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EVERY ADOLESCENT GROWS IN LEARNING EVERY DAY IN SURING BY BEING SAFE, OUTSTANDING, ACCOUNTABLE, AND RESPECTFUL
Dear Parents and Community Members,
On behalf of the Suring Public School District staff, and myself, I welcome you to the 2021-2022 school year. This summer we are preparing for the return of students to our classrooms, and we eagerly await the first day of school on Wednesday, September 1, 2021.
Strong community support is one of the primary strengths of our district, and we appreciate how much you offer to your own children and to our school district as a whole. We could not do it without you! Thanks to the referendum the district was able to make some improvements and sustain educationally what was done in the In-Service Dates: past. Some of those improvements include: remodeling the science classrooms, (no school) purchasing science classroom equipment, purchasing interactive boards for October 11 classrooms, new lockers in the boys locker room and hallways, painting in January 24 & 25 classrooms and hallways, flooring laid in hallways and classrooms, upgrading the February 18 track, purchasing social studies curriculum, cafeteria tables, refinishing gym floor, April 18 purchasing new stage curtains, and installing a new SAN (storage area network). The district will continue to reach the referendum goals while sustaining what we do educationally. Parent /Teacher Conference Dates: We encourage you to stay connected to what we are doing here at school, and we are (students dismissed @ 1PM) open to any help you are able to provide our students, staff and offices. If you are interested in volunteering some time and willing to work with children, please October 6(1:15-7:00pm) contact our district or student office. They will provide you with a volunteer form and contact will be made after a background check is completed. Feb. 23 (1:15-7:00pm) Please make sure to check out the following within this newsletter:
Directions for Student Information Update Upcoming Vacations: 2021-2022 school calendar (Show your child that school comes first by scheduling November 22-26 appointments and family vacations after school or over school breaks.) Thanksgiving vacation 3-year-old playgroup and 4K sign-up December 23-Jan. 1 District Census Questionnaire (if you are a resident of the district) Christmas/New Years 2021-22 Sports Meeting and Fall and Winter Athletic Schedules March 14-18 Spring Break Best Wishes, Suring Pride Fridays: Please join us every Friday by April 15 wearing purple and gold to show Easter your Eagle Pride!
Upcoming Events: OPEN HOUSE—MONDAY, AUGUST 30, 2021 August 30 – Open House October 27–STEAM Night Join us August 30th from 4:00pm - 6:00 pm for Back-to-School fun! February 16-Literacy Night We will have an open house where students of all ages can meet their teachers, pick up schedules and supplies, and tour the school.
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ATTENTION PARENTS - WE NEED YOUR HELP Student Information Update**** OPENS ON MONDAY, AUGUST 16th **** The Suring School District is using the Online Student Information process which allows the District to become “paperless.” This process eliminates the need for parents to fill out paper copies of the state-law required forms. If you currently have a student enrolled at Suring School District, you are able to use this feature; unfortunately, you cannot use it if your child is new to the district.
To get started, you must have a Family Access account. If you do not have Family Access or cannot remember your login, please do one of the following: contact the student office after August 16th between the hours of 7:30 am and 4:00 pm or attend our Back-to-School Day tutorials in room 103 (Conference room) on August 30th. Please contact the student office with any questions: Elm/MS (920) 842-2181 ext. 1002 or MS/HS (920) 842-2182 ext. 1001
**Attention Dual/Split Families ONLY – Due to a default setting in Skyward, only the parent/guardian listed as Family #1 is able to sign the electronic signature portions of the Student Information Update. At this time, we are unable to change this option. If you are the parent/guardian of family #2 and would also like to sign a paper copy of the documents, please contact the student office to do so and it will be placed in the student’s file as well.
How to Update Student Information online using Family Access (Remember: this process takes the place of forms being sent home with your child). · Go to the school’s website: www.suring.k12.wi.us on or after August 16, 2021. · Click on the FAMILY ACCESS icon. · Sign into Family Access using your Login ID and password. (If you cannot sign in, see paragraph 2.)
Click on Student Information Update – select student name and complete the 12 steps listed below:
STEP 1 – To begin the process, click on a. Student Information in blue to the right of the screen. Make any necessary changes. When finished verifying your student’s information, click Complete Step 1a and move to Step 1b, continue this process thru step 1e. · STEP 2 – Verify Ethnicity/Race. Click CONTINUE when you have verified your child’s ethnicity/race, click Complete Step 2 and move to Step 3. STEP 3 – Check the Yes/No boxes to answer the three required Parent in Military questions, type the current date, click Complete step 3 and move to Step 4. · STEP 4 – Student Medication. Please check which medications listed your child may be given, answer the questions, then type the date completed and list any health problems, allergy notes, medication notes or other medical concerns. Click Complete step 4 and move to Step 5. · STEP 5 – Handbook Agreement – Please read the student handbook which is located on the school website under District Information>select appropriate school>Student Handbook. Click the check box to accept these terms, then type the current date, click Complete Step 5 and move to Step 6. · STEP 6 – Data Directory – Click the check box to give consent, then type current date, type additional comments in box provided, click Complete Step 6 and move to Step 7. · STEP 7 – Walking Field Trip – Click the check box to give consent, then type current date, click Complete Step 7 and move to Step 8. · STEP 8 – Technology Agreement – Click the check box to accept these terms, then type the current date, click Complete Step 8 and move to Step 9. STEP 9 – Athletic Agreement – Click the check box to accept these terms if your child is in athletics, then type the current date. STEP 10 –Parent Agreement to Self-Check children for symptoms of COVID-19, click the box to accept these terms. STEP 11– List any other children in your household under the age of 5. STEP 12- Click SUBMIT Update Student Information at the bottom of the screen. You will be notified that your update was successfully completed.
Parents & Guardians,
I hope you are all having a fun, relaxing and rejuvenating summer! We have been busy here at school this summer! Over 130 students took advantage of our summer school programming which included academics in June, swimming and a 4K program in July, and youth football in August. It was wonderful to see so many excited and smiling faces show up each day ready to learn!
When students return to classes in September you will see that the building has gotten quite a facelift! I won't wreck the surprise with too much information... but we are very excited to see the reactions of the children when they see the changes that took place thanks to community support and referendum dollars.
The staff has been hard at work preparing for another fun filled, educational school year. Know that we are all invested in the education of your children and look forward to the opportunity to partner with parents and community members to help each and every child reach their potential. Should questions or concerns come up as the school year progresses, do not hesitate to call or stop by.
Sincerely, Mrs. Berg
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District Administrator: Five Year Old Kindergarten Using A Credit Card to Pay Kelly C. Casper Students are prohibited from enrolling in first grade unless the student has for Lunch and 4K-12 Principal: completed an acceptable 5 year-old Other School Fees Pam Berg Kindergarten program. If you have any questions, please contact our student office Special Education at 920-842-2181. Director: Michelle Pendl Student First Day Food Service Director: All students will report for their first day Emily Marcheske of school on Wednesday, September 1, Web Store
2021 Classes begin at 8:00am. Teachers Telephone Numbers: Access the district Web Store at: will be available to help students find District Office: suring.revtrak.net their designated classroom. In addition, 920-842-2178 For first time customers, you will every classroom has a sign indicating the create your Web Store account. classroom teacher’s name and room Student Office: Your email address and password number. New students should report to 920-842-2181 or will be used to log in for future the student office for teacher and 920-842-2182 transactions. Enter your billing classroom assignments. information and click Continue. Click the link to view service New Students balances and make a payment. Log in using your Skyward Students who are new to the Suring Family Access Portal School District are able to register Picture Day Login ID. starting August 9, 2021 at the Student pictures will be taken on Student Office. If you need more September 21, 2021. A price list will Skyward Food Service Account information call 920-842-2181 or be given to students to bring home. Balances 920-842-2182. To view food service account(s) and to make a food service payment, check Food Accounts on the left hand navigation bar. Available for Purchase in Food service balances and Student Office payment options will display. Click a quick-pay button or enter an amount in the “Pay Amount” Assignment Books field. Click Add to Cart to insert Grades 6-12 -$2.50 your food service item(s) into your Grades 2-5 -$2.50 cart.
Shopping Cart If you and your child are experiencing Locks Gym Locks- $5.50 Verify all items in the cart and homelessness and are either: click Checkout to proceed. (Grades 6-12) Confirm shopping cart items or now residing within the Suring click Continue Shopping to add
School District OR additional Web Store items to were residing within the Suring your cart. School District prior to losing your Click Go to Checkout. home A Service Fee of 3.61% will be Closed Campus Know that we are committed to helping added to your shopping cart at your child stay in school. checkout. Campus will be closed during the Please contact the Suring School District lunch hour. This impacts high school Checkout student office and ask for Ms. Fendrick. students, including students who have View items in your cart, enter your As the district homeless liaison, she will earned an Honor’s Pass. payment method, and click Verify help you. Info. Check your information and click If you have not yet registered your child for 4K or 3 year old Playgroup, Complete Order to process please contact the student office ASAP at 920-842-2181 or email your transaction. [email protected] A receipt will confirm your successful transaction and a payment confirmation will be 4K requirements are age 4 before 9/01/2021. emailed to you. *Please note, previous Web Store transactions can be viewed by clicking on the My Account link and logging in to your account.
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AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM All Sports Meeting
The Suring CLC After School Program offers students in grades K-8 and their The mandatory all sports meeting for student families educational opportunities after the school day ends. These activities athletes (grades 7-12) and parents/guardians include: will be held on Monday, August 9, 2021. The purpose of this meeting is to complete required Homework assistance paperwork, receive information on Bellin Sports, explain letter jacket information, and review the athletic Tutoring handbook. If you miss the meeting please contact the Athletic Fun enrichment activities Director, Heidi Gerndt, at [email protected]. Family Nights Special guests Athletic Ticket Prices: Physical fitness programs Individual athletic prices for admission to high school athletic events will be $2.00 for students and $3.00 for
After school snacks are provided and a late bus is available to some areas in the adults during the 2021-2022 school year. district. Detailed information about the Suring Community Learning Center (CLC) After School Program, starting dates, enrollment information and classes Family Passes: will be available at Open House and on the school website. Information will also Family all sport athletic passes for all home games are be sent home with students during the school year. available . The cost is as follows:
High School Students looking for a part-time employment: the After School Family $35.00 Program is always looking for hard working, motivated and self-directed Single Adult $20.00 students to work! Students work from 3:15pm-5:45pm. The CLC runs pro- gramming Monday—Thursday. Employees are not committed to working every Student Pass $10.00 day. You can obtain a pass in the District Office. Suring Technology Update As the Suring Public School District moves forward in our one-to-one M & O Conference Senior Citizen Pass initiative of getting technological devices to each student, questions Senior citizens who are 62 and older are eligible to arise regarding the Chromebooks. Parents should be aware students receive a free complimentary pass to all M&O sporting may be allowed to take Chromebooks home. We have also implemented events (except tournaments or special events). Persons a service plan fee for use policy. This policy will be available in the interested in receiving a pass please contact the district 2021-2022 Student Handbook. office.
Please be aware that the WIAA Tournament tickets prices are set by the WIAA. BE INTERNET SMART Share with Care……. Good (and bad) news travels fast online, and without some
forethought, kids can find themselves in tricky situations that have Pour pills from bottle directly into the lasting consequences. The solution? Learning how to share with plastic bag provided and drop in box. those they know and those they don’t. Throw away the pill bottle elsewhere. Communicate Responsibly Blister packs: remove all outside packaging and place blister pack with the pills directly into the drop box. Encourage thoughtful sharing by treating online Suring Police Department: 604 E. Main Street Liquids: make sure the lid is tightly communication like face-to-face communication; if it isn’t 8:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m. closed, place container inside plastic bag right to say, it isn’t right to post. Monday-Friday provided and place directly inside drop box. Create guidelines about what kind of communication is (and isn’t) appropriate. Stay Connected with the District Keep personal details about family and friends private. Check out our website at www.suring.k12.wi.us Facebook: “Like” the Suring Public School District on Face- book at Suring Public School District.
Skylert: The district has a phone messaging system called Skylert. This system will be used to notify 2021-2022 School Year Fees parents/guardians of school delays or closings, school related activities or events, and other necessary information. Families will receive a call and/or email regarding important and Bypass the lines and pay your fees either informational school related matters. For the system to be efficient and effective, please keep the school updated with your online or in the student office prior to Open correct phone number and email address. House August 30, 2021! You can take care of All of the above tools are for students, parents, and community this beginning on Monday, August 16, 2021. members to help inform you of important upcoming district news.
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Administration Clerical Casper, Kelly-District Administrator Hermsen, Amy – District Bookkeeper Berg, Pamela-Principal Hischke, Melissa – High School Secretary Pendl, Michelle-Dir.Special Education/PST/Dir.of Curriculum Regal, Amy – Elementary Secretary Rohde, Joy – District Secretary Instructional Staff Baranczyk, Allison – Vocal & General Music Support Staff Beach, Sara – Grade 1 Bristol, Samantha - SpEd Bedroske, Lucas - Mathematics Gardebrecht, Vicki – SpEd Bedroske, Rachel – Spec. Ed. Leurquin, Susan – SpEd Brady, Jennifer - Science Simpson, Michele – SpEd Breed, Charles - Grade 5 Soderbeck, McKenzie – SpEd Breed, Jennifer - Title I Steffeck, Julie - SpEd Brighum, Kristina - Guidance Werner, Carrie—SpEd Buhrandt, Tammy - Kindergarten Wozniak, Robin – SpEd Cahoon-Draus, Laurie - Librarian Doherty, Andrew – Leaning Disabilities Maintenance and Custodial Fendrick, Tabitha – Social Worker Jaeger, Greg – Director of Building & Grounds Foelske, Stephanie – Cognitive Disabilities Blanchard, Troy Frank, Desiree – Grade 2 Druckrey, Mike Garrigan, Terry - Grade 4 Steffeck, Cindy Gerndt, Heidi - Phy Ed, Health, Athletic Director Gueths, Kaitlynn - Speech Language Pathologist Food Service Hischke, Erin – Business Education Marcheske, Emily – Director of Food Service Kruschke, Tonia -Title I, Reading Specialist Miller, Lisa Lojpersberger, Joe - Phy Ed, Health Runge, Roxanne Mahoney, Karen - Early Childhood, 4K Sonnenburg, Amanda Martin, Tracy - Elementary Multi-Categorical Padso, Kaitlynn – Grade 3 Rennhack, Natalie - Instrumental & General Music Technology Runge, Kathy - Middle School Strehlow, Laura – Director of Technology Smith, Mary - Agriculture Stegeman, Nancy - Middle School Stillings, Cole - Science Stocki, Stacy - English School Nurse Szwet, Mitchell - Industrial Arts Nowicki, Nuala – R.N. Taylor, Mitchell - Middle School Thomson, Heather - English Trader, Kristen - German, English After School Coordinator Williams, Amy - MS Multi-Categorical TBA Williams, Celena - Art Woulf, Mitchell - Social Studies EAGLES SOAR
6 Eagle News Suring Public School District 2021-2022 School Calendar
*Calendar subject to change*
Aug. 25, 26, 30, 31 In-service Days Aug. 30 Open House 4:00pm-6:00pm Sept. 1 SCHOOL STARTS FOR ALL STUDENTS Sept. 6 Labor Day – No School Oct. 6 Early Release – students dismiss at 1:00pm Parent/Teacher Conferences (1:15-7:00pm) Oct. 11 In-service –No School Oct. 27 S.T.E.A.M. Family Night (4-6pm) Nov. 3 End of First Quarter Nov. 22-26 Thanksgiving Vacation – No School Dec. 23 - Jan. 1 Christmas Vacation – No School Jan. 21 End of Second Quarter/1st Semester Jan. 24 & 25 In-service – No School Feb. 16 Literacy Night (4-6pm) Feb. 18 In-Service—No School Feb. 23 Early Release – students dismiss at 1:00pm Parent/Teacher Conferences (1:15-7:00pm) Mar. 14-18 Spring Break – No School Apr. 4 End of Third Quarter April 15 Easter Vacation – No School April 18 In-service – No School (snow make-up day if needed) May 21 Graduation (1:00pm) May 30 Memorial Day – No School June 7 End of Fourth Quarter/2nd Semester Last Day of School June 8 In-service
Getting Ready for the fall…. Summer Projects and Purchases
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Varsity Football JV Football
August 20 Scrimmage @ Bruce 10:00 August 30 Lena @ Suring 5:30 August 27 Lena @ Suring 7:00 September 7 @ Gillett 5:30 (Parents Night) September 13 Algoma @ Suring 5:30 September 2 @ Sevastopol 7:00 September 20 @White Lake /Elcho 5:30 September 10 Algoma @ Suring 7:00 September 27 Wausaukee @ Suring 5:30 (Youth FB Night) October 4 Gillett @ Suring 5:30 October 11 @ Wausaukee 5:30 September 16 @ Elcho 4:30 October 18 September 24 Wausaukee @ Suring 7:00 (Senior Night) Middle School Football October 1 @ Florence 7:00 August 31 Lena @ Suring 5:30 October 9 Three Lakes @ Suring 7:00 September 7 @ Sevastopol 5:00 October 14 @Laona/Wabeno 7:00 September 14 October 22 Level 1 Playoff September 21 @White Lake/Elcho 5:00 October 29 Level 2 Playoff September 28 Wausaukee @ Suring 4:30 November 5 Level 3 Playoff October 5 @ Niagara 5:30 November 13 8 Man State October 12 Three Lakes @ Suring 5:30
October 19 @ Laona/Wabeno 5:30
Varsity/JV Volleyball Middle School Volleyball August 23 Scrimmage @ White Lake 4:30 September 7 @ Oconto 5:00 August 24 Bonduel Invite (V only) 4:00 September 13 @ Lena 5:00 August 26 Suring, Gillett@ Coleman 4:30 September 16 @ Coleman 5:00 August 31 Suring @ Crivitz 5:30 September 20 STAA @ Suring (7th only) 5:00 September 2 Lena @ Suring 5:30 September 21 @ Gillett 4:00 September 7 Tigerton @ Suring 5:30 September 27 Oconto @ Suring 5:00 September 9 Oneida Nation, Lena @ Suring 4:30 September 30 Peshtigo @ Suring 5:00 September 11 Suring Invite 8:00 October 4 @ Wausaukee 5:00 September 14 Suring @ Wausaukee 5:30 October 7 Gillett @ Suring 3:45 September 16 STAA @ Suring 5:30 October 9 8th gr Tourn @ Coleman 8:00 September 18 JV Tournament @ Bowler 9:00 October 11 @ STAA (7th only) 5:00 September 21 Suring @ Coleman 5:30 October 12 Crivitz @ Suring 5:00 September 28 Oneida Nation @ Suring (P.N.) 5:30 October 14 Lena @ Suring 5:00 September 30 Suring, Niagara @ Wausaukee 4:30 October 18 Gillett @ Suring 5:00 October 5 Suring @ Niagara 5:30 October 7 Gillett @ Suring (Senior Night) 5:30 2021-2022 Calendars October 14 Suring, Crivitz @ STAA 5:30 Please note: Calendars/schedules are subject to October 19, 21, 23 Regionals change. Schedule updates and changes are available on October 28,30 Sectionals the school website at www.suring.k12.wi.us. November 4,5,6 State @ Green Bay
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Varsity/JV Boys Basketball Varsity/JV Girls Basketball
November 23 @ Sevastopol 6:00 November 16 Bowler @ Suring 5:45
December 2 @ Rosholt 5:45 November 19 Gresham @ Suring 5:45
December 7 @ Wausaukee 5:45 November 23 Rosholt @ Suring 5:45
December 9 @ Three Lakes 5:45 November 30 @ Wausaukee 5:45
December 10 STAA @ Suring 5:45 December 3 STAA @ Suring (V only) December 13 @ Lena 5:45 December 6 @ Lena 5:45 Dec 28/29 @ Laona/Wabeno December 9 @ Three Lakes 5:45 January 4 @ Oneida Nation 5:45 December 14 @ Oneida 5:45 January 7 Crivitz @ Suring 5:45 December 17 Crivitz @ Suring 5:45 January 11 @ Niagara 5:45 December 21 @ Niagara 5:45 January 13 Coleman @ Suring 5:45 December 28/29 Laona/Wabeno Tourn. 9:30/11:00 January 18 @ Gillett 5:45 January 6 Coleman @ Suring 5:45 January 21 Wausaukee @ Suring 5:45 January 10 @ Gillett 5:45 January 25 @STAA 5:45 January 14 Wausaukee @ Suring 5:45 January 28 Lena @ Suring 5:45 January 17 @ Sevastopol 6:00 February 3 @ Florence 5:45 January 20 @ STAA (V only) February 8 Oneida Nation @ Suring 5:45 January 24 Lena @ Suring 5:45 February 11 @ Crivitz 5:45 February 1 Oneida @ Suring 5:45
February 14 Tigerton @ Suring 5:45 February 4 @ Crivitz 5:45
February 15 @ Bowler 5:45 February 10 Niagara @ Suring 5:45
February 17 Niagara @ Suring 5:45 February 14 @ Tigerton 6:00 February 21 @ Coleman 5:45 February 15 @ Coleman 5:45 February 24 Gillett @ Suring 5:45 February 18 Gillett @ Suring 5:45 March 1,4,5 Regionals Feb 22,25,26 Regionals March 10,12 Sectionals March 3,5 Sectionals March 17, 18, State March 10, 11, 12 State 19
2021-2022 Calendars Please note: Calendars/schedules are subject to change. Schedule updates and changes are available on the school website at www.suringk12.wi.us
Wrestling
December 4 @ Little Chute Invite 10:00 AM January 18 Elcho @ Suring 6:30 December 7 Crivitz/S Door/Stug Bay 6:00 January 21 @ Lena Conf Tourney @ Gillett January 27 @ Florence/Crivitz 6:30 December 11 @Laona/Wabeno Invite 9:30 AM January 29 @ Sturgeon Bay Invite @ Kewaunee Invite December 18 9:30 AM February 12 Regionals @ Manawa Invite January 8 9:00 AM February 19 Individual Sectionals January 11 @Crivitz/Menominee 6:00 February Individual State Indian/Northwood's 24-26 @ Peshtigo Invite January 15 8:00 AM
9 Elementary/Middle School Supplies 2021-2022 Eagle News
3 Year Old Playgroup 4K Backpack Backpack 1 box of tissues 2 boxes of tissues Container/Package of baby wipes 1 box of Crayola washable 10 count markers 1 box of Crayola washable 10 count markers (basic colors) (basic colors) 1 bottle of Elmer’s white school glue 1 bottle of Elmer’s white school glue 1 pencil box (rectangle with hard sides) 1 pencil box (rectangle with hard sides) 1 package of paper plates (any size) 1 small blunt tip Fiskars scissors 1 small blunt tip Fiskars scissors Tennis shoes for phy ed Tennis shoes for phy. ed. (does NOT have to be separate from daily shoes) (does NOT have to be separate from daily shoes) Complete change of clothes Complete change of clothes (socks, underwear, pants, shirt) (socks, underwear, pants, shirt)
Extras (Not Required) Extras (Not Required) Ziploc Bags—any size Ziploc Bags—any size Container of wipes (Ex: Clorox) Container of wipes (Ex: Clorox) Package of baby wipes
Kindergarten First Grade Label the following items: Backpack Backpack 2 boxes of crayons (24 count) Gym Shoes (Velcro if you child does not know how to tie) 2 boxes of washable markers (10 count) (*these do not have to be in addition to your child’s daily sneakers) 6 large glue sticks Headphones (over the ear) 2 dozen pencils (already sharpened) Oversized shirt or smock for messy projects 1 large eraser 1 notebook (wide ruled) 1 pocket folder 2 pack of Crayola crayons (24 count only) Gym Shoes (no black soles) 1 Fiskars scissors 2 large boxes of tissues 20 glue sticks 1 pair Fiskars scissors 1 Crayola Twistable colored pencils (12 count) 8 dry erase markers—EXPO only (any color) 1 pack Crayola classic colors markers 1 box Ziploc sandwich bags 2 disinfectant wipes 1 box Ziploc gallon bags 2 boxes tissues Headphones 1 plastic pencil box 1 small supply box 2 dozen pencils (Yellow only) 1 washcloth or dry board eraser
1 box of gallon Ziploc bags—Girls 1 box of sandwich Ziploc bags—Boys
Second Grade Third Grade Please do not label the items-Thank you! 2 dozen pencils (more may be needed throughout the year) 3 dozen Pencils (already sharpened)-yellow only 2 large erasers Crayola twistable colored pencils (12 pack) Scissors 2 Boxes of Crayola Crayons (24 count) 3 glue sticks Scissors (Fiskars) 2 folders 1 bottle of Elmer’s white school glue 2 large boxes of tissue 6 Glue Sticks Gym shoes (no black soles) 2 spiral notebooks (wide rule) 1 box of crayons and colored pencils 2 large pink erasers 4 Expo dry erase markers (black) 2 highlighters 1 container of antibacterial wipes (such as Lysol) 2 boxes tissue 1 3-ring binder 2 folders 2 composition notebooks (wide ruled) 1 small plastic supply box 1 hand sanitizer Gym shoes (no black soles) 1 container of antibacterial wipes (such as Lysol) 1 box gallon bags –girls; 1 box quart size bags – 8 large dry erase makers—EXPO only—Black boys 1 box gallon Ziploc bags—girls; 1 box sandwich bags— Headphones boys Assignment notebook (to be purchased at school) Headphones
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Fourth Grade Fifth Grade 24 Pencils Pencils (24) Crayons Crayons (box of 24 maximum) Markers Colored pencils Scissors Glue (small bottle) Protractor 2 glue sticks 3 spiral one subject notebooks Pens: blue, black, red (2) 2 glue sticks 4 solid color spiral notebooks: 1 red, 1 yellow, 1 blue, 1 green Red marking pens 3 pocket folders: 1 red, 1 green and 1 yellow Gym shoes 1 box of markers 2 boxes tissue 1 ruler (in., cm., mm.) 3 folders Gym shoes Colored pencils 1 box of tissues 1 container of disinfectant wipes Basic calculator 1 box of Ziploc bags (boys– gallon and girls—quart) Scissors 4 EXPO dry erase markers 3x5 note cards (at least 200) Headphones 1 container of disinfecting wipes 1 “yellow” highlighter Elementary and Middle School Resource Room 4 dry erase markers – EXPO 24 pencils, 3 notebooks, 3 folders, 1 eraser, 2 tissue boxes, Hand sanitizer 4 large Expo Markers. Headphones Scientific Calculator, accordion folder (MS students only) Assignment notebook (to be purchased at school) Physical Education Department Elementary Art Supplies
Gym shoes – no open back tennis shoes, no soles more than 1”, no hiking boots, zipper shoes or dress shoes, no The Art room is in need of: marking shoes (no black soles). Tissues Disinfecting wipes Newspaper Cereal Boxes Dish Soap
SURING AREA PUBLIC LIBRARY The Library is now open Monday - Thursday, 9AM - 5PM and Friday, 1 - 5PM.
Stop in and check out all that we have to offer! We have new books, DVD's, Audiobooks, Maga- zines, Free Computers to use, and much more.
Come on in and talk with our amazing staff who are always there to help and answer any questions you may have.
The library has FREE WiFi! Click on "Library Guest" on your device and you're logged in! You can also access our WiFi outside the library.
Go to SuringPublicLibrary.org to keep up to speed on what's happening at the library.
11 High School Supplies 2021-2022 Eagle News English Math 12th grade– red pens, pencils, black/blue pens, highlight- Essential Algebra, Algebra, Geometry, and NWTC ers, 1 spiral notebook, folder or binder, headphones, tissues Math- spiral notebook, pocket folder, TI30 x IIS calculator, ¼” x ¼” double sided graph paper (50 sheets), protractor, 6 College Prep Writing- flash drive, writing folder, inch ruler, 24 #2 pencils pens, pencils, post-it notes 2x2, highlighters Algebra II— spiral notebook, pocket folder, ¼” x ¼” dou- NWTC Credit Class- 3 ring binder, pencils, pens, post-it ble sided graph paper (50 sheets), TI-84 Plus Graphing Cal- notes 2x2, highlighters culator (recommended) th 11 grade- pencils, black/blue pens, highlighters, 1 spiral Pre-Calc—TI Graphing Calculator (recommended) notebook, folder or binder, headphones, tissues
10th grade –spiral notebook, black/blue pens, pencils, ear- buds 9th grade- red pens, pencils, black/blue pens, highlighters, 1 spiral notebook, folder or binder, 1 pack of 3x5 index cards, headphones, tissues Holocaust Lit.— pencils, black/blue pens, 1 spiral note- book, folder or binder
Science Social Studies AP Chemistry –– pack of #2 pencils, red pen, folder, note- All high school social studies classes- book, scientific calculator-graphing calculator suggested 2 pocket folder, black/blue pens, pencils, notebook, box of Chemistry – pack of #2 pencils, red pen, folder, notebook, tissues scientific calculator-graphing calculator suggested Physical Science(9th grade) – pack of #2 pencils, red pen, folder, notebook, basic calculator Agriculture Physics –– pack of #2 pencils, red pen, folder, notebook, Pencils, red pens, folder, notebook scientific calculator-graphing calculator suggested Anatomy and Physiology, Forensic Science, Biology, Foreign Language (German) Environmental Science, and Zoology - notebooks, folder, 3 ring binder, basic calculator, pencils spiral notebook, black/blue pens, pencils, earbuds
Business Health ALL CLASSES—pen/pencils spiral notebook, blue/black pen, pencils, folder Accounting - has a class fee
Career Exploration—binder Physical Education
Technology Education athletic shorts/pants, t-shirt/sweatshirt , tennis shoes (non- marking), and socks. 1 lock purchased from student office Class fee for supplies
High School Art Supplies Applied Classes 1 box Kleenex, 1 container of disinfecting wipes, 1 pack pen- The Art room is in need of: cils, 3 folders, 3 wide ruled notebooks, 1 pump hand sanitiz- er, 1 pump hand soap, 1 package thin dry erase markers, 1 Tissues package index cards. Disinfecting wipes Mr. Doherty – one spiral notebook, folder, and pen or pencil for Newspaper each subject Cereal Boxes Dish Soap
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2 doz. 2 doz. 2 doz. #2 pencils 1 1 1 Eraser (pink pet) 1 1 1 Pack of red checking pens 1 1 1 Pack of blue or black pens 1 1 1 Box of colored pencils 4 1 1 Glue sticks (science) 5 5 5 Spiral notebooks 1 1 1 Pack of loose leaf paper 5 5 5 Folders 3 2 2 3-ring binder (1½ in. for math (6th) 2 in. w/pockets front & back for reading; 1 in. social studies) 1 pack 1 pack 1 pack Highlighters 1 1 1 Pack of 3x5 ruled note cards (social studies) 1 0 1 Students must have their own earbuds (business) 4 4 4 Book covers (a paper bag will be used for math books) 1 0 0 Tablet of 50 sheets of graph paper -1/4”ruled, double sided (math) 0 1 1 Calculator – Texas Inst. T30XSII (math) 2 2 2 Large box of tissues 1 1 1 Post-it notes/pack 2x2 (6th, 7th and 8th grade ELA) 4 0 4 Expo (dry erase marker) – any color 0 1 1 6 inch ruler English/Metric (math) 0 1 1 3 inch protractor (math) 1 1 1 Earbuds for ELA 1 1 1 Assignment notebook (to be purchased at school)
Spiral Notebook Physical Education Department Green (Science) Yellow (ELA) Blue (Social Studies) Gym shoes – no open back tennis shoes, no soles more than Red -7th grade) Blue-8th grade (Math) 1”, no hiking boots, zipper shoes or dress shoes, no marking Black (specials) shoes (no black soles), shorts, T—shirt, socks, and gym 1 matching color folder for each class (Green, Red, shoes. 1 lock purchased from the student office. Yellow, Blue, Black)
Middle School Art Supplies
The Art room is in need of:
Tissues Disinfecting wipes Newspaper Cereal Boxes
EAGLES SOAR
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SURING PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT Parking/Dropping Off Information
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Transportation Information Students in Early Childhood through Grade 12 are provided bus transportation to and from school. Busses arrive at school approximately at 7:45 am. There is always the possibility that busses may be slightly off schedule. Students should be ready Bus Passes and waiting for the bus at the pick-up location 5 minutes prior to the scheduled pick NO bus passes -up time. When students are dismissed for the day, the busses will leave school at approximately 3:25 pm. Lamers will stop at your home on three different will be issued. consecutive school days and if no one is there they will not go again until someone Students may only calls to say your child will again need a ride. If you will be having your child attend school in the Suring Public School District for the first time, please contact Lamers travel to and from at the Suring Terminal at (920)842-2937. Peggy Gordon from the bussing school on their company will answer any questions you may have about transportation. assigned bus.
Returning families will receive information the last week of August with bus times. SAFETY FIRST! If you do not hear from Peggy, please contact her at the number noted above.
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Greetings from The Support Service Staff:
We wanted to take this opportunity to thank the staff and community members for welcoming us to the Suring School District. During the 2020-2021 school year our team has been able to serve students in many ways. We are excited to continue to work with students, staff and the community in the upcoming school year.
Ms. Brighum, school counselor, has helped students with scheduling, scholarship and college applications. She helped facilitate ACT testing, provided one-on-one support to students as well as peer mediation. Ms. Brighum provided guidance/SEAL (Social, Emotional and Academic Learning) for students in grades K-5th weekly, in addition to monthly guidance meetings with middle school students. She provided crisis support as needed and was available as a support to both staff and students. She is continuing to build relationships and rapport with students.
Mrs. Fendrick, school social worker, worked with the Nurse's Nook program in coordinating family support services such as the weekend food program, Adopt-A-Family, warm winter gear, and family meals (Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Easter). She has gone to numerous homes to drop off work for students during the pandemic and assisted in monitoring the clothing closet. Mrs. Fendrick is creating relationships with community partners to continue to provide and expand resources for our students and families which includes working with the Northeast Coalition, N.E.W Hope Coalition (substance abuse prevention and treatment), and the Oconto County Mental Health Workgroup. She also serves as the Homeless Liaison and Foster Care point of contact for the district. Mrs. Fendrick provides crisis support to students, one-on-one check in/support, and taught 6th grade guidance.
As a team, we have been able to review how this last year has gone and are making some changes for the next school year to con- tinue to expand our services and availability to support students and families here in the Suring Public School District. Ms. Brighum will be spending the majority of her time focusing on the needs of the Middle School and High School Students. She plans to expand student support to address mental health needs and working directly with advanced career planning. She will continue individual and group counseling, as well as create a mental health and wellness book club and newspaper. Ms. Brighum will continue to teach social and emotional skills to the middle school students with the Positive Actions Curriculum. If you have concerns about a student in 6th-12th grade, Ms. Brighum will be the point of contact. You may reach her at [email protected] or by calling the student office at 920-842-2182, ext. 1005
Mrs. Fendrick will continue to work with community partners, serve as the Homeless Liaison/Foster Care contact, and coordinate Nurses Nook Programs. She will be spending more time working directly with the 4K-5th grade students in providing guidance/social emotional learning utilizing the Competent Kids Caring Community Curriculum. Mrs. Fendrick will continue to provide crisis services, one-on-one support, and group counseling as needed. She will be available for families who would like assistance in finding and obtaining resources. If you have concerns about a student in grades 4K-5th grade, or want assistance with resources, reach out to Mrs. Fendrick at [email protected] or by calling the student office at 920-842-2181, 1141.
Every time you fill at the Suring Pride Pump money is donated to the Suring School District.
What: 5K Run/Walk When: September 4, 2021 Thank you Where: At the Track Lotter’s! Register at: https://suring.revtrak.net/btt/#/list
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2015 Wisconsin Act 55 imposes a number of additional notice requirements on school districts. These notices are as follows:
District Adopted Academic Standards
The board of education has adopted the following academic standards per Wisconsin Statute 118.30(1g)(a)1: Mathematics – Wisconsin Standards for Mathematics can be found at https://dpi.wi.gov/sites/default/files/imce/standards/pdf/common-core-math-standards.pdf English Language Arts – Wisconsin Standards for English Language Arts can be found at https://dpi.wi.gov/sites/default/files/imce/standards/New%20pdfs/ELAStandards2020.pdf Science – Next Generation of Science Standards can be found at http://www.nextgenscience.org/search-standards Social Science – Wisconsin Standards for Social Studies can be found at https://dpi.wi.gov/sites/default/files/imce/standards/New%20pdfs/2018_WI_Social_Studies_Standards.pdf
District and School Report Cards
Please visit the following site to review information on the District and/or School Report Cards of the Suring Public School District: http://apps2.dpi.wi.gov/reportcards/
Private School Options
St. John’s Lutheran School 8905 Saint Johns Road Suring, WI 54174
Early College Credit
Please visit the following site to review information on eligibility and availability of other educational opportunities for high school age students as provided by Wisconsin Statutes: https://dpi.wi.gov/dual-enrollment/eccp
Open Enrollment Program
Please visit the following site to review information on eligibility and availability to school age students in Wisconsin to attend other public schools outside the resident school district: https://dpi.wi.gov/open-enrollment
Virtual Charter Schools
Please visit the following site to review information on eligibility and availability to school age students in Wisconsin to participate in a virtual charter school: https://dpi.wi.gov/sms/charter-schools/virtual-charter-schools
Home‐based Private Educational Program
Please visit the following site to review information on the requirements associated with enrollment into a Home‐based Private Educational Program: https://dpi.wi.gov/sms/home-based
WE COLLECT…... Suring Public School District will continue to collect the following items: We appreciate your help! Box Tops (www.boxtops.com) small old printer cartridges Over the past twenty years your support in these ongoing collections have brought over $30,000 to our school. This money has been used for various things throughout the school such as: classroom needs, field trips, music programs, and a VCR/DVD in all of the classrooms.
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Cancellation of School Student Insurance School may be closed during periods of inclement weather. Early morning announcements of closing will be made over local radio and television stations. The district will not provide Tune your radio dial to: WIXX (Green Bay), WLST (Marinette), WTCH (Shawano), student insurance during the WOCO (Oconto), WRVM (Suring) and WRLO (Antigo) for any weather closing 2021-2022 school year. information. We will also have this information on WLUK-Fox (channel 11), WBAY (channel 2), NBC (channel 26), and WFRV (channel 5). If a storm occurs during the school day, forcing early dismissal, announcements will be made over these same stations. Please do not call school during these times, since the lines need to be kept open for emergency purposes. *Skylert will be used to send notifications to parent/guardians regarding late starts, early releases and cancelation of school.
Lunch Menus will be posted on the school website www.suring.k12.wi.us.
Breakfast Lunch Lunch Adults (Grades 4K-5) Grades 6-12 (Breakfast/ Prices Lunch) Daily $1.25 $2.35 $2.65 $1.65/$3.60 1 week $6.25 $11.75 $13.25 $8.25/$ 18.00 2 weeks $12.50 $23.50 $26.50 $16.50/$ 36.00
3 weeks $18.75 $35.25 $ 39.75 $24.75/$ 54.00 4 weeks $25.00 $47.00 $ 53.00 $33.00/$ 72.00 5 weeks $31.25 $58.75 $66.25 $41.25/$ 90.00 6 weeks $37.50 $70.50 $79.50 $49.50/$108.00
Suring Public School District The Suring Public School District offers hot lunch, breakfast and the Wisconsin morning milk program for students. One carton of milk is included in the cost of the meal. Cartons of milk will be also sold for 35 cents each. Payments can be made in the student office. Please make sure to bring your money to the student office right away in the morning. The cost of the meals are above. Your child may qualify for free or reduced meals or the Wisconsin morning milk program. If you think you may qualify for free or reduced meals, please feel free to apply. You can apply anytime throughout the school year . If you are not sure if you would qualify, please apply. Suring Public School District also runs “Direct Certification” which qualifies you for free meals. If you receive a letter in the mail letting you know you qualified though direct certification, then you do not need to fill out an application. You can also turn down these benefits if you choose by filling out the bottom portion of the letter. Please send your completed application to: Suring Public School District USDA Requirement: Attention: District Office Students must have money in their lunch account to eat. Parents will PO Box 158 Suring, WI 54174 receive an automated message when they have $10.00 left in their family/ child’s lunch account to remind them to put money in the account before it goes to $0. If no money is turned in and the lunch account is at $0 or just into the negative, your child may not be able to purchase a meal. If there are financial problems, then the family will need to contact the student office immediately and a payment plan can be developed.
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Public Notification of Nondiscrimination Policy It is the policy of the Suring Public School District that no person may be denied admission to any public school in the district or be denied participation in, be denied the benefits of, or be discriminated against in any curricular, extra-curricular, pupil service, recreational or other program or activity because of the person’s sex, race, national origin, ancestry, creed, pregnancy, marital or parental status, sexual orientation, or physical, mental, emotional, or learning disability or handicap as required by s.118.13 Wis. Stats. This policy also prohibits discrimination as defined by Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972, Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and Section 504 of the Rehabilita- tion Act of 1973. This district encourages informal resolution of complaints under this policy. A formal complaint resolution procedure is available to address allegations of violation of the policy in the Suring Public School District. Any questions concerning this policy should be directed to: Superintendent, Suring Public School District, PO Box 158, Suring, WI 54174.
School Board Meetings Meeting Dates for the 2021-2022 School Year (Meetings are held the 2nd Wednesday of each Month)
Wednesday, September 8, 2021 Wednesday, March 9, 2022 Wednesday, October 13, 2021 Wednesday, April 13, 2022 Monday, October 25, 2021 (Annual Meeting) Wednesday, May 11, 2022 Wednesday, November 10, 2021 Wednesday, June 8, 2022 Wednesday, December 8, 2021 Wednesday, July 13, 2022 Wednesday, January 12, 2022 Wednesday, August 10, 2022 Wednesday, February 9, 2022
Dates are subject to change. All meetings are held in the Board Room (Rm. 300) and begin at 5:30pm. Board agendas and minutes are posted on the district website.
School Board Members Wayne Sleeter, President Dennis Piepkorn, Vice President 11374 Sleeter Road 924 Veteran Street Suring, WI 54174 Suring, WI 54174 920-590-0987 920-590-1680
Cathleen Lundgren, Clerk Wendy Wozniak , Treasurer 15577 Star Lake Road 12700 N Branch Road Mountain, WI 54149 Suring, WI 54174 715- 850-1798 920-842-4227
David Lally Amanda Seibert Gary Regal 7670 Red Bank Road 13437 Airport Road 8783 Downs Lane Suring, WI 54174 Pound, WI 54149 Suring, WI 54174 920-660-1105 715-276-2260 920-842-9892
Alcohol and Drug Products Asbestos Under Control on School District Premises Each year the school district is required by federal law to Board of Education policies and state law prohibits the notify all students, employees, and parents of the use of tobacco, alcohol and drugs (including vaping availability of asbestos management plan. The master products and CBD oils) on school grounds. This plan is kept in the office of the Buildings and Ground includes all school buildings, the athletic field and the Supervisor and can be inspected by the public with prior school forest. The ban is in effect at all times notification. The district has taken all the necessary regardless of whether or not students are present. The requirements to properly maintain any asbestos present in Board of Education is asking for your continued the building. cooperation in helping us comply with the state law and the local policy.
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Oconto County Public Health will be offering FREE* vaccine clinics on campus at Suring Public School District on the following dates:
Thursday, August 26th, 2021 9:00–11:30am - Back to School Vaccine Clinic @ Suring Schools Eligible* children ages 4 - 18 yrs of age may will be offered a variety of routine vaccinations to prepare them for returning to school. Appointments must be coordinated through Oconto County Public Health. If interested in scheduling an ap- pointment for your child, call Oconto County Public Health (920) 834-6846.
*Oconto County Public Health offers these vaccines at no cost to individuals that meet at least one or more of the follow- ing eligibility criteria: (For the 8/26/21 vaccine clinic noted above children must also be at least 4 years of age) Child is 18 years of age or younger and is enrolled in Medicaid/BadgerCare. Child is 18 years of age or younger and does not have health insurance. Child is 18 years of age or younger and is an American Indian or Alaska Native. Child is 18 years of age or younger and is underinsured (has health insurance that does not pay for vaccinations) or has met monetary cap on vaccines (not deductible). Contact Oconto County Public Health (920) 834-6846 with questions or to schedule an appointment.
Friday, October 8th, 2021 Starting at 10 am – Fall Flu Shot Clinic @ Suring Schools Influenza vaccinations will be offered at no cost to all interested students and staff. You can sign your child up for their flu vaccine by completing the County’s consent forms, which will be posted on the school’s website, as well as being sent home with students/put in student back to school packets. (As of this time, there are no plans to offer vaccines other than influenza at this clinic.)
STUDENT IMMUNIZATION LAW AGE/GRADE REQUIREMENTS The following are the minimum required immunizations for each age and grade level according to the Wisconsin Student Immunization Law. These requirements can be waived for health, religious, or personal conviction reasons. Additional immunizations may be recommended for your child depending on his or her age. Please contact your doctor or local health department to determine if your child needs additional immunizations.
Grade/Age Number of Doses Pre-K (ages 2 through 4 yrs)1 4 DTaP/DTP/DT2 3 Polio 3 Hepatitis B6 1 MMR7 1 Varicella8
Kindergarten through Grade 5 4 DTaP/DTP/DT/Td2,3 4 Polio5 3 Hepatitis B6 2 MMR7 2 Varicella8
Grades 6 through 12 4 DTaP/DTP/DT/Td2 1 Tdap4 4 Polio5 3 Hepatitis B6 2 MMR7 2 Varicella8
1. Children 5 years of age or older who are enrolled in a Pre-K class should be assessed using the immunization requirements for Kindergarten through Grade 5, which would normally correspond to the individual’s age.
2. D = diphtheria, T = tetanus, P = pertussis vaccine. DTaP/DTP/DT/Td vaccine for all students Pre-Kthrough 12: Four doses are required. However, if a student received the 3rd dose after the 4th birthday, further doses are not required. Note: A dose four days or less before the 4th birthday is also acceptable. 3. DTaP/DTP/DT vaccine for children entering Kindergarten: Each student must have received one dose after the 4th birthday (either the 3rd, 4th, or 5th dose) to be compliant. Note: a dose four days or less before the 4th birthday is also acceptable. 4. Tdap is an adolescent tetanus, diphtheria, and acellular pertussis combination vaccine. If a student received a dose of a tetanus-containing vaccine, such as Td, within five years before entering the grade in which Tdap is required, the student is compliant and a dose of Tdap vaccine is not required.
5. Polio vaccine for students entering grades Kindergarten through 12: Four doses are required.
However, if a student received the 3rd dose after the 4th birthday, further doses are not required. Note:a dose four days or less before the 4th birthday is also acceptable. 6. Laboratory evidence of immunity to hepatitis B is also acceptable. 7. MMR is measles, mumps, and rubella vaccine. The first dose of MMR vaccine must have been received on or after the 1st birthday. Laboratory evidence of immuni- ty to all three diseases (measles and mumps and rubella) is also acceptable. Note: A dose four days or less before the 1st birthday is also acceptable. 8. Varicella vaccine is chickenpox vaccine. A history of chickenpox disease or laboratory evidence of immunity to varicella is also acceptable.
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