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FFA News 2 Upcoming Events 2 Zenfolio 3 School Pictures 3 Book Fair 4 Notes from Nurse 5 Big G Box Tops 5 Accelerated Read- er 5 Counselor Notes 6 Music Notes 7 FBLA News 8 Corner Market Receipt Program 8 Homecoming 2017 9 Title I 10- 11 Drive Safe 12 October Calendar 13 COMMENTS FROM THE PRINCIPAL I want to say THANK YOU to the Sargent community for your support! Getting the school year started keeps things busy, but with the support from many of you I believe this year is off to a good start. Our staff, students, and teams/ groups are very active: The FFA has been working hard on range judging and, with the help of several community members, Mr. Kozeal successfully hosted the district range judging contest again this year. The FFA will compete at the area and state contests as well, but hosting dis- tricts allowed more of our stu- dents to participate and many of our students/teams finished at the top of their division. FBLA just attended their fall Leadership Conference and have been busy behind the scenes setting up fundraisers and helping with pro- jects around the school and com- munity. The Cross Country team has been doing well with several placing individually and has grown allowing the girls to score as a team. The Football team is undefeated and focused on a strong regular season finish and a trip back to the playoffs. The Twin Loup Volleyball team is slowly gaining momentum and you will have several chances to watch them as we will be hosing several games in the end of Sep- tember and October. Our academic programs also show results that we can be proud of. I also want to com- mend last year’s seniors as the Sargent School District’s aver- age ACT scores above both the National and State average for the second year in a row! .Results from last Nebraska State Assessment for 3 rd -8 th graders hasn’t been released, but with changes in the test scores are not going to be as high. I will post results when that data is made available for public release. With students walking around with more computing power on their phone than we had in the entire school 30 years ago inter- ests and tools have changed. That is why staff continues to work on implementing technolo- gy into their classes through google, schoology, and several other programs. With society using more technology the school is also adjusting commu- nications with Facebook and Twitter posts, as well as parents being able to follow what is go- ing on by using Schoology and Powerschool to monitor their child’s classes and grades. If you have questions about setting up parent accounts contact Mr. Grint at the school or talk to staff about it at Parent Teacher Con- ferences on Tuesday, October 11 th . As I wrap this up I’d like to take a moment to encourage our parents to be aware of their child’s attendance. You can check their attendance on Pow- erSchool or by contacting the school. Organization and plan- ning are an important part of school success, as well as fu- ture success. Parents and teachers need to work together to assure that our students de- velop good habits and a sense of responsibility toward their commitments. In closing I’d like to say THANK YOU again for your support of the school, staff, students, and our programs. A Note from the Principals Desk October Newsletter Inside this issue: Sargent Public School

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FFA News

2

Upcoming Events 2

Zenfolio 3

School Pictures 3

Book Fair 4

Notes from Nurse 5

Big G Box Tops 5

Accelerated Read-

er

5

Counselor Notes 6

Music Notes 7

FBLA News 8

Corner Market

Receipt Program

8

Homecoming 2017 9

Title I 10-

11

Drive Safe 12

October Calendar 13

COMMENTS FROM

THE PRINCIPAL I want to say THANK

YOU to the Sargent community

for your support! Getting the

school year started keeps things

busy, but with the support from

many of you I believe this year is

off to a good start.

Our staff, students, and teams/

groups are very active: The FFA

has been working hard on range

judging and, with the help of

several community members, Mr.

Kozeal successfully hosted the

district range judging contest

again this year. The FFA will

compete at the area and state

contests as well, but hosting dis-

tricts allowed more of our stu-

dents to participate and many of

our students/teams finished at the

top of their division. FBLA just

attended their fall Leadership

Conference and have been busy

behind the scenes setting up

fundraisers and helping with pro-

jects around the school and com-

munity. The Cross Country team

has been doing well with several

placing individually and has

grown allowing the girls to score

as a team. The Football team is

undefeated and focused on a

strong regular season finish and a

trip back to the playoffs. The

Twin Loup Volleyball team is

slowly gaining momentum and

you will have several chances to

watch them as we will be hosing

several games in the end of Sep-

tember and October.

Our academic programs also

show results that we can be

proud of. I also want to com-

mend last year’s seniors as the

Sargent School District’s aver-

age ACT scores above both the

National and State average for

the second year in a row!

.Results from last Nebraska State

Assessment for 3rd-8th graders

hasn’t been released, but with

changes in the test scores are not

going to be as high. I will post

results when that data is made

available for public release.

With students walking around

with more computing power on

their phone than we had in the

entire school 30 years ago inter-

ests and tools have changed.

That is why staff continues to

work on implementing technolo-

gy into their classes through

google, schoology, and several

other programs. With society

using more technology the

school is also adjusting commu-

nications with Facebook and

Twitter posts, as well as parents

being able to follow what is go-

ing on by using Schoology and

Powerschool to monitor their

child’s classes and grades. If

you have questions about setting

up parent accounts contact Mr.

Grint at the school or talk to staff

about it at Parent Teacher Con-

ferences on Tuesday, October

11th. As I wrap this up I’d like

to take a moment to encourage

our parents to be aware of their

child’s attendance. You can

check their attendance on Pow-

erSchool or by contacting the

school. Organization and plan-

ning are an important part of

school success, as well as fu-

ture success. Parents and

teachers need to work together

to assure that our students de-

velop good habits and a sense

of responsibility toward their

commitments.

In closing I’d like to say

THANK YOU again for your

support of the school, staff,

students, and our programs.

A Note from the Principals Desk

October Newsletter

Inside this issue:

Sargent Public School

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FFA News

On September 7th, the Sargent FFA chapter hosted the District 10

Range Judging contest. The contest was held at the Beran and Sons ranch near the river south of Sargent. Twelve schools and over 225 students par-ticipated in the contest, 41 of those were from Sargent. The top Senior Team at the contest was Sargent Team 1, consisting of Corri Slagle who placed 1st, Colten Brown 5th, Alex Horky 7th, and Justin Kemp 10th. Other individuals who placed in the Senior Division were Joe Kruml 12th, Gus Dunbar 14th, Carly Kozeal 16th, Rowdy Oxford 27th, and Kalayah Iron-shell 28th. Sargent also had the top Junior Team at the competition consist-ing of Team 1 members; Bridget Slagle who placed 1st, Kaylee Kruml 3rd, Ally Micheel 9th, and Colby Coons 13th. In the Junior Division from Sar-gent other individuals that placed were Colby Harris 14th, Quade Young 16th, Shawn Quandt 25th, Daniel Folkers 29th, Bailey Schneider 30th, Bryce Lamb 34th, and Brianna Glendy 35th. Sargent FFA will be competing again at the Ord Area Contest on September 20th.

Sargent FFA Reporter Bridget Slagle

UPC0MING EVENTS

Tuesday Oct. 3rd- MNAC CC @ Sargent 4:30

Wednesday Oct. 4th- Good News

Monday Oct. 9th- Book Fair Begins

Tuesday Oct. 10th – 2:00 Dismissal Parent Teachers Confer

ence 2:30-6:30

Wednesday Oct. 11th– Teen Autumn Art Workshop @ Halsey

Old West Regional Range Judging @ Valentine

BOE Mtg. 8:00

Thursday Oct. 12th– 1st Rd MNAC VB Tourney @ South

Loup

District Cross Country Meet

Saturday Oct. 14th– MNAC VB Finals @ North Platte

Tuesday Oct. 17th - VB Parents Night & Dig Pink Night

End of 1st Qtr.

Wednesday Oct. 18th– 2:00 Dismissal Teacher Inservice

Good News Club

Friday October 20th - State CC @ Kearney

Saturday October 21st - Twin Loup JV VB Tourney @

Taylor 1-2-3-4

Monday Oct. 23rd– MNAC Vocal Clinic & Concert @ Litch

field

Wednesday Oct. 25th — Custer County Leadership @ BBow

Thursday Oct. 26th—1st Round FB Playoff

Friday Octo.27th—No School Fall Break

Tuesday Oct. 31st—VB Subdistricts TBD

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Needing pictures of your child(ren)?

We have you covered!

Pictures taken of students K-12, on behalf of the Yearbook class,

have been uploaded to a website for family and friends to access and

Purchase.

The website can be accessed by going to the following website:

http://sargentyearbook.zenfolio.com/

Once at the website, you will need to create an account, and

then start adding pictures to your cart. Picture galleries can

be browsed by activity/event, in hopes of making your

search quicker and easier.

ll proceeds go back to the yearbook class to help keep our

equipment updated to better serve you.

If you have any questions, please contact Mrs. Tobias.

School pictures will be on Thursday, September 28th, starting at 8:00am. Packets have been sent home with your child(ren). Should you need an extra order form, contact the office.

• Every student will be photographed for the yearbook, whether you are, or are not purchasing pictures. Please remember that it is YOUR responsibility to dress nicely, and have your hair combed the way you would like it to be. The photographer will only do free retakes if it is something that she did wrong. • If you are wanting a class picture, please order it on your individual picture envelope. Class pictures ordered at a later date, will incur an “after event” fee. • Please read your order form thoroughly, the most common mistake is ordering only an option. YOU MUST ORDER A PACKAGE BEFORE YOU MAY ORDER THE DISCOUNTED OPTIONS. If you are wanting your child to wear a hat, there needs to be a note with your request, otherwise your child will not be allowed to

wear it for the picture.

• We are looking forward to working with the Sargent Schools again this year!

If you have any additional questions, please contact Mrs. Tobias.

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Dear Parents and Families:

Reading for pleasure unlocks the power of information and imagination and helps children discover who they are.

Here’s what you can do to help children develop stronger reading skills and a love

for reading:

Set the example. Let children see you read.

Have a collection of books in your home. Update this collection routinely to keep up

with changing tastes and reading skills.

Support our school’s Book Fair. Allow your children to choose their own books

to read.

Our Scholastic Book Fair is a reading event that brings the books kids want to read right into our school. It’s a won-

derful selection of engaging and affordable books for every reading level. Please make plans to visit our Book Fair

and be involved in shaping your child’s reading habits.

Book Fair dates: October 9-13

Shopping hours: 1/2 hour before and after school - And During Parent/Teacher Confer-ence

Special activities: Check out our ALL FOR BOOKS DRIVE!

If you are unable to attend the Fair in person, we invite you to visit our online Book Fair at scholastic.com/fair. Our

Online Fair is available from October 4th to 17th

We look forward to seeing you and your family at our Book Fair! Remember, all purchases benefit our school.

Sincerely,

Mrs. Kina Stefka

Library/Media Specialist

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Notes from the Nurse

When sending snacks to share with your student’s class, please check with the teacher about student allergies. We have some students with severe food allergies and may need a list of ingredients for all snacks and drinks (homemade or store bought) before they can be passed out to the students in the classroom. Thank you! Kristin Slagle, School Nurse

Please save your Big G Box tops !

Each box top is worth 10¢ when redeemed through the school. Drop off your box

tops in the office or give them to any elementary student. We will make a sub-

mission in October. The last submission netted over $500. Thank you for your

help!

We send a special thanks to a busy volunteer for clipping, sorting

and counting the box tops! Juanita Beran, thank you so much!

All students in first grade through twelfth grade at Sargent Public School currently participate in

the Accelerated Reader program which is designed to identify the students’ reading levels, allow

them to take quizzes over books that they have read and record the results of those quizzes. This

information assists the teachers in monitoring each student’s progress by allowing them to make

assessments and guide each student’s reading.

Accelerated Reader’s Renaissance Home Connect is available to bring some of this same infor-

mation to the parent. Home Connect can be viewed from any computer with Internet connec-

tion. By logging into this website, parents can see what quizzes are available, the quizzes their stu-

dent has taken, and how well their child scored on those quizzes. Parent can also sign up to re-

ceive an email each time their student takes an Accelerated Reader quiz.

Any parent that is interested in obtaining Home Connect can contact Mrs. Stefka at the school to

receive instructions on how to access this information. She can be reached at 527-4119 or ki-

[email protected]

Accelerated Reader Home Connect

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Juniors and Seniors start planning now!

I have created a timeline, a list of websites and information I want to give to you while you and your parents prepare for the

next stage of your life whether it is college, job, or military.

Juniors’ timeline

Fall

-Keep your activities resume up to date (You have one started on www.nebraskacareerconnections.org).

-Research colleges that interest you.

-Attend the financial aid program in your area.

-Take the PSAT. This exam is used for National Merit consideration. Talk to Mrs. Schauda if you are interested

Spring

-Start your college visits.

-Start looking for scholarships to meet early deadlines. Some sites are listed below.

-Start a scholarship file to organize your scholarship applications.

-Update your online Activities Resume.

-Prepare for the ACT and/or SAT.

-Take the ACT and/or SAT.

Seniors’ timeline

Fall

-Retake the ACT and/or SAT

-Narrow your college choices

-Request letters of recommendation

-Complete 3-4 college applications.

-Apply for scholarships.

-Update your activities resume.

Winter

-Attend the financial aid program .

the school library.

-Prepare for the FAFSA

-Complete the FAFSA before your college’s priority date

-Expect acceptance notifications from the colleges you applied to

-Continue to apply for scholarships.

Spring

-Follow up to the FAFSA : expect your SAR, verify financial aid information with your college, expect award notifications

from colleges listed on your FAFSA, compare award notifications from the schools

-Select a college after careful consideration of all your options.

-Make your housing deposit at the college you selected.

Summer

-Apply for student and parent loans if you need them.

-Attend the orientation program at your college.

Counselor Notes

SCHOLARSHIP INFORMATION Applications and information scholarships are available from the guidance office: Student may also search for scholarships on the internet at: www.collegenet.com www.collegereview.com www.fastweb.com

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Music Notes from the Classroom

Welcome to a new music schedule! This year the 7-12 Band and Choir students

are working with a new time frame. The band students start at 7:45 and practice until

8:15 in the Loup County music room. Then at 8:15 the frizzy haired music teacher

moves to the stage where she works from 8:15 until 8:45 with the choir students. This

happens every day! This means that the traveling band students have to be on a bus

headed to the host school at 7:30 in the morning.

That is the bad news. The great news is that the band practice time has in-

creased 60 minutes a week and the choir has gained 90 minutes a week. The in-

creased practice time has already paid off for the choir. By the end of the second full

week of choir we could perform a song complete with harmony parts while only the

accompaniment was played. That is a major wow factor for us.

The choir will need all the extra time as the 9th through 12th grade singers travel

to Litchfield on October 23rd for the MNAC vocal clinic. This is a fairly close loca-

tion, so if you have time in the late afternoon, feel free to drive over and hear the

concert that the students present at the end of the day. More information will be

coming home to parents when it is available.

CAN, CAN YOU PLAY THE CAN CAN?

Parents are always accusing their children of playing “Trashy Music”. Well we

are proud of that fact in the elementary. We are recycling trash for music in-

struments. The school cooks have been graciously saving me all their large cans

that once contained things such as veggies, fruits, and sauces. The older stu-

dents decorated the cans and created a versatile drum. Not only does it have a

great surface on the bottom….. er I mean the top….. but the side ridges have a

sound of their own. With the help of a resource called Kid Stix, students are

learning how to read rhythm patterns and have fun with a recycling project.

There are accompanying music tracks to make the experience even more fun.

And why do I ask if you Can, Can the Can, Can? The first experience was to a

rousing version of Offenbachs’ famous song…. Can Can #4.

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The Sargent Elementary students would like to encourage you to put your receipts in the Sargent

Schools box at the Grocery store. Proceeds from the Corner Market receipt program will go to

purchasing classroom supplies, technology, etc. If you are not familiar with the program there is

a box at the end of the checkout lane where you can leave your grocery receipts or you can send

them to school with any elementary student. Thank you for your help.

Corner Market Receipt Program

FBLA News

The FBLA chapter has had a busy start to the school year. We started out the month with an of-

ficer meeting on August 15th, discussing and planning out the 2017-2018 school year. On Friday,

July 7th, FBLA members Tristian Oxford,

Bailey Schneider, Kalayah Ironshell, Shawn

Quandt, and Andrea Maldonado helped

serve food at the Celebrate Sargent Cham-

ber Banquet at the community center. On

September 19, we had our first meeting of the year. A new officer

team that was installed at our May banquet presided over this meeting. The officer team includes

Corri Slagle-President, Bella Kissell-Vice President, Bridget Slagle-Secretary, Carly Kozeal-

Treasurer, Kalayah Ironshell-Reporter, Tristian Oxford- Parliamentarian, and Bailey Schneider-

Historian . So far, we have 21 new members.

The officers will be attending the Fall Leadership Conference in Kearney held on September 26th.

They will attend breakout sessions to learn more about their office, discuss fundraising ideas, and

how to get involved in national projects.

The Wolf Den is open again this year and we have designed and ordered some new items based

on requests from our customers. The items include: adjustable hats, tie dye volleyball t-shirts,

blankets, and jackets. If you have any requests for new items in the Wolf Den, don’t be afraid to

share your ideas with us! We are excited about the new items and hope you all come in to check

them out. The Wolf Den is open at home games and can be opened by request.

As a whole, the FBLA has had a productive and exciting start to the year, and we thank you for

your continued support. It would not be possible without the supportive community that we

have. Thank You!

Kalayah Ironshell- Reporter

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Homecoming Recap!

This year’s homecoming was very successful. We had great participation for window

painting, dress up days, hallway decorating, pep rally, and sports games. Thank you to everyone who helped make this year’s homecoming possible. - Sargent Student Council

Elementary Dress Up Day Winners These are the top participates for the entire homecoming week. Pre-Kindergarten: Taylin Tobias, Brock Morse

Kindergarten: Grayson Stobbe, Hollister Huskey, Shae Castaneda

1st grade: Kinley Keefe, Jenna Wilson 2nd grade: Annalise Kitt, Brody Treptow, Travin Schauda

3rd grade: Maci Smith, Alyissa Moody, Cali Harris

4th grade: LoReena Schauda, Carsen Vincent, Sam McDaniel, J.R. 5th grade: Wyatt Williams, Eve Kipp 6th grade: Melissa Slagle, Tallin Schauda, Madison Barker

High School Dress Up Day Winners Overall: Tristian Oxford, Dylan Osborn, Corri Slagle Other participantes recognized were: Abby O’Connor, Nolan Osborn, Hope Ottun, Colby Coons, Carly Kozeal, Karson Kirwan, Clare Young, Lucy Vincent, Vivian Slagle, Gus Dun-bar, Kendra Lamb, Eva Jansen, Rowdy Oxford, and Rope Bottorf

Games

Football: The football team played a great game and “Broke the Broncos” winning the game 69-0.

Volleyball: The volleyball team lost both of their games on Saturday however they fought hard and played well.

Coronation

Sargent: King Alex Horky, Queen Karson Kirwan

Taylor: King Brady Brown

Window Painting

The Sophomore Class won the window painting this year at the Forget-Me-Not-Shoppe

Hallway Decorating 1st place: 8th grade 2nd place: Sophomore Class

3rd Place: Senior Class

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School is in Session So Please Drive Carefully

Every fall, over 55 million U.S. children head back to school. In Sargent we have over 25% of our students that typically walk or bike to school. It's important for drivers to be extra vigilant for pedestrians before and after school hours. Afternoons are particularly dangerous; over the last decade, more than one-fourth of child pedestrian fatalities occurred between 3 p.m. and 7 p.m. Here's what you can do to help to keep kids safe: Slow down. Speed limits in school zones are reduced for a reason. A

pedestrian struck by a vehicle traveling at 25 mph is nearly two-thirds less likely to be killed compared to a pedestrian struck by a vehicle traveling just 10 mph faster. Come to a complete stop. Research shows that more than one-third of drivers roll through stop signs in school zones or neighborhoods. Always come to a complete stop, checking carefully for children on sidewalks and in crosswalks before proceeding. Eliminate distractions. Children can be quick, crossing the road unex-pectedly or emerging suddenly between two parked cars. Taking your eyes off the road for just two seconds doubles your chances of crashing. Reduce this risk by not using your cell phone or eating while driving. Watch for bicycles. Children on bikes are often inexperienced, unsteady and unpredictable. Slow down and allow at least three feet of passing dis-tance between your vehicle and a bicyclist.

Remember – a little extra time and attention can save lives.

The school has several items FOR SALE:

IBM electric Typewriters – $10 or best offer Overhead projectors – $10 or best offer Console TV – $10 or best offer Several TV Mounting brackets (not for flat screens) – $10 or best offer Several used student desks (Elementary and High School size) – $5 or best offer Large self propelled Snow Blower (needs some engine work) – make an offer Used Ice Machine (it does leak and would need work) – make an offer

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Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

1 2 3 4 5 6 7

8 9 10 11 12 13 14

15 16 17 18 19 20 21

22 23 24 25 26 27 28

29 30 31

October 2017

JV VB Tourney

@ Dunning 4:00

MNAC CC Meet

TBD

VB Tri @ Riverside

5-6-7

Wayne State College

Rep

JV & C Team VB @ Taylor vs

Sand./Thed. 4:15

JV FB vs Sand./Thed. @ Taylor

4:15

JH VB vs Sand. Thed. @ Taylor

1:00

JH FB vs Sand./Thed. @

Taylor 2:30

Crisis Team Training Kearney

MNAC VB Tourney

1st RD @ South

Loup TBD

District CC TBD

MNAC VB Finals

@ North Platte

TBD

VB Tri @ Sargent

5-6-7

Dig Pink Night

End of 1st Qtr.

VB vs Brady @

Sargent 6-7

State CC Meet @

Kearney

Twin Loup JV VB

Tourney @ Taylor

1-2-3-4

VB @ Greeley 5-

6

VB Subdistricts

TBD

Football @

Litchfield 7:00

Football @

Wolbach 7:00

2:00 Dismissal

PT Conference 2:30-

6:30

2:00 Dismissal

Crisis Team Training

Kearney

2:00 Dismissal Teach-

er Inservice

Good News Club

NO SCHOOL Fall

Break

JH VB Tourney @

Ansley 9:00

JH VB vs A-M @

Taylor 2:00

JH FB vs Anselmo-

Merna @ Taylor 3:00

JH FB vs Burwell @

Sargent 4:00

Old West Regional

Range Judging

Teen Autumn Art

Workshop in Halsey

9:00

BOE Mtg. 8:00

1st Round FB

Playoffs

Good News

Club

MNAC Vocal

Clinic & Concert

@ Litchfield

FBLA Meeting

Custer County

Leadership Meeting

at Broken Bow