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BOARD OF LUTHERAN SCHOOLS CONTACT INFORMATION

Todd Bell

414-807-0914

Tjbell11@yahoo.com

Nathan Scheunemann

262-675-9978

Nathan@ambie.com

Mike Losik — S.O.the Hills rep.

262-353-5907

mblosik@yahoo.com

Mark Pieper – S.O. the Hills Rep.

262-689-4658

pieps32@yahoo.com

Andrew Hanson

414-491-9916

hansonandrew@att.net

Kevin Wagner

262-707-8513

Kevinwagner6802@gmail.com

Jim Sievert — Principal

262-335-0165

jsievert@gslswb.org

John Urbanek

507-450-8501

johnnyu31@gmail.com

Scott Zeinert

414-335-4918

szeinert@covanta.com

Jim Shafranski

262-617-3070

Newbreed1978@gmail.com

CLEANING

Cleaners for the weekend of Jan. 26th are: Stoflet (x3), Ehley

* * Cleaning right after school on Friday or the last day of school for the week is the best time to

complete cleaning duties. If this truly does not work for your schedule, you can get a key for the

building. Please pick up a key from the office prior to the close of school on the last day of the week.

Please return the key to the office when you are finished cleaning. The cleaning supplies are in the

closet, kiddy-corner from the kitchen. There is a list of duties with numbers next to them and a list with

the names of the families who are to clean. When you have completed the list of jobs you chose, put

the number of that job done next to your name. This way, other teams will know which jobs are

already completed and we know who has done their cleaning responsibilities. You will be notified of

your week to clean through this Cleaning Rambler article, and there is a copy of the year’s cleaning

sign up sheets in the Fast Direct System under the LINKS tab. If you are unable to clean on your

weekend, it is your responsibility to exchange your weekend duties with another family or contact the

office to see if there are any open slots left if you want to be credited the $40.00 cleaning fee. Thank

you.

THE RAMBLER

“Reaching out with God’s Word, Good Shepherd Lutheran School

assists families with educating, equipping and encouraging children for life and eternity.”

“Praising the Good Shepherd for 60 Years!”

Volume 26, No. 19 January 23, 2018

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CHAPEL

Please join us for our weekly chapel service this Wednesday, January 24, at 8:10 am. Mr. Kramer is

our speaker for this chapel service.

Our students have chosen the mission projects for this year. They are Time of Grace (3rd quarter),

and KML Mission Trips (4th quarter). Last week’s offering was $70.58. Our total offering for the quarter

now stands at $70.58. This begins the offering for the third quarter.

Please encourage your child to bring an offering every week. This is good training for future church

membership as an adult.

TIME OUT FOR MOMS EVENT

Time Out for Moms Event Saturday, February 3rd at Little Lambs. “Book Fair – Coffee, Christ and

Books for Women” Video workshop with Shaunti Fedlhahn, author of “For Women Only.” Free

childcare provided. Register at www.goodshepherdwels.org/timeout

MARRIAGE ENRICHMENT NIGHT

Set aside Friday, February 16th from 6:00-9:00 pm for a special marriage enrichment night at the

beautiful Maurin Center of Lac Lawrann Conservancy. All couples are welcome whether you are

newlyweds or married 50 years already. Theme is “Getting on the Same Page”. Invite your

nonmember friends as well. Strengthen your marriage, enjoy delicious food and great fellowship and

some mixer games with other Christian couples. (Sessions begin at 6:30 pm; 6:00-6:30 is for fellowship,

subs, and snacks) Registration forms are available at church or school office.

TIME OUT FOR MOMS FRIDAY BIBLE STUDY

“True Woman 101, part 2.” All moms invited. Grow in your understanding of the blessings and

opportunities you enjoy as a Christian woman. Led by Marilyn Sievert at Little Lambs Childcare

Center. Free childcare provided. Selected Fridays at 8:00 a.m. January 26. February 23rd, March 9th.

NEWS FROM KETTLE MORAINE LUTHERAN HIGH SCHOOL

Freshmen registration for next year is still taking place even though the two nights designated for it

have passed. If you are still interested in having your young adult attend KML next year, please

contact the KML office (262-677-4051). 131 young adults have registered as freshmen for the 2018-2019

school year at KML.

SCHOOL CLOSING – INCLEMENT WEATHER

This is the time of year when weather may cause school to close or trigger a late start. Fog, snow,

ice, or extreme cold are just a few of the conditions that can trigger changes to a school day. Please

note that anytime the West Bend School District cancels school or has a delayed start, Good

Shepherd follows suit. If the West Bend School District cancels school due to weather conditions, Good

Shepherd also cancels school. Many times the school district gets the message to the Milwaukee

television stations faster than we do. Please watch any of the Milwaukee stations for updates when

weather conditions may cause school cancellation or delay.

SCHOOL CLOSING – CONSTRUCTION

The construction project will soon be at a point where the new water line will need to be brought

into the building. This will take two consecutive days. This also means two days without water. We are

already scheduled to have no school on Monday, February 12. Due to construction Good Shepherd

will not have school on Tuesday, February 13. We are sending out this notice at this time to allow

families to make necessary plans for their children. Please note that Little Lambs has limited space

available.

LOOKING AHEAD

January 22 MAPS testing

5/6 boys game @ Richfield, 4:30 pm

Pioneers, 6:00 pm

Bible study “Coping with pain and suffering”, 7:00 pm

23 MAPS testing

Girls’ Hot Shot & grade school BB night @ KML, 5 pm

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5/6 BB v. Salem, 5:30 pm

Voters’ meeting, 7:00 pm

24 MAPS testing

Chapel, 8:10 am

Chess Club, 3:30 pm

25 MAPS testing

Shepherd of the Hills worship, 6:30 pm

Bible Information Class, 7:00 pm

A boys @ St. John’s tournament, 7:45 pm

26 Moms’ Bible Class, 8:00 am

BB v. Christ Alone, 5:00 pm

27 C boys blue @ Living Word, 8:00 am

A boys @ St. John’s tournament, 9:00 am

A girls @ St. John’s tournament, 9:00 am

B girls tournament at Good Shepherd, 9;00 an

C girls blue @ Living Word, 9:00 am

C girls white @ Living Word, 11:00 am

C boys white @ Living Word, 12:00 pm

Good Shepherd worship, 5:00 pm

K sings

28 Shepherd of the Hills worship, 8:00 & 10:30 am

Good Shepherd worship, 8:00 & 10:30 am

Grades 2 & 4 sing, 10:30 am

B girls tournament @ Good Shepherd, 12:30 pm

A girls @ St. John’s tournament, 12:30 pm

A boys @ St. John’s tournament, 12:30 pm

29 MAPS testing

Bible study – Coping with Pain & Suffering, 7:00 pm

30 MAPS testing

5/6 boys @ Salem, 5:30 pm

31 MAPS testing

Chapel, 8:10 am

Chess Club, 3:30 pm

SCRIP SPOTLIGHT

During the current phase of construction, our scrip table is located in the church narthex.

THANK YOU to our wonderful volunteers who are helping us out this week:

Wednesday 1-24-18 7:30a-8a scrip table: Corrin Ehlke / Senior Bible Study 8:30a-9a scrip table: NEED

HELP PLEASE / 2:45p-3:15p scrip table: NEED HELP PLEASE

Thursday 1-25-18 7:30a-8a scrip table: Sarah Schmandt / 2:45p-3:15p scrip table: Nichole Oertel

Friday 1-26-18 7:30a-8a scrip table: Corrine Wells / 2:45p-3:15p scrip table: Cher Birno

Saturday 1-27-18 6p-6:15p scrip table: Cher Birno

Sunday 1-28-18 9a-9:15a scrip table: NEED HELP PLEASE / 11a-11:15a scrip table: NEED HELP PLEASE

Monday 1-29-18 7:30a-8a scrip table: Sarah Hetzel / 2:45p-3:15p scrip table: Dana Scheunemann

Tuesday 1-30-18 7:30a-8a scrip table: Sarah Hetzel / (inventory stocker: Nichole Oertel) / 2:45p-3:15p

scrip table: Jen Retzlaff

Please notice we have four “need help please” spots in our schedule. If you can help us out,

please visit our sign-up genius link http://www.signupgenius.com/go/20f0a49aead2fa3ff2-scrip4. It’s

easy work, a short time commitment, and a great opportunity to get first dibs on whatever scrip you

want to buy

Whether you’re a scrip customer or a scrip volunteer, please know we appreciate each and every

one of you! If you’d like to learn more about how scrip works or its volunteer opportunities, please see

Renee Berg or call/text 262-388-2278.

Have a wonderful week!

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KML FORENSICS ON MARCH 13 FOR STUDENTS IN GRADES FIVE THROUGH EIGHT

We are delighted to have the opportunity to take a team as well as other individuals this year! In

seventh and eighth grade language classes, each grade has performed three speeches already this

year. They may want to “polish” one of these. In order to field a team, we need a variety of speeches

so these grades only have the beginning of our team.

For our team we are allowed only two performances in any one category; I am hoping that so

many will want to participate that we will have even more than a team attending. Last year we took

a team and performed very well. If you have any experience in forensics and could help students,

please speak to Mrs. Wilk immediately. Because we have no Academic Showcase this year, we have

even more preparation to do.

The categories are: solo-acting, playacting, interpretive prose, interpretive poetry, visual aid

speech, persuasive speech, and four-minute speech. For playacting there really should be a parent

willing to coach it separately. They are great fun, but time outside of school needs to be set aside and

student extra-curricular activity can be challenging to schedule around. If you would like to

participate but are in need of materials, speak to Mrs. Wilk. She has a plethora of books for many

categories.

The fifth and sixth grade students must be at KML before the 5:30 round begins; seventh and

eighth grade students should arrive well before 6:30 P.M. to find their room.

We as a school need to provide judges for the evening. Judges arrive early to have a light meal

while reviewing the critique sheets with the forensics committee so that the night runs smoothly.

PIONEER UPDATE

The Pioneer Boys and Sunbeams enjoyed learning all about first aid and did an activity related to

first aid. Thank you to Mrs. Pieper for teaching the Trailblazer Girls how to make corsages. We were

excited to make them as a thank you to our Teachers.

Dog Sledding permission slips and payment were due yesterday – Jan 22nd. Please contact Bob

Hamacher at tandbham@aol.com ASAP if your child is interested in going.

SPORTS NEWS (by Rau)

Thank you this week to Bob Rau, Andy Ehlke, Todd Hagenow, Lorie Rechlicz, Beth Hagedorn,

Gregg Schwister, Ann-Marie Glizinski, Bob Hamacher, Andy Hanson and Jeremy Przybyla. These fine

people are our B level (5-6) coaches. As they conclude their season this week and early next week,

please thank them for their selfless service to our children for the past 3 months. We appreciate you!

God’s blessings to Kylie Przybyla and Miriam Kremer as they compete this evening at the Hot Shot

contest at KML. Tonight is $1 hot dogs and root beer floats as well as free admission for grade

schoolers. Sounds like a good family time!

As you can see on the signup sheet on the back of the Rambler, there are holes in service this

weekend. It is the last chance to sign up and avoid the fee that has already appeared on your

account. Remember that all cheerleaders and basketball parents need to fulfill service hours or pay

$10 an hour so I can hire someone else. Thank you for your service.

Events this week:

Jan 23- Game HOME 5/6 boys 5:30 vs Salem

Jan 25, 27, 28- Tournament @ St. Johns West Bend A boys and A Girls

Jan 26- Games HOME vs Christ Alone (5pm- B girls, 6pm- 6th boys, 7pm- A boys)

Jan 27-28- B girls tournament HOME

3K AND 4K NEWS

This week the four year olds are learning about the children of Israel entering the promised land.

The three year olds are learning about when Jesus is born.

Thank you for bringing your child to sing on Sunday. I received many complements in regards to

the beautiful song that they sang.

This week we are studying the letter “H”. Last week we found the letter “U” under a table in the IMC.

Friday, January 26th we will be making gingerbread houses with the third graders. We are still in

need of graham crackers, powder sugar and extra candy for decorations. A list of what is needed is

on the white board in the classroom.

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Please start saving cereal boxes for our Valentine Day boxes. If you have extra ones please feel

free to send them along with your child.

Our Valentine’s Day parties are Wednesday and Thursday, February 14th and 15th. A note will be

coming home in regards to our party.

No school on Friday, February 9th and Monday, February 12th .

Thank you for visiting kindergarten on Saturday. We had a very nice open house. Please

remember to complete the blue registration form and return it to school as soon as possible if you plan

to have your child attend Good Shepherd in the fall. We need an accurate number to plan for staffing

next year’s class. If you need an informational packet please talk to Miss Henckel, Mrs. Paustian or the

school office. Thank you.

KINDERGARTEN NEWS

Hello! We sing on Saturday at the 5 pm service. Please meet in the classroom before the service

to warm up at 4:45. Please let me know if your child can not attend. Let’s all make an effort to attend

with our families!

We are enjoying the Bible lessons with Joshua has the leader of God’s people. We have started

counting on 10 frames and really like it! Keep up on the daily book reading and sight word practice.

It is so important!

Just a reminder sign and return K report card envelopes. Have a great week! See you at church.

MRS. DREWA’S DETAILS

This week’s highlights are as follows:

* Thank you to all for coming and singing on Sunday. The next time we sing will be for Lenten

Wednesday services on Feb. 21.

*Christ Light: “The Fall of Jericho” and “Achan’s Sin”

*Math: We are comparing numbers. Please practice counting from least to greatest and

greatest to least with different numbers between 0-20.

*Reading: We will be finishing our work with “r – blends”: words with br, tr, dr, cr, fr, gr.

* Science: In our space unit, we have learned about how the earth rotates to make a day. We

also learned that the earth revolves around the sun to make a year.

Upcoming dates to remember:

We are doing our MAPS testing this week. Please make sure that your child gets plenty of rest and

eats healthy.

We look forward to hearing some stories from Jordan’s family this Friday, Jan. 26. If you haven’t

taken your 1st or 2nd turn, please consider signing up for an opportunity to read. Here are the other

dates that are still open: Feb. 16; Mar. 7, 16, 23; Apr. 6, 20; May 11, 16, and 23. Moms, dads,

grandparents, etc. are encouraged to come and be a guest reader.

“Whether you eat or drink or whatever you do, do it all for the glory of God.” 1 Corinthians 10:31

(NIV2011)

MRS. BIESTERFELD’S BULLETIN

Wow! We sure showed our school spirit last week with all of our cool costumes! It was a fun week.

We did not start our MAPs testing today because of all the illness that is going throughout our room.

My plan is to try testing on Thursday, unless too many children are still out due to sickness. We also plan

on testing Tuesday, January 30. Plenty of rest and eating breakfast will help your child do his/her best.

We sing at Good Shepherd this Sunday, January 28 for the 10:30 service. Please drop your child off

at our room by 10:20. We are looking forward to singing with the fourth graders again! Please let me

know if your child is unable to attend.

Here’s what we are learning this week:

•Through our Christ Light lessons we learn that God blesses those who have faith in him. We

want to show our faith by obeying God, even when we don’t understand his plans.

•In math we are learning about measurement.

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•This week’s phonics skill is adding the suffixes -ed and -ing. Please review the spelling rules that

are listed on the back of the homework note.

•In literacy we are studying what readers can learn from fairytales. We are noticing the

differences in the points of view of characters.

•In grammar we are writing abbreviations.

•In social studies we are practicing map skills.

Enjoy God’s blessings this week!

GREETINGS FROM GRADE THREE

Thank you for bringing your Third Grader to sing in church yesterday. I was very pleased with their

anthem. I always receive compliments from the people about how much they enjoy it when the

classes sing.

There is a lot of sickness going around. I encourage my parents to make sure your Third Grader

gets plenty of rest, eats right, and washes their hands. If your child is feeling ill, please keep them at

home.

Map Testing starts up again the week of January 29. I am encouraging my children to get

plenty of rest and to eat nutritious food so they are alert and ready to do their best on these tests. If

your child is absent the tests will be made up the following week.

Our timed tests in multiplication began today. The students have 3 minutes to complete 36 problems

on a certain level. When they pass this level they continue on. Everyone moves ahead at their own

rate.

The greeters for Wednesday, Jan. 10 are Jake Bartelt and Mattie Schneider.

Have a great week in the Lord.

MRS. MEHLBERG’S MEMO

The MAPS tests for our grade will be Monday (math test) and Wednesday (Reading test) next week,

Jan. 29 & 31. The best way your child can prepare is to get a good night’s sleep and eat a healthy

breakfast.

Our next scheduled singing is this weekend. We sing at 10:30 AM on Sun. Jan. 28 at Good

Shepherd. Please send a note if your child will be absent.

Spirit Week was fun and the students showed creativity in planning their outfits for the various days.

The Pep Rally was a great culminating event where we got to show our school spirit and cheer on the

Rams teams.

Half of the class has made their bookmark for the January reading project. Please remind your

child they only have about a week to complete the bookmark and the reading log.

The book orders were sent out last week. Please send any orders online or to school by Friday, Feb.

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Each student has a state to research for the state poster over the next couple weeks. We are

limiting it to a state east of the Mississippi River since those are the states we are currently studying in

class. Later we can research the western states.

To encourage students to remember to hand in completed work by 8 AM we have a new policy in

grade 4. If they fail to hand in their paper and I have to ask for it I will lower their grade by 5%. I will

write -5% in the upper right corner so you know if your child is having trouble handing in his work. If

your child has a pink late slip stapled to the assignment page, please sign the form and see that your

child completes the late work.

Blessings to you in this second half of the year!

RAU RAMBLES

Greetings this week!

We sing at Shepherd of the Hills this Sunday at 8 am. Please have your child there at 7:40 to warm

up in one of their back rooms. Thank you!

In Christ Light we are studying how God disciplines those who do not give him the glory due him.

The hymn for Wednesday is 606 st 1, 4, 5

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Please return your report card envelopes.

There is a science quiz on Monday and test next Tuesday.

We are MAPS testing next week Tuesday and Thursday. Let’s get healthy and have a good rest so

we can have an accurate measurement.

Blessings on your week.

Science 6 and Spanish 8

We are having many periodic table quizzes this week. The purpose to not to memorize the whole

table but to become familiar with the terms and letters used on it. Lesson 2 will be quizzed on Friday.

In Spanish we are starting diminutives.

BRAUN’S BABBLINGS

Singing in Church: Our next opportunity to praise God with our voices is fast approaching. We sing at

Shepherd of the Hills on Sunday, January 28th, during the 8am service.

Topics of study:

Science: Invertebrates

History: The Constitution- the Preamble, basic principles, and legislative branch

Literature: The Giver and Utopia projects

WORDS FROM MRS. WILK

Spirit week was so much fun! I think I enjoy dressing up as much as the students. I give a

“shout out” to the eighth grade for winning the spirit award.

I was SO excited that no eighth graders had detentions last quarter. But… the first day of the

new quarter we had many late assignments. Please encourage your child to use his assignment book.

This week brings the end of our four-minute speeches. I’ve encouraged a number of students

to use this speech or another from this school year for the Forensics Festival at KML on Tuesday, March

13. Please see the other article I placed in the Rambler this week for details.

The students randomly chose busking projects for music. We are studying all the elements before

they embark with several other students in the class.

33 presidents are to be recited before the close of school day Thursday. Reviewing the

European map is also critical to study for the test on Thursday and Friday. I have written questions from

many of the speeches pertaining to WWII for the chapter test in addition to a section from our history

book.

I believe that we will bring along a veteran on our EAA field trip on Thursday, February 1. I do

not have enough drivers/chaperones that have sent in their forms and payment yet, but I am hopeful.

Please send it in by tomorrow, January 24.

We finish Elephant Run this week, and Thursday our projects are due. I am eager to see the

brochures, posters, writing, scrapbooks, etc. that the students have prepared.

It is challenging to find a chunk of time to do MAPS testing during our busy and diversely-

scheduled week, but I am hoping to test this Thursday and Friday afternoon. We were doing really

well attendance-wise until this week. We will finish up testing later next week.

Seventh Grade

This week phase four begins; students were shown how to organize cards, put grouping names on

each pile, how to subdivide topics with A’s, B’s, and C’s, etc. Of all the planning phases, this is most

critical; students may find “holes” in their papers, which they can fill with more notes. They will be

telling me why they plan to cover topics in the order they have arranged their cards. I am teaching a

directional thesis statement this year. Please remember that I enter grades and put excused for the

students that have grades coming later.

After phase five’s outline is done, we will begin our visual aid speeches. I’ve been asking the

students about their plan to accent their speech with visuals that add understanding. None said they

need poster board. Hopefully our students will take one of the three speeches already performed this

year to the next level- KML on March 13. Please see the article about this fun activity earlier in the

Rambler.

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The students randomly chose busking projects for music. We are studying all the elements before

they embark with several other students in the class.

Sixth Grade

I am hoping that this class, known for its talking, will step up and participate in the KML forensic

festival on March 13. Please see my article about this fun event earlier in the Rambler.

This week’s lessons in Christ Light show how God rewards obedience and faith ; he warns

against disobedience. We see the walls of Jericho come down.

Fifth Grade

I love putting theory to use! The students are really improving with their technique and ability to

read notes. Yes, we still have fingers not covering holes properly which cause squeaks, but it is

sounding much more music-like.

Thank you for joining me in reaching out with God’s word so that we can educate,

encourage, and equip our children for life on earth and for bliss in heaven.

A WORD FROM THE PRINCIPAL

I wonder how many people made a resolution to get in shape, physical shape, this year. My guess

is that quite a few people made that vow to themselves. I base that on the number of people showing

up at the Y where I regularly go. The intention is good. People want to be healthy. People want to be

strong. How about you?

How strong is your faith? It is easy to stay strong in our faith when things are going well. What about

when tragedy strikes? How well do we handle it when we face challenges or opposition? Do we still

rely on the Lord or do we find our once strong faith starting to weaken? Do we get to the point where

we doubt and find our faith faltering?

The good news is that we don’t have to hold onto the Lord. He holds onto us. His strength never

fails. His grip never weakens. Check out 1 Corinthians 1:8, “He will keep you strong to the end, so that

you will be blameless on the day of our Lord Jesus Christ.”

Lord, keep hanging onto us especially when we are weak.

01/23/2018

(Tue.)

5:15pm - 6:45pm Score board TG Tom Getka

Scorebook AG Amber Graf

01/26/2018

(Fri.)

4:45pm - 8:00pm Concessions (3) ES Elizabeth

Steber (2)

RN Robin Noyes

Concessions willing

to grill

Sign Up

Hall monitor JE Janice Ertmer

Score board SB steve

Burmesch

Scorebook TG Tom Getka

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01/27/2018

(Sat.)

8:45am - 12:00pm Concessions (3) HB Heather Bartz

(2)

Sign Up

Concessions willing

to grill

Sign Up

Hall monitor KS Kelly Stern

ticket taker RB Renee Berg

Score board Sign Up

Scorebook KS Kelly Stern

12:00pm - 3:00pm Concessions (3) KD Kimmie

Drogier

AB Anna Bell

RN Robin Noyes

Concessions willing

to grill

AB Anna Bell

Hall monitor JE Janice Ertmer

ticket taker Sign Up

Score board TG Tom Getka

Scorebook Candy Sharpe

3:00pm - 5:30pm Concessions (3) KP Kevin /

Jennifer

Perkins

RB Rick Bartelt

Sign Up

Hall monitor BB Beth Bartelt

ticket taker GY Gail Young

Score board TG Tom Getka

Scorebook Candy Sharpe

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01/28/2018

(Sun.)

12:15pm - 2:30pm Concessions (3) CW Corrine Wells

KD Kimmie

Drogier

JA Julia Awve

Concessions willing

to grill

Sign Up

Hall monitor AH Amber Hoff

ticket taker DS Dana

Scheunemann

Score board ML Payton

Przybyla

Scorebook CR Candy Sharpe

2:30pm - 5:00pm Concessions (3) KP Kevin /

Jennifer

Perkins

Sign Up

Hall monitor HH Hazel Hanson

ticket taker DS Dana

Scheunemann

Score board HP heather pieper

Scorebook CR Candy Sharpe

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West Bend Youth Football

2018 Registration is open for all current 2nd thru 7th grade interested

in Tackle and Flag Football

ONLINE REGISTRATION WITH DISCOUNTED PRICING GOING ON NOW AT

WBYFO.COM after Jan 20 regular fees apply

Tackle and Flag information Practices:

- Can start the first Saturday in August

- 6 Hours max per week after the start of school – Flag football is 2-3 hours per week

- Practice times are determined by each level’s coaches- start time is 5 or 5:30

Games: - Start the First Saturday after Labor Day

- Regular season is 8 weeks’ long

- Games are played on Saturday Mornings

- This is a traveling league;– Flag is a home game only schedule (non-travel)

Additional info: - The Tackle program is a contact football league with a “safety first” attitude - The Flag is a non-contact football league with a “safety first” attitude - Tackle equipment is provided by the league which includes: helmet, shoulder pads, jerseys, pants with pads, and

mouth guards. - Players are required to provide their own football cleats. - Players are required to return all equipment clean at the end of the season. - The team you play on is determined by your birth date and which West Bend High School you will be attending

which is determined by the West Bend School District Policy.(League Boundary Regulations require this) - There are no tryouts to play on a team - All coaches are certified by either the A.C.E.P., P.A.C.E, OR NYSCA or USA FB Heads Up Programs and must pass a

background check.

- ALL players must register online.

FEES: - Tackle - 1ST CHILD - $200 - 2ND CHILD - $150 - 3RD CHILD - $50 - 4TH or more- free

- Flag - $25

- ALL TACKLE REGISTRATION FEES AFTER MARCH 31ST, 2018 WILL BE ASSESSED A $50 LATE FEE

- NO ONE WILL BE REFUSED FOR FINANCIAL REASONS

The West Bend Youth Football Organization will have members to answer questions and verify Birth Certificates

available:

WHEN: Saturday, February 10th 2018

TIME: 9:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m.

WHERE: SILVERBROOK INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL CAFETERIA

120 N SILVERBROOK DR WEST BEND

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Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri 1 2

Tyson® Popcorn Chicken (c)

Dinner Roll Mashed Potatoes w/gravy

Broccoli Trees w/dip Applesauce Cup

Breakfast for Lunch NEW! Breakfast Pizza (t)

Celery Sticks w/dip Sunset Sip Juice Strawberry Cup

5 6 7 8 9

Corn Puppies (c) Corn

Cherry Tomatoes w/dip Diced Peaches

Chocolate Chip Cookie

Chef Boyardee® Beef Ravioli (b)

Dinner Roll Carrot sticks w/dip

Wango Mango Juice Mandarin Oranges

Cheesy Burger (b) on a Bun

Baked Beans Sugar Snap Peas w/dip

Banana Fruit Snacks

Tyson® Chicken Nuggets (c)

Keebler® Animal Crackers Hashbrown Patty Dragon Fruit Juice

Apricot Halves

NO SCHOOL

12 13 14 15 16

NO SCHOOL

NO SCHOOL

Cheese Pizza Steamed Broccoli

Cauliflower w/hummus Cinnamon Applesauce

Valentine’s Day Heart Cookie

Brakebush® Chicken Heart Shapes (c)

Dinner Roll Baby Carrots w/Hummus

Mashed Potatoes w/gravy Diced Pears

Breakfast for Lunch French Toast

Sausage Links (p) Broccoli Trees w/dip

Cherry Star Juice Fruit Cocktail

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Land O Lakes® Macaroni and Cheese

Soft Pretzel Rod Sugar Snap Peas w/dip

Wango Mango Juice Strawberry Cup

Hot Dog (b) on a Bun Pickle Spears

BBQ Baked Beans Broccoli Trees w/dip Mandarin Oranges

Jenny O® Roast Turkey (t) Dinner Roll

Cherry Tomatoes w/dip Mashed Potatoes with

Gravy Applesauce Cup

Tyson® Breaded Chicken (c) Sandwich

Hashbrown Patty Celery Sticks w/dip

Banana

Marinara sauce with Rotini Noodles Meatballs (b) Dinner Roll

Romaine Lettuce Salad w/dressing

Carrot Sticks w/dip Apple Slices Fruit Snacks

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Chicken Os (c) Blueberry Muffin

Tater Tots Baby Carrots w/dip

Sidekick

Taco Salad (p) with Tortilla Chips

Cherry Star Juice Refried Beans

Craisins Churro

Hamburger (b) on a Bun Deli Roaster Potatoes

Romaine Lettuce Salad w/dressing Apple Slices

Oreo

Possible Ingredients: (p)=pork (‡)=peanut (t)=turkey (b)=beef (c)=chicken

Contract February 2018 (Menu subject to change without notice)