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March 2015 VAHS Wildcats

Verona Area High

School

March

2015 Newsletter

300 Richard St Verona WI

53593

Main Office Phone:

(608) 845-4400 Fax:

(608) 845-4420

K-wing Office Phone:

(608) 845-4500 Fax:

(608) 845-4570

www.verona.k12.wi.us

March: 2: Science Club 340-440 PM 2: Verona Student Voice Union Rm F130 345-445 PM 2: French Club—Rm C111 345-430 PM 2: Junior Prom Parent Planning Meeting 630-745 PM 3: ACT STATE TESTING—11TH GRADE ONLY 3: NO SCHOOL FOR GRADES 9, 10, 12 4: ACT WorkKeys Testing for 11th graders 4: NHS Meeting in PAC 745-845 AM 4: Science Olympiad Team Meeting ULMC 345-445 PM 8: ACT Practice Test Rm G116 6-915 PM 9: LATE START MONDAY 9: FFA Meeting 340-410 PM 9: Art Club B101 345-445 PM 9: Spanish Club 345-430 PM 10: College Visit—UW-Systems 2 year transfer program 2nd hour 10: College Visit—Carroll College 5th hour 11: VAHS BLOOD DRIVE 11: Junior Class Meeting in PAC 2nd hour 11: Science Olympiad Team Meeting in ULMC 345-445 PM 16-20 Homeroom Schedule for Block Schedule Trial Run 16: Science Club Meeting 340-440 PM 16: French Club C111 345-430 PM 17: ACT State Testing for 11th graders—Make-ups 18: ACT State Testing for 11th graders—Make-ups 18: Science Olympiad Team Meeting in ULMC 345-445 PM 19: Verona’s Student Voice Union Rm F130 345-445 PM 20: College Visit—Iowa State University 5th hour 23: LATE START MONDAY 23: FFA Meeting 340-410 PM 23: Art Club B101 345-445 PM 23-26: ACT Prep Course Rm G116 4-530 & 8-930 PM 25: Science Olympiad Team Meeting 26-28 “You Can’t Take it With You” play in the PAC 7:30 PM Follow us on Twitter @VAHSwildcats https://twitter.comVAHSwildcats

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Ms. Pam Hammen, Principal [email protected] (608) 845-4410 Mr. Daniel Kigeya Associate Principal Grades 10-12 Last Names A-L [email protected] (608) 845-4412 Ms. Tamara Sutor Associate Principal Grades 10-12 Last Names M-Z [email protected] (608) 845-4411 Mr. Pheng Lee Associate Principal Grade 9, Exploration Academy, GEDO [email protected] (608) 845-4560

Office Hours are 8:00 - 4:00 PM School Day is 8:30 - 3:37 PM Late Start Mondays are 10:00 - 3:37 PM 845-4400 - Main High School Office 845-4500 - K-Wing Office 845-4430 or 4431—Student Services 845-4403 - Absence Call In (Grades 10-12) 845-4503 - Absence Call In (Gr 9, EA, GEDO) 845-4420 - Main Office FAX 845-4570 - K-Wing Office FAX


Ms. Mindy Breunig, Counselor Grades 9-12 Last Names Hp-M [email protected] (608) 845-4626 (845-4588 on Thursdays in K-wing)

Ms. Theresa Brown Counselor Grades 9-12 Last Names Sf-Z [email protected] (608) 845-4429 (845-4588 on Tuesdays in K-wing)

Ms. Carri Hale, Counselor Grades 9-12 Last Names D-Ho [email protected] (608) 845-4426 (845-4588 on Fridays in K-wing)

Ms. Kaila Rabideau, Counselor Grades 9-12 Last Names N-Se [email protected] (608) 845-4491 (845-4588 on Mondays in K-wing)

Ms. Alicia Ziolkowski, Counselor Grades 9 - 12 Last Names A-C [email protected] (608) 845-4427 (845-4588 on Fridays in K-wing)

Mr. Alan Buss, Dean of Students [email protected] (608) 845-4505

Ms. Robin Stalheim, Psychologist [email protected] (608) 845-4434

Mr. Cory Zimmerman, Social Worker Cory [email protected] (608) 845-4433

Ms. Amy Moschkau, School-to-Career Coord. [email protected] (608) 845-4482

Ms. Pat Lynam, Nurse [email protected] (608) 845-4415

Mr. Mark Kryka, Athletic & Activities Director [email protected] (608) 845-4490

Officer Aaron Truscott, Police Liaison [email protected] (608) 845-4483

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Mindy Breunig Serving: Hp-M 845-4626

Theresa Brown Serving: Sf-Z 845-4429

Carri Hale Serving: D-Ho 845-4426

Kaila Rabideau Serving: N-Se 845-4491

Alicia Ziolkowski Serving: A-C 845-4427

MEET THE VAHS COUNSELING TEAM

MEET THE VAHS ADMIN TEAM

From left to right: Pheng Lee, Associate Principal Pam Hammen, Principal Tamara Sutor, Associate Principal Daniel Kigeya, Associate Principal Alan Buss, Dean of Students

ATTENTION!!! DID YOU KNOW…In addition to getting help from teachers after

school, we have 7th hour assistance for ALL AP students?!

Teachers available to support any students taking an AP course during 7th hour 2:44 – 3:37 PM:

Teacher Room Number Course

Kabby Hong Room F106 AP English

Gwen Pennington Room F147 AP English

Michael Ray Room G142 AP Psychology

Jason Strauss Room C126 AP Science

JUNIORS ONLY REPORT ON MARCH 3 FOR ACT TESTING

NO SCHOOL FOR FRESHMAN, SOPHOMORES

OR SENIORS THAT DAY


Personal Property Security, by Officer Truscott, PSL An unfortunate part of our society is theft. While stealing is wrong in itself, prevention is the number one way to avoid going through this unfortunate circumstance. As we begin our school year, I would like to take time to remind parents to encourage and stress to their students the importance of locking up valuables while at school. We often see cell phones, IPODs, and other valuables left unattended around the school. Particularly in the gym locker rooms items are left in bags and unsecured. Unsecured items create opportunities for those that are looking to take things that are not theirs. Please help prevent thefts by securing your per-sonal

items if they are not going to be directly in your pocket. Also please encourage students to not keep these items in their backpacks especially in the outer mesh pockets as they invite thieves to take them when out in plain view. I also ask that you take the time to write down the Make, Model and Serial Number of all valuables, especially electronic devices, which will be brought to school. Having these items plays a critical role in the Police Department’s ability to track down, locate and return these items to their rightful owners. Thank you for time, and remember prevention is the number one w ay to combat thefts. Aaron Truscott, Verona Police Department Police School Liaison Officer


Attendance Hints & Reminders If you receive a message at home from our SchoolReach phone system saying that your child had an unexplained absence during the day, please check on PowerSchool to see what class your child was marked absent. Your child will then need to contact this teacher if they feel this is an error. The Attendance Office cannot change absences without the permission of the teacher who originally marked the absence. Please call 845-4403 for grades 10-12 and 845-4503 for Freshmen, EA & GEDO to report absences or students arriving late to school.

Notes vs. Calls If you know ahead of time that your student needs to leave for an appointment it is preferred to PLEASE send a note with them. Calling the Attendance Office to have a pass delivered to the student takes extra time and resources to deliver the note. This also disrupts the class when delivering the pass or calling into the classroom if needed.

Just a reminder that any student wishing to try out for Model UN for next year must attend the

information meeting next Thursday, March 5, 7:30 am in Mr. Knoll's room (F117)

Preseason Baseball Meeting Dates Players Meeting: Monday March 16th after school in D137 the Health Room. Any player interested in trying out for the Wildcat baseball program must attend. If players have a conflict, they must email Coach D’Orazio: [email protected] Parents Informational Meeting, Wednesday March 18th in the K-Wing Commons:This is slightly different than years past, as it is not mandatory. If you are new to the pro-gram, or have questions about the tryout process and the commitment levels needed to participate in the Wildcat baseball program this meeting is for you! Mandatory Team Parents Meeting, Wednesday April 1st in the K-Wing Commons: This meeting is for parents after the freshman, JV, and Varsity teams have been es-tablished. Parents will learn details about the upcoming season, fundraising events, player/parent expectations, and other pertinent information. Please visit our website for additional information: http://veronawildcatsbaseball.com/ Baseball Open Gym Dates, from 7:00 - 8:00 am in the main high school gym Saturday March 7th Saturday March 14th


SENIOR PARENTS 2015 SENIOR CLASS TRIP MEETINGS

Meetings to plan the 2015 Senior Class trip are fast

approaching. On Friday, June 5, the entire senior class will be going to the Green Lake Convention Center for the day. Senior parents are needed to assist in the planning and co-

ordination of the trip. Below are the meeting dates for planning the trip. It is my hope that you will attend the first

meeting to volunteer in making this another traditionally great trip!

February 11 6:30 March 11 6:30 April 1 6:30 April 29 6:30 May 13 6:30 May 27 6:30

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Career Days Is ComingCareer Days Is Coming For over 20 years, Verona Area High School has offered all juniors an exceptional educational opportunity to explore possible future careers. This year, all students taking English 11, English Literacy, AP Literature and AP Language courses will be participating in the Career Unit. Students start the year with several career exploration and research activities, and in December, chose a career that they would be interested in learning more about. The culminating experience of this unit is a one-on-one, 30 minute interview with a professional from their chosen career. It is a massive undertaking to match all 380+ students with someone from the work force, but we have always found a match for every student. This year, Career Days split into two events. English 11 and English Literacy April 21 – 22, 2015 AP Literature and AP Composition May 19 – 20, 2015 Please mark these dates on your calendar. We request that you do not schedule any appointments or plan any family activities that would conflict with these days. It is vital that every student is available for Career Days; we are not able to reschedule these interviews. Members of the community have graciously taken time out of their work day and volunteered to speak with students. Students will be informed of their scheduled day and time over the next two months. We are always looking for parent volunteers, and are still looking for professionals to speak to students in the following careers: Aerospace Engineer Graphic Design Art Therapy Hospital Administrator BioChemist International Business CEO Medical Technologist Chemical Engineer Orthopedic Surgeon Democratic Political Advisor Pathologist Diplomat/Foreign Service Officer Petroleum Engineer Electrician Radiologist/Technician Exploration Geologist Statistician Forensic Anthropologist Zoologist General Surgeon If you have experience or are comfortable speaking about one of these careers, please contact: Amy Moschkau Career Days Coordinator 608-845-4483 or [email protected]

Exploration Academy’s Winter Showcase February 12, 2015


Students registered with NCAA (especially current juniors):

Please make an appointment to see Ms. Brown to confirm that the courses you

registered to take next year meet NCAA eligibility standards. Please go to the following links for the most recent fliers from Madison College: http://madisoncollege.edu/application-night http://madisoncollege.edu/experience-madison-college

Junior Conferences Parents and Juniors: The counselors will be starting Junior Conferences the week of March 9th. Please mark your calendars with the date that was sent to you in the mail.

Upcoming ACT Opportunities: April 18th. The deadline to sign up is March 13th. You can sign up at ACT.org

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Congratulations 2015 Badger VAHS Boys & Girls State Selection Candidates!!


What is Badger Boys State? Badger Boys State is an experience like none

other. It may be quickly described as a program which teaches the workings of government "by

doing"; but it is much more than that. It is a week long journey through a great many things that

make us who we are; leaders, friends, students, athletes, and most of all citizens of our respective cities, towns, and our great state. It is a journey which can be described as the most challenging and most rewarding (and fun) experiences by

those who have already participated in the program.

Selected to Represent VAHS: Evan Fernandez Joshua Hano

Nicholas Hansen Alternates: Ian Birschback,

Jonathan Grinde & Spencer Polk

What is Badger Girls State? Girls State is a very important part of the American Legion Auxiliary's Americanism

program. Designed to train future stateswomen in the science of government,

Wisconsin launched American Legion Auxiliary Badger Girls State in 1941 with 138 citizens

participating. The program has grown to over 740 citizens yearly and continues to be a major

project of the Department of Wisconsin's American Legion Auxiliary. This program does not discriminate against race, creed or color.

PURPOSE * to develop leadership and pride in American citizens * to educate citizens about our system of government * to instill a greater understanding of American traditions * to stimulate a desire to maintain our democratic government processes

Selected to Represent VAHS: Cheyenne Trilling

Alternate: Grace Mueller

Badger Boys & Girls State Selection

Exploration Academy has selected Andrew Herbst and Taylor Jackson as representatives to the 2015 Badger Boys and Badger Girls State this June. They are being sponsored by the Kiwanis Club of Verona and the Verona American Legion Auxiliary. Partici-pants are grouped into cities and counties which will form a “51st state.” For eight days, the citizens of this “new state” will carry out all the main functions of city, county, and state government using basic laws and fundamental procedures of the State of Wisconsin as their guide.

VAHS 2015-15 SEMESTER 1 ACADEMIC DISTINCTION LIST~HIGH HONORS 3.6-3.799

CONGRATULATIONS!!

Amers, Andrew Amiri, Yousef Anderson, Joanna Anderson, Sasha Avlund, Ada Baccam, Ariana Bahlman, Anna Baltes, Christian Barger, Peter Barr, Ryan Berkan, Carmen Berry, Jonah Blake, Bryan Bloomfield, Emily Bohrer, Abigail Bolduc, Jacob Bourne, Hunter Bryant, Jackson Cashman, Kevin Checki, Yrahna Christoffel, Europa Clayborn, Carmen Cline, Kiana Close, Baylee Cocilovo-Kozzi, Nokomis Collins, Mackinzie Connor, Zoe Crespo, Cristian Curtin, Sarah Damgaard, Cameron Diederich, Jacob Dobson, Sean DuCharme, Alyssa Efnor, Jayson Erstad, Mykenzie Eversoll, Jessica Fahey, Marissa Feller, Alyssa Ferguson, Alicia Fisher, James

Fossum, Cooper Gavigan, Renee Geier, Taytum Geier, Trevin Godfrey, Zachary Govek, Mary Graese, Nicolas Gray, Jessica Grimes, Olivia Grimm, Serafima Guy, Sarah Haessig, William Hannifan, Kayleigh Hellenbrand, Ciarah Herkert, Jack Herkert, Noah Herkert, Shane Horstmeier-Moore, John Hurst, Zachary Hyland, Ryan Jannusch, Clayton Jannusch, Zachary Johnson, Bradley Johnson, Cameron Jurrens, Jenna Kelliher, Grant Kemper, Miranda Kermicle, Jaclyn Kerrigan, Shannon Kielbasa, Sara Kinsey, Malcolm Knueppel, Keaton Krogman, Emily Larsen, Kennedy Larsen, Olivia Lease, Stephanie Lee, Brandon Lee, Jake Lee, Jason Lewis, Kailey

Lewis, Tiffani Lucas, Nathan Luehring, Alexandra Makuch, Ariana Marckesano, Emily Mathes, Demetris McClure, Casey McGowan, Connor Michuda, Amanda Mueller, Heidi Murzynski, Julia Nelson, Elizabeth Nelson, Taylor Novotny, Joshua Nybroten, Joshua Osborne, Macy Parkel, Caulden Payne, Ashley Peterson, Claire Polk, Spencer Randall, Lauren Rectenwald, Narmeen Reilly, Seamus Reller, Abigail Reller, Jackson Renlund, Samuel Reuter, Travis Rogowski, David Rojas Bragg, Teodoro Rothstein, Eden Runde, Jaime Schmaltz, Kylie Scholz-Ruf, Anika Schroeder, Mary Schultz, Samuel Sebastian, Jane Semmann, Hannah Seymour, Samantha Shonat, Arden Shorter, Allison

Siegl, Kylee Singer, Emma Slinger, Zachary Smith, Henry Smith, Tianna Snodgrass, Jack Steiner, Mary Stigsell, Nicholas Tadisch, Nathan Teigen, Sierra Thomson, Luke Tidd, Kirstin Tobis, Alison Toner, Joseph Tvedt, Teeghan Uday, Vineeth Uscanga, Alan VanFossen, Claire Vang, Goshang VanHandel, John VanHorne, Stephen Von Der Heide, Kyle Waier, Kara Wakely, Benjamin Wang, John Wermuth, Blair Widra, Joshua Wiley, Laurel Wing, Michelle Winner, Carly Wolmutt, Kyle Woodman, Allissa Wozniak, Jacobi Xelhua Garcia, Pablo Yeo, Bennett Young, Ethan Zarrinnam, Brenden Zaugg, Alexandra

VAHS 2015-15 SEMESTER 1 ACADEMIC DISTINCTION LIST~HIGHEST HONORS 3.8-4.0

CONGRATULATIONS!! Abreu, Sofia Alayo-Cordova, Fernanda Allen, Alicia Alt, Alexis Alvarez-Rodriguez, Hilda Amiri, Deeba Anderson, Katrina Anderson, Noah Andreas, Brett Andrew, Lance Apolinar-Zecua, Ana Armstrong, Molly Augello, Anthony Baier, Josephine Bakker, Katherine Banks, Nadia Barr, Jason Bass, Conlin Beauchamp, Zoe Becker, Kari Beermann, Kelsey Best, Amanda Biesmann, Melissa Birschbach, Hannah Birschbach, Ian Blessing, Matthew Borgwardt, Alice Boucher, Katie Boyd, Caleb Brisack, Victoria Buchert, Jonathan Buchert, Nicholas Burton, Bethany Butler, Jenna Butler, Julia Campbell, Tess Cantrell, Olivia Carlson, Camille Carrola, Sonia Cartwright, Elisabeth Castronovo, Julian Christensen, Bailey Christian, Peter Christoffel, Nikolas

Chylla, Samantha Cioci, William Cleghorn, Nathan Combs, Gaelan Conlin, Alexandria Conway, Melanie Coonen, Sabrina Coons, Dakin Cotter, Megan Coyne, Jessica Dalma, Camille Danz, Bailey Daoud, Carmen Dechen, Kunsang DeMets, Sydney Devereaux, Marielle Dimond, Peter Doby, Brooklyn Donny, Alexandra Dove, Evan Endres, Sara Erdman, Alyssa Erickson, Joshua Erickson, Matthew Evensen, Claire Evensen, Leah Fan, Katie Fechner, Ethan Felber, Sigal Feller, Marissa Felsheim, Benjamin Felsheim, Brooke Ferguson, Margaret Fernandez, Evan Fiala, Kenneth Filsinger, Abigail Fink, Nolan Finnell, Madilyn Finseth, Kaylee Fitzwilliams, Eleanor Florac, Alexis Ford, Emily Frank-Loron, Jacques Freitag, Kathryn

Freitag, Robert Furniss, Emma Gandolfo-Bustamante,Maria na Garsha, Taylor Genson, Michael Giese, Benjamin Gilboy, Danielle Gingrich, Mariah Gladding, Andrea Gladding, Brenna Gladding, Larissa Goldschmidt, Kolin Gordillo, Nicolas Gotchy, Jerrod Govek, Alaina Granick, Elizabeth Gresens, Sydney Griffin, Colin Griffin, Riley Grinde, Jonathan Gruber, Jessica Hadjiev, Anna-Maria Hagen, Halli Hagen, Lucy Hall, Ella Halverson, Mary-Kate Hamda, Damitu Hano, Joshua Hansen, Jenna Hansen, Nicholas Hansen, Zoe Hanson, Kye Hasselkus, Carolyn Hawks, Sophie Heatley, Alan Hei, Cassandra Heinzen, Anna Heinzen, Elizabeth Henshue, Sophia Hernandez, Joshua Higgins, Erica Hildebrand, Cailin Hofstetter, Alex Hofstetter, Ashley

Hollar, Leah Hoppe, Bryce Houtakker, Hanna Huang, Kaiya Huseth, Jamison Hyland, Cole Ifediora, Obiajulu Ifediora, Ogiuzo Imhoff, McKenzie Ireland, Harrison Jaggi, Katelin Jameson, Ian Janssen, Peter Jayaraaman, Hariharan Jindra, Matthew Johnson, Gabrielle Kaeder, Cecelia Kalifatidi, Paul Kant, Justin Karnosky, Katherine Kellerman, Steven Kellerman, William Kempfer, Molly Kilen, Jonathan King, Kailey Ann Kitzrow, Olesya Kleijwegt, Robijn Klein, Rachel Klein, William Kleinsek, Emma Klockziem, Kevin Klongland, David Knoebl, Rachel Knuppel, Andrew Kolpek, Samantha Kooiman, Sophie Kroth, Emily Krueger, Sara Kuchenbecker, Mason LaBorde, Lindsey LaBorde, Madelyn Largent, Tristan Larsen, Kristina Larson, Emily

Last, Abigail Laufenberg, Bradly Lee, Jade Leeder, Kiana Lepien, Sophia Lewis, Alisa Lewis, Sylvia Lilly, Jack Lindell, Logan Liu, Megan Long, Natalie Longseth, Jordan Lorbiecki, Justice Lowry, Sydney Luke, Max Lund, Stephen Madalinski, Joshua Mandarino, Louis Mathura, Caleb Maurer, Noah Maxwell, Kelly McCorkle, Carson McCormick, Joseph McCormick, Katie Melin, Kate Melzer, Connor Meuer, Kaeden Meurer, Cullen Meyers, Makena Monson, Bree Morales-Arzate, Mariane Mrkvicka, Charlie Mueller, Grace Mueller, Josie Musacchio, Sophia Neitzel, Nicole Nelson, Marc Nelson, Rachel Ngo, Megan Noel, Ana Noltemeyer, Nicole Norman, Erica Nunn, George Nunn, Maggie Nybroten, Hannah Ochowski, Alec

Olson, Kailey Olson, Kirk Olstad, Taylor Opsal, Emily Osiecki, Emily Otto, Cameo Otto, Claire Park, Edward Parman, Kathryn Paul, Elizabeth Pavlik, Tyler Payne, Matthew Pedersen, Corey Penwell, Grace Pertzborn, Jordan Phelps, Rebecca Pinto, Victor Pletta, Alexander Pletta, Julia Poppen, Ethan Porter, Karilyn Porter, Kathryn Porter, Samuel Prescott, Olivia Price, Megan Princl, Michael Prudisch, Daniel Puccio, Daniella Puleo, Steven Pundt, Anna Pundt, Jackson Quade, Sawyer Quan, Qiuwen Queoff, Kirsten Ramseier, Denisa Ratze, Joshua Reinecke, Jessica Reinfeldt, Maya Reniero, Matthew Rimkus, Julia Roberts, Noah Roddick, Rylie Roller, Alexander Romens, David Rose IV, William Ross, Patrick

Rourke, Ellery Rudnicki, Amie Rudnicki, Heather Runde, Marcus Russell, Bethany Sabbarese, Dominic Sabbarese, Kiersten Samz, Lauren Sanftleben, Morgan Schachte, Sarah Schad, Natalie Schmitz, Cole Schmitz, Morgan Schoeberle, Luke Schorr, Parker Schraufnagel, Grace Schultz, Roger Schultz, Sarah Sebastian, Zeke Seidl, Maizie Sell, Derek Selzer, Gabriel Semmann, Abbigail Seward, Noa Shatadal, Alankrit Shenoi, Priya Shershnev, Maxim Shiva, Alec Shorter, Courtney Shorter, Lauren Siegl, Richard Singh, Luquant Smith, Bailey Snodgrass, Caroline Solowicz, Anna Spindler, Madelyn Stampfli, Alexa Stepanenkov, Angelique Stevens, Bryn Steyer, Kassidy Sticha, Genavieve Sticha, Graham Sutter, Ava Swain, Claire Swaminath, Vivek Taylor, Allison

Taylor, Jacob Taylor, Laini Thomas, Addison Thompson, Elizabeth Timmerman, Ashlynn Tollefson, Leonie Toman, Jacob Trilling, Cheyenne Trilling, Kateri Tsiolis, Costas Twing, Delaney Udelhoven, Tanner Upchurch, Marianna VanFossen, Carter VanFossen, Stephanie Ver Voort, Julia Wagman, Robert Wagner, Brett Wait, Rya Wellnitz, Jacob Wellnitz, James Weston, Madeline Wickstrom, Holly Widra, Rachel Wildenborg, Hannah Williams, Cole Williams, Laura Wilson, Claire Wilson, Douglas Wipperfurth, Megan Worley, Hannah Worley, Isaac Wozniak, Jaedyn Wunder, Brianne Wussow, Tori Yan, Jessica Ybanez, Jenine Ybanez, Jillian Yeager, Lindsey Young, Aaron Zimbrick, Ella Zobel, Mark Zunker, Mary Zunker, William

New Schedule Provides for More

Opportunities at VAHS

Monday, February 2 (6:00 p.m.) VAHS PAC- Incoming Freshmen Orientation Tuesday, February 3 (6:00 p.m.) VAHS PAC- Current and Incoming Parents and Students Thursday, February 5 (5:30 p.m.) Fitchburg Boy’s and Girl’s Club - Current and Incoming Parents and Students

Join Us

During the 2015-2016 school year, Verona Area High School will be moving to a block schedule and A+ access time, which will allow for many additional learning opportunities for our students. Most classes will be 93 minutes in length and there will also be a 30-minute period (A+ period) each day for students to get academic support, participate in clubs and other enrichment opportunities, or have a built in study hall! Each Monday, students will meet with their advisor to help with grade checks, answer questions students might have and help them plan their activities for the week. The purpose of this time will be flexible throughout the year, and provide many opportunities that we otherwise could not do during our traditional school day and periods. Over the last couple of years, staff has looked at ways to better assist students in their academic growth. In 2014, staff overwhelmingly decided to move to a block schedule and to create an advisory period. Next year we are excited to implement the new schedule. In an effort to make certain we are fully prepared for this next year, we will be running a pilot of the new schedule during the week of March 16. We want to ensure that staff and students are comfortable with the new schedule before we fully implement it in the fall of 2015-16. We are excited to share more information with you and answer any questions you might have. Dates, times and locations can be found in the box to the right. More information can also be found on our website at http://vahs.verona.k12.wi.us/

Learn more about the new bell schedule at VAHS!

http://vahs.verona.k12.wi.us/

Help Save Lives - Consider Donating Blood

Yearbook Staff  Organizes Blood Heroes Come in All Types By Rita A. Mortenson

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Verona Area High School has a strong culture of caring and helping others. Both students and staff participate in a wide variety of community service projects. This year, the yearbook staff will sponsor their annual high school blood drive inviting students and staff to participate. The drive will be held on Wednesday, March 11 from 7:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. Nearly 150 students and staff are estimated to donate blood. All students 16 years of age or older are eligible to donate if they have a signed permission slips from their parents/guardian. All students were emailed forms, so please check your email if you would like to donate.

Yearbook Staff Members who Organize the Blood Drive Joanna Anderson, Megan Beach, Darby Buisker, Jessica Coyne, Sara Endres, Sophie Fromberger, Auburn Geller, Gabrielle Johnson, Stephanie Keryluk, Samantha Kolpek, Megan Lee, Ariana Makuch, Makenna McGilvray, Alena Mears, Grace Mueller, Emily Nierman, Nicole Noltemeyer, Erica Norman, Morgan Schmitz, Kassidy Steyer, Genavieve Sticha, Teeghan Tvedt. Advisor: Ms. Mortenson

Yearbook Staff Organizes a HUGE Blood Drive - All Students that are16 years of age or older are invited to join us and donate blood at our annual blood drive.

February is Career & Technical Education Month in Wisconsin

SHOW YOUR LOVE FOR

CTE courses offer students a chance to apply learning from numerous content areas toreal world situations that create relevance and improve understanding.

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A person with a CTE-related associate degree or credential will earnon average between $4,000 and $19,000 more a year than a personwith a humanities associate degree.

CTE Serves 94% of all High School Students

Sources: acteonline.org, cte.dpi.wi.gov

CTE programs give high school students the opportunity to develop skillsthat will prepare them for the next stage of their lives.

BUSINESS & IT EDUCATION

teams from across the student body to partake in one big event and more than that, for the students to positively interact with families and kids around from the community. The Council is looking to expand outreach and promotion for the Carnival this year by hanging flyers across town, distributing handouts to elementary schools, and using media like television to spread the word. Last year, over 175 kids from the area showed up to the Carnival, and we hope to increase community participation this year. In addition to increasing our promotion of the event, we also look to bring food and concessions to the Carnival this year because the Carnival runs over the lunch hour. Furthermore, we are looking to involve the Verona Police and Fire Departments in the Carnival, possibly with the presence of a fire truck. The main goal of the Council this month is to organize and run the Children’s Carnival as smoothly as possible, and to make it a fun and exciting event for both the students involved as well as the children and families coming to take part.

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Student Council The Children’s Carnival

March Edition

March is the month of the Children’s Carnival, which is one of Student Council’s biggest events of the year. On March 28 from 11A.M. to 2P.M., Student Council will be hosting its fourth annual Children’s Carnival in the Main Gym, in which various clubs, extracurriculars, and sports teams will have booths at, where booth activities range from playing sports with the respective teams and other classic carnival games. As the host, the Council is working to organize, promote, and oversee the carnival as a whole, but the execution is also attributed to the numerous other groups that come to participate and organize a booth. It is the collective effort of students from around the school, beyond only Student Council, that contribute to the overall success of the Carnival, and Student Council would like to recognize that by putting the proceeds towards something that would benefit the school, like the Verona High School scholarship fund or something like water bottle dispensers on drinking fountains. As a whole, the Carnival is a fun way to get members from clubs and

Attention Sophomores and Juniors:

If you are considering taking a class next year at:

• UW Madison • Madison College • Edgewood College

Youth Options applications are due March 1st Applications can be picked up in Student Services.

In order to participate in Youth Options you must have:

2.0 GPA (Madison College) or 3.0 GPA (UW and Edgewood) At least 85% attendance rate at VAHS

Attention Juniors and Seniors Interested in Taking the NNuurrssiinngg AAssssiissttaanntt Class at Verona

You must:

• Fill out a Youth Options form and turn it into Student Services by March 1st • Take the COMPASS exam (contact Madison College for more information) -Or-

• Take the ACT on March 3rd (Juniors)

Please see Ms. Moschkau in Student Services for more information.

CAMP BIOTECH 2015: THE WONDERS OF DNA DATES: Monday, July 13 – Friday, July 17, 2015; 9:00am-4:00pm LOCATION: BioPharmaceutical Technology Center Institute (BTC Institute) 5445 E. Cheryl Parkway, Fitchburg, WI 53711 http://www.btci.org/about/map&directions.html COST: $380 (includes all materials; lunch and snacks; scholarships available) Want to know how scientists can determine who committed a crime from just a small blood sample or how genetic mutants might be made? Satisfy your curiosity by attending CAMP BIOTECH 2015: THE WONDERS OF DNA. This one week experience at the BTC Institute is for students entering 9th or 10th grade in fall semester 2015 who are interested in learning more about DNA and genetic engineering. Students will build a DNA model, learn how to extract DNA from cells, transfer DNA into cells by heat shock transformation, amplify DNA to detect small quantities by PCR, and use restriction enzymes to identify DNA sequences. No prior DNA knowledge is necessary.

This experience has been designed by certified educators at the BTC Institute and will take place in labs which are dedicated to training scientists of all ages. Peter Kritsch (Biology and Biotechnology Teacher, Oregon High School) and Barbara Bielec, M.S. (K-12 Program Director, BTC Institute) will serve as the primary instructors.

If you like to experience hands-on science in a real biotechnology lab,

then this opportunity is for you!

www.btci.org

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NEW SCHOLARSHIP: The Wisconsin Technical Excellence Scholarship (TES)

Technical Excellence Scholarships (TES) are to be awarded by the State of Wisconsin to Wisconsin high school seniors who have the highest demonstrated level of proficiency in technical education subjects.

The new TES scholarship program is to begin awarding scholarships in the 2015-2016 academic year. The scholarships are only for use at a school within the Wisconsin Technical College System (WTCS) located within the state. The value of the scholarship is up to $2,250 per year, to be applied towards tuition.

Students wishing to be considered for the TES need to meet eligibility criteria set by the Wisconsin Higher Educational Aids Board (HEAB) and will need to be nominated by their school. Schools will need to select a student or students to nominate in March 2015.

Eligible students will be evaluated and selected by VAHS Scholarship Committee.

To be eligible, students must:

Have taken at least 3 CTE courses while in enrolled in High School (CTE= Agriculture, Business, Family and Consumer Science, Computer Science, Technology, Health Occupations)

Enrolled (or going to enroll) at a 2 year Wisconsin Technical College.

Enrolled (or going to enroll) in a 2 year associates degree or 1 year technical degree.

Application and more information can be found in Student Services. Application must be completed and returned by March 2, 2015. No late applications will be accepted.

TES Contact at VAHS: Amy Moschkau School to Career Coordinator Verona Area High School 608-845-4482 [email protected]

More information can be found on HEAB’s web site, at www.heab.wisconsin.gov.

http://www.heab.wisconsin.gov/

2015 PROM PLANNING & FUNDRAISING

Parent Planning Meetings March 2, April 13, May 4

6:30 – 7:45 PM KITC (Kwing library)

Prom Fundraisers

Boston Store Days February 27 & 28

Coupon Books: $5 Contact Michele Knueppel at [email protected]

Dine-out Nights

Dairy Queen – March 3rd 4p-8p Culvers March 18th 4p – 8p

Orange Leaf – March 31st 4-9p Chili’s – February 7 – March 31st (See Voucher Page)

15% back to Junior Class

31 Fundraiser

February 1 – 28

www.bagsbyerin.com See insert

T-shirt Sales

Fear the Paw T-shirts - $10 Contact Michele Knueppel at [email protected]

Schwan’s Foods

On-going through 12/31/2015 On-line: Schwans-Cares.com

Campaign ID: 17497 5% back to Junior Class

Committees: Food, Promotions, Entertainment,

Fashion Show, Treasurer, Decorations

VAHS Prom Advisor: Sarah Greenlaw [email protected]

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Check It Out! Thirty One Gifts Fundraiser for Junior Prom

To order (Feb. 1 – 28) go to:

www.bagsbyerin.com click on My Scheduled Parties

then Verona Area High School Junior Prom

Thank you for shopping and supporting a fun and safe Junior Prom

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Support 2015 Junior Prom!

Chili’s – Dine Out

Both the West & East Towne Locations of Chili's restaurant are offering our Prom 15% for

anyone who dines with them from February 7th - March 31st. The voucher should be shown

(either paper copy or by electronic device) for us to benefit. Share the vouchers you’re your

friends and family. Thank you for supporting a fun and safe Junior Prom!

Fashion showJunior Prom 2015

TheVAHS Prom Fashion Show was a huge success and the Junior Class wouldlike to extend a sincere thank you to the families who volunteered and donatedtowards the Fashion Show, Bake Sale and Dress Sale events!We would also liketo thank our prom advisor, Sarah Greenlaw, for all her guidance and help.Thankyou to all the high school custodians who helped with set-up and cleanup. Last,but not least, we would like to thank the MANY area businesses listed below

who donated needed items, merchandise, skills, food, talent, cash andgift certificates.We couldn’t have pulled this off without all of you!

oUR sPonsoRs -Boston store nedrebo’s Formal wearBrides n’ Belles surroundings Event & FloralMoments to Cherish Vera’s house of Bridals

Our sincerest apologies to anyone we may have missed. Even though you may not belisted here, please know that your contribution was much appreciated!

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aJs PizzeriaBagels ForeverBarb MuellerBella by angelaBucky BookBuffo Floral & GiftsBw DesignsDog’s Best FriendDragonfly hot YogaDustin MaherFelly’sFarm & FleetForest Ridge Kennel

Gerhards Kitchen &BathGold’s GymGymfinityhawks Landing Golfhead Games salonhybrid salonJenny herbstKlinke CleanersLarsen PhotographyLashionistaLa TanMoments to CherishMike o’sheridannedrebos

Pam Tauscher CoshunPetsmartPet world warehousePleasant View GolfCoursePresidential LimoRejuvenation spaReVive skin & Lasersilpada Designs(Tricia Markevitch)

surroundingsTurtle spaThe Dog DenYellow Dog DesignZebradog

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Dear families,

National news has recently reported an outbreak of Measles that has been traced to Disneyland in CA. However, we are receiving reports from public health departments of confirmed cases in neighboring Midwestern states as well. This includes Minnesota, Michigan and Illinois.

Below are several links of information. CDC- http://www.cdc.gov/measles Wisconsin Fact Sheet- English- www.dhs.wisconsin.gov/publications/p4/p42174.pdf Wisconsin Fact Sheet- Spanish- www.dhs.wisconsin.gov/publications/p4/p42174s.pdf

Please review your child’s immunization status and contact your family health care provider, Madison- Dane County Public Health or a school nurse if you have questions or concerns.

If your child is not fully immunized and develops a rash with a fever, they should not attend school and you should call your health care provider. Please tell your provider you suspect your child may have measles. It is important to notify your medical office or hospital before taking your child in for diagnosis.

Thank you

Estimadas Familias,

Los noticieros nacionales recientemente han reportado un brote del Sarampión en el área de Disneyland en California. Sin embargo, estamos recibiendo reportes de los departamentos de salud pública de casos confirmados en estados en el medio-este también. Entre ellos los estados de Minnesota, Michigan e Illinois.

A continuación hay enlaces que contienen más información. Centro de Control de Enfermedades- http://www.cdc.gov/measles Hoja de Información de Wisconsin - Inglés- www.dhs.wisconsin.gov/publications/p4/p42174.pdf Hoja de Información de Wisconsin- Español- www.dhs.wisconsin.gov/publications/p4/p42174s.pdf

Por favor revise la cartilla de vacunas de su hijo(a) y contacte a su proveedor médico, al Departamento de Salud Publico de Madison y el Condado de Dane o a la enfermera escolar si tiene alguna pregunta o preocupación.

Si su hijo(a) no está completamente vacunado y desarrolla un salpullido con fiebre, no deben presentarse a la escuela y usted debe de llamarle a su proveedor médico. Por favor dígale a su proveedor médico que usted sospecha que su hijo(a) posiblemente tenga sarampión. Es importante que notifique a su clínica médica o hospital antes de llevar a su hijo(a) en persona para recibir un diagnóstico.

Gracias

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WISCONSIN DIVISION OF PUBLIC HEALTH Department of Health Services

Measles (Rubeola)

Disease Fact Sheet Series

What is measles? Measles is a disease cause by measles virus and sometimes referred to as "hard", "red" or "10-day measles". Who can get measles? Measles virus can infect any person of any age who has not previously had the disease or measles vaccine. How is measles spread? Airborne droplets, from coughing or sneezing, spread the virus. It spreads easily and rapidly. How soon do symptoms appear after exposure? It takes from 8-12 days for the cold-like symptoms to appear and 14 days for the rash. What are the signs and symptoms of measles? The disease begins with cold like signs and symptoms including a cough, runny nose, high temperature and red watery eyes. By the second day after onset, a red blotchy rash appears at the hairline and spreads down the body to the arms and legs. The rash disappears in the same order of appearance (head to foot) in about 5-6 days. How can parents be sure that their child’s illness is measles? The only sure way to determine if an illness is indeed measles is through a blood test. When and for how long is a person able to spread measles? Measles can be spread from one day before the onset of cold-like symptoms, through the fourth day of the rash. What are the complications associated with measles? Among children with measles, about 10% develop ear infections, about 5% develop pneumonia, about 0.1% (1 per 1000 cases) develop encephalitis (inflammation of the brain that can result in deafness or mental retardation), and about 0.1% to 0.2% (1 to 2 per 1000 cases) die from it. Is there a treatment for measles? There is no specific treatment for measles. Can measles be prevented? Yes. Measles vaccine (usually given in combination with rubella and mumps vaccine, called measles-mumps-rubella or MMR vaccine) is recommended for all children at 12-15 months of age and again at 4-6 years of age. The 2-doses of vaccine normally provide life long immunity. Does a past infection with measles make a person immune for life? Yes

DEVELOPED BY THE DIVISION OF PUBLIC HEALTH, BUREAU OF COMMUNICABLE DISEASE COMMUNICABLE DISEASE EPIDEMIOLOGY SECTION

P-42174 (Rev. 05/04)

WISCONSIN DIVISION OF PUBLIC HEALTH Department of Health Services

Sarampión (Rubéola)

Serie de hojas informativas de enfermedades

¿Qué es el sarampión? Sarampión es una enfermedad causada por el virus de la rubéola, a veces llamado “granuja”, "roja" o "sarampión de 10 días". ¿Quién contrae el sarampión? El virus de la rubéola puede infectar a cualquier persona de cualquier edad que no haya tenido antes la enfermedad o la vacuna. ¿Cómo se contagia el sarampión? Partículas aéreas de la tos o estornudo transmiten el virus. Se contagia fácil y rápidamente. ¿Cuándo aparecen los síntomas después de exponerse? Toma unos 8-12 días hasta que aparecen los síntomas como de resfrío y 14 días para el salpullido. ¿Cuáles son los signos y síntomas del sarampión? La enfermedad comienza con signos y síntomas de resfrío incluyendo tos, mocos en la nariz, temperatura alta y ojos rojos y lagrimosos. El segundo día después del inicio, aparece un salpullido rojo pinto en el borde del cabello de la cabeza y se disemina por el cuerpo hacia los brazos y piernas. El salpullido desaparece en el mismo orden en que apareció (de cabeza a pies) en unos 5 a 6 días. ¿Cómo pueden asegurar los padres que la enfermedad que tienen sus hijos es sarampión? La única manera segura de determinar si la enfermedad es realmente sarampión es mediante análisis de sangre. ¿Cuándo y por cuánto tiempo puede la persona contagiar el sarampión? El sarampión se puede transmitir desde un día antes del inicio de los síntomas de resfrío hasta el cuarto día del salpullido. ¿Cuáles son las complicaciones asociadas con el sarampión? Entre los niños con sarampión, más o menos el 10% tiene infección de oídos, más o menos el 5% tiene neumonía, y más o menos 0.1% (1 en 1000 casos) desarrollará encefalitis (inflamación del cerebro que puede causar sordera o retardo mental) y más o menos 0.1% a 0.2% (1 a 2 en 1000 casos) morirá de la enfermedad. ¿Hay tratamiento para el sarampión? No hay tratamiento específico para el sarampión. ¿Se puede prevenir el sarampión? Sí. La vacuna contra el sarampión (usualmente en combinación con la vacuna contra rubéola y paperas se llama sarampión, paperas y rubéola ó MMR en inglés) se recomienda a todos los niños de 12 a 15 meses de edad y nuevamente a los 4 a 6 años de edad. Las dos dosis de la vacuna normalmente proveen inmunidad por vida. ¿Queda inmune por vida una persona que ha tenido antes infección de sarampión? Sí

DESARROLLADO POR LA DIVISIÓN DE SALUD PÚBLICA, OFICINA DE ENFERMEDADES CONTAGIOSAS SECCIÓN DE EPIDEMIOLOGÍA DE ENFERMEDADES CONTAGIOSAS

P-42174S (Rev 05/04)

Congratulations VAHS Ski & Snowboard Team on a great season!

WHSARA Conference Season:

• Men’s Snowboard Team finished in 1st place for the season • Women’s Snowboard Team finished in 2nd place for the season • Men’s Ski Team finished in 5th place for the season • Women’s Ski Team finished in 6th place for the season

The Southern Conference is comprised of High School Ski and Snowboard race teams from South Central Wisconsin including: Verona, Deforest, Edgewood, Madison East, Memorial, West and LaFollette, Middleton, Monona, Mount Horeb, Portage, Oregon, Sun Prairie and Waunakee. Races were held weekly during the season ending with the conference championship on Monday, February 9, 2015.

Post Season VAHS State Qualifiers:

Men’s Ski Team Men’s Snowboard Team Women’s COOP Snowboard Team • Jacques Frank-Loron • Ben Nelson • Jack Butler • Nolan McCormick • Jackson Pundt • Casey McCormick • Gavin Geronimi

• Christian Baltes • Forrest Hammen • Josh Ducommun • Gus Schmidt • Jake Alexander • Jack DeMarco • Patrick Hammen

• Gillian Arnold • Greta Schmitz • Brookelyn Wenkman • Sera Grimm

State Championships were held at Mt. Lacrosse Saturday, February 14 through Monday, February 16, 2015.

March 2015 NewsletterS1 High HonorsS1 Highest HonorsA+ Newsletter Article_2 (1)New Schedule Provides for More Opportunities at VAHSMonday, February 2(6:00 p.m.)VAHS PAC- Incoming Freshmen OrientationTuesday, February 3(6:00 p.m.)VAHS PAC- Current and Incoming Parents and StudentsThursday, February 5(5:30 p.m.)Fitchburg Boy’s and Girl’s Club - Current and Incoming Parentsand Students

15_Blood Drive Newsletter2015 WEBIT National CTE Month Poster 2StuCo_Newsletter_MarchYouth OptionsBioTech Camp - Summer 2015TES Scholarship Write UpMarch 2015 Prom Newsletter31 for March Newsletter (1)Chilis FundraiserVAHS Fashion Show_396264_FinalVASD Measles Notices 14-15 ESMeasles fact sheet EngMeasles fact sheet SpanishVHS Ski & Snowboard Team Press Release

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