imbler school districtChapter banquet on April 25th beginning at 5pm! We will be serving delicious...
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A Note From The Superintendent By: Beth Burton, Superintendent/Elementary Principal Inside this issue: FFA News Page 2 Drive 4 Ur School page 2 PAC/BOOSTER News page 2 Imbler Education Foundation page 3 Lunch Menu Page 4 Activity Calendar Page 5 yearbook order form page 6 FBLA news Page 7 yearbook Info Page 7 Bus Recess & Dismissal Page 8 April 2015 Issue 33 Greetings! We have more hours of daylight, and spring time seems to be upon us. Spring is a busy season around the district. Be sure to check our district website to get details on all the events taking place each week. In the last few weeks, discussion around the State School Fund has gathered more momentum. Before the transition in the Governor’s office, former Gov. Kitzhaber announced the state’s education budget as $6.9 billion, very short of what is needed to fulfill the requirements of the many initiatives he has put forward over the last few years as part of his 40-40-20 plan for Oregon. The co-chairs of Oregon’s Ways and Means Committee unveiled their proposed education budget of $7.235 billion. While this number is an improvement, it is still not realistic. If Oregon moves forward with an education budget of $7.235 billion, most schools will see less dollars per student in the 2015-16 school year. Out of 198 Oregon school districts, only 9 will see an increase in the number of dollars per student their districts will receive in the 2015- 16 school year. For Imbler, a State School education budget of $7.235 billion means $77 per student less. Oregon has several new education initiatives designed to increase student opportunities and success. While these programs are important for our students, there is a cost associated with each initiative that is in addition to our standard operating costs. I have heard some folks say that this proposed education budget for the 2015-17 biennium is 8% more money than the last biennium. However, there are more students attending Oregon schools statewide leaving less dollars per student and more requirements to satisfy with less funding. Education is crucial for our students. The K-12 education budget is an investment in the future of Oregon. Unless the Legislature adopts a budget of $7.5 billion or more, the future of Oregon’s students does not look quite as bright as it could. What can you do to help in regards to Oregon’s education budget? Let your Representative know that adequate funding is important for our schools. Ask them to promote an education budget that does not ask Oregon schools to do more with less, a trend that has become the norm over the last 10-12 years. If we hope to educate Oregon students to help them be competitive in a global marketplace, we have got to equip schools with the funds and resources needed to turn those hopes into viable realities for our students.
Transcript of imbler school districtChapter banquet on April 25th beginning at 5pm! We will be serving delicious...
A Note From The Superintendent By Beth Burton SuperintendentElementary Principal
Inside this
issue
FFA News
Page 2
Drive 4 Ur School
page 2
PACBOOSTER
News
page 2
Imbler Education
Foundation
page 3
Lunch Menu
Page 4
Activity Calendar
Page 5
yearbook
order form
page 6
FBLA news
Page 7
yearbook Info
Page 7
Bus Recess amp
Dismissal
Page 8
April 2015 Issue 33
Greetings
We have more hours of daylight and spring time seems to be upon us Spring is a busy season around the district Be sure to check our district website to get details on all the events taking place each week
In the last few weeks discussion around the State School Fund has gathered more momentum Before the transition in the Governorrsquos office former Gov Kitzhaber announced the statersquos education budget as $69 billion very short of what is needed to fulfill the requirements of the many initiatives he has put forward over the last few years as part of his 40-40-20 plan for Oregon The co-chairs of Oregonrsquos Ways and Means Committee unveiled their proposed education budget of $7235 billion While this number is an improvement it is still not
realistic
If Oregon moves forward with an education budget of $7235 billion most schools will see less dollars per student in the 2015-16 school year Out of 198 Oregon school districts only 9 will see an increase in
the number of dollars per student their districts will receive in the 2015-16 school year For Imbler a State School education budget of $7235
billion means $77 per student less Oregon has several new education initiatives designed to increase student opportunities and success While these programs are important for our students there is a cost associated
with each initiative that is in addition to our standard operating costs
I have heard some folks say that this proposed education budget for the 2015-17 biennium is 8 more money than the last biennium However there are more students attending Oregon schools statewide leaving less dollars per student and more requirements to satisfy with less funding Education is crucial for our students The K-12 education budget is an investment in the future of Oregon Unless the Legislature adopts a budget of $75 billion or more the future of Oregonrsquos students does not look quite as bright as it could
What can you do to help in regards to Oregonrsquos education budget Let your Representative know that adequate funding is important for our schools Ask them to promote an education budget that does not ask Oregon schools to do more with less a trend that has become the norm over the last 10-12 years If we hope to educate Oregon students to help them be competitive in a global marketplace we have got to equip schools with the funds
and resources needed to turn those hopes into viable realities for our students
FFA NEWS DRIVE 4 UR SCHOOL WAS A HUGE SUCCESS Reporter McKayla Hoskin
Spring is in the air February and March brought many activities to the table with the Community Breakfast on February 27th and State Convention occurring March 19th-23rd The Community Breakfast had the best turnout yet We served around 350 people throughout the morning We are grateful to have served such a large portion of our community
The FFA State Convention took place in Silverton Oregon Qualifiers from the sectional and district competitions will compete in varying events
Competitors and Events
Agriculture Marketing Team Hannah Haefer Aspen Birkmaier Hailee Patterson
FFA Creed Katelyn Stirewalt
Sophomore Public Speaking Hailey Bingaman
State Degree Recipients Tyler Bales Amanda Feik Treynae Shaffer Calvin Shaffer Whitney Wilber Hailee Patterson Garret Ryan Rachel Sauer
District Proficiency Winners Rachel Sauer Ag Sales Tyler Bales Specialty Crop Production
On April 10th FFA officer applications are due We encourage any FFA member interested in applying to talk to Mr Cant The Treasure Valley Community College shop skills competition takes place on April 15th and Eastern Oregon spring livestock judging will be April 19th
We wish to invite everyone to come out to the FFA Chapter banquet on April 25th beginning at 5pm We will be serving delicious food recognizing FFA members and inducting new officers Come out for a great time Also beginning in April is the annual greenhouse plant sale The sale begins on April 30th and runs throughout May Be sure to purchase your spring plants and flowers to spruce up your garden
We look forward to kicking off spring and summer and hope to see you at our various events Thank you
The participation at the recent Drive 4 Ur School event sponsored by Legacy Ford was the best we have seen since the inception of this fantastic program We had 175 drivers and
time out of your day to participate in
earned nearly $3500 for student programs and activities We are so fortunate to have such a supportive community Thank you for taking
this event and support our programs
THANK YOU LEGACY FORD AND OUR SUPPORTIVE COMMUNITY
PACBOOSTER NEWS Panther Card Fundraiser Results
We have pretty much wrapped up our Panther Card Fundraiser This has turned out to be one of our most successful fundraisers of the year Students sold approximately 750 cards and earned nearly $7500 100 of these proceeds benefit our students and their programs and activities such as 3rd amp 8th Camp Hancock Trip 4th amp 5th Grade OMSI Trip State FBLA Trip Band Trip Volleyball Camp and Boys Basketball We still have some cards available so if you didnrsquot get one or know someone who would like one contact either the high school or elementary office Thank you for your continued support of our kids
Upcoming Events
Spring has sprung and with it comes a variety of activities Mark your calendar for the upcoming events sponsored by PAC
April 1st BOGO Book FairChili Feed ndash Stock up on books for the summer
April 10th FatherDaughter Dance - For your daughter and her special guest
May 4th ndash May 8th Teacher Appreciation Week - Donrsquot forget to take the time to show our teachersstaff how much they means to us
May 14th Muffins for Mom ndash Treat mom to a special breakfast on us
Page 2 ldquoInstilling an attitude of excellence and the commitment to achieverdquo
_______________________________________________
_______________________________________
_______________________________________________
_______________________________________
IMBLER EDUCATION FOUNDATION NEWS
addition will benefit our school district and community and send it to the Foundation at PO Box 95 Imbler OR 97841
The Imbler Education Foundation thanks everyone who stopped by Room 1 for our pizza feed on February 6th We made some money for our projects and shared our plans for the addition to the elementary school What a great community we have
The Foundation has decided on a project for using the salvaged bricks from the old elementary school building We will be building a series of benches near the elementary school so the kids have somewhere to sit and place their backpacks coats etc These cement benches will be faced with the bricks You can purchase a pre-engraved or custom engraved brick for $50 to display on the benches Contact a board member for details or see the order form on the Imbler Education Foundation webpage at wwwimbleredfoundationorg
We are also making progress on the addition of a stage to the south side of the elementary building The design plans are 75 complete and we are accepting donations and working on grant applications to help fund the project When complete we will have a wonderful stage for our music programs student of the month presentations FFA and FBLA activities and many other school and community events You can help by making donations to the building fund or writing a letter of support for the project A show of community support is required for many of the grant applications Please consider writing a letter explaining how this
The Foundation is always looking to increase membership and membership in the Foundation is simple Anyone who donates the minimum $50 annual membership fee is considered a voting member for that year Your level of involvement is up to you The board meets at 700 pm in Room 1 of the high school on the second Monday of each month We hold an annual meeting on the fourth Monday in September to vote on and install officers and board members If you would like to become a member of the Foundation complete the donation form included with this newsletter check the line for ldquoI would like to become a voting member of IEFrdquo then mail the form along with your $50 contribution to the address on the form If you arenrsquot able to join the Foundation you can still make a donation of any amount and we would still love to hear your input on our projects Join us at a meeting or contact a board member with your suggestions
Your 2015 board members are Walt Sullivan President Sam Royes Vice-President Josh Burright Treasurer Kathy Christensen Secretary Monty McIntosh and Tyler Cook We still have an opening for one more in-district board member if you are interested
Thank you for helping the Imbler Education Foundation with its mission ldquoTo preserve and support the legacy of excellence in the Imbler School District and our rural communityrdquo
Donation Form Imbler Education Foundation
Name ____________________________________________
Address __________________________________________
Email ____________________________________________
Phone(s) __________________________________________
Donation Amount $ ___________
Please check all that apply
o I would like to be a voting member of IEF (Voting memberships are available to anyone for a minimum contribution of $50 per person per year)
o I would like to apply my dues or donation to the building fund
o I would like to make a contribution in honor of
Send notification to ___________________________ (name) _______________________________________ (address)
o I would like to make a contribution in memory of
Send notification to ___________________________ (name) _______________________________________ (address)
o I would like to remain anonymous
o I am an IHS alumnus class of________
o I am willing to serve as a volunteer please contact me
Make checks payable to Imbler Education Foundation
PO Box 95 Imbler OR 97841
ldquoTo preserve and support the legacy of excellence in the Imbler School District and our rural communityrdquo
Page 3 PO Box 164 | Imbler OR 97841 | 541-534-5331 | wwwimblerk12orus
Page 4 ldquoInstilling an attitude of excellence and the commitment to achieverdquo
Page 5 PO Box 164 | Imbler OR 97841 | 541-534-5331 | wwwimblerk12orus
Page 6 ldquoInstilling an attitude of excellence and the commitment to achieverdquo
FBLA NEWS CLICK TO ORDER YOUR YEARBOOKBy Hailey Bingaman Publicity Director
Hello friends and members of FBLA March has been a busy month for all of us as we prepare for the State Business Leadership Conference but there are more upcoming events to announce First letrsquos take a look at what has been accomplished as there have been several new developments since our last announcement
Since the beginning of the month we have held many fundraisers for those attending the state conference in April The chapter also helped complete many projects in hopes of achieving the outstanding FBLA chapter award Those lucky members who placed in the top ten of their competitive events at the regional competition will get the opportunity to attend the state conference from April 8-11 On March 11th and 12th members were able to complete their homesite testing prior to the conference On April 4th our FBLA chapter will once again have our annual Easter Egg Hunt at 10 am
On March 13th the American Enterprise project took place and was a great success The project taught key business and entrepreneurial skills to our local fifth graders by conducting lessons once a week Our key members Kelley Massingale Gavin and December Eddy and Emily Faulk took the lead on this project to ensure its success The fifth grade class got the chance to have their own marketing day at the completion of the lessons where they were able to show off all their
newly acquired business skills Also in March members participated in our Miss IHS pageant and soup dinner This fundraiser gave those members attending the state conference an opportunity to raise money for their trip Our chapter would like to thank Kim Short and all of the kitchen staff for their
help and support with the soup supper The Last Little Steps session was held on March 19th The students enjoyed painting worms creating family portraits and playing red light green light Thank you to everyone that has helped make our many fundraisers possible
NEW OPTIONS This year we are doing things a little bit different in ordering our yearbooks First you must PRE-ORDER your yearbook if you want to make sure that your child will have one to keep forever Yearbooks are full of MEMORIES and we try our best to make sure each student is in it at least 3 times Next if you order by April 24th you can personalize your childrsquos yearbook with his or her name and icons to represent their favorite things such as volleyball football basketball music art and there are lots lots more to choose from
ORDERING You can order a yearbook by filling out the order form in the newsletter or picking one up from the high school office and returning it to the high school office with your payment Now you can order ONLINE by going to wwwjostensyearbookscom and selecting Imbler High School If you have purchased class rings or senior graduation items in the past then you already have an account with Jostens and you sign in using your login information If you havenrsquot just create an account that you will always use whenever purchasing anything from Jostens When purchasing online you will use a credit or debit card for payment to make it easier in purchasing a 2014-15 yearbook
REPLAYIT As a yearbook staff we know that parents students staff friends and family all capture some great photos throughout the school year Now you can share those pictures with the yearbook staff for possible use by going either going to wwwreplayitcom signing in with your Jostens account information and uploading the pictures or downloading the Jostens ReplayIt app on your phone signing in and uploading photos through the app on your phone How easy is that
Please call the high school if you have any questions and we want to THANK YOU for all of your support through sponsorships purchasing the yearbook donating yearbooks to students who canrsquot afford one and by sharing your AWESOME photos with us
Yearbooks will be distributed in the Fall and we are excited about capturing this yearrsquos memories in our
ldquoEmpoweredrdquo edition of the 2014-15 yearbook
Page 7 PO Box 164 | Imbler OR 97841 | 541-534-5331 | wwwimblerk12orus
Boxholder Summerville OR 97876
NONPROF ORG US POSTAGE PAID
Imbler OR 97841 Permit 2
Imbler School District 11 PO Box 164 Imbler OR 97841 BUS RECESS amp DISMISSAL 1 All students (K-3) will need to go to the playground
area even if they are waiting for a parent to pick them up
2 Backpacks and coats will be lined up along the fence (closest to the building) not thrown in piles in the grass Each grade level will have a designated area along the fence Students will line up with their backpacks
3 No balls jump ropes or any other toys will be allowed at bus recess Not even your personal items
4 When the bell rings all students (K-3rd) will pick up their belongings and will line up along the fence line (closest to the building) in a single file line Students will not leave until the duty teacher has released them
5 4th-6th graders will exit the building in two single file lines along the sidewalk on the right side and stop at the end of the sidewalk by the bell One line on the left for bus students and the other line to the right for walkers and pickup They will wait until the duty teacher releases them from this spot
6 No students are allowed to go into the parking lot prior to bus departure unless a parent physically walks with them
7 Students need to enter into the playground by walking on the sidewalk closest to the building Not on the sidewalk that connects to the High School (in front of the playground)
8 All students need to use the sidewalks Do not run through the grass areas No one should be hanging out in the parking lot waiting to be picked up
Page 8 ldquoInstilling an attitude of excellence and the commitment to achieverdquo
FFA NEWS DRIVE 4 UR SCHOOL WAS A HUGE SUCCESS Reporter McKayla Hoskin
Spring is in the air February and March brought many activities to the table with the Community Breakfast on February 27th and State Convention occurring March 19th-23rd The Community Breakfast had the best turnout yet We served around 350 people throughout the morning We are grateful to have served such a large portion of our community
The FFA State Convention took place in Silverton Oregon Qualifiers from the sectional and district competitions will compete in varying events
Competitors and Events
Agriculture Marketing Team Hannah Haefer Aspen Birkmaier Hailee Patterson
FFA Creed Katelyn Stirewalt
Sophomore Public Speaking Hailey Bingaman
State Degree Recipients Tyler Bales Amanda Feik Treynae Shaffer Calvin Shaffer Whitney Wilber Hailee Patterson Garret Ryan Rachel Sauer
District Proficiency Winners Rachel Sauer Ag Sales Tyler Bales Specialty Crop Production
On April 10th FFA officer applications are due We encourage any FFA member interested in applying to talk to Mr Cant The Treasure Valley Community College shop skills competition takes place on April 15th and Eastern Oregon spring livestock judging will be April 19th
We wish to invite everyone to come out to the FFA Chapter banquet on April 25th beginning at 5pm We will be serving delicious food recognizing FFA members and inducting new officers Come out for a great time Also beginning in April is the annual greenhouse plant sale The sale begins on April 30th and runs throughout May Be sure to purchase your spring plants and flowers to spruce up your garden
We look forward to kicking off spring and summer and hope to see you at our various events Thank you
The participation at the recent Drive 4 Ur School event sponsored by Legacy Ford was the best we have seen since the inception of this fantastic program We had 175 drivers and
time out of your day to participate in
earned nearly $3500 for student programs and activities We are so fortunate to have such a supportive community Thank you for taking
this event and support our programs
THANK YOU LEGACY FORD AND OUR SUPPORTIVE COMMUNITY
PACBOOSTER NEWS Panther Card Fundraiser Results
We have pretty much wrapped up our Panther Card Fundraiser This has turned out to be one of our most successful fundraisers of the year Students sold approximately 750 cards and earned nearly $7500 100 of these proceeds benefit our students and their programs and activities such as 3rd amp 8th Camp Hancock Trip 4th amp 5th Grade OMSI Trip State FBLA Trip Band Trip Volleyball Camp and Boys Basketball We still have some cards available so if you didnrsquot get one or know someone who would like one contact either the high school or elementary office Thank you for your continued support of our kids
Upcoming Events
Spring has sprung and with it comes a variety of activities Mark your calendar for the upcoming events sponsored by PAC
April 1st BOGO Book FairChili Feed ndash Stock up on books for the summer
April 10th FatherDaughter Dance - For your daughter and her special guest
May 4th ndash May 8th Teacher Appreciation Week - Donrsquot forget to take the time to show our teachersstaff how much they means to us
May 14th Muffins for Mom ndash Treat mom to a special breakfast on us
Page 2 ldquoInstilling an attitude of excellence and the commitment to achieverdquo
_______________________________________________
_______________________________________
_______________________________________________
_______________________________________
IMBLER EDUCATION FOUNDATION NEWS
addition will benefit our school district and community and send it to the Foundation at PO Box 95 Imbler OR 97841
The Imbler Education Foundation thanks everyone who stopped by Room 1 for our pizza feed on February 6th We made some money for our projects and shared our plans for the addition to the elementary school What a great community we have
The Foundation has decided on a project for using the salvaged bricks from the old elementary school building We will be building a series of benches near the elementary school so the kids have somewhere to sit and place their backpacks coats etc These cement benches will be faced with the bricks You can purchase a pre-engraved or custom engraved brick for $50 to display on the benches Contact a board member for details or see the order form on the Imbler Education Foundation webpage at wwwimbleredfoundationorg
We are also making progress on the addition of a stage to the south side of the elementary building The design plans are 75 complete and we are accepting donations and working on grant applications to help fund the project When complete we will have a wonderful stage for our music programs student of the month presentations FFA and FBLA activities and many other school and community events You can help by making donations to the building fund or writing a letter of support for the project A show of community support is required for many of the grant applications Please consider writing a letter explaining how this
The Foundation is always looking to increase membership and membership in the Foundation is simple Anyone who donates the minimum $50 annual membership fee is considered a voting member for that year Your level of involvement is up to you The board meets at 700 pm in Room 1 of the high school on the second Monday of each month We hold an annual meeting on the fourth Monday in September to vote on and install officers and board members If you would like to become a member of the Foundation complete the donation form included with this newsletter check the line for ldquoI would like to become a voting member of IEFrdquo then mail the form along with your $50 contribution to the address on the form If you arenrsquot able to join the Foundation you can still make a donation of any amount and we would still love to hear your input on our projects Join us at a meeting or contact a board member with your suggestions
Your 2015 board members are Walt Sullivan President Sam Royes Vice-President Josh Burright Treasurer Kathy Christensen Secretary Monty McIntosh and Tyler Cook We still have an opening for one more in-district board member if you are interested
Thank you for helping the Imbler Education Foundation with its mission ldquoTo preserve and support the legacy of excellence in the Imbler School District and our rural communityrdquo
Donation Form Imbler Education Foundation
Name ____________________________________________
Address __________________________________________
Email ____________________________________________
Phone(s) __________________________________________
Donation Amount $ ___________
Please check all that apply
o I would like to be a voting member of IEF (Voting memberships are available to anyone for a minimum contribution of $50 per person per year)
o I would like to apply my dues or donation to the building fund
o I would like to make a contribution in honor of
Send notification to ___________________________ (name) _______________________________________ (address)
o I would like to make a contribution in memory of
Send notification to ___________________________ (name) _______________________________________ (address)
o I would like to remain anonymous
o I am an IHS alumnus class of________
o I am willing to serve as a volunteer please contact me
Make checks payable to Imbler Education Foundation
PO Box 95 Imbler OR 97841
ldquoTo preserve and support the legacy of excellence in the Imbler School District and our rural communityrdquo
Page 3 PO Box 164 | Imbler OR 97841 | 541-534-5331 | wwwimblerk12orus
Page 4 ldquoInstilling an attitude of excellence and the commitment to achieverdquo
Page 5 PO Box 164 | Imbler OR 97841 | 541-534-5331 | wwwimblerk12orus
Page 6 ldquoInstilling an attitude of excellence and the commitment to achieverdquo
FBLA NEWS CLICK TO ORDER YOUR YEARBOOKBy Hailey Bingaman Publicity Director
Hello friends and members of FBLA March has been a busy month for all of us as we prepare for the State Business Leadership Conference but there are more upcoming events to announce First letrsquos take a look at what has been accomplished as there have been several new developments since our last announcement
Since the beginning of the month we have held many fundraisers for those attending the state conference in April The chapter also helped complete many projects in hopes of achieving the outstanding FBLA chapter award Those lucky members who placed in the top ten of their competitive events at the regional competition will get the opportunity to attend the state conference from April 8-11 On March 11th and 12th members were able to complete their homesite testing prior to the conference On April 4th our FBLA chapter will once again have our annual Easter Egg Hunt at 10 am
On March 13th the American Enterprise project took place and was a great success The project taught key business and entrepreneurial skills to our local fifth graders by conducting lessons once a week Our key members Kelley Massingale Gavin and December Eddy and Emily Faulk took the lead on this project to ensure its success The fifth grade class got the chance to have their own marketing day at the completion of the lessons where they were able to show off all their
newly acquired business skills Also in March members participated in our Miss IHS pageant and soup dinner This fundraiser gave those members attending the state conference an opportunity to raise money for their trip Our chapter would like to thank Kim Short and all of the kitchen staff for their
help and support with the soup supper The Last Little Steps session was held on March 19th The students enjoyed painting worms creating family portraits and playing red light green light Thank you to everyone that has helped make our many fundraisers possible
NEW OPTIONS This year we are doing things a little bit different in ordering our yearbooks First you must PRE-ORDER your yearbook if you want to make sure that your child will have one to keep forever Yearbooks are full of MEMORIES and we try our best to make sure each student is in it at least 3 times Next if you order by April 24th you can personalize your childrsquos yearbook with his or her name and icons to represent their favorite things such as volleyball football basketball music art and there are lots lots more to choose from
ORDERING You can order a yearbook by filling out the order form in the newsletter or picking one up from the high school office and returning it to the high school office with your payment Now you can order ONLINE by going to wwwjostensyearbookscom and selecting Imbler High School If you have purchased class rings or senior graduation items in the past then you already have an account with Jostens and you sign in using your login information If you havenrsquot just create an account that you will always use whenever purchasing anything from Jostens When purchasing online you will use a credit or debit card for payment to make it easier in purchasing a 2014-15 yearbook
REPLAYIT As a yearbook staff we know that parents students staff friends and family all capture some great photos throughout the school year Now you can share those pictures with the yearbook staff for possible use by going either going to wwwreplayitcom signing in with your Jostens account information and uploading the pictures or downloading the Jostens ReplayIt app on your phone signing in and uploading photos through the app on your phone How easy is that
Please call the high school if you have any questions and we want to THANK YOU for all of your support through sponsorships purchasing the yearbook donating yearbooks to students who canrsquot afford one and by sharing your AWESOME photos with us
Yearbooks will be distributed in the Fall and we are excited about capturing this yearrsquos memories in our
ldquoEmpoweredrdquo edition of the 2014-15 yearbook
Page 7 PO Box 164 | Imbler OR 97841 | 541-534-5331 | wwwimblerk12orus
Boxholder Summerville OR 97876
NONPROF ORG US POSTAGE PAID
Imbler OR 97841 Permit 2
Imbler School District 11 PO Box 164 Imbler OR 97841 BUS RECESS amp DISMISSAL 1 All students (K-3) will need to go to the playground
area even if they are waiting for a parent to pick them up
2 Backpacks and coats will be lined up along the fence (closest to the building) not thrown in piles in the grass Each grade level will have a designated area along the fence Students will line up with their backpacks
3 No balls jump ropes or any other toys will be allowed at bus recess Not even your personal items
4 When the bell rings all students (K-3rd) will pick up their belongings and will line up along the fence line (closest to the building) in a single file line Students will not leave until the duty teacher has released them
5 4th-6th graders will exit the building in two single file lines along the sidewalk on the right side and stop at the end of the sidewalk by the bell One line on the left for bus students and the other line to the right for walkers and pickup They will wait until the duty teacher releases them from this spot
6 No students are allowed to go into the parking lot prior to bus departure unless a parent physically walks with them
7 Students need to enter into the playground by walking on the sidewalk closest to the building Not on the sidewalk that connects to the High School (in front of the playground)
8 All students need to use the sidewalks Do not run through the grass areas No one should be hanging out in the parking lot waiting to be picked up
Page 8 ldquoInstilling an attitude of excellence and the commitment to achieverdquo
_______________________________________________
_______________________________________
_______________________________________________
_______________________________________
IMBLER EDUCATION FOUNDATION NEWS
addition will benefit our school district and community and send it to the Foundation at PO Box 95 Imbler OR 97841
The Imbler Education Foundation thanks everyone who stopped by Room 1 for our pizza feed on February 6th We made some money for our projects and shared our plans for the addition to the elementary school What a great community we have
The Foundation has decided on a project for using the salvaged bricks from the old elementary school building We will be building a series of benches near the elementary school so the kids have somewhere to sit and place their backpacks coats etc These cement benches will be faced with the bricks You can purchase a pre-engraved or custom engraved brick for $50 to display on the benches Contact a board member for details or see the order form on the Imbler Education Foundation webpage at wwwimbleredfoundationorg
We are also making progress on the addition of a stage to the south side of the elementary building The design plans are 75 complete and we are accepting donations and working on grant applications to help fund the project When complete we will have a wonderful stage for our music programs student of the month presentations FFA and FBLA activities and many other school and community events You can help by making donations to the building fund or writing a letter of support for the project A show of community support is required for many of the grant applications Please consider writing a letter explaining how this
The Foundation is always looking to increase membership and membership in the Foundation is simple Anyone who donates the minimum $50 annual membership fee is considered a voting member for that year Your level of involvement is up to you The board meets at 700 pm in Room 1 of the high school on the second Monday of each month We hold an annual meeting on the fourth Monday in September to vote on and install officers and board members If you would like to become a member of the Foundation complete the donation form included with this newsletter check the line for ldquoI would like to become a voting member of IEFrdquo then mail the form along with your $50 contribution to the address on the form If you arenrsquot able to join the Foundation you can still make a donation of any amount and we would still love to hear your input on our projects Join us at a meeting or contact a board member with your suggestions
Your 2015 board members are Walt Sullivan President Sam Royes Vice-President Josh Burright Treasurer Kathy Christensen Secretary Monty McIntosh and Tyler Cook We still have an opening for one more in-district board member if you are interested
Thank you for helping the Imbler Education Foundation with its mission ldquoTo preserve and support the legacy of excellence in the Imbler School District and our rural communityrdquo
Donation Form Imbler Education Foundation
Name ____________________________________________
Address __________________________________________
Email ____________________________________________
Phone(s) __________________________________________
Donation Amount $ ___________
Please check all that apply
o I would like to be a voting member of IEF (Voting memberships are available to anyone for a minimum contribution of $50 per person per year)
o I would like to apply my dues or donation to the building fund
o I would like to make a contribution in honor of
Send notification to ___________________________ (name) _______________________________________ (address)
o I would like to make a contribution in memory of
Send notification to ___________________________ (name) _______________________________________ (address)
o I would like to remain anonymous
o I am an IHS alumnus class of________
o I am willing to serve as a volunteer please contact me
Make checks payable to Imbler Education Foundation
PO Box 95 Imbler OR 97841
ldquoTo preserve and support the legacy of excellence in the Imbler School District and our rural communityrdquo
Page 3 PO Box 164 | Imbler OR 97841 | 541-534-5331 | wwwimblerk12orus
Page 4 ldquoInstilling an attitude of excellence and the commitment to achieverdquo
Page 5 PO Box 164 | Imbler OR 97841 | 541-534-5331 | wwwimblerk12orus
Page 6 ldquoInstilling an attitude of excellence and the commitment to achieverdquo
FBLA NEWS CLICK TO ORDER YOUR YEARBOOKBy Hailey Bingaman Publicity Director
Hello friends and members of FBLA March has been a busy month for all of us as we prepare for the State Business Leadership Conference but there are more upcoming events to announce First letrsquos take a look at what has been accomplished as there have been several new developments since our last announcement
Since the beginning of the month we have held many fundraisers for those attending the state conference in April The chapter also helped complete many projects in hopes of achieving the outstanding FBLA chapter award Those lucky members who placed in the top ten of their competitive events at the regional competition will get the opportunity to attend the state conference from April 8-11 On March 11th and 12th members were able to complete their homesite testing prior to the conference On April 4th our FBLA chapter will once again have our annual Easter Egg Hunt at 10 am
On March 13th the American Enterprise project took place and was a great success The project taught key business and entrepreneurial skills to our local fifth graders by conducting lessons once a week Our key members Kelley Massingale Gavin and December Eddy and Emily Faulk took the lead on this project to ensure its success The fifth grade class got the chance to have their own marketing day at the completion of the lessons where they were able to show off all their
newly acquired business skills Also in March members participated in our Miss IHS pageant and soup dinner This fundraiser gave those members attending the state conference an opportunity to raise money for their trip Our chapter would like to thank Kim Short and all of the kitchen staff for their
help and support with the soup supper The Last Little Steps session was held on March 19th The students enjoyed painting worms creating family portraits and playing red light green light Thank you to everyone that has helped make our many fundraisers possible
NEW OPTIONS This year we are doing things a little bit different in ordering our yearbooks First you must PRE-ORDER your yearbook if you want to make sure that your child will have one to keep forever Yearbooks are full of MEMORIES and we try our best to make sure each student is in it at least 3 times Next if you order by April 24th you can personalize your childrsquos yearbook with his or her name and icons to represent their favorite things such as volleyball football basketball music art and there are lots lots more to choose from
ORDERING You can order a yearbook by filling out the order form in the newsletter or picking one up from the high school office and returning it to the high school office with your payment Now you can order ONLINE by going to wwwjostensyearbookscom and selecting Imbler High School If you have purchased class rings or senior graduation items in the past then you already have an account with Jostens and you sign in using your login information If you havenrsquot just create an account that you will always use whenever purchasing anything from Jostens When purchasing online you will use a credit or debit card for payment to make it easier in purchasing a 2014-15 yearbook
REPLAYIT As a yearbook staff we know that parents students staff friends and family all capture some great photos throughout the school year Now you can share those pictures with the yearbook staff for possible use by going either going to wwwreplayitcom signing in with your Jostens account information and uploading the pictures or downloading the Jostens ReplayIt app on your phone signing in and uploading photos through the app on your phone How easy is that
Please call the high school if you have any questions and we want to THANK YOU for all of your support through sponsorships purchasing the yearbook donating yearbooks to students who canrsquot afford one and by sharing your AWESOME photos with us
Yearbooks will be distributed in the Fall and we are excited about capturing this yearrsquos memories in our
ldquoEmpoweredrdquo edition of the 2014-15 yearbook
Page 7 PO Box 164 | Imbler OR 97841 | 541-534-5331 | wwwimblerk12orus
Boxholder Summerville OR 97876
NONPROF ORG US POSTAGE PAID
Imbler OR 97841 Permit 2
Imbler School District 11 PO Box 164 Imbler OR 97841 BUS RECESS amp DISMISSAL 1 All students (K-3) will need to go to the playground
area even if they are waiting for a parent to pick them up
2 Backpacks and coats will be lined up along the fence (closest to the building) not thrown in piles in the grass Each grade level will have a designated area along the fence Students will line up with their backpacks
3 No balls jump ropes or any other toys will be allowed at bus recess Not even your personal items
4 When the bell rings all students (K-3rd) will pick up their belongings and will line up along the fence line (closest to the building) in a single file line Students will not leave until the duty teacher has released them
5 4th-6th graders will exit the building in two single file lines along the sidewalk on the right side and stop at the end of the sidewalk by the bell One line on the left for bus students and the other line to the right for walkers and pickup They will wait until the duty teacher releases them from this spot
6 No students are allowed to go into the parking lot prior to bus departure unless a parent physically walks with them
7 Students need to enter into the playground by walking on the sidewalk closest to the building Not on the sidewalk that connects to the High School (in front of the playground)
8 All students need to use the sidewalks Do not run through the grass areas No one should be hanging out in the parking lot waiting to be picked up
Page 8 ldquoInstilling an attitude of excellence and the commitment to achieverdquo
Page 4 ldquoInstilling an attitude of excellence and the commitment to achieverdquo
Page 5 PO Box 164 | Imbler OR 97841 | 541-534-5331 | wwwimblerk12orus
Page 6 ldquoInstilling an attitude of excellence and the commitment to achieverdquo
FBLA NEWS CLICK TO ORDER YOUR YEARBOOKBy Hailey Bingaman Publicity Director
Hello friends and members of FBLA March has been a busy month for all of us as we prepare for the State Business Leadership Conference but there are more upcoming events to announce First letrsquos take a look at what has been accomplished as there have been several new developments since our last announcement
Since the beginning of the month we have held many fundraisers for those attending the state conference in April The chapter also helped complete many projects in hopes of achieving the outstanding FBLA chapter award Those lucky members who placed in the top ten of their competitive events at the regional competition will get the opportunity to attend the state conference from April 8-11 On March 11th and 12th members were able to complete their homesite testing prior to the conference On April 4th our FBLA chapter will once again have our annual Easter Egg Hunt at 10 am
On March 13th the American Enterprise project took place and was a great success The project taught key business and entrepreneurial skills to our local fifth graders by conducting lessons once a week Our key members Kelley Massingale Gavin and December Eddy and Emily Faulk took the lead on this project to ensure its success The fifth grade class got the chance to have their own marketing day at the completion of the lessons where they were able to show off all their
newly acquired business skills Also in March members participated in our Miss IHS pageant and soup dinner This fundraiser gave those members attending the state conference an opportunity to raise money for their trip Our chapter would like to thank Kim Short and all of the kitchen staff for their
help and support with the soup supper The Last Little Steps session was held on March 19th The students enjoyed painting worms creating family portraits and playing red light green light Thank you to everyone that has helped make our many fundraisers possible
NEW OPTIONS This year we are doing things a little bit different in ordering our yearbooks First you must PRE-ORDER your yearbook if you want to make sure that your child will have one to keep forever Yearbooks are full of MEMORIES and we try our best to make sure each student is in it at least 3 times Next if you order by April 24th you can personalize your childrsquos yearbook with his or her name and icons to represent their favorite things such as volleyball football basketball music art and there are lots lots more to choose from
ORDERING You can order a yearbook by filling out the order form in the newsletter or picking one up from the high school office and returning it to the high school office with your payment Now you can order ONLINE by going to wwwjostensyearbookscom and selecting Imbler High School If you have purchased class rings or senior graduation items in the past then you already have an account with Jostens and you sign in using your login information If you havenrsquot just create an account that you will always use whenever purchasing anything from Jostens When purchasing online you will use a credit or debit card for payment to make it easier in purchasing a 2014-15 yearbook
REPLAYIT As a yearbook staff we know that parents students staff friends and family all capture some great photos throughout the school year Now you can share those pictures with the yearbook staff for possible use by going either going to wwwreplayitcom signing in with your Jostens account information and uploading the pictures or downloading the Jostens ReplayIt app on your phone signing in and uploading photos through the app on your phone How easy is that
Please call the high school if you have any questions and we want to THANK YOU for all of your support through sponsorships purchasing the yearbook donating yearbooks to students who canrsquot afford one and by sharing your AWESOME photos with us
Yearbooks will be distributed in the Fall and we are excited about capturing this yearrsquos memories in our
ldquoEmpoweredrdquo edition of the 2014-15 yearbook
Page 7 PO Box 164 | Imbler OR 97841 | 541-534-5331 | wwwimblerk12orus
Boxholder Summerville OR 97876
NONPROF ORG US POSTAGE PAID
Imbler OR 97841 Permit 2
Imbler School District 11 PO Box 164 Imbler OR 97841 BUS RECESS amp DISMISSAL 1 All students (K-3) will need to go to the playground
area even if they are waiting for a parent to pick them up
2 Backpacks and coats will be lined up along the fence (closest to the building) not thrown in piles in the grass Each grade level will have a designated area along the fence Students will line up with their backpacks
3 No balls jump ropes or any other toys will be allowed at bus recess Not even your personal items
4 When the bell rings all students (K-3rd) will pick up their belongings and will line up along the fence line (closest to the building) in a single file line Students will not leave until the duty teacher has released them
5 4th-6th graders will exit the building in two single file lines along the sidewalk on the right side and stop at the end of the sidewalk by the bell One line on the left for bus students and the other line to the right for walkers and pickup They will wait until the duty teacher releases them from this spot
6 No students are allowed to go into the parking lot prior to bus departure unless a parent physically walks with them
7 Students need to enter into the playground by walking on the sidewalk closest to the building Not on the sidewalk that connects to the High School (in front of the playground)
8 All students need to use the sidewalks Do not run through the grass areas No one should be hanging out in the parking lot waiting to be picked up
Page 8 ldquoInstilling an attitude of excellence and the commitment to achieverdquo
Page 5 PO Box 164 | Imbler OR 97841 | 541-534-5331 | wwwimblerk12orus
Page 6 ldquoInstilling an attitude of excellence and the commitment to achieverdquo
FBLA NEWS CLICK TO ORDER YOUR YEARBOOKBy Hailey Bingaman Publicity Director
Hello friends and members of FBLA March has been a busy month for all of us as we prepare for the State Business Leadership Conference but there are more upcoming events to announce First letrsquos take a look at what has been accomplished as there have been several new developments since our last announcement
Since the beginning of the month we have held many fundraisers for those attending the state conference in April The chapter also helped complete many projects in hopes of achieving the outstanding FBLA chapter award Those lucky members who placed in the top ten of their competitive events at the regional competition will get the opportunity to attend the state conference from April 8-11 On March 11th and 12th members were able to complete their homesite testing prior to the conference On April 4th our FBLA chapter will once again have our annual Easter Egg Hunt at 10 am
On March 13th the American Enterprise project took place and was a great success The project taught key business and entrepreneurial skills to our local fifth graders by conducting lessons once a week Our key members Kelley Massingale Gavin and December Eddy and Emily Faulk took the lead on this project to ensure its success The fifth grade class got the chance to have their own marketing day at the completion of the lessons where they were able to show off all their
newly acquired business skills Also in March members participated in our Miss IHS pageant and soup dinner This fundraiser gave those members attending the state conference an opportunity to raise money for their trip Our chapter would like to thank Kim Short and all of the kitchen staff for their
help and support with the soup supper The Last Little Steps session was held on March 19th The students enjoyed painting worms creating family portraits and playing red light green light Thank you to everyone that has helped make our many fundraisers possible
NEW OPTIONS This year we are doing things a little bit different in ordering our yearbooks First you must PRE-ORDER your yearbook if you want to make sure that your child will have one to keep forever Yearbooks are full of MEMORIES and we try our best to make sure each student is in it at least 3 times Next if you order by April 24th you can personalize your childrsquos yearbook with his or her name and icons to represent their favorite things such as volleyball football basketball music art and there are lots lots more to choose from
ORDERING You can order a yearbook by filling out the order form in the newsletter or picking one up from the high school office and returning it to the high school office with your payment Now you can order ONLINE by going to wwwjostensyearbookscom and selecting Imbler High School If you have purchased class rings or senior graduation items in the past then you already have an account with Jostens and you sign in using your login information If you havenrsquot just create an account that you will always use whenever purchasing anything from Jostens When purchasing online you will use a credit or debit card for payment to make it easier in purchasing a 2014-15 yearbook
REPLAYIT As a yearbook staff we know that parents students staff friends and family all capture some great photos throughout the school year Now you can share those pictures with the yearbook staff for possible use by going either going to wwwreplayitcom signing in with your Jostens account information and uploading the pictures or downloading the Jostens ReplayIt app on your phone signing in and uploading photos through the app on your phone How easy is that
Please call the high school if you have any questions and we want to THANK YOU for all of your support through sponsorships purchasing the yearbook donating yearbooks to students who canrsquot afford one and by sharing your AWESOME photos with us
Yearbooks will be distributed in the Fall and we are excited about capturing this yearrsquos memories in our
ldquoEmpoweredrdquo edition of the 2014-15 yearbook
Page 7 PO Box 164 | Imbler OR 97841 | 541-534-5331 | wwwimblerk12orus
Boxholder Summerville OR 97876
NONPROF ORG US POSTAGE PAID
Imbler OR 97841 Permit 2
Imbler School District 11 PO Box 164 Imbler OR 97841 BUS RECESS amp DISMISSAL 1 All students (K-3) will need to go to the playground
area even if they are waiting for a parent to pick them up
2 Backpacks and coats will be lined up along the fence (closest to the building) not thrown in piles in the grass Each grade level will have a designated area along the fence Students will line up with their backpacks
3 No balls jump ropes or any other toys will be allowed at bus recess Not even your personal items
4 When the bell rings all students (K-3rd) will pick up their belongings and will line up along the fence line (closest to the building) in a single file line Students will not leave until the duty teacher has released them
5 4th-6th graders will exit the building in two single file lines along the sidewalk on the right side and stop at the end of the sidewalk by the bell One line on the left for bus students and the other line to the right for walkers and pickup They will wait until the duty teacher releases them from this spot
6 No students are allowed to go into the parking lot prior to bus departure unless a parent physically walks with them
7 Students need to enter into the playground by walking on the sidewalk closest to the building Not on the sidewalk that connects to the High School (in front of the playground)
8 All students need to use the sidewalks Do not run through the grass areas No one should be hanging out in the parking lot waiting to be picked up
Page 8 ldquoInstilling an attitude of excellence and the commitment to achieverdquo
Page 6 ldquoInstilling an attitude of excellence and the commitment to achieverdquo
FBLA NEWS CLICK TO ORDER YOUR YEARBOOKBy Hailey Bingaman Publicity Director
Hello friends and members of FBLA March has been a busy month for all of us as we prepare for the State Business Leadership Conference but there are more upcoming events to announce First letrsquos take a look at what has been accomplished as there have been several new developments since our last announcement
Since the beginning of the month we have held many fundraisers for those attending the state conference in April The chapter also helped complete many projects in hopes of achieving the outstanding FBLA chapter award Those lucky members who placed in the top ten of their competitive events at the regional competition will get the opportunity to attend the state conference from April 8-11 On March 11th and 12th members were able to complete their homesite testing prior to the conference On April 4th our FBLA chapter will once again have our annual Easter Egg Hunt at 10 am
On March 13th the American Enterprise project took place and was a great success The project taught key business and entrepreneurial skills to our local fifth graders by conducting lessons once a week Our key members Kelley Massingale Gavin and December Eddy and Emily Faulk took the lead on this project to ensure its success The fifth grade class got the chance to have their own marketing day at the completion of the lessons where they were able to show off all their
newly acquired business skills Also in March members participated in our Miss IHS pageant and soup dinner This fundraiser gave those members attending the state conference an opportunity to raise money for their trip Our chapter would like to thank Kim Short and all of the kitchen staff for their
help and support with the soup supper The Last Little Steps session was held on March 19th The students enjoyed painting worms creating family portraits and playing red light green light Thank you to everyone that has helped make our many fundraisers possible
NEW OPTIONS This year we are doing things a little bit different in ordering our yearbooks First you must PRE-ORDER your yearbook if you want to make sure that your child will have one to keep forever Yearbooks are full of MEMORIES and we try our best to make sure each student is in it at least 3 times Next if you order by April 24th you can personalize your childrsquos yearbook with his or her name and icons to represent their favorite things such as volleyball football basketball music art and there are lots lots more to choose from
ORDERING You can order a yearbook by filling out the order form in the newsletter or picking one up from the high school office and returning it to the high school office with your payment Now you can order ONLINE by going to wwwjostensyearbookscom and selecting Imbler High School If you have purchased class rings or senior graduation items in the past then you already have an account with Jostens and you sign in using your login information If you havenrsquot just create an account that you will always use whenever purchasing anything from Jostens When purchasing online you will use a credit or debit card for payment to make it easier in purchasing a 2014-15 yearbook
REPLAYIT As a yearbook staff we know that parents students staff friends and family all capture some great photos throughout the school year Now you can share those pictures with the yearbook staff for possible use by going either going to wwwreplayitcom signing in with your Jostens account information and uploading the pictures or downloading the Jostens ReplayIt app on your phone signing in and uploading photos through the app on your phone How easy is that
Please call the high school if you have any questions and we want to THANK YOU for all of your support through sponsorships purchasing the yearbook donating yearbooks to students who canrsquot afford one and by sharing your AWESOME photos with us
Yearbooks will be distributed in the Fall and we are excited about capturing this yearrsquos memories in our
ldquoEmpoweredrdquo edition of the 2014-15 yearbook
Page 7 PO Box 164 | Imbler OR 97841 | 541-534-5331 | wwwimblerk12orus
Boxholder Summerville OR 97876
NONPROF ORG US POSTAGE PAID
Imbler OR 97841 Permit 2
Imbler School District 11 PO Box 164 Imbler OR 97841 BUS RECESS amp DISMISSAL 1 All students (K-3) will need to go to the playground
area even if they are waiting for a parent to pick them up
2 Backpacks and coats will be lined up along the fence (closest to the building) not thrown in piles in the grass Each grade level will have a designated area along the fence Students will line up with their backpacks
3 No balls jump ropes or any other toys will be allowed at bus recess Not even your personal items
4 When the bell rings all students (K-3rd) will pick up their belongings and will line up along the fence line (closest to the building) in a single file line Students will not leave until the duty teacher has released them
5 4th-6th graders will exit the building in two single file lines along the sidewalk on the right side and stop at the end of the sidewalk by the bell One line on the left for bus students and the other line to the right for walkers and pickup They will wait until the duty teacher releases them from this spot
6 No students are allowed to go into the parking lot prior to bus departure unless a parent physically walks with them
7 Students need to enter into the playground by walking on the sidewalk closest to the building Not on the sidewalk that connects to the High School (in front of the playground)
8 All students need to use the sidewalks Do not run through the grass areas No one should be hanging out in the parking lot waiting to be picked up
Page 8 ldquoInstilling an attitude of excellence and the commitment to achieverdquo
FBLA NEWS CLICK TO ORDER YOUR YEARBOOKBy Hailey Bingaman Publicity Director
Hello friends and members of FBLA March has been a busy month for all of us as we prepare for the State Business Leadership Conference but there are more upcoming events to announce First letrsquos take a look at what has been accomplished as there have been several new developments since our last announcement
Since the beginning of the month we have held many fundraisers for those attending the state conference in April The chapter also helped complete many projects in hopes of achieving the outstanding FBLA chapter award Those lucky members who placed in the top ten of their competitive events at the regional competition will get the opportunity to attend the state conference from April 8-11 On March 11th and 12th members were able to complete their homesite testing prior to the conference On April 4th our FBLA chapter will once again have our annual Easter Egg Hunt at 10 am
On March 13th the American Enterprise project took place and was a great success The project taught key business and entrepreneurial skills to our local fifth graders by conducting lessons once a week Our key members Kelley Massingale Gavin and December Eddy and Emily Faulk took the lead on this project to ensure its success The fifth grade class got the chance to have their own marketing day at the completion of the lessons where they were able to show off all their
newly acquired business skills Also in March members participated in our Miss IHS pageant and soup dinner This fundraiser gave those members attending the state conference an opportunity to raise money for their trip Our chapter would like to thank Kim Short and all of the kitchen staff for their
help and support with the soup supper The Last Little Steps session was held on March 19th The students enjoyed painting worms creating family portraits and playing red light green light Thank you to everyone that has helped make our many fundraisers possible
NEW OPTIONS This year we are doing things a little bit different in ordering our yearbooks First you must PRE-ORDER your yearbook if you want to make sure that your child will have one to keep forever Yearbooks are full of MEMORIES and we try our best to make sure each student is in it at least 3 times Next if you order by April 24th you can personalize your childrsquos yearbook with his or her name and icons to represent their favorite things such as volleyball football basketball music art and there are lots lots more to choose from
ORDERING You can order a yearbook by filling out the order form in the newsletter or picking one up from the high school office and returning it to the high school office with your payment Now you can order ONLINE by going to wwwjostensyearbookscom and selecting Imbler High School If you have purchased class rings or senior graduation items in the past then you already have an account with Jostens and you sign in using your login information If you havenrsquot just create an account that you will always use whenever purchasing anything from Jostens When purchasing online you will use a credit or debit card for payment to make it easier in purchasing a 2014-15 yearbook
REPLAYIT As a yearbook staff we know that parents students staff friends and family all capture some great photos throughout the school year Now you can share those pictures with the yearbook staff for possible use by going either going to wwwreplayitcom signing in with your Jostens account information and uploading the pictures or downloading the Jostens ReplayIt app on your phone signing in and uploading photos through the app on your phone How easy is that
Please call the high school if you have any questions and we want to THANK YOU for all of your support through sponsorships purchasing the yearbook donating yearbooks to students who canrsquot afford one and by sharing your AWESOME photos with us
Yearbooks will be distributed in the Fall and we are excited about capturing this yearrsquos memories in our
ldquoEmpoweredrdquo edition of the 2014-15 yearbook
Page 7 PO Box 164 | Imbler OR 97841 | 541-534-5331 | wwwimblerk12orus
Boxholder Summerville OR 97876
NONPROF ORG US POSTAGE PAID
Imbler OR 97841 Permit 2
Imbler School District 11 PO Box 164 Imbler OR 97841 BUS RECESS amp DISMISSAL 1 All students (K-3) will need to go to the playground
area even if they are waiting for a parent to pick them up
2 Backpacks and coats will be lined up along the fence (closest to the building) not thrown in piles in the grass Each grade level will have a designated area along the fence Students will line up with their backpacks
3 No balls jump ropes or any other toys will be allowed at bus recess Not even your personal items
4 When the bell rings all students (K-3rd) will pick up their belongings and will line up along the fence line (closest to the building) in a single file line Students will not leave until the duty teacher has released them
5 4th-6th graders will exit the building in two single file lines along the sidewalk on the right side and stop at the end of the sidewalk by the bell One line on the left for bus students and the other line to the right for walkers and pickup They will wait until the duty teacher releases them from this spot
6 No students are allowed to go into the parking lot prior to bus departure unless a parent physically walks with them
7 Students need to enter into the playground by walking on the sidewalk closest to the building Not on the sidewalk that connects to the High School (in front of the playground)
8 All students need to use the sidewalks Do not run through the grass areas No one should be hanging out in the parking lot waiting to be picked up
Page 8 ldquoInstilling an attitude of excellence and the commitment to achieverdquo
Boxholder Summerville OR 97876
NONPROF ORG US POSTAGE PAID
Imbler OR 97841 Permit 2
Imbler School District 11 PO Box 164 Imbler OR 97841 BUS RECESS amp DISMISSAL 1 All students (K-3) will need to go to the playground
area even if they are waiting for a parent to pick them up
2 Backpacks and coats will be lined up along the fence (closest to the building) not thrown in piles in the grass Each grade level will have a designated area along the fence Students will line up with their backpacks
3 No balls jump ropes or any other toys will be allowed at bus recess Not even your personal items
4 When the bell rings all students (K-3rd) will pick up their belongings and will line up along the fence line (closest to the building) in a single file line Students will not leave until the duty teacher has released them
5 4th-6th graders will exit the building in two single file lines along the sidewalk on the right side and stop at the end of the sidewalk by the bell One line on the left for bus students and the other line to the right for walkers and pickup They will wait until the duty teacher releases them from this spot
6 No students are allowed to go into the parking lot prior to bus departure unless a parent physically walks with them
7 Students need to enter into the playground by walking on the sidewalk closest to the building Not on the sidewalk that connects to the High School (in front of the playground)
8 All students need to use the sidewalks Do not run through the grass areas No one should be hanging out in the parking lot waiting to be picked up
Page 8 ldquoInstilling an attitude of excellence and the commitment to achieverdquo
