Karcher 2016-2017 School Calendar
Student's of the week for
May 1 - May 5
- Meagan Baumeister: (Onyx)
- Meagan is a wonderful young lady! She consistently puts forth her best effort in all she does here at school. Her kindness and sweet demeanor don't go unnoticed. Thanks Meagan and keep up the good work!
- Chelsey Olalde: (Diamond)
- Chelsey is helpful to other students and is always willing to participate in class. Chelsey is always making choices that align with the Karcher Way!
- Ethan Vogt: (Karcher Character Bucks)
- Ethan shows the Karcher Way on a daily basis. He is kind by going out of his way to make other students feel welcomed.
- Lucas Wittkamp: (Applied Academics)
- Lucas displays the Karcher Way everyday in class. He consistently works hard, has a positive attitude, and never hesitates to help someone out, great job Lucas!
- Aaron Wasik: (Silver)
- Aaron not only excels in his academic endeavors, but he has also found ways to step into leadership roles. He is a role model for his peers!
- Celia Inthamavong: (Hive)
- Celia showed great courage with her 800 meter run on Thursday posting her best time ever! Showing kindness to all, Celia's compassion to peers and staff is unparalleled. She has had an outstanding year.
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Kudos
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- Grace Jorgenson was chosen as the KCB STAFF OF THE WEEK! Congrats Grace and thank you all for continuing to reinforce our 8 character traits.
- Thanks again to all of our teachers as we close out Teacher Appreciate Week! We hope you truly realize the impact you have made and continue to make for our students, our school, our community, and our district. Your commitment to our students is noticed and appreciated - THANK YOU!
- Thank you Kim Moss, Jane Peterson, Kris Thomsen, and Marian Hancock for your assistance with the desserts for Friday and some behind the scenes assistance throughout the week to support Teacher Appreciation Week - thank you all :)
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Reminders
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- Monday, May 8 - Partners 2 presentation in the library with:
- Jenny Geyso
- Donna Sturdevant
- Molly Ebbers
- Wendy Zeman
- Sue Bekken
- Monday, May 8 - MAP Testing begins, starting with 7th and 8th grade Math on Monday and Tuesday followed by Reading on Wednesday - Friday.
- Please assist throughout the building by keeping the noise volume in the hallways to a minimum, thank you.
- Monday, May 8 - BLT in the conference room.
- Tuesday, May 9 - Start of our LAST iTime rotation of the 2016-2017 school year!!!
- Wednesday, May 10 - Holocaust Field Trip for some 8th grade students.
- Wednesday, May 10 - Content Area PLC
- Use this time to work within your content area for end of the year needs, or SLO work, or PPG work, or MLP (My Learning Plan), or Google Certification time... totally up to you!
- You do not need to meet in the library.
- Wednesday, May 10 - Karcher Staff "Acting like a goose" Board and Brush @ 6:00pm @ Lake Geneva Board and Brush for those who signed up! Excited to see your masterpieces!
- Reminder... please make sure you let Amanda Wilks, the main office, and Judy Heinz (food service) know if and when you are going on a field trip. We need to make sure meds go on trips with students and we need to know if less students will be in attendance for lunch! Thank you!!!
- Character Day to Waller/Cooper - on June 2 - Room Assignments...
- Room assignments for Waller on June 2.
- Room assignments for Cooper on June 2.
- Any questions ask Marilee Hoffman, Patti Tenhagen, or Jack Schmidt.
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Pictures from the week
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Our final spring Orchestra Concert of the year was a great performance. The 5-8 grade students participated in a Star Wars theme and even added glow sticks to their bows and played Star Wars in the dark... mimicking lightsabers!