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November 7, 2013 Issue 5, Volume 35

Malcolm Public Schools News From Our Administration 10004 NW 112th St By: Mr. Ryan Terwilliger, Superintendent Malcolm, NE 68402

SCHOOL CLOSING INFORMATION Give Us A Call High School Office Dear Malcolm Public School Parents, 402-796-2151 ext. 1 Westfall Office As we enter into November, it is time to think about the 402-796-2151 ext. 2 inevitable—BAD WEATHER!!! Although we can hope for a more mild winter than last, we still need to prepare for the Business Office worst. For that reason, this article for “The Clipper” is meant as a review of our 402-796-2151 ext. 3 early-out, late-start and school cancelation procedures.

Listed below are the resources that we use: Inside This Issue: Our primary source of communication will be our automated message Page 2: Student Council service (EZ-Messenger). Unfortunately, last year we found out that it wasn’t so EZ. Many of you received multiple phone calls each time I sent out a Page 3: Mrs. Haun message. The number of phone calls depended on the number of phones that you listed multiplied by the number of students you had in school. I think we have that problem fixed, but I am not promising anything at this Page 4: Schedule time.

Page 5: Counselor’s Corner Media Outlets Three Eagles Communications (KFOR, KZKX, KFRX, KIBZ, KTGL, KLMS) KLIN Page 6: Little Cheer Camp Channel 10/11 Channel 8 KLKN Channel 7 KETV Pages 7: Mrs. Beatty School District Telephone Message Pages 8-10: Cheer Fundraisers You can call the school phone number and listen to the message

Social Media—both will be updated shortly after we make a decision Page 11-13: Ads Facebook Twitter

School Website—will be updated shortly after we make a decision

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Student Council Earns Gold Medal Award

Front row: Seniors - Mason Glause, Emma Beal, Isaac Bolte, JT Larson, Spencer Caldwell, Ike Maytum. Juniors - Jamin Thomas, Shane Mandery, Emily Locke, Shi Hargens, Charlee Sindelar, Will Powers, Antonio Flores. Sophomores - Noah Kramer, Austin Glause, Dalton Engelbart, Emma Schumacher, Savannah Hargens, Cade Larson. Freshme n - McKenzie Nutter, Mikayla Brady, Trevor Hoeft, Tim Dishman. Junior High - Ryan Zoucha, Kaylee Shafer, Laura Reiling, Averie Frye, Shelby Larson, Ellie Powers

For the 4th year in a row the Malcolm Student Council has earned the Gold Medal Award for Outstanding Student Council in the state of Nebraska. These young men and women have done outstanding work in the area of student and school government, community service, charitable service and working to make the school environment a warm and friendly place. These 30+ young men and women put in countless hours of recycling and volunteer service to make our school a school where students want to attend and learn. Congratulations to these young men and women on their award.

Thank You THANK YOU. What a great job the community, boosters, coaches, staff and students did again this year at the cross country meets. All three of them were flawless and run to perfection. At the district meet I had three superintendents come up to me and congratulate Malcolm on how professionally it was run. You need to pat yourselves on the back. This is the reason that we have schools asking to get into our invite and want to come to our place to run. Special thanks needs to be given to Mr. and Mrs. Hoyer for getting the course ready for each race, to the Branched Oak State Park Staff for all they do to help with the meet, and to Mr. and Mrs. Kleist and Mr. and Ms. Jirovsky for the use of their trailers at the meet.

malcolm public schools “the clipper” november 7, 2013 page 2 6th and 7th Grade Reading By: Mrs. Haun

The first quarter 6th and 7th graders studied nonfiction and fiction text. The guiding questions throughout the unit were “How do we decide what is true?” or “What is the best way to find the truth?” Something that is true is real, genuine, or reliable. It is fact as oppose to fantasy. Yet, even a fantasy story can have elements of truth, and something that looks realistic can be false. Every day we see and hear information—in books, in newspapers, on television, and on the Internet. Sometimes it is a challenge to determine whether what we are seeing and hearing is true. We studied a variety of different strategies that can help students tell fact from fiction. This quarter 6th and 7th graders are focusing on short stories. The guiding questions throughout this unit are “Is conflict always bad?” and “Does every conflict have a winner?” A conflict is a struggle between opposing forces. There are many different types of conflict. There are also many lessons to learn. In addition to studying conflict, we will also focus on the elements and the structure of short stories. During this unit, students will read a variety of short stories and identify the basic elements each story. 6th and 7th graders will finish up the semester by studying drama. 8th Grade English In addition to daily editing and grammar lessons, students have writing workshop on a daily basis. Writing workshop is ongoing. Students will always be working on a piece of writing. Some pieces will be teacher directed descriptive topics to help students prepare for the state writing test in January; others are student selected topics. There are five steps to the writing process and at any given time students are working on some aspect of their papers. The steps are pre-writing (usually involves a graphic organizer), first draft (written in pencil with lines skipped), peer and self evaluations, editing and revising, and publishing a final copy. Effective writing contains well-chose ideas, clear organization, and appropriate voice. Experienced writers also pay attention to word choice, sentence fluency, and conventions. These are known as the six traits of writing.

Student Council Recycling Grant

Thanks to our Student Council for helping out to “Keep America Beautiful.”

Student Council wrote a grant to Norris Power for recycling bins. We received $1,075. The grant funds will be used to purchase 10 blue totes for classrooms, 10 green totes for newspaper recycling, 6 Brute cans for plastic bottles in the Westfall area, and 2 stacking bins for the teachers’ lounge for paper, plastic and cans. The funds will also be used for a recycle caddy to pick-up the recycling items from the classrooms.

pictured: JT Larson handing the check to Mr. Terwilliger. page 3 10004 nw 112th st, st malcolmmalcolm, ne 68402 wwwwww.malcolmschools.org malcolmschools org Clipper Basketball Schedule of Events Skills Clinics **Times and Schedule Subject to Change Boys and girls in 4th MMonday,onday, NovemberNovember 1111 through 8th grade are 1:00PM Jr/Sr High ECNC Vocal Clinic welcome to attend. 3:45PM FB Practice Please bring a TTuesday,uesday, NovemberNovember 1212 basketball and water TBA FB Quarter Finals bottle. 6:30PM Winter Sports Parent Meeting Thurs, November 14th 6-8pm Mon, December 2nd 6:30-8:30pm WWednesday,ednesday, NovemberNovember 1313 Thurs, December 19th 6-7:25pm 3:45PM FB Practice

TThursday,hursday, NNovemberovember 1414 3:45PM FB Practice ...Continued from Page 1 TBA State VB @ Grand Island If the determination to cancel school FFriday,riday, NNovemberovember 1515 can be made the night before, I will 3:45PM FB Practice make the call by 10:00 p.m. I realize TBA State VB @ Grand Island that this scenario is preferable to all, and will be done if at all possible. MMonday,onday, NovemberNovember 1818 However, there are times when the 3:45PM FB Practice/Winter Sports weather is not unbearable by 10:00 6:30PM 7-8 BBB vs. Linc. Christian p.m. In those instances, the call will 7:00PM Board Meeting be made by 6:00 a.m. the day of 7:00PM Public Play Performance school. On those days, you will only receive a call if we have a late start or a cancellation. TTuesday,uesday, NovemberNovember 1919 TBA FB Semi-Finals @TBA Finally, I want you to know that 5:30PM 7-8 BBB @ Louisville student safety is our number one priority, but there will be times that WWednesday,ednesday, NovemberNovember 2020 school will be in session during 3:45PM Sports Practice moderately poor weather. At any TBA Sportsmanship Summit point, as a parent, you have the right @ Concordia to keep you children home if you do not feel conditions are safe. This is TThursday,hursday, NNovemberovember 2121 far from an exact science, but we try 3:45PM Sports Practice our best to balance safety with having TBA NMEA All State the children in school.

FFriday,riday, NNovemberovember 2222 Thanks (keep your fingers crossed 3:45PM Sports Practice for good weather), NMEA All State

SSaturday,aturday, NNovemberovember 2323 TBA NMEA All State Concerts 10AM 7-8 BBB vs. Mead Ryan Terwilliger Superintendent

malcolm public schools “the clipper” november 7, 2013 page 4 Bryan School of Health Sciences Open House Dates

Fall Visit Day Saturday, November 9, 9 a.m.-Noon Learn about careers in nursing, ultrasound and biomedical sciences

Ultrasound Program Evening Event Thursday, December 5, 6:30-8 p.m. For those interested in becoming an Ultrasound Technologist.

All programs include information and tours plus the opportunity to experience hands-on activities in the area of program focus. Get more details and register to attend at www. bryanhyealthcollege.edu. Personal tours can also be scheduled at 1-800-742-7844 ext. 18697 or 402-482-8697.

Wayne State College hosts Fridays @ WSC

Wayne State College is hosting Fridays @ WSC on November 8 & 22, January 31, February 14 & 21, March 7 & 28 and April 18. Just Juniors Days will be held on Saturday, November 16, 2013 and Saturday, March 22, 2014. For more information contact Wayne State Admissions at 1-866-WSC-CATS or [email protected].

The University of Nebraska-Omaha Visit Days

The University of Nebraska-Omaha Office of Recruitment Services will be holding several open houses during the fall and spring semesters. BEaMAV Days will be held on Fridays, November 8, December 13, 2013 and January 31, 2014. They will also host a Junior Maverick Day on April 18, 2014. Complete registration at http://admissions.unomaha.edu/visit/ open_house.php. The office also offers a campus visitation program with ten tours per week. These are held Monday through Friday at 8:30 a.m. and 12:30 p.m. While on campus, you will have an admissions information session, tour campus, academic program meeting and residential living tour. Students should register on-line ten to fourteen days in advance on-line or by phone at (402)554-6281, toll free at 877-884-MAVS (6287). You can access more information about UNO at www.ses.unomaha.edu.

SCC Nursing Assistant Course Available

This course, approved by the Nebraska Department of Health, provides the basic preparation for a nursing assistant or medication aide to be employed in a long-term care facility. A nursing assistant gives simple, basic nursing care under the supervision of an RN or LPN; High school completion or GED is not required to take the course, however, students must be at least 16 years of age. Most classes will meet at SCC-Lincoln on the 8800 “O” Street location. Tuition ($418.88) includes insurance fee, background check fee and credit hour fee) must be paid at the time of registration. The approximate cost of books, available at the SCC Lincoln Bookstore, is approximately $58. Additional class sessions are offered in Beatrice, Crete and Falls City. For a schedule of classes, location of the classes and sites that have been added, go to www.southeast.edu/Continuing/Health/ NursingAssitant. Question about registration, availability and dropping is available at 402-437-2700 or 800-828-0072. Medication Aide courses are also available at a cost of $220; students must be 18 years or older to be employed as a Medication Aide in the state of Nebraska. page 5 10004 nw 112th st, malcolm, ne 68402 www.malcolmschools.org

Cheerleaders Host Little Cheer Camp By Becky Densberger

On Saturday, October 5th, the Malcolm High School cheerleaders hosted a “Little Cheer Camp” practice for students in Kindergarten through sixth grade. On Friday, October 11th, they performed at the home football game to the song “Real in Rio” from the movie Rio. We had 79 little cheerleaders, ten high school cheerleaders, seven high school helpers and four adult helpers. We had a total of 100 people on the field. This was a fundraiser for the cheerleading uniforms.

I would like to thank the high school cheerleaders: Taylor Dishman, Shi Hargens, Savannah Hargens, Alyssa Hoeft, Elani Irons, Brittany Jennett, Darian Ogden, Andi Rivers, Sam Schroeder and Amanda Steiner. These girls did a great job of keeping the group on track at practice and during the performance. I would also like to thank our high school helpers: McKenzie Beach, Emma Beal, Hayley Densberger, Tessa Dunse, Justine Nelson, Emma Schroeder, and Charlee Sindelar. We couldn’t have done it without the extra help! We really appreciate your support. In addition, I would like to thank Kelie Hargens, Terri Hoeft and Valerie Popp for their help at the practice and performance. A special thank you to Heather Ladman for designing and making the t-shirts for our camp!

Thanks again for all of your support in this fundraiser. We had a great time and look forward to everyone participating in the “Little Cheer Camp” this winter! Go Clippers!

malcolm public schools “the“the clipper” clipper” novembernovember 7, 7 2013 page 6 Mrs. Beatty 3rd Grade Language Arts

In Language Arts we are learning about figurative language and how to use it in our writing. Whenever you describe something by comparing it with something else, you are using figurative language. We have learned about similes, onomatopoeia, and alliteration so far. Other types of figurative language are metaphors, hyperbole, personification, and idioms. Alliteration is the repetition of the same initial letter or sound in a series of words. We realized that many tongue twisters use alliteration. The 3rd graders enjoyedd writing their own tongue twisters. We hope you enjoy saying them 3 times fast! SUPER SILLY SENTENCES! Marching marshmallows marched in Mexico. (Evan) Daisy the little dog drives the dump truck. (Lucas C.) Four fat frogs were fishing for frightened fish. (Karter) Marvelous monkeys eat muffins. (Megan) Nebraska ninjas have gone nuts for nuts. (Anthony) Kaitlin kicked a kangaroo and the kangaroo kicked Kaitlin. (Lillie) Polka-dotted penguins paddled properly toward Professor Penguin. (Braelynn) Green grasshoppers gather grass. (Elliott) Purple penguins peck at popcorn and steal people’s phones. (Oliver) Elliott the elephant likes to eat iguanas. (William) Willy is wild and wacky. (Derek) Zane the zebra zig-zags down Z Street. (Luke B.) Flying freckles fly by fairies in Fairyland. (Drew) Manny’s marshmallows are the best in Mexico. (Zane) Mr. Popper’s purple, polka-dotted penguins pat Pam’s head in Pennsylvania. (Sophia) Tate got tired turning tigers. (Kaleb) Piper pounced on pebbles with polka-dotted penguins in Paris. (Karsyn) Lauryn loves Language Arts. (Lauryn) Marching monkeys eat marshmallows. (Mackenzie) William will cry under a willow tree. (Tate) Nolan nuked Nebraska in November. (Nolan) Ninjas make new nutcrackers in November. (Brian) Boys bounce a big ball on a basketball court. (Colt) Gagging giraffes are gaggling goofs. (Cooper) Little Miss Lollipop Lucy licks her lollipop. (Ben) Ava armed army people with armor. (Tyler) Freckled fish eat frogs in February. (Cody S.) Ethan enjoys enormous and exciting elephants. (Ethan) Sidney swallows seals in San Francisco. (Sidney) Timmy Turner ticks off tigers. (Keegan) Megan’s marvelous monkeys make mascots. (Josh) Lillie loves Language Arts. (Ava) Bears eat bundles of bacon. (Jonathan) Paris the panda eats pears. (Paris) Nebraska ninjas have gone nuts with Nibbles. (Katelin) Slithering snakes slide through supermarkets. (Kody D.) Colorful crayons color the car. (Autumn) Zack’s zebra zig-zags. (Zack) Lions like lemons at lunchtime. (Addy) Quiet quills quietly knit a quilt. (Riley) Whales watch TV with William. (Reggie) page 7 10004 nw 112th st, malcolm, ne 68402 www.malcolmschools.org

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NNEXTEXT rregularegular meetingmeeting for the Board will be Mon- NNORTHWESTORTHWEST COMMUNITYCOMMUNITY CHURCHCHURCH day, November 18, 2013 at 7:00PM at the District BBIBLEIBLE OOPPORTUNITIESPPORTUNITIES GOOD NEWS CLUB Board Room, 10004 NW 112th St., Malcolm, Ne- Thurs.3:45PM JR HIGH FCA Sundays at braska. An agenda is published the Friday before 4:30PM & SR HIGH FCA Weds. at 6PM various each regular board meeting. This can be picked up ADULT GROUPS for families as well as men and at the business offi ce or read online at www.mal- women. 402-796-2344 (www.nccmalcolm.org). colmschools.org. It will be modifi ed as necessary. Sun. Worship, 8:30 and 11:00 with Sun. School at 9:45AM Come learn with us!

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Save the Date! Malcolm Boosters Monday, November 18, 7:00PM Booster Meeting Come and join the 52 member cast December 8th at 6:30 pm anand crew of the Malcolm Drama in the School Board Room. TTeame as we present our one-act We will be starting to plan ccompetitiono play titled Blues by for upcoming tournaments JJeromee McDonough. This year’s piece and need as many to attend eexploresx homelessness and the less as possible! fofortunate in a way that is very personal anand real. “Where“W do they come from? Did they ooncen have homes-like you? Have you eeverv thought what stands between you anand life under a bridge or in a shelter? Will you ever be one of them? It could coul never happen to you…could it?” The People’s City Mission in Lincoln served over 32,000 people in 2012. We, as a team, would like to support the cause of the PCM, Gateway Receipts especially so close to the holidays. The items mentioned by Pastor Tom PLEASE make copies Barber that they are most in need of during the Thanksgiving season (in of your Gateway Mall order to feed several thousand people this year) are canned goods such as receipts dated August 1st cranberry sauce, corn, green beans, yams, and/or boxed stuffing. - October 31st and send Since no admission is charged for our production, please consider them to school by Friday, bringing a donation of any of the above listed items to one of the Nov. 15th!! The Gateway performances, which will, in turn, be given to the People’s City Mission to to Glory Pep Rally was a help out. success, but we do have a If you remember and enjoyed last year’s performance of Fighting chance to earn even more Demons, be sure to make it out to one (or both) of the upcoming money for the school. performances. You will NOT be disappointed. Thanks for your help!

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