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Panther2200 South 5th Avenue, Sioux Falls, SD 57105APRIL 2017Cultural ResponsivenesBy Dr. Brian Maher, SuperintendentWalk through the halls of any of our schools and you will no cean eclec c mix of students. The tall students, the s ll-growing students,the out-going, the shy, the athletes, the musicians, the ar sts, the booklovers. The Sioux Falls School District is a diverse community of learners.And, while diversity can be defined in many ways, conversa ons nearlyalways bring us back to the topic of race.Patrick Henryphone numbersMain afeteria367-7642Each year for the last 20 years, the Sioux Falls School District has graduallybecome more reflec ve of our world. One third of the 24,000 students we serve –8,000 students – iden fy as a race other than Caucasian. Many have moved to SouthDakota to escape war and other atroci es in their own country. Some have come withtheir families from other parts of the United States to enjoy the safety of Sioux Falls andthe success of our business climate. This has provided the District with an opportunityto build a school culture that celebrates differences while realizing that, as humans, weall bring equal value to our community.Yet, up un l this point, our efforts “develop strategies to enhance a culturallyresponsive workforce” have fallen short. Now, that specific priority statement isembedded in the School Climate and Culture sec on of the District’s Strategic Plan.I’m proud to say our team is already making strides in this area. The Sioux FallsSchool District has iden fied a “Think Tank” – or group of school leaders - who willpar cipate in a summer conference on diversity thanks to a partnership with the Schoolof Educa on at the University of South Dakota. Other professional developmentopportuni es are also in the works. We hope to hire quality administrators, teachers,educa on assistants and other professionals with diverse backgrounds to serve in ourschools.The Dean of the USD School of Educa on, Dr. Donald Easton-Brooks, haspledged his full support to come alongside the District as we meet with our own diversestudents and encourage them to consider a career in educa on. These mee ngs arealready underway. Students interested in becoming educators will travel to Vermillionthis spring to tour the USD campus and visit with professors and students. A highschool class to develop future teachers is also a real possibility.Our community is changing. And, the public schools are choosing to change withit. We are excited to see where these efforts lead us.
Congratulations to our AprilStudents of the MonthLaura Jimma6.1Cole Peterson6.1Jared Christensen6.3Lindy Nguyen7.1Alicen Honner7.3Aiden Brink7.3Kendall Houwman8.2Lily Raysby6.2Joseph Glasrud7.1Aaron Marnin8.1Jayden Spaethe8.3Zachary Wrightsman6.2Hannah Cisar7.2Ryanna Washegesic8.1Megan Reiter6.3Katrina Beshai7.2Nathaniel Sprenkle8.2Katelyn Kersey8.3
Library NewsSpring must be coming! Karyn Veenis and students in the Garden Club were sor ngseeds and working on some ar s c displays to hang in the corridor by the gardenentrance to create enthusiasm and ***************************Na:onal Library Week is April 9-15. I will have daily ques ons in our Library GoogleClassroom, and from the responses, one random student will win a prize. If yourchild hasn’t joined yet, the code is vtduv94. The book fair is good for more than justgeDng books – it’s where I get posters and other items for prizes. Thanks again forall your purchases and volunteering to help staff it. We have rewards ALL YEARLONG! I may try and do a book related game during each directed studies periodone day that week. I’m s ll working out exact details.Makerspace is s ll going well. Sixth graders s ll outnumber upperclassmen inaFendance, so I think this program will only con nue to grow in the comingyears. We are in need of a few supplies, so if anyone has any extras of theseitems around the house, or finds a good sale, we’d really appreciate some: Foam brushesStringWax paperDuct tape, duct tape, duct tape and more duct tapeS:ck pins or thumb tacksGlueThank you for considering! Mrs. Nelson Cybrarian
Congratulations to City Lights, who won Best Vocals at the Best of Show MiddleSchool show choir competition on March 17. TrebleMakers won OutstandingShow Design Way to go!The Spring Concert, which will include 6th grade, 7th grade, and 8th gradechoruses, will take place on Thursday, May 4 in the Lincoln High SchoolAuditorium. The 6th grade concert will begin at 6:30 p.m. and the 7th and 8thgrade concert will begin at 7:30.Congratulations to Keegan Sigl and Mason LeMaster who participated inNational Honor Choirs in Minneapolis March 8-11. They were selected byaudition from thousands of students who auditioned from all 50 states. Congrats!As always, if there are any questions, please do not hesitate to contact Mrs.Spencer at Jennifer.Spencer@k12.sd.us or Mrs. Stadem atTara.Stadem@k12.sd.us.
Patrick Henry Middle School PTA Mee:ngFebruary 15, 2017Present:Michelle Black, Becky Brost, Shelli Goeman, JJ Gohl, Jess Kolb, Shantel Larsen, Kari Loofe, AmberLuecke, PaFy Miller, Val Mickelson, Kim Sharping, Amy UFecht and Mr. WalkerMee ng was called to order at 12:04 pm by Shantel Larsen.MinutesCopies provided. Mo on made to approve the January 18, 2017 mee ng minutes by Jess Kolb, seconded by KariLoofe. Mo on carried.Treasurer’s Report by Pa y MillerCopies provided. Current PTA balance is 13,819.73 with 643.66 in the Kids Kloset account.General PTA and Commi ee Reports Reflec:ons – Ashton Schaap’s piece on Life with Au sm has moved on to the Na onal level while severalstudents were given awards of merit. The city finals awards breakfast was held on February 11 at 10 am at IPC. PTA Informa:onal Sessions (JJ Gohl) – Things went very well and the informa on provided was great however there was low aFendance. Discussion was held on when would be a good me to host such events and thegroup talked about whether or not having it on a night of conferences would be a good fit. The group will evaluate if it is worth the me and effort and maybe look at having a speaker for the teachers or an assembly for a specific team as there is not enough space to host an event for the en re school to aFend. Spirit Wear (Jess Kolb) – no report. No decision will be made on who we use or what will be ordered un l thenew chair comes on board. Membership (JJ Gohl) – 1 new membership. Conference Meals (Stacie Kray and Kari Loofe) – Meals are set for February 28th (tacos), March 2nd (soup &sandwiches) and March 6th (baked potato bar). Sign Up Genius will be used for parents to volunteer their me ordonate items as well as an email to PTA members and a no fica on in the PHMS newsleFer. We are s ll in needof re-stockers. An email will go out to those who indicated at the beginning of the year that they would be interested in helping with conference meals.Spring Bookfair (Val Mickelson and Becky Brost) – The book fair will be during conferences onFebruary 28th and March 2nd and 6th with set up on February 23rd and teacher preview will be on February 24th. We have almost all the necessary volunteers to help pull off the bookfair. With this beingthe last year Val and Becky will be chairing the bookfair, they have found a parent to take over theprogram for the next year.Panther Party (Kari Loofe and Mary Michaels) – Set for March 20th from 4-5:30 pm with set up at3 pm. The admission cost will be 5/student and they will receive pizza, cookie and pop. We will beusing cafeteria and all gym space which will entail more supervision and volunteers approximately30-35. We will have 4 teachers on staff in addition to Mr. Walker and Mrs. Sharping of which the PTAwill pay for two of the teacher staff members. In6latables have been reserved and we will have no carnival games this year. The committee will utilize SignUpGenius for volunteers as well as Bingo prizesconsisting of theater size box candy. Shantel has agreed to be in charge of the volunteers. Shelli willtake care of pre-ordering the food. Bingo has been reserved by Cynthia and will be picked up Val. Thecommittee is working on the best process for admission whether each child is marked on their handwhen they receive each food item or they get tickets to give to the workers at the food station or whatis the best option for that day. Salsa kids helped last year with unloading, in the hallways and at some
game sta ons and could be u lized again this year. Kari will talk with Tracy Kolb regarding making sign or Amber offered to make them also. Volleyball will be in the auxiliary gym, games including gaga game will be in themini-gym with the obstacle course inflatables in the main gym. Kari will talk with Chris Andersen about bean baggames and spike ball games. A specific place for student shoes will be set up in the main gym. Last year 445 students aFended and a total of 1,200 was made from the event. In addi on, we did not use the funds budgetedbut paid for the expenses out of the funds raised. Kids Kloset (Shelli Goeman) – no report. Student Recogni:on (Becky Pagone and April Schaller) – The February 1st event went well. Mary Ronken hasagreed to help with coffee in the future. Fundraising – The PHMS PTA will be co-sponsors with student council on the annual Color Run that will beheld on May 18th aSer school. The profits will be split between the two groups. Staff Apprecia:on Val Mickelson & Becky Brost) – no report. Mentor Liaison (Cynthia Mickelson) – no report. Re:rement (Michelle Black) – no report 8th Grade Party (Shelli Goeman and Mary Michaels) – no report. Will be held on June 1st from 2:15 un l3:45pm.PTA Open Posi:ons – Open posi ons for next year will be President or Co-Presidents, Secretary, Treasurer,Reflec ons, 8th Grade Party, Fundraising, Kid’s Kloset, Bookfair and Spiritwear.Principal’s Report by Mr. Walker Conference will be on February 28th, March 2nd and March 6th. Smarter Balance tes ng will begin in April. 8th graders will be taking the South Dakota Science test (formerly the Dakota Step science por on). This newtest aligns with current science programs in the school system. Dr. Walker will be re ring aSer this year and the search for the new principal is underway. Thank you, Dr.Walker, for all your years of service to Patrick Henry Middle School. Some 8th graders through a random government selec on will also be taking tests through The Na onal Assessment of Educa onal Progress (NAEP) program that will weigh state vs state regarding results of the tes ng.Next Mee ng: March 14th at 12:00 in the Office Conference RoomNext City Wide PTA Mee ng: February 27th 7pm at IPCMee ng adjourned at 1 pm. Amy UFechtStudent CouncilStudent Council will be having their second annual Color Run on Thursday, May18th at 4:30. Everyone is welcome to aFend, students, parents, grandparents,friends etc. Cost is 30 with the money going to fund various students and staffneeds at the school. You don't need to be a runner to par cipate, come andwalk or run it. The color run will be held at Patrick Henry. Bring your wholefamily and join in on this fun color-filled day! Contact Beth Vroman atBeth.broman@k12.sd.us if you have ques ons.
PTA News and EventsPANTHER PARTYThank you to all the volunteers that made the Panther Party a wonderful event for the students.The committee was lead by Kari Loofe and Mary Micheals and we want to thank them for all oftheir work. A big thank you also goes to all the individuals that helped make it happen; ValMickelson, Becky Brost, Amber Luecke, Denise Shields, Kim Schetnan, Lynette Richardson,April Schaller, Kristen Top, Steve Larsen, Gregg Gohl, Mchelle Harpe, Kate Parker, MichelleBlack, Paola Vermeer, Lisa Whitney, Dave Bruflat, Missy Wartenbee, Paige Honner, Andy Howes, AaronMiedema, Michele Miedema, John Rahm, Laura Koepke, Jen Schaeffer, Shelli Goeman, Shantel Larsen,Brit Samson’s WHS German Students, SALSA volunteers, and our volunteer teachers, Mrs. Sharping, andMr. Walker.PTA INVITEThe PTA will be in need of many new volunteers for next year to hold PTA Executive and CommitteeChairs. The Patrick Henry PTA has benefited greatly from many of our 8th grade parents and who servedas officers throughout their time and will be moving on next year. Our gratitude goes to Shelli Goeman,Patty Miller, Amy Uttecht, Jess Kolb, and Stacey Kray for all they have contributed over the last three yearsand more!If you have ever thought of joining the PTA as a chair we welcome you to join us for our next meeting onWednesday April 19 at 12:00 pm in the Patrick Henry Conference Room! All Executive Positions areopen for next year including President, Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer, as well as numerous committee chairs. Those include; Membership, Fundraising, Reflections, Panther Party, Kids Kloset, ConferenceMeals, and many more. If you have questions please contact Shantel Larsen slarsen@sio.mdico.net orAmber Lueckelueckeclan@gmail.com and join us on April 19 to check it out. Gather one or two friends andthe best way in this busy world is to co-chair a position together!COLOR RUN FUN!!Join us on May 18 for the 2nd Annual Color Run! Save the Date!FACEBOOKLike our Patrick Henry Middle School PTA Page to keep up to date on what is happening with a few evetnsATTENTIONPatrick Henry Parents/Guardians!Staff Appreciation Week is May 1-5, 2017We need your help to make this week a success for the Patrick Henry Staff!Please view the attached SignUpGenius links: one link is for food donations during the week and one link isfor gift card donations.Thank you in advance for your help in showing the Patrick Henry Staff how important they are to our children and us!Thanks,Val Mickelson & Becky BrostStaff Appreciation d2fa31-staff2Food staff3Gift Card Donations
Band NEWSJazz Band/FiDh Grade Area Band Fes:val at PatrickHenryFiSh grade band students that will be aFending Patrick Henrynext year will be having a concert in the Patrick Henry Gym onThursday, May 11 at 6:30 PM. The Jazz Band will perform atthis concert – please arrive by 5:45 PM in the band room. Wewill be playing prior to the 5th grade concert, from 6:15-6:30PM.Summer MusicCamp OpportunitiesSpring Band ConcertOur PHMS Spring Band Concerts will be performed in thePHMS Gym as follows:6th Grade Band Concert Friday, May 15th at 6:30 PM6th graders arrive at 6:10 PM7th & 8th Grade Band Concert Friday, May 15th at 7:30 PM7th and 8th graders arrive at 7:10 PMThere are many fun andexci ng summer playingopportuni es available in theregion for middle schoolstudents. Opportuni esrange from summer band tovarious music camps. Lookfor more informa on tocome or contact us if youmay be interested.Middle School All State BandCongratula ons to those students who par cipated in All State Band in Pierre onMarch 4th. It was a wonderful weekend for all involved. Patrick Henry had 28students qualify. Music for next year’s audi on will be available soon. Please askthe directors for it so you can begin prac cing it over the summer.
Orchestra NotesFes:val of OrchestrasSymphony Strings students recently performed at the Fes val of Orchestras, hosted at Washington High School. The group received a Superior ra ng, and a trophy from the event is on displayin the Orchestra room at Patrick Henry Middle School. Way to go!Upcoming Concert Informa:onRemember that we will have our Spring Orchestra concert on April 27th. You should expect tosee your child bringing his/her instrument home mul ple mes per week over the course of thenext several weeks in order to prac ce new technique exercises and sheet music, so rememberto ask him/her to play some of these items for you.Orchestra Concert: Thursday, April 27th, 7:00 p.m. in the PHMS Main Gymnasium. All 6-8 orchestra students will perform on this concert.Area Orchestra Fes:valThe Patrick Henry Middle School Area Orchestra Fes val will be held on Tuesday, April 4th in thePHMS Main Gym. This event will feature our future 6th grade students (current 5th graders)from the PHMS service area performing in a large ensemble, and will be assisted by SymphonyStrings members. Symphony Strings members may aFend the rehearsal at 5:00 p.m. and the pizza party ( 4 required for pizza/water) at 6:15 p.m. The Fes val performance will begin at 7:00p.m., and is free and open to the public. Be sure to stop in and watch this fun performance,and support our future orchestra students!Orchestra Solo/Ensemble ContestThe Sioux Falls School District’s Orchestra Solo/Ensemble Contest for students in grades 4-8 willbe held on Saturday, May 13th at PHMS. Please encourage your child to par cipate in this annual event in order to promote solo and small group performance skills and have FUN in the process! Scheduling is flexible, and requires approximately one hour out of the day for tuning, warmups and performing in front of the contest judge.Please contact Mr. Drew with any ques ons, or e-mail at Michael.Drew@k12.sd.us.See you at our next performance!
PHMS Garden Club News“The very act of planting a seed in the earth has init to me something beautiful.I always do it with a joy that is largely mixed with awe.”Celia Thaxter, An Island Garden, 1894People have been planting seeds for a long time. This is our sixth year, and spring is here.The courtyard is a blank canvas waiting for the Patrick Henry Garden Club to break dormancyand make vegetable choices, rotate crops, and begin planting. The Garden Club will met onApril 20th from 4-5:30 pm and plant potatoes. If you are interested in joining the GC,please sign up with Ms. Ostman in the library or Ms. Erickson in the counselor’s office. Allstudents are invited to learn about planting and maintaining a garden. Bring your questionsand a willingness to work.When school is dismissed, the GC will meet Wednesday morning, 9-11 am throughout thesummer to maintain and harvest our crops which we divide among the workers. ( Of course,this is subject to weather.) We welcome staff and family members to join us during thesummer as we build community, and the adage, “many hands make light work,” is confirmed.Fresh air, good exercise, fresh, nutritious food, working as a team, beautifying the school,watching nature spout, mature, and die- - all gifts from a courtyard garden.Keep growing!karyn.veenis@k12.sd.usLOOKING FOR KNITTERS!The next art piece for the Courtyard Garden is a tepee. Thanks tothe PTA and the PHstudent council we have bamboo poles.Tom and Christine Bossman are making the sleeves to connect thepoles. The cover is knitted squares, 7 by 7 inches, garter stitch, 10inch needles. We have 375 squares, but the project calls for 938.If you are interested in helping, contact karyn.veenis@k12.sd.us.Yarn stashed in your closet? We could use black, light and darkblue, purple and pink. Thanks!
Junior Achievement (JA) is ensuring students have the knowledge and skills to succeed.Thanks to morethan 2,100 JA classroom volunteers who commiFed to teaching JA programs, over 50,000 South Dakota studentsare being empowered to achieve their dreams.JA volunteers play a key role in bringing JA to life. By sharing their personal and professional experiences, JA volunteers guide students to make the connec on between what they are learning in school and what they will need tosucceed in work and life.Please extend a special thank you to the volunteers listed below who par cipated in JA during the 2016-17 schoolyear. Because of this teacher/JA volunteer partnership, students are well on their way to preparing themselves tobecome our future leaders.If you would be interested in sharing your knowledge and experiences with students in elementary, middle, or highschool, please contact the JA office at (605)336-7318 or jasd@ja.org. A Junior Achievement experience will leaveyou feeling proud, energized, and hopeful about a beFer future for our young people.Sioux Falls2016-17 Junior Achievement Volunteers Patrick Henry Middle SchoolJA VolunteerTodd KostCrystal BrownKyle AspaasEmployerRR DonnelleyWells Fargo Bank, N. A.First Dakota TitleWendy AspaasMerrill LynchMelanie SeiterAvitus GroupBrad BartzJohn RokehMetaBankMetaBankAmy Nach galDorsey & Whitney Trust Co, LLCStephanie Rebnord Dorsey & Whitney Trust Co, LLCJA VolunteerEmployerBob ThimjonThe Ramkota Companies, Inc.Tom ShieldsGreat Western BankJacob DekkengaApple, INc.Dennis HannemanMetaBankKevin TopolinksiMeta Payment SystemsTeri BergeleenAvera HealthBrady WilliamsWells FargoJessica JanecekWells FargoTroy LeperWells Fargo Phone BankAngie DowningSammons Financial GroupAshley SorensonCarsforsale.comRichard SorensonWells FargoAngela DrakeCommunity VolunteerDawn RiceWells FargoJessica DriverAveraGary MesserliCommunity VolunteerBecky JankowskiMelanie MillsCi group IncCi group Inc.Angela McCoyAmerican Bank & TrustCassandra DugganWells Fargo Bank, N. A.Robbie ArendFirst Bank & TrustJason AppelGreg LarsonPlains Commerce BankMacy’sSasha RichardsonCommunity VolunteerJacob HaekJason WierengaSioux Empire Federal Credit Union Erik BlombergBret HalleRaven IndustriesTammy WierengaGraco, Inc.Gretchen MillerWashington pavilion of Arts & ScienceCourtney CollenKSFY TelevisionTeresa DeBoerPREMIER BankcardJason SchmitVance Thompson VisionKira DyllaDocuTAPGarry PetersonNMCEric EricksonSDN Communica onsKevin SchlosserAvera HealthAmy LebertGraingerYRC FreightSioux Falls School District #49-5
LUNCH MENUMon3Tue413Chicken NuggetsFish Wedges withBunChicken Patty on Bun Mashed Potatoes withGravyBaked SeasonedVeggie & Fruit BarDinner RollPotato WedgesVeggie&FruitBarVeggie& Fruit BarMilk ChoicesMilk ChoicesMilk Choices141821Veggie & Fruit BarMilk ChoicesMilk Choices11No School24Teriyaki Chicken onRiceVeggie & Fruit BarMilk ChoicesFri12French FriesVeggie & Fruit Bar17Thu7Chili DogCorn DogVeggie & Fruit BarMilk ChoicesWed56Lemon Grass ChickenMeatball SubRiceScalloped PotatoesVeggie & Fruit BarMilk ChoicesVeggie & Fruit BarMilk ChoicesBeef Patty on Bun10APRIL 201719Philly Steak on BunTri TaterVeggie & Fruit BarMilk ChoicesPizza Burger on BunFrench FriesVeggie & Fruit BarMilk Choices2526Pulled Pork on BunVeggie & Fruit BarMilk ChoicesHot an Spicy ChickenTendersScalloped PotatoesDinner RollVeggie & Fruit BarMilk Choices20Hot Ham and Cheeseon BunVeggie & Fruit BarMilk Choices27Chili FritosVeggie & Fruit BarMilk ChoicesGrilled CheeseSandwichTomato SoupVeggie & Fruit BarMilk ChoicesNo SchoolPopcorn ChickenDinner RollVeggie & Fruit BarMilk Choices28Beef Patty on BunFrench FriesVeggie & Fruit BarMilk Choices*Contains Pork**Whole Grain ServingBecause of emergency situa:ons, menus may be subject to change without no:ce.In accordance with Federal law and U.S. Department of Agriculture policy, this ins:tu:on is prohibited from discrimina:ng on the basis of race, color, na:onal origin, sex, age or disability.To File a complaint of discrimina:on, write USDA, Director, Office of Adjudica:on, 1400 Independence Avenue, S.W., Washington, D.C. 20250-9410 or call toll free (866) 632-9992 (Voice). Individuals who arehearing impaired or have speech disabili:es may contact USDA through the Federal Relay Service at (800) 877-8339; or (800) 845-6135 (Spanish) USDA is an equal opportunity provider and employer.Families qualifying for Free and Reduced Lunches also qualify for Free and Reduced Breakfast.
APRIL 2017Mon3(A Week)Tu e4Wed5Thu675pm Fine Arts–Orchestra @ PHMS7:30 Fine Arts– Band@ Augustana College10(B Week)11Fr i7pm Fine Arts–Chorus @PHMS121314Late Start: 10:5517(A Week)NO School1819202125262728NO School24(B Week)Panther Day7pm Fine Arts–Orchestra @ PHMS
APeople with disabili:es may contact the buildingprincipal or site administrator at least 72 hoursbefore the event to obtain reasonableaccommoda:ons needed to par:cipate in districtprograms or ac:vi:es. If the principal or siteadministrator is unable to address the request,concerns should be referred to the Supervisor ofHealth Services at the Instruc:onal Planning Center.(IPC)Sioux Falls School District MissionTo educate and prepare each student tosucceed in a changing world.Patrick Henry Middle School SFSD@PanthersSF
2017 Sports Information NightAll current 8th Grade athletes that are planning on participating in sports at Roosevelt High School for the2017-2018 School Year please add to your calendar the upcoming Roosevelt High School Sports InformationalNight to be held on Thursday, May 4, 2017 in the high school gymnasium at 7:00 PM. This is a mandatorymeeting for students, and their parents, that plan to participate in school-sponsored sports and club sports atRoosevelt High School in 2017-2018.Sports Information Tables will open at 6:00 pm. The meeting in the Main Gym will start at 7:00 pm and willcover the following content:Physicals for 2017-2018Sioux Falls School District Activities Rules and RegulationsSummer Camp SchedulesSummer Open Gym TimesSanford Summer Power ProgramBooster Club InformationMeet and Greet with CoachesSports Information Tables will open again after the Main Meeting.If you have any questions contact the activities office at 362-2866. Thank you and Go Riders!Casey Meile, Roosevelt High School Activities DirectorRHS/Sanford POWER Summer 2017 Program June 5 to August 4, 2017ο No Sessions July 3-7ο 60 minute sessions / No make-ups / No prorated amountsο Full payment of 160 (includes tax) due by June 2ndRegister at www.sanfordpower.comFor more information, please call POWER at (605) 312-7800.ACTIVITIES PARTICIPATIONIf your son or daughter is wishing to participate in activities at the High School Level during the 2017-2018 SchoolYear, you will be required to complete the following:1) Physical (ATHLETICS ONLY)A.If you are not sure if your child needs a physical for the 2017-2018 School Year, please feel free to contact Karlain the RHS Activities Office at 362-2866 or email at Karla.Walnofer@k12.sd.us.B.Healthcare Provider must complete before participating.C.Please return all Physical Forms to the High School Activities Office.2) Activity Participation Packet (ALL ACTIVITIES – Fine Arts and Sports)d.Completed online starting May 1, 2017e.If you do not have access to a computer, one will be available in the Roosevelt High School Office Monday Thursday, 7:00 am - 4:00 pm.f.Any student in grades 7 - 12 who intends to participate in athletics or activities at the high school level must havetheir information completed online and forms turned in before the first day of practice or summer contact with coaching staff.g.On MAY 1ST, to complete ONLINE Registration, sign in to your Parent Portal on Infinite al/siouxfalls.jspAny student in grades 7 - 12 who intends to participate in athletics or activities at the high school level must have theirinformation completed online and forms completed by May 19, 2017*.
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March 10, 2017 (Fri) (Tentative Date) Comedy & Magic Night Mar. 31, 2017 (Fri. morning) PTA Meeting & Elections Mar. 31, 2017 (Fri) (Tentative Date) Variety Show April, 2016 (exact date TBD) Battle of the Books April 29, 2017 (Sat) Family Carnival May 19, 2017 (Fri) PTA Meeting & Zumba Night!!! May 22rd, 2017 (week of) Teacher Appreciation Week
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April 17 - May 4, 2017 Capstone andMilestone (P3), NAPLEX Review (P2/P3) April 26, 2017 Annual Awards Ceremony* April 28, 2017 End of Spring Semester May 6, 2017 Graduation, Class of 2016 Summer Term 2017 May 8, 2017 Start of CPPE-I (P2) May 8, 2017 First day of classes: Summer Term (P3) May 29, 2017 Memorial Day May 29, 2017 Start of CPPE-II (P2)
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