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School District of Colfax NONPROFIT 601 University Avenue ORGANIZATION U.S 2020-2021 FAX COL F O DISTRICT SCHOOL School District of Colfax NONPROFIT 601 University Avenue ORGANIZATION U.S. POSTAGE Colfax, WI 54730 PAID William Yingst, Jr. PERMIT NO. 21 Superintendent of Schools Equal Opportunity Employer Boxholder Newsletter Inside! BOARD OF EDUCATION President Todd Kragness Vice President Kenneth Neuburg Clerk Andrew De Moe Treasurer Kyle Knutson Directors Jodi Kiekhafer, Kenneth Bjork, Jaclyn Ackerlund Administrative Staff Superintendent Mr. William Yingst Jr. Middle / High School Principal Mr. John Dachel Elementary Principal Mr. Trevor Hovde Director Of Special Education / Pupil Services Mrs. Polly Rudi SCHOOL DISTRICT CONTACT INFORMATION Elementary 715-962-3676 Middle / High School 715-962-3155 District Office 715-962-3773 Bus Garage 715-962-3046 Fax Number 715-962-4024 Website www.colfax.k12.wi.us School District of Colfax MOVING? CHANGE OF ADDRESS? NEW OR DIFFERENT PHONE NUMBER? Please contact the District Office to update your family’s records. 715-962-3773 SCHOOL OFFICE HOURS Elementary School 7:30 am – 4:00 pm High/Middle School & District Office 7:30 am – 4:30 pm SCHOOL HOURS FOR STUDENTS Elementary Students 8:10 am – 3:15 pm Middle School -&- High School Students 8:10 am – 3:18 pm CLASS SCHEDULES MIDDLE SCHOOL HIGH SCHOOL Period 1 08:10 – 08:56 Period 1 08:10 – 08:56 Period 2 08:59 – 10:04 Period 2 09:00 – 09:46 Period 3 10:08 – 11:13 Period 3 09:50 – 10:36 Lunch 11:13 – 11:43 Period 4 10:40 – 11:26 Period 4 11:43 – 12:48 Period 5 11:30 – 12:19 Period 5 12:52 – 1:22 Lunch 12:20 – 12:47 Period 6 1:26 – 2:31 Period 6 12:51 – 01:37 Period 7 2:35 – 3:18 Period 7 01:41 – 02:27 Period 8 02:31 – 03:18 INCLEMENT WEATHER - SCHOOL CLOSING ANNOUNCEMENTS In case of severe weather conditions causing school to be closed or dismissed early, the notice will be announced on the following stations: B95/Z-100, WAXX, WAYY, WIAL, WECL, WEAQ, WWIB-WOGO, WJMC-WAQE, WKFX, KSTP TV 5, WCCO TV 4, KARE TV 11, FOX TV 9, WEAU TV 13, WQOW TV 18. The roads are traveled each morning there is questionable weather. The conditions can vary a great deal from one end of our district to the other and from 5:00 a.m. to 8:00 a.m. Much thought is put into the decision of the operation for the day, however; the final decision is based on the safety of all the students throughout the district. As has been stated in years past, if you feel it is too dangerous to send your children to school, please notify the appropriate school office and keep them at home and the day will be considered an excused absence. SSCHOOLCHOOL DDIISSTRICTTRICT OFOF CCOLFAXOLFAX August 2020 SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY Key: Notes: Dates and times of events FB-Varsity Football subject to change without notice due to VB-Volleyball unanticipated circumstances. CC-Cross Country GG-Girls Golf Please watch the Colfax Messenger & JVFB-JV Football School District Newsletters for updates www.colfax.k12.wi.us MSFB-Middle School Football 1 FB Equipment FB Practice Begins Handout 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 GG Practice Begins Senior Meetings Senior Meetings GG @ Flambeau ACT Registration 9am Deadline 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 CC Practice Begins Teacher Inservice Teacher Inservice FB @ Whitehall 7pm VB Scrimmage (H) VB Practice Begins GG @ Baldwin/ MSFB Practice 9am GG @ EC North Woodville 9am Begins 9am MSVB Practice School Board Begins Annual Meeting 6pm Regular Meeting 16 7pm 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 Teacher Inservice 1st Day for 2nd Day for No School No School VB @ UW-Stout Open House 4-7pm Students Students GG @ Stanley Boyd VB @ UW-Stout 9am Freshman VB Quad (H) 5pm CC @ Boyceville 4:30pm 9am Orientation 5pm JVFB 5 pm GG @ Rice Lake 11am FB (H) Eleva-Strum Whitehall(H) No School 8am 7pm JVFB @ Eleva-Strum 30 5pm 31 25 26 27 28 29 SSCHOOLCHOOL DDIISSTRICTTRICT OFOF CCOLFAXOLFAX July 2021 SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY Notes: Dates and times of events Summer School subject to change without notice due to Ends unanticipated circumstances. Please watch the Colfax Messenger & School District Newsletters for updates www.colfax.k12.wi.us 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 School Board ACT Exam Meeting 7pm Summer Saunters - July 12-16 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 SSCHOOLCHOOL DDIISSTRICTTRICT OFOF CCOLFAXOLFAX September 2020 SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY Notes: Dates and times Please watch the MSVB Triangular @ VB Abbotsford (H) FB Glenwood City CC @ Marshfield of events subject to Colfax Messenger & Elk Mound 4pm 5:45/7pm (H) 7pm Columbus 9:30am change without notice School District WI Colleges (parents night FB, due to unanticipated Newsletters for begin accepting CC & GG) circumstances. updates applications www.colfax.k12.wi.us 1 2 3 4 5 No School – JVVB Quad @ Elk MSFB Clear Lake FB @ Clear Lake ACT Test Labor Day Mound 5pm (H) 5pm 7pm VB @ Hudson 9am C-team VB @ GG @ Osseo-Fall CC @ Fall Creek McDonell 5:30pm Creek 4pm 10am JVFB @ Glenwood City 5pm 6 7 MSVB @ Glenwood 8 9 10 11 12 City 5pm JVFB Clear Lake (H) VB @ Somerset MSVB Boyceville (H) ACT Registration VB @ Cameron 9am 5pm 5:45/7pm 5pm Deadline JVVB Quad @ MSFB @ Durand VB Glenwood City FB @ Cadott 7pm Bloomer 5pm 5pm (H) 5:45/7pm CC @ Rice Lake GG @ EC Regis/ 4pm Altoona 4pm 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 JVFB Cadott (H) VB @ Mondovi CC @ Durand FB Boyceville (H) 5pm 5:45/7pm 4:30pm 7pm MSVB Triangular (H) MSFB @ Boyceville VB @ Clear Lake (Homecoming) 5pm 5pm 5:45/7pm School Board MSVB Triangular (H) Meeting 7pm 4pm 20 GG @ Colfax 4pm 21 22 23 GG Conference 24 25 26 @ Lake Hallie 9am JVVB @ Bloomer MSFB Spring GG Regionals Key: 5pm Valley (H) 5pm FB-Varsity Football MSCC-Middle School Cross Country JVFB @ Boyceville VB @ Durand VB-Volleyball JVFB-JV Football 5pm 5:45/7pm JVVB-JV Volleyball MSFB-Middle School Football MSVB @ Boyceville CC-Cross Country MSVB-Middle School Volleyball 5pm 27 28 29 30 SSCHOOLCHOOL DDIISSTRICTTRICT OFOF CCOLFAXOLFAX June 2021 SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY Key: Teacher Inservice Teacher Inservice SB Sectionals TR State TR State BB Regionals BB Regionals SB-Softball SB Sectionals BB-Baseball TR-Track BG-Boys’ Golf 1 2 3 4 5 Swimming Lessons BB Sectionals SB State SB State SB State Begin ACT Test 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 State FFA State FFA State FFA State FFA Swimming Lessons Convention Convention Convention Convention End BB State BB State BB State ACT Registration Deadline 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 Summer School Begins School Board Meeting 7pm 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 Notes: Dates and times of events subject to change without notice due to unanticipated circumstances. Please watch the Colfax Messenger & School District Newsletters for updates www.colfax.k12.wi.us 27 28 29 30 SSCHOOLCHOOL DDIISSTRICTTRICT OFOF CCOLFAXOLFAX October 2020 SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY VB Boyceville (H) FB @ Spring Valley JVVB @ McDonell Key: 5:45/7pm 7pm 9am FB-Varsity Football MSCC-Middle School Cross Country MSVB @ Durand VB-Volleyball JVFB-JV Football 5pm JVVB-JV Volleyball MSFB-Middle School Football GG Regionals CC-Cross Country MSVB-Middle School Volleyball MSBBB-Middle School Boys Basketball 1 2 3 JVFB Spring Valley Nobel Conference GG Sectionals VB @ Spring Valley Early Release VB @ Altoona 9am (H) 5pm GG Sectionals 5:45/7pm 12:30pm CC @ EC Memorial GG Sectionals MSFB @ Glenwood No JK AM or PM 10am City 5pm Teacher Inservice MSVB @ Spring FB Turtle Lake (H) Valley 5pm 7pm 4 5 6 7 8 (senior night) 9 10 GG State GG State VB @ Elmwood/ FB @ Elmwood/ JVFB @ Turtle Lake VB Elk Mound (H) Plum City 5:45/7pm Plum City 7pm 5pm 5:45/7pm CC Conference @ (senior night) Durand 5pm MSVB @ Bloomer 5pm 11 12 MSFB Elmwood/ 13 14 15 16 17 Plum City (H) 5pm Parent/Teacher VB Regionals Parent/Teacher No School-Staff ACT Test Conferences Conferences Recess CC Sectionals 4-8pm 4-8pm FB State Level I VB Regionals MS Choirpalooza @ VB Regionals Glenwood City 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 No School-Staff ASVAB – Juniors Fall Concert grades FB State Level II CC State Recess VB Sectionals 7-12 @ 7pm End of 1st Quarter VB Sectionals School Board MSBBB begins Meeting 7pm 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 SSCHOOLCHOOL DDIISSTRICTTRICT OFOF CCOLFAXOLFAX May 2021 SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY State Solo/Ensemble Key Notes: Dates and times of events subject to change without notice due to @ UWEC SB-Softball unanticipated circumstances. BB-Baseball TR-Track Please watch the Colfax Messenger & MSTR-Middle School Track School District Newsletters for updates BG-Boys’ Golf www.colfax.k12.wi.us 1 BB @ Glenwood Spring Concert Senior Scholarship BB Boyceville (H) ACT Registration City 5pm (Grades 7-12) 7pm Banquet 7pm 5pm Deadline SB @ Glenwood MSTR @ Colfax SB Boyceville (H) BB Somerset (H) City 5pm 5pm 5pm BG @ Colfax TR @ Colfax SB Cameron (H) 4:30pm BG @ Spring Valley/ 5pm Elmwood 4:30pm 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 MSTR (H) TR Invite @ Colfax Kindergarten BG @ Glenwood BB @ Mondovi 5pm Program 12:30pm City 4:30pm SB @ Mondovi 5pm 1-6 Spring Concert 1:30pm BB @ Durand 5pm SB @ Durand 5pm 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 BB Spring Valley (H) TR Conference @ Senior SB Regionals Graduation 7:15pm 5pm Glenwood City Baccalaureate SB Spring Valley (H) SB Cornell/Lake 5pm Holcombe (H) 5pm School Board BB Cornell/Lake Meeting 7pm Holcombe (H) 5pm BG @ Mondovi 16 4:30pm 17 19 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 SB Regionals SB Regionals Last Day for TR Regional @ BG Conference @ BB Regionals Students Colfax Durand 10am TR Sectionals 1pm release Memorial Day 30 31 25 26 27 28 29 SSCHOOLCHOOL DDIISSTRICTTRICT OFOF CCOLFAXOLFAX November 2020 SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY
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