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2021 Prairie View Elementary News January 11: School Board Meeting 7:00Pm Happy New Year! I Hope You All Had a Peaceful, Relaxing Winter Break School District of Holmen 1201 Newport Lane, Holmen, WI 54636 Dr. Nick Weber, Principal E-MAIL [email protected] VOICE (608) 526-1600 FAX (608) 526-1695 WEB SITE www.holmen.k12.wi.us DATES TO REMEMBER 2021 Prairie View Elementary News January 11: School Board Meeting 7:00pm Happy New Year! I hope you all had a peaceful, relaxing winter break. The end of January 22: the second quarter is January 22; report cards NO SCHOOL will be sent home the end of January. January 25: Winter Weather is here! We would like to Start of in person learning remind you that students will go outside daily *More information to come when the temperatures/conditions permit. Please make sure your child is dressed January 25: appropriate for the weather with mittens, a School Board Meeting 7:00pm hat, a scarf, appropriate coat, boots and snow pants on cold winter days. Students will go outside when the temperature is +1 degrees SNOW DAYS AND EARLY DISMISSAL or above. Students will stay indoors when the NOTIFICATION temperature is below 0 degrees, or when the Announcements regarding closing or late start of wind chill is 0 degrees or below. (If you or school due to weather conditions will be made someone you know is experiencing financial frequently via the following Radio stations: hardship and need winter gear for your child Radio Stations: please reach out to the Prairie View front WQCC-FM KICKS 106.03 106.3 FM office or our School Counselor Brett Eiken for WGSL-FM 104.9 FM WLXR-AM EAGLE 1490 AM assistance.) WLCW-FM Classic Radio 100.1 FM Extra Masks – Please make sure your child is WKBH-AM 1570 AM WFBZ-FM ESPN 105.5 FM prepared with at least one additional mask in KKBH-FM Classic Hits 94.7 FM their belongings each day. Masks should be WIZM-FM/AM Z-93 93.3 FM/1410 AM cleaned and replaced each day. WKTY Sports Radio 580 AM WRQT The Rock 95.7 FM WCOW-FM Cow 97 97.1 FM Television Stations: WKBT TV Channel 8 WXOW TV Channel 19 COUNSELOR CONNECTION – MR. EIKEN Happy New Year! I hope everyone had a wonderful holiday season and an amazing start to the New Year. In Guidance, we have wrapped up our character education unit and will be moving on to explore diversity, uniqueness, and eventually bullying over the coming weeks. If there is anything I can do to be of assistance to you and yours, please feel free to contact me at [email protected] or call (608) 526-1600 option #4. Be well! Don’t forget to check Virtual Backpack for educational opportunities, and possible activities or events available in our area. Order your 2020- 2021 yearbook today online at Lifetouch - Yearbooks Yearbook ID Code: 10413821 Lovin’ the Library From the desk of Mrs. Peg Zurfluh, Library Media Director [email protected] Mrs. Denise Haines, LMC EA Reading Resources TumbleBooks: Username: prairieholmen Password: Each year during the month of reads January the American Library Epic! LMC class code: zvi0517 (Look for your child’s Association (ALA) honors books and graduation year first, then first media for children and teens. name. Otherwise use Guest) Sora – Wisconsin Schools Digital Library Recognized worldwide for the high Consortium-Holmen Area School District quality they represent, the ALA Storyline Online Youth Media Awards (YMA), which include the Newberry, Caldecott, Printz and Coretta Scott King Book Awards, do guide parents, educators, librarians and others in selecting the best materials for youth. Learn more about those awards by clicking the link. Tech-It-Out Common Sense Media - Know that you are making the best choices for your kids in order to keep them safe and thinking critically. Reviews are provided for movies, TV, books, apps and games. https://www.commonsensemedia.o rg/ (Repost from October) Mrs. Rosenow Prairie View's Special Education Assistant Where is the best place you have traveled to and why? The best place I traveled to was Costa Rica – the weather was amazing the food was awesome and I LOVE tropical places and beaches. There was so much to do that we hope to return someday to do the things we didn’t have time for. What is your favorite sport? My favorite sport is baseball. I love being at the ballpark all day. Either watching an MLB game or my favorite players of all time, my 2 boys Do you have any pets? I have 3 pets. A sweet beagle named Bella. A handsome cat named Oreo, and a new baby lab named Cash he was a Covid addition and we love him very much. Favorite indoor/outdoor activity? My favorite outdoor activity is camping. We love all the different places we see and new campgrounds to explore. What do you like most about working at an elementary school? The thing I love most about working at school is hearing all the kids’ laughter and seeing their smiling faces - I sure am missing that a lot right now. If you could have any superpower what would it be and why? My superpower would be teleportation, because I would love to be able to be on a sandy beach and somewhere warm in the blink of an eye. .
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