Today’s Lunch Menu
Chicken Strips, Cheeseburger, Burrito, Salad Bar, Corn, Peas, Baby Carrots, Pineapple Chunks, Assorted Fresh Fruit and Milk
Upcoming Breakfast Menu
May 25th: Waffles, Assorted Juice, Choice of Fruit
Happy Birthday to:
No birthdays today
After School Activities
Welcome to 5th Grade Event – 5:30-6:30 PM
Newspaper Meeting: 2:55-3:50 PM
Upcoming Events
May 28: NO SCHOOL – Memorial Day
June 1: 8th Grade Farewell Dance 7-9 PM
June 5: 8th Grade Recognition Night 7:00 PM
June 6: Last Day of School – 2:46 PM Dismissal
8th Grade Soccer Players!
Attention 8th Grade Boys & Girls Soccer Players! Coaches Mike Marse and Francisco Huerta will be here on Thursday, May 24 during your lunch time to give you information about next year’s freshman soccer. If you have any questions, they will be ready to answer them. Boys play in the fall and girls play in the spring. Go Comets!
Track Uniforms
Track uniforms must be turned in to Ms. R or be paid for ($40). Turn them in to Ms. R in the choir room ASAP or the fine will be added to your account!
NEWSPAPER CLUB MEETS THURSDAY
The Phoenix Rising Newspaper Club will meet at 2:55 p.m. Thursday (May 24) in the school library. The meeting will be done by 3:50 p.m. Please have arrangements to have a ride home. This will be the end-of-the-school-year party! If you are interested in the club for the future, contact the advisor, Mr. Thom Aiello, at thomaiello@gmail.com.
Fitness Center CLOSED!
The fitness center will be closed after school for the remainder of the school year. Any student who needs to make up Phy-Ed classes should see your P.E. teacher.
Time to return the Library Books!
The final due date for student library books this school year is Friday, May 25th. The last day for book check-out is May 23rd. Please make every effort to return your books as the end of the school year approaches. Any materials (library books and textbooks) that are not returned will be added to your student account and fines will follow you through graduation! In addition, please remember that when you turn in your Chromebooks, the Chromebook, case & charger will be collected. If you have questions, feel free to stop by the library.
Talent Show
The annual Phoenix Talent Show will be held on Monday, June 4th. Tryouts will be after school on Tuesday, 5/29. Now is a good time to start picking out and practicing your act. We are looking for variety – singers, dancers, instrumentalists, and other wacky talents! If you have any questions, see Mrs. R, Ms. Engerson, or Ms. Deck
Consequences for Wearing a Hat or Hoodie
When a student is caught wearing a hoodie or hat in school, the item is confiscated and turned into the office for safe-keeping. The consequences are as follows:
1st Offence: Student may pick it up at the end of the day.
2nd Offence: Parent must pick up the item in the office.
3rd & Subsequent Offences: Parent pick-up and student will receive an In-School Suspension.
The American Legion gives opportunity to our students to represent DDHS at Badger Boys and Girls State by both being and organizing local sponsors. The chosen delegates join a group of students from around the state to experience government and leadership. A Badger State is formed during the week event where students run for various political offices and learn from political leaders.
We are proud to announce that we have 8 boys and 2 girls to represent us this year:
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Samuel Grover
Trent Hernandez
Jeremy Brown
Aidan Showalter
Sean Seitz
Chase Castel
Luca Lopez
Jonathan Wright
GIRLS:
Kora Zoe Quinn
Olivia Patterson
This year’s sponsors include the American Legion Post 95, the American Legion Post 95 Aux,. and American Legion Post 183 along with the Lions Club, the Masonic Lodge, and the Rotary Club of Delavan. Thank you!
Attention Boys Basketball Players: Summer schedules are now available in the AD office, stop in and pick up your copy.
LIBRARY – The final due date for student library books this school year is Friday, May 25. The last day for book check-out is May 23. Please make every effort to return your books as the end of the school year approaches. Any materials (library books and textbooks) that are not returned will be added to your student account and fines will follow you through graduation. In addition, please remember that when you turn in your Chromebooks, the Chromebook, case and charger will be collected. If you have questions, feel free to stop by the Learning Commons between 7:00 am and 3:30 pm.
Attention Students: Aram Library Design Workshop We need YOUR help in designing the Aram Public Library of the future! Architects from FEH Design will be on hand Wednesday, May 30 and Thursday May 31 between 9:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. to bring your ideas to life. Stop by to share your ideas, evaluate the design concepts, and vote on your favorite.
Attention Students: The PBIS 2nd semester drawing will be on Tuesday, May 29, 2018. Students can stop by the AP Office to drop off Comet Cash for your chance to win the following: Nintendo Switch, 43” Philips Smart TV, Skullcandy Wireless Headphones, I-Home Wireless Speakers, (2)Wireless Mouse, Bean Bag Chair, Roku Express Plus, (2) DDHS PopSockets, XL Long Sleeve Comet Shirt, LG Comet T-Shirt, and Various Gift Cards.
Attention Students: Want to see your administrators and teachers kiss a pig? How about take a pie to the face, or shave their head? Or, how about all three? All you have to do is get fewer than 493 office referrals as a school for second semester to get the following incentives: If you have 461-492 Office referrals as a school 1 incentive from the list below 426-460 Office referrals as a school 2 incentives from the list below 400-425 Office referrals as a school 3 incentives from the list below Under 400 Office referrals as a school gets all 4 incentives below The incentives are:Shaved head- Mr. Beighton, Mr. Stark Kiss pig- Mr. Karedes, Mr. Zimmerman, Mrs. Urmanski, Ms. Norton Duct Tape person to wall- Mr. Zimmerman, Teacher TBD Pie in face- Mrs. Urmanski, Mr. Zimmerman, Mrs. Jordan, Ms. Gurholt Current Office Referral count for the semester is: 386 Weeks to go until the assembly: 1 week
Attention Students: Monday, May 21st – Thursday, May 31st, we will be collecting Chromebooks. It is essential that the Chromebook, Case, and the ADAPTER, all be turned in, at the same time. Students will be charged for damages, and missing pieces, at the time of collection.
Attention Students: Here at Turtle Creek we will be having our end of the year field day. We will be outside and will have different activity stations for students to rotate through. We are looking for volunteers to run a specific station on Thursday, May 31st. If the weather is not suitable, our make-up (rain date) is June 5th. Volunteers would have to be able to join us on the make-up date if needed. The timeframe is either 8:30-11:45 AND/OR 12-3:15. If you could give me the name of volunteers by the end of this week, that would be wonderful! At this time, we have 12 spots open. I have attached the schedule and activities if you are interested.
2018-2019 10th and 11th Graders, Next year we will again have the PSAT/NMSQT Test. This stands for Pre-SAT/National Merit Scholarship Corporation. By taking this test you can see if you qualify for any National Merit Scholarships, your college readiness, estimated SAT score and academic strengths/weaknesses. This a great opportunity to practice standardized tests in order to prepare for the ACT and/or SAT.
Only Juniors are eligible for the National Merit Scholarship. The test date is October 10th, 2018. The cost for the test is $16. If you are a junior on free/reduced lunch you are eligible for a fee waiver (first come first serve basis). If you are interested in taking the test please sign up in Student Services. No need to pay yet, I just want to see how many are interested. The sign up will remain open until September 10th, 2018. You may also grab a Quick Reference Guide to the PSAT in Student Services.
Job Listings (Check Out the Job Board Near the AP Office
Royal Basket Trucks in Darien has a few summer openings for high school students. If you are interested in a part time summer job, come fill out an application and take our short survey. 201 Badger Parkway, Darien, WI 53114
PART-TIME HELP WANTED CASHIER/RECEPTIONIST Kunes Country Ford-Lincoln of Delavan is looking for a friendly, outgoing person for receptionist, cashier and other booking duties. Hours would be evenings and Saturdays. Experience preferred, but will train the right candidate. Includes competitive hourly pay rate. Please apply in person and fill out job application. 1234 East Geneva St., Delavan, WI 53115
ANDERSON MERCHANDISERS has an opening for a part-time retail merchandising position. We ask that candidates have 20 hours a week availability, however, 20 hours are not guaranteed. Candidates must have the ability to lift up to 50 pounds. Full upper and lower body mobility is necessary. You must be at least 18 years old and a high school/equivalency graduate. More details are available on our website,amerch.com/careers. Starting salary is $11.75 per hour. Interested parties should apply on our website,www.amerch.com/careers.
Today’s Lunch Menu
Chicken Patty, Grilled Cheese, Mixed Greens, Sweet Tots, Baked Beans, Mandarin Oranges, Assorted Fresh Fruit and Milk
Upcoming Breakfast Menu
May 29th: Cheese Omelet, Toast, Assorted Juice, Choice of Fruit
Happy Birthday to:
Mrs. Mansfield
5/26 Luis Medina
5/27 Ashley Baca
5/28 Mya Hatton
After School Activities
Monday, May 28th: Memorial Day Parade – Marching Band
Upcoming Events
May 28: NO SCHOOL – Memorial Day
June 1: 8th Grade Farewell Dance 7-9 PM
June 5: 8th Grade Recognition Night 7:00 PM
June 6: Last Day of School – 2:46 PM Dismissal
Yearbooks are here!
Attention Students! Yearbooks have arrived! Distribution of purchased yearbooks will be during lunch on Tuesday, May 29th! If you DID NOT pre-order a book, there are 27 books left for purchase at $27.00 each. Books can be purchased in the office. Don’t miss out on a yearbook! They will go fast!
Yearbook Etiquette
Students! Make sure to note the following:
• Yearbooks can be out before or after school for signatures.
• Yearbooks are only allowed in classes with teacher’s permission & may be confiscated if causing a distraction to the learning of others.
• If you vandalize or deface someone else’s yearbook – you will be ersponsible for buying a replacement book.
8th Grade Soccer Players!
Attention 8th Grade Boys & Girls Soccer Players! There is a sign up sheet in the office for high school soccer! Please stop by and sign up. The coaches would like to have an idea of how many players are interested in playing soccer next year.
Track Uniforms
Track uniforms must be turned in to Ms. R or be paid for ($40). Turn them in to Ms. R in the choir room ASAP or the fine will be added to your account!
Fitness Center CLOSED!
The fitness center will be closed after school for the remainder of the school year. Any student who needs to make up Phy-Ed classes should see your P.E. teacher.
Time to return the Library Books!
The final due date for student library books this school year is Friday, May 25th. The last day for book check-out is May 23rd. Please make every effort to return your books as the end of the school year approaches. Any materials (library books and textbooks) that are not returned will be added to your student account and fines will follow you through graduation! In addition, please remember that when you turn in your Chromebooks, the Chromebook, case & charger will be collected. If you have questions, feel free to stop by the library.
Talent Show
The annual Phoenix Talent Show will be held on Monday, June 4th. Tryouts will be after school on Tuesday, 5/29. Now is a good time to start picking out and practicing your act. We are looking for variety – singers, dancers, instrumentalists, and other wacky talents! If you have any questions, see Mrs. R, Ms. Engerson, or Ms. Deck
Consequences for Wearing a Hat or Hoodie
When a student is caught wearing a hoodie or hat in school, the item is confiscated and turned into the office for safe-keeping. The consequences are as follows:
1st Offence: Student may pick it up at the end of the day.
2nd Offence: Parent must pick up the item in the office.
3rd & Subsequent Offences: Parent pick-up and student will receive an In-School Suspension.
Today’s Lunch Menu
French Bread Pizza, Hamburger, Hotdog, Salad Bar, Carrots, Green Beans, Peaches, Assorted Fresh Fruit and Milk
Upcoming Breakfast Menu
May 30th : Waffles, Assorted Juice, Choice of Fruit
Happy Birthday to:
Christopher Hamell
Mackenzie Mohr
After School Activities
Monday, May 28th: Memorial Day Parade – Marching Band
Upcoming Events
June 1: 8th Grade Farewell Dance 7-9 PM
June 5: 8th Grade Recognition Night 7:00 PM
June 6: Last Day of School – 2:46 PM Dismissal
Yearbooks are here!
Attention Students! Yearbooks have arrived! Distribution of purchased yearbooks will be during lunch on Tuesday, May 29th! If you DID NOT pre-order a book, there are 27 books left for purchase at $27.00 each. Books can be purchased in the office. Don’t miss out on a yearbook! They will go fast!
Yearbook Etiquette
Students! Make sure to note the following:
• Yearbooks can be out before or after school for signatures.
• Yearbooks are only allowed in classes with teacher’s permission & may be confiscated if causing a distraction to the learning of others.
• If you vandalize or deface someone else’s yearbook – you will be ersponsible for buying a replacement book.
8th Grade Soccer Players!
Attention 8th Grade Boys & Girls Soccer Players! There is a sign up sheet in the office for high school soccer! Please stop by and sign up. The coaches would like to have an idea of how many players are interested in playing soccer next year.
Track Uniforms
Track uniforms must be turned in to Ms. R or be paid for ($40). Turn them in to Ms. R in the choir room ASAP or the fine will be added to your account!
Fitness Center CLOSED!
The fitness center will be closed after school for the remainder of the school year. Any student who needs to make up Phy-Ed classes should see your P.E. teacher.
Talent Show
The annual Phoenix Talent Show will be held on Monday, June 4th. Tryouts will be after school on Tuesday, 5/29. Now is a good time to start picking out and practicing your act. We are looking for variety – singers, dancers, instrumentalists, and other wacky talents! If you have any questions, see Mrs. R, Ms. Engerson, or Ms. Deck
Consequences for Wearing a Hat or Hoodie
When a student is caught wearing a hoodie or hat in school, the item is confiscated and turned into the office for safe-keeping. The consequences are as follows:
1st Offence: Student may pick it up at the end of the day.
2nd Offence: Parent must pick up the item in the office.
3rd & Subsequent Offences: Parent pick-up and student will receive an In-School Suspension.
We are pleased to announce that Turtle Creek Elementary School has been awarded a 21st Century Community Learning Center Grant beginning in the 2018-2019 school year. Turtle Creek was a previous grant recipient over the past five years and has been successfully running a CLC (after school program) since 2013. In February, Turtle Creek reapplied for funding in a highly competitive grant competition in order to continue and expand our current program. Over the course of the next five years of the grant, Turtle Creek will receive a total of $650,000 to offer high quality after school academic intervention and enrichment to our students.
Although the focus of the Turtle Creek Elementary CLC is primarily literacy and math intervention, we also provide additional services to support student learning and development, including tutoring and mentoring, homework help, academic enrichment (such as hands-on science and technology programs), community service opportunities, as well as music, arts, sports, and cultural activities. In addition, the CLC offers a variety of parenting activities throughout the school year.
CLC funds primarily serve students from schools that have at least 40 percent of their students from low income families (defined as qualifying for free and reduced lunch, although other sources of objective data in addition to free and reduced lunch count may be used to establish eligibility). In addition, schools demonstrating a strong need for academic support and intervention in the areas of literacy and math receive priority for grant awards.
We are so pleased to be able to continue to offer high quality after school programming to our students for an additional five years!
A special thanks to Katie Kopp and Michelle Minton for helping write the grant and their ongoing commitment to the program.
The Southern Lakes Conference Academic Top Ten Banquet is hosted to celebrate the academic achievements of the top 10 students in each of the eight conference schools. Many of the students carry a grade point average (GPA) above a 4.0 and have taken a multitude of advanced placement and college transcripted courses, excelling in the area of academics. The ten students representing Delavan-Darien High School had greater than a 4.0 GPA and participated in a total of 66 advanced placement courses, ranging from a total of four to eleven AP courses over the course of their four year high school career.
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Front row, left to right: Ryan Severson, Seth Grabow, Andrew Logterman, Richard Karbash
Second row, left to right: Dr. Robert Crist, Madeleine Freitag, Jaida Speth, Hana Romero, Payton Zacharias, Jim Karedes
Attention Boy Soccer Players: There will be a meeting for all boys interested in participating in soccer next fall on Thursday, May 31st immediately after school in the library.
Attention Students: Here at Turtle Creek we will be having our end of the year field day. We will be outside and will have different activity stations for students to rotate through. We are looking for volunteers to run a specific station on Thursday, May 31st. If the weather is not suitable, our make-up (rain date) is June 5th. Volunteers would have to be able to join us on the make-up date if needed. The timeframe is either 8:30-11:45 AND/OR 12-3:15. If you could give me the name of volunteers by the end of this week, that would be wonderful! At this time, we have 12 spots open. I have attached the schedule and activities if you are interested.
Attention Students: IT will be collecting Chromebooks from Seniors on Friday, June 1st from 9-11am and June 4-5 for Freshman, Sophomores, Juniors. It is essential that the Chromebook, Case, and the ADAPTER, all be turned in, at the same time. Students will be charged for damages, and missing pieces, at the time of collection.
2018-2019 10th and 11th Graders, Next year we will again have the PSAT/NMSQT Test. This stands for Pre-SAT/National Merit Scholarship Corporation. By taking this test you can see if you qualify for any National Merit Scholarships, your college readiness, estimated SAT score and academic strengths/weaknesses. This a great opportunity to practice standardized tests in order to prepare for the ACT and/or SAT.
Only Juniors are eligible for the National Merit Scholarship. The test date is October 10th, 2018. The cost for the test is $16. If you are a junior on free/reduced lunch you are eligible for a fee waiver (first come first serve basis). If you are interested in taking the test please sign up in Student Services. No need to pay yet, I just want to see how many are interested. The sign up will remain open until September 10th, 2018. You may also grab a Quick Reference Guide to the PSAT in Student Services.
Job Listings (Check Out the Job Board Near the AP Office
Royal Basket Trucks in Darien has a few summer openings for high school students. If you are interested in a part time summer job, come fill out an application and take our short survey. 201 Badger Parkway, Darien, WI 53114
Today’s Lunch Menu
Soft Shell Tacos, Grilled Chicken, Grilled Cheese, Salad Bar, Corn, Refried Beans, Pears, Assorted Fresh Fruit and Milk
Upcoming Breakfast Menu
May 31st : Breakfast Pizza, Assorted Juice, Choice of Fruit
Happy Birthday to:
Alton Wimer
Mollee Flitcroft
Mrs. Deck
After School Activities
No events today
Upcoming Events
June 1: 8th Grade Farewell Dance 7-9 PM
June 5: 8th Grade Recognition Night 7:00 PM
June 6: Last Day of School – 2:46 PM Dismissal
Art Field Trip
Students attending the art field trip today will be called to the Cafeteria at 8:15 AM. Please remain in your class until that time!
Yearbooks are here!
Attention Students! Yearbooks have arrived! Distribution of purchased yearbooks were during lunch on Tuesday, May 29th! If you DID NOT pre-order a book, there are 20 books left for purchase at $27.00 each. Books can be purchased in the office. Don’t miss out on a yearbook! They will go fast!
The following students still need to pick up their pre-purchased yearbooks in the office: Chandler Asmus, Logan Thiele, Alyssa Wimer, Jacob Liljegren, Dahminick Markling, Ismael Jaramillo & Alton Wimer.
Yearbook Etiquette
Students! Make sure to note the following:
• Yearbooks can be out before or after school for signatures.
• Yearbooks are only allowed in classes with teacher’s permission & may be confiscated if causing a distraction to the learning of others.
• If you vandalize or deface someone else’s yearbook – you will be ersponsible for buying a replacement book.
Library News
AND THE WINNER IS….
The top 2 classes with the least overdues for 3rd quarter are….Ms. Kieser’s ELA class and Mrs. Thorson’s Period 1/2 ELA class. Sixth Grade was the winner for the grade level challenge!! Congratulations to all!! Treats will be coming your way. The next challenge – The first class to have all of their library books turned in will earn an ice cream treat!!
DDHS Dance Team Try-Outs
8th Graders! Have you been thinking about joining the Dance Team at DDHS next fall? If you are interested in more information, please stop by the office for an audition packet. Auditions are on Thursday, May 31st at 3:00 pm at DDHS. If you are interested in auditioning, you must have this packet with you and it must be signed by a parent! Packets are available in the Phoenix Middle School office. Pick one up TODAY!
8th Grade Soccer Players!
Attention 8th Grade Boys & Girls Soccer Players! There is a sign up sheet in the office for high school soccer! Please stop by and sign up. The coaches would like to have an idea of how many players are interested in playing soccer next year.
Track Uniforms
Track uniforms must be turned in to Ms. R or be paid for ($40). Turn them in to Ms. R in the choir room ASAP or the fine will be added to your account!
Fitness Center CLOSED!
The fitness center will be closed after school for the remainder of the school year. Any student who needs to make up Phy-Ed classes should see your P.E. teacher.
Talent Show
The annual Phoenix Talent Show will be held on Monday, June 4th (note the change in date!)
Consequences for Wearing a Hat or Hoodie
When a student is caught wearing a hoodie or hat in school, the item is confiscated and turned into the office for safe-keeping. The consequences are as follows:
1st Offence: Student may pick it up at the end of the day.
2nd Offence: Parent must pick up the item in the office.
3rd & Subsequent
Each year the Wisconsin Association of Bilingual Education (WIABE) holds a conference to promote educational opportunities and academic excellence in the education of minority language learners in Wisconsin.
During the conference, educators from across the state had the opportunity of being recognized for the commitment in supporting WIABE’s mission of supporting and encouraging the implementation of enrichment form of bilingual education that develop age-appropriate English proficiency, while helping students maintain a sense of pride in their own cultures, language, and diversity.
Educators who demonstrate this commitment are awarded the WIABE Bilingual/Bicultural Educator of the Year Award. Delavan-Darien School District had six educators who received this prestigious award.
On April 27, during the 2017-2018 WIABE conference, the nominees were presented with their award. The educators from our district who received the award were: Helen Guerrero, Ray Paez, Jorge Inzunza, Janet Beilman, Maria Ramos-Speth and Matthew Hadlock.
These teachers demonstrate equity and excellence in the following ways:
Helen Guerrero Kindergarten Dual Language Teacher Wileman Elementary
Helen is first-rate educator. She exhibits enthusiasm in her teaching and continually seeks to share ideas with her colleagues and to create harmony among Dual Language and Monolingual education teachers. Her experience teaching in her native country of Guatemala has helped ensure that instructional time in Spanish is authentic.
Ray Paez First Grade Dual Language Teacher Turtle Creek Elementary
The phrase most often expressed when someone talks about Ray is usually one of two things, “I love Ray or love Mr. Paez-he is such a kind person.” He shows equal kindness to all he meets, no matter what their background. He demonstrates a dedication to furthering his own learning, which is a wonderful example for all students, but especially for our Latino students.
Jorge Inzunza Fourth Grade Dual Language Teacher Darien Elementary
Jorge is a wonderful example of the benefits of multilingualism. His Bachelor’s degree was done in Spanish, his Master’s in French and his PhD in Education in Portuguese. English is his fourth language. With his advanced levels of education he brings a background of experience in the field of educational research. He uses this background in the classroom by teaching students to be analytical thinkers.
Janet Beilman ESL Teacher Phoenix Middle School
Janet has been a key educator en the development of all ESL services for our minority language speakers. She not only diligently makes sure our district meets all the requirements of laws regarding minority language speakers, but she also strives to ensure that instruction is culturally inclusive.
Maria Ramos-Speth ESL Teacher DDHS
Maria is a role model and a strong pillar for our Latino Community, parents, staff, and Latino students. Students seek her out for help, support, and guidance. All who meet her can see her interest and care for the students she works with. She strives to support diversity through her participation in district sponsored multicultural events.
Matt Hadlock Bilingual Reading Specialist Darien Elementary/Phoenix Middle School
Matt continues to impress everyone. We repeatedly see how excellent he is with students as a whole group, as well as with them individually. His dedication to students is inspiring. Additionally, his stories of world travel help inspire students to pursue their dreams.
We are proud to have educators who put such a high priority on equity and excellence in their own instruction and who encourage equity among their students and colleagues.
WIABE Premio al Educador Bilingüe/Bicultural del Año 2017-2018.
Cada año, la Asociación de Educación Bilingüe de Wisconsin (WIABE) celebra una conferencia para promover las oportunidades educativas y la excelencia académica en la educación de los estudiantes de idiomas minoritarios en Wisconsin.
Durante la conferencia, los educadores de todo el estado tuvieron la oportunidad de ser reconocidos por el compromiso de apoyar la misión de WIABE de apoyar y alentar la implementación de formas enriquecidas de la educación bilingüe que desarrolla un dominio del inglés apropiado para su edad, mientras ayuda a los estudiantes a mantener un sentido de orgullo de sus propias culturas, idioma y diversidad.
Los educadores que demuestran este compromiso reciben el premio WIABE de Educador
Bilingüe/Bicultural del año. El distrito escolar DE Delavan-Darien tuvo seis educadores que recibieron
este prestigioso premio.
El 27 de abril durante la conferencia WIABE 2017-2018, los nominados recibieron su premio. Los educadores de nuestro distrito que recibieron el premio fueron: Helen Guerrero, Ray Paez, Jorge Inzunza, Janet Beilman, Maria Ramos-Speth y Matthew Hadlock.
Estos maestros demuestran equidad y excelencia de las siguientes maneras:
Helen Guerrero Maestra de Kindergarten de Lenguaje Dual Escuela Primaria Wileman
Helen es una educadora de primer nivel. Ella exhibe entusiasmo en su enseñanza y continuamente busca compartir ideas con sus colegas y crear armonía entre los maestros de educación bilingüe y unilingüe. Su experiencia enseñando en su país natal, Guatemala ha ayudado a garantizar que el tiempo de instrucción en español sea auténtico.
Ray Paez Maestro de Primer Grado de Lenguaje Dual Escuela Primaria Turtle Creek
La frase más a menudo expresada cuando alguien habla de Ray suele ser una de dos cosas: "Amo a Ray o amo al Sr. Paez; es una persona muy amable". Muestra igual bondad a todos los que conoce, sin importar su origen. . Demuestra una dedicación para promover su propio aprendizaje, que es un ejemplo maravilloso para todos los estudiantes, pero especialmente para nuestros estudiantes latinos.
Jorge Inzunza Maestro de Cuarto Grado de Lenguaje Dual Escuela Primaria Darién
Jorge es un maravilloso ejemplo de los beneficios del multilingüismo. Su grado de licenciado fue en español, su maestría en francés y su doctorado en educación en portugués. El inglés es su cuarto idioma. Con sus niveles avanzados de educación trae mucha experiencia en el campo de la investigación educativa. El utiliza estos antecedentes en el aula enseñando a los estudiantes a ser pensadores analíticos.
Janet Beilman Maestra de Inglés como Segundo idioma (ESL siglas en inglés) Escuela Intermedia Phoenix
Janet ha sido una educadora clave en el desarrollo de todos los servicios de ESL para nuestros hablantes de idiomas minoritarios. Ella no solo se asegura diligentemente de que nuestro distrito cumpla con todos los requisitos de las leyes sobre hablantes de idiomas minoritarios, sino que también se esfuerza por garantizar que la enseñanza sea culturalmente inclusiva.
María Ramos– Maestra de Inglés como Segundo idioma (ESL siglas en inglés) DDHS
María es un modelo a seguir y un pilar fuerte para nuestra comunidad latina, padres, personal y estudiantes latinos. Los estudiantes la buscan al necesitar de ayuda, apoyo y orientación. Todos los que la conocen pueden ver su interés y preocupación por los estudiantes con los que trabaja. Ella se esfuerza por apoyar la diversidad a través de su participación en eventos multiculturales patrocinados por el distrito.
Matt Hadlock Especialista Bilingüe en Lectura Escuela Primaria Darién/Escuela Intermedia Phoenix
Matt continúa impresionando a todos. Vemos repetidamente lo excelente que es con los estudiantes como un grupo completo, así como también individualmente con ellos. Su dedicación a los estudiantes es inspiradora. Además sus historias de viajes mundiales ayudan a inspirar a los estudiantes a perseguir sus sueños.
Nos enorgullece tener educadores que ponen tanta prioridad a la equidad y la excelencia en su propia instrucción y que fomentan la equidad entre sus alumnos y colegas.
Mini-Corndogs, Bacon Cheeseburger, Meatball Sandwich, Grilled Cheese, Salad Bar, Soup, California Veggies, Pineapple, Fruit, Milk
Announcements:
Attention Boy Soccer Players: There will be a meeting for all boys interested in participating in soccer next fall on Thursday, May 31st immediately after school in the library.
Attention Students: Here at Turtle Creek we will be having our end of the year field day. We will be outside and will have different activity stations for students to rotate through. We are looking for volunteers to run a specific station on Thursday, May 31st. If the weather is not suitable, our make-up (rain date) is June 5th. Volunteers would have to be able to join us on the make-up date if needed. The timeframe is either 8:30-11:45 AND/OR 12-3:15. If you could give me the name of volunteers by the end of this week, that would be wonderful! At this time, we have 12 spots open. I have attached the schedule and activities if you are interested.
Attention Track Athletes: Coach St. Arnauld will be by the Library to collect uniforms after school on Friday, June 1. Items not returned will be billed to your student account.
Attention Students: IT will be collecting Chromebooks from Seniors on Friday, June 1st and June 4-5 for Freshman, Sophomores, Juniors. It is essential that the Chromebook, Case, and the ADAPTER, all be turned in, at the same time. Students will be charged for damages, and missing pieces, at the time of collection.
Attention Students: The Spring Sports Awards Program will be Wednesday, June 6th, starting at 6:30 in the auditorium.
2018-2019 10th and 11th Graders, Next year we will again have the PSAT/NMSQT Test. This stands for Pre-SAT/National Merit Scholarship Corporation. By taking this test you can see if you qualify for any National Merit Scholarships, your college readiness, estimated SAT score and academic strengths/weaknesses. This a great opportunity to practice standardized tests in order to prepare for the ACT and/or SAT.
Only Juniors are eligible for the National Merit Scholarship. The test date is October 10th, 2018. The cost for the test is $16. If you are a junior on free/reduced lunch you are eligible for a fee waiver (first come first serve basis). If you are interested in taking the test please sign up in Student Services. No need to pay yet, I just want to see how many are interested. The sign up will remain open until September 10th, 2018. You may also grab a Quick Reference Guide to the PSAT in Student Services.
Job Listings (Check Out the Job Board Near the AP Office
New Burger King Opening on Hwy 11 Elkhorn: Looking for Team Members & Hourly Leaders. Apply online at JoinTeamCave.com (Store #25318)
Royal Basket Trucks in Darien has a few summer openings for high school students. If you are interested in a part time summer job, come fill out an application and take our short survey. 201 Badger Parkway, Darien, WI 53114
Today’s Lunch Menu
Mini Corndogs, Cheeseburger, Lasagna Rollup w/Breadstick, Salad Bar, Carrots, Green Beans, Pineapple Chunks, Assorted Fresh Fruit and Milk
Upcoming Breakfast Menu
June 1st : Breakfast Round, Assorted Juice, Choice of Fruit
Happy Birthday to:
Anastasia Serna
After School Activities
No events today
Upcoming Events
June 1: 8th Grade Farewell Dance 7-9 PM
June 5: 8th Grade Recognition Night 7:00 PM
June 6: Last Day of School – 2:46 PM Dismissal
Yearbooks are here!
Attention Students! Yearbooks have arrived! Distribution of purchased yearbooks were during lunch on Tuesday, May 29th! If you DID NOT pre-order a book, there are 13 books left for purchase at $27.00 each. Books can be purchased in the office. Don’t miss out on a yearbook! They will go fast!
The following students still need to pick up their pre-purchased yearbooks in the office: Logan Thiele, Jacob Liljegren, Ismael Jaramillo & Alton Wimer.
Yearbook Etiquette
Students! Make sure to note the following:
• Yearbooks can be out before or after school for signatures.
• Yearbooks are only allowed in classes with teacher’s permission & may be confiscated if causing a distraction to the learning of others.
• If you vandalize or deface someone else’s yearbook – you will be ersponsible for buying a replacement book.
Library News
AND THE WINNER IS….
The top 2 classes with the least overdues for 3rd quarter are….Ms. Kieser’s ELA class and Mrs. Thorson’s Period 1/2 ELA class. Sixth Grade was the winner for the grade level challenge!! Congratulations to all!! Treats will be coming your way. The next challenge – The first class to have all of their library books turned in will earn an ice cream treat!!
DDHS Dance Team Try-Outs
8th Graders! Have you been thinking about joining the Dance Team at DDHS next fall? If you are interested in more information, please stop by the office for an audition packet. Auditions are on Thursday, May 31st at 3:00 pm at DDHS. If you are interested in auditioning, you must have this packet with you and it must be signed by a parent! Packets are available in the Phoenix Middle School office. Pick one up TODAY!
8th Grade Soccer Players!
Attention 8th Grade Boys & Girls Soccer Players! There is a sign up sheet in the office for high school soccer! Please stop by and sign up. The coaches would like to have an idea of how many players are interested in playing soccer next year.
Track Uniforms
Track uniforms must be turned in to Ms. R or be paid for ($40). Turn them in to Ms. R in the choir room ASAP or the fine will be added to your account!
Fitness Center CLOSED!
The fitness center will be closed after school for the remainder of the school year. Any student who needs to make up Phy-Ed classes should see your P.E. teacher.
Talent Show
The annual Phoenix Talent Show will be held on Monday, June 4th (note the change in date!)
Consequences for Wearing a Hat or Hoodie
When a student is caught wearing a hoodie or hat in school, the item is confiscated and turned into the office for safe-keeping. The consequences are as follows:
1st Offence: Student may pick it up at the end of the day.
2nd Offence: Parent must pick up the item in the office.
3rd & Subsequent Offences: Parent pick-up and student will receive an In-School Suspension.
Attention Track Athletes: Coach St. Arnauld will be by the Library to collect uniforms after school on Friday, June 1. Items not returned will be billed to your student account.
Attention Students: IT will be collecting Chromebooks from Seniors on Friday, June 1st and June 4-5 for Freshman, Sophomores, Juniors. It is essential that the Chromebook, Case, and the ADAPTER, all be turned in, at the same time. Students will be charged for damages, and missing pieces, at the time of collection.
Attention Students: If you owe lunch money, please pay before lunch ends. Otherwise, if you just need your paper stamped, you can stop by the cafeteria anytime before 1:00PM, Friday, June 1st or anytime before 3:00PM on Monday, June 4th.
Attention Students: The Spring Sports Awards Program will be Wednesday, June 6th, starting at 6:30 in the auditorium.
Attention All Students: Your yearbooks are scheduled to ship no later than Friday. Because the plant is in Loves Park, IL that means you will get your books the next day. So they will be at DDHS no later than Monday (6/4). If you are a senior and unable to pick up your yearbook, you will receive it at graduation.
Attention Students: Driver Education class for this Summer session still has room available. The class begins on Tuesday June 12 and class time is 12:00pm to 2:00pm. Applications are available online at www.wallaceoneway.com . Feel free to call or text 262-949-0426 for more information. Sign up today as space is limited.
2018-2019 10th and 11th Graders, Next year we will again have the PSAT/NMSQT Test. This stands for Pre-SAT/National Merit Scholarship Corporation. By taking this test you can see if you qualify for any National Merit Scholarships, your college readiness, estimated SAT score and academic strengths/weaknesses. This a great opportunity to practice standardized tests in order to prepare for the ACT and/or SAT.
Only Juniors are eligible for the National Merit Scholarship. The test date is October 10th, 2018. The cost for the test is $16. If you are a junior on free/reduced lunch you are eligible for a fee waiver (first come first serve basis). If you are interested in taking the test please sign up in Student Services. No need to pay yet, I just want to see how many are interested. The sign up will remain open until September 10th, 2018. You may also grab a Quick Reference Guide to the PSAT in Student Services.
Job Listings (Check Out the Job Board Near the AP Office
Fleet Farm will be opening in Delavan, WI in October 2018. This summer we will be busy recruiting for full-time and part-time team members for all positions. Starting in June, our openings will be posted on www.jobs.fleetfarm.com. The application can be completed on a computer or mobile device. We will be recruiting:Auto Service Techs, Auto Service Advisors, Merchandise Associates for all Departments, Cashiers, Recovery and Stock Team Member, And Many More! We offer competitive pay with premium pay for our part-time team members when they work weekends and legal holidays. All applicants need to be 16 years old at the time of application. Anyone interested in these positions can text DELAVAN to 86516 to apply. They can also reach me via email or phone: 920.851.0086.
Life Beyond Brain Injury (LifeBeyondBrainInjury.org) We are seeking summer student interns to help with everything from our social media campaign and the rebuild of our web site to planning events and speaking with the media.This is a great chance to gain references and real-world experience in a very short time as part of a highly visible project. Two of our previous interns just landed paying jobs because of the work they did with us in March of this year! Please direct any inquiries to Tom Hapka at winwisconsin@gmail.com or 920.285.8055.
New Burger King Opening on Hwy 11 Elkhorn: Looking for Team Members & Hourly Leaders. Apply online at JoinTeamCave.com (Store #25318)
Royal Basket Trucks in Darien has a few summer openings for high school students. If you are interested in a part time summer job, come fill out an application and take our short survey. 201 Badger Parkway, Darien, WI 53114
Today’s Lunch Menu
Orange Chicken, Corndog, Burrito, Salad Bar, Baby Carrots, Broccoli, Peas, Mandarin Oranges, Assorted Fresh Fruit and Milk
Upcoming Breakfast Menu
June 2nd : Chef Choice-Breakfast, Assorted Juice, Choice of Fruit
Happy Birthday to:
Paul Taylor
Karina Fonseca
Leonardo Porras
Diego Valadez
Kayela Whitmore
After School Activities
No events today
Upcoming Events
June 1: 8th Grade Farewell Dance 7-9 PM
June 3: Jazz in the Park 3:00 PM @ the Bandshell
June 5: 8th Grade Recognition Night 7:00 PM
June 6: Last Day of School – 2:46 PM Dismissal
Yearbooks are here!
Attention Students! Yearbooks have arrived! Distribution of purchased yearbooks were during lunch on Tuesday, May 29th! If you DID NOT pre-order a book, there are 8 books left for purchase at $27.00 each. Books can be purchased in the office. Don’t miss out on a yearbook! They will go fast!
Yearbook Etiquette
Students! Make sure to note the following:
• Yearbooks can be out before or after school for signatures.
• Yearbooks are only allowed in classes with teacher’s permission & may be confiscated if causing a distraction to the learning of others.
• If you vandalize or deface someone else’s yearbook – you will be ersponsible for buying a replacement book.
Library News
The first class to have all of their books turned in is….. Mrs. Thorson’s Period 1/2 ELA Class! Congratulations! Enjoy your treat!
Track Uniforms
Track uniforms must be turned in to Ms. R or be paid for ($40). Turn them in to Ms. R in the choir room ASAP or the fine will be added to your account!
Fitness Center CLOSED!
The fitness center will be closed after school for the remainder of the school year. Any student who needs to make up Phy-Ed classes should see your P.E. teacher.
Talent Show
The annual Phoenix Talent Show will be held on Monday, June 4th (note the change in date!)
Consequences for Wearing a Hat or Hoodie
When a student is caught wearing a hoodie or hat in school, the item is confiscated and turned into the office for safe-keeping. The consequences are as follows:
1st Offence: Student may pick it up at the end of the day.
2nd Offence: Parent must pick up the item in the office.
3rd & Subsequent Offences: Parent pick-up and student will receive an In-School Suspension.
Fish Fries, Chalupa, Bacon Cheeseburger, Corndog, Salad Bar, Soup, Broccoli, Corn, Fruit, Milk
Announcements:
Attention All Students: Your yearbooks are scheduled to ship no later than Friday. Because the plant is in Loves Park, IL that means you will get your books the next day. So they will be at DDHS no later than Monday (6/4). If you are a senior and unable to pick up your yearbook, you will receive it at graduation.
Attention Students: If you owe lunch money, please pay before lunch ends. Otherwise, if you just need your paper stamped, you can stop by the cafeteria anytime before 1:00PM, Friday, June 1st or anytime before 3:00PM on Monday, June 4th.
Attention Students: IT will be collecting Chromebooks from Seniors on Friday, June 1st and June 4-5 for Freshman, Sophomores, Juniors. It is essential that the Chromebook, Case, and the ADAPTER, all be turned in, at the same time. Students will be charged for damages, and missing pieces, at the time of collection.
Attention Students: The Spring Sports Awards Program will be Wednesday, June 6th, starting at 6:30 in the auditorium.
Attention Students: Driver Education class for this Summer session still has room available. The class begins on Tuesday June 12 and class time is 12:00pm to 2:00pm. Applications are available online at www.wallaceoneway.com . Feel free to call or text 262-949-0426 for more information. Sign up today as space is limited.
2018-2019 10th and 11th Graders, Next year we will again have the PSAT/NMSQT Test. This stands for Pre-SAT/National Merit Scholarship Corporation. By taking this test you can see if you qualify for any National Merit Scholarships, your college readiness, estimated SAT score and academic strengths/weaknesses. This a great opportunity to practice standardized tests in order to prepare for the ACT and/or SAT.
Only Juniors are eligible for the National Merit Scholarship. The test date is October 10th, 2018. The cost for the test is $16. If you are a junior on free/reduced lunch you are eligible for a fee waiver (first come first serve basis). If you are interested in taking the test please sign up in Student Services. No need to pay yet, I just want to see how many are interested. The sign up will remain open until September 10th, 2018. You may also grab a Quick Reference Guide to the PSAT in Student Services.
Job Listings (Check Out the Job Board Near the AP Office
Fleet Farm will be opening in Delavan, WI in October 2018. This summer we will be busy recruiting for full-time and part-time team members for all positions. Starting in June, our openings will be posted on www.jobs.fleetfarm.com. The application can be completed on a computer or mobile device. We will be recruiting:Auto Service Techs, Auto Service Advisors, Merchandise Associates for all Departments, Cashiers, Recovery and Stock Team Member, And Many More! We offer competitive pay with premium pay for our part-time team members when they work weekends and legal holidays. All applicants need to be 16 years old at the time of application. Anyone interested in these positions can text DELAVAN to 86516 to apply. They can also reach me via email or phone: 920.851.0086.
Life Beyond Brain Injury (LifeBeyondBrainInjury.org) We are seeking summer student interns to help with everything from our social media campaign and the rebuild of our web site to planning events and speaking with the media.This is a great chance to gain references and real-world experience in a very short time as part of a highly visible project. Two of our previous interns just landed paying jobs because of the work they did with us in March of this year! Please direct any inquiries to Tom Hapka at winwisconsin@gmail.com or 920.285.8055.
New Burger King Opening on Hwy 11 Elkhorn: Looking for Team Members & Hourly Leaders. Apply online at JoinTeamCave.com (Store #25318)
Royal Basket Trucks in Darien has a few summer openings for high school students. If you are interested in a part time summer job, come fill out an application and take our short survey. 201 Badger Parkway, Darien, WI 53114
Today’s Lunch Menu
Fish Fries, Hot & Spicy Chicken Patty, Burrito, Salad Bar, Broccoli, Carrots, Assorted Fresh Fruit and Milk
Upcoming Breakfast Menu
June 5th: Chef Choice-Breakfast, Assorted Juice, Choice of Fruit
Happy Birthday to:
Adrian Baca
After School Activities
No events today
Upcoming Events
June 5: 8th Grade Recognition Night 7:00 PM
June 6: Last Day of School – 2:46 PM Dismissal
Yearbooks are here!
Attention Students! Yearbooks have arrived! If you DID NOT pre-order a book, there are 8 books left for purchase at $27.00 each. Books can be purchased in the office. Don’t miss out on a yearbook! They will go fast!
Yearbook Etiquette
Students! Make sure to note the following:
• Yearbooks can be out before or after school for signatures.
• Yearbooks are only allowed in classes with teacher’s permission & may be confiscated if causing a distraction to the learning of others.
• If you vandalize or deface someone else’s yearbook – you will be ersponsible for buying a replacement book.
Library News
The first class to have all of their books turned in is….. Mrs. Thorson’s Period 1/2 ELA Class! Congratulations! Enjoy your treat!
Track Uniforms
Track uniforms must be turned in to Ms. R or be paid for ($40). Turn them in to Ms. R in the choir room ASAP or the fine will be added to your account!
Fitness Center CLOSED!
The fitness center will be closed after school for the remainder of the school year. Any student who needs to make up Phy-Ed classes should see your P.E. teacher.
Talent Show
The annual Phoenix Talent Show will be held on Monday, June 4th (note the change in date!)
Consequences for Wearing a Hat or Hoodie
When a student is caught wearing a hoodie or hat in school, the item is confiscated and turned into the office for safe-keeping. The consequences are as follows:
1st Offence: Student may pick it up at the end of the day.
2nd Offence: Parent must pick up the item in the office.
3rd & Subsequent Offences: Parent pick-up and student will receive an In-School Suspension.
Attention Students: IT will be collecting Chromebooks from Seniors on Friday, June 1st and June 4-5 for Freshman, Sophomores, Juniors. It is essential that the Chromebook, Case, and the ADAPTER, all be turned in, at the same time. Students will be charged for damages, and missing pieces, at the time of collection.
Attention Students: The Spring Sports Awards Program will be Wednesday, June 6th, starting at 6:30 in the auditorium.
Attention Students: Driver Education class for this Summer session still has room available. The class begins on Tuesday June 12 and class time is 12:00pm to 2:00pm. Applications are available online at www.wallaceoneway.com . Feel free to call or text 262-949-0426 for more information. Sign up today as space is limited.
2018-2019 10th and 11th Graders, Next year we will again have the PSAT/NMSQT Test. This stands for Pre-SAT/National Merit Scholarship Corporation. By taking this test you can see if you qualify for any National Merit Scholarships, your college readiness, estimated SAT score and academic strengths/weaknesses. This a great opportunity to practice standardized tests in order to prepare for the ACT and/or SAT.
Only Juniors are eligible for the National Merit Scholarship. The test date is October 10th, 2018. The cost for the test is $16. If you are a junior on free/reduced lunch you are eligible for a fee waiver (first come first serve basis). If you are interested in taking the test please sign up in Student Services. No need to pay yet, I just want to see how many are interested. The sign up will remain open until September 10th, 2018. You may also grab a Quick Reference Guide to the PSAT in Student Services.
Job Listings (Check Out the Job Board Near the AP Office
Fleet Farm will be opening in Delavan, WI in October 2018. This summer we will be busy recruiting for full-time and part-time team members for all positions. Starting in June, our openings will be posted on www.jobs.fleetfarm.com. The application can be completed on a computer or mobile device. We will be recruiting:Auto Service Techs, Auto Service Advisors, Merchandise Associates for all Departments, Cashiers, Recovery and Stock Team Member, And Many More! We offer competitive pay with premium pay for our part-time team members when they work weekends and legal holidays. All applicants need to be 16 years old at the time of application. Anyone interested in these positions can text DELAVAN to 86516 to apply. They can also reach me via email or phone: 920.851.0086.
Life Beyond Brain Injury (LifeBeyondBrainInjury.org) We are seeking summer student interns to help with everything from our social media campaign and the rebuild of our web site to planning events and speaking with the media.This is a great chance to gain references and real-world experience in a very short time as part of a highly visible project. Two of our previous interns just landed paying jobs because of the work they did with us in March of this year! Please direct any inquiries to Tom Hapka at winwisconsin@gmail.com or 920.285.8055.
New Burger King Opening on Hwy 11 Elkhorn: Looking for Team Members & Hourly Leaders. Apply online at JoinTeamCave.com (Store #25318)
Royal Basket Trucks in Darien has a few summer openings for high school students. If you are interested in a part time summer job, come fill out an application and take our short survey. 201 Badger Parkway, Darien, WI 53114
Today’s Lunch Menu
Pepperoni Pizza, Grilled CHicken, Creamed Chicken, Mixed Greens, Green Beans, California Veggies, Assorted Fresh Fruit and Milk
Upcoming Breakfast Menu
June 6th: Chef Choice-Breakfast, Assorted Juice, Choice of Fruit
Happy Birthday to:
Eli Stickney
Connor Stagg
Barbara Honish
After School Activities
8th Grade Recognition Night – 7:00 PM
Upcoming Events
June 5: 8th Grade Recognition Night 7:00 PM
June 6: Last Day of School – 2:46 PM Dismissal
Library News
All library books were due on Friday, May 25. Any library books not returned by the end of the day on Wednesday, June 6, will be marked lost and a $10.00 fine will be added to your Infinite Campus account.
Yearbooks are here!
Attention Students! Yearbooks have arrived! If you DID NOT pre-order a book, there are 7 books left for purchase at $27.00 each. Books can be purchased in the office. Don’t miss out on a yearbook! They will go fast!
Yearbook Etiquette
Students! Make sure to note the following:
• Yearbooks can be out before or after school for signatures.
• Yearbooks are only allowed in classes with teacher’s permission & may be confiscated if causing a distraction to the learning of others.
• If you vandalize or deface someone else’s yearbook – you will be ersponsible for buying a replacement book.
Track Uniforms
Track uniforms must be turned in to Ms. R or be paid for ($40). Turn them in to Ms. R in the choir room ASAP or the fine will be added to your account!
American Legion Auxiliary Awards Unit 95
Catharine Gamble $750 and Andrew Logterman $750 American Legion Award Post 95
Logan Rios $1,000 Aurora Health Care Award
Katelyn Rosenow $1,000 Darien Fire Department-Dennis Doering Scholarship
Damian Rivera $250 Lynda Cooper Memorial Scholarship
Suleimy Perez $500 Darien Women’s Club Scholarships
Jenna Mc Kinney $500, Katelyn Rosenow $500, and Madelyn Seuser $500 Delavan Lioness Club Award
Racheal Bradley $1,000 Delavan Lions Club Scholarships
Racheal Bradley $1,000, Kyle Deschner $1,000, Jenna Mc Kinney $1,000,
Damian Rivera $1,000, and Erin Sorg $1,000 Delavan Youth Football Scholarships
Briahna Cardenas $500 and Justin Johnson $500 Delavan-Darien Education Association Award
Suleimy Perez $500 Delavan-Darien Friends of the Visual and Performing Arts Scholarship
Anayeli Esquivel $500 Delavan-Darien High School Football Scholarships
Seth Grabow $500 and Justin Johnson $500 Delavan-Darien Athletic Booster Club Scholarships
Briahna Cardenas $1,000, Seth Grabow $1,000, Justin Johnson $1,000, Andrew Logterman $1,000,
and Katelyn Rosenow $1,000 Delavan-Darien Masonic Scholarships
Seth Grabow $1,000 and Hallie Stirmel $1,000 Delavan-Darien Rotary Club Awards
Litzy Andrade $1,000 and Katelyn Rosenow $1,000 Fairfield Grange Scholarships
Laura Farley $1,000 and Dominic Thone $1,000 FFA Alumni Awards
Erin Sorg $5,000 and Jaida Speth $5,000 Kay Waelti Memorial Scholarships
Briahna Cardenas $500, Jada Thur $500, and Dakota Williams $500 Jacqueline Yanke Memorial Award
Hallie Stirmel $300 Vincent James Agius Memorial Award
Racheal Bradley $300 Kikkoman Foods, Inc. Scholarship
Seth Grabow $3,000 Jeremiah Millard Memorial Scholarship
Hallie Stirmel $500 Aurora Lakeland Medical Center Medical Staff Scholarships
Andrew Logterman $1,000 and Hallie Stirmel $1,000 National School Orchestra Association Award
Makayla Graham $500 Sherry Rozell Memorial Award
Ryan Severson $500 Stinebrink’s Piggly Wiggly Scholarships
Racheal Bradley $1,000 and Jessica Lawson $1,000 Carrie Schuknecht Scholarship
Enrique Gonzalez $500
Delavan-Delavan Lake Area Chamber of Commerce Award
Katelyn Rosenow $500 Lake Lawn Resort Awards
Enrique Gonzalez $1,000, Damian Rivera $1,000, Madelyn Seuser $1,000, and Payton Zacharias $1,000 Elks Club Scholarships
Seth Grabow $1,500 and Katelyn Rosenow $1,500 Harry H. Bliss Scholarship
Madeleine Freitag $1,000 BizTank Scholarships
Kevin Aguilar $1,000, Racheal Bradley $1,500*, Noal Brouwer $500, Kyle Deschner $500,
Madeleine Freitag $1,500*, Jose Gomez $500, Seth Grabow $1,000, Richard Karbash $500,
Andrew Logterman $1,500*, Micheal Maldonado $1,000*, Oscar Medrano $1,000*,
Damian Rivera $1,500*, Julian Rodriguez, Jr. $500, Hana Romero $1,000, Katelyn Rosenow $1,500*,
Alexia Salinas-Garibay $1,500*, Ryan Severson $1,500*, Erin Sorg $1,000*, Andres Vasquez $500*,
and Zachary Weerts $1,000*
*Scholarship contingent on successful completion of the BizTank spring session.
DELAVAN-DARIEN FOUNDATION/FUNDACIÓN DE DELAVAN-DARIEN
Delavan-Darien Foundation Memorial Awards
Kalynn Anditon $1,000, Erika Colorado $1,000, Jasmine Esquivel-Hernandez $1,000, Makayla Graham
$1,000, Emily Guzman $1,000, Ana Martinez Ruelas $1,000, Areli Montelongo Cortez $1,000, MiKayla Person
$1,000, Jazmin Prado $1,000, Madelyn Seuser $1,000, and Zachary Weerts $1,000 Delavan-Darien Foundation Awards
Litzy Andrade $1,500, Ybeth Gloria $1,500, Jaida Speth $1,500, Payton Zacharias $1,500,
Anayeli Esquivel $500, Catharine Gamble $500, Kevin Aguilar $250, Lizbeth Huerta $250,
Micheal Maldonado $250, Desiree Militello Miller $250, Alexander Rosencrans $250, and Hugo Valadez $250 Dora S. Arthur Memorial Award
Ana Martinez Ruelas $500 Florence Dunwiddie Memorial Award
Emma Terpstra $500 Robert Labonne Scholarship
Enrique Gonzalez $500 William L. Fleck Memorial Scholarship
Racheal Bradley $1,000 Stephanie Roherty Memorial Scholarships
Jenna Mc Kinney $500 and Erin Sorg $500 Jason Sterken Memorial Scholarship
Jessica Lawson $1,000 Jim Santy Community Service Scholarship
Erin Sorg $1,000 Mike & Carol Murphy Family Scholarship
Andrew Logterman $2,500 First Generation Dream Scholarship
Hector Padilla $2,000 Patrick Schmitt Memorial Scholarship
Ybeth Gloria $500 Cinco de Mayo Scholarship
Jazmin Prado $700 Delavan Soccer Club Scholarships
Carol Lima-Coronado $350 and Andres Vasquez $350 Robert Torrenga Memorial Awards
Andrew Logterman $300 and Erin Sorg $300 Michael Dillner Memorial Awards
Erik Huerta $600, Jaxson Sawtelle $600, and Dakota Williams $600
Donald Lucius and Jean Ellyn Smith Scholarship
Suleimy Perez $1,000 Thrivent Financial Generosity Scholarship
Racheal Bradley $1,000 First National Bank & Trust Scholarship
Litzy Andrade $1,000 Town Bank Award
Madeleine Freitag $2,000 Darien Corn Festival Chuck & Su Brown Award
Erin Sorg $1,000 Burdette W. Holt Memorial Award
Dominic Thone $250 Charles Wileman Memorial Award
Kalynn Anditon $750 Claude & Kathryn Davis Family Scholarship
Hector Padilla $8,000 Doug Kahl Memorial Scholarship
Thomas Karbash $1,000 Eugene Schmig Memorial Scholarship
Laura Farley $1,000 Gene Shreves Award
Mitchell Lewis $3,000 Howard Knapp Award
Noal Brouwer $600 Jerry B. & Barbara A. Gifford Scholarship
Dakota Williams $500 Irvin C. and Harriett B. Llewellyn Awards
Kalynn Anditon $1,000 and Payton Zacharias $1,000 Kathleen Frederick Reader Memorial Award
Hector Padilla $1,000 McGinnis Education Award
Suleimy Perez $1,000 Merlin Moser Awards
Ybeth Gloria $1,000 and Payton Zacharias $1,000 Paul Weckel Memorial Scholarship
Justin Johnson $1,000 Richard Hummel Memorial Award
Erik Huerta $500 Richard McClellan Smith Memorial Award
Jaida Speth $500 Robert Michael Koval Memorial Award
Madeleine Freitag $500 Wallace Zimmermann Memorial Award
Madeleine Freitag $1,000 William Boone Memorial Scholarship
Hailey Wittliff $500 Carol E. Siddons Memorial Scholarship
Suleimy Perez $1,000 Zachary Butler Scholarship
MiKayla Person $500 Class of 2018 Senior Scholarship
Enrique Gonzalez $250 SPX Flow Technology, Delavan Operations Scholarship
Ryan Severson $5,000 Benson Family Scholarship
Johana Mendez $6,000 Benson Family Science & Engineering Scholarships
Richard Karbash $4,000 and Emma Terpstra $4,000
Borg Foundation Achievement Scholarship
Ryan Severson $4,000 George W. Borg Foundation, Inc., Science Scholarship
Andrew Logterman $8,000 George W. Borg & Effie Borg Scholarships
Kalynn Anditon $4,000, Ybeth Gloria $4,000, and Alexia Salinas-Garibay $4,000 Bohn Family Leadership Scholarship
Katelyn Rosenow $10,000
EXTERNAL SCHOLARSHIPS
Walworth County Arts Council Scholarship (Walworth County Arts)
Madeleine Freitag $1000.00 Technical Excellence Scholarship (Technical College)
Dakota Lynn $13500.00
Ana Martinez $13500.00 Academic Excellence Scholarship (UW System)
Ryan Severson $9000.00
Richard Karbash $9000.00 Pagel Graphic Arts Scholarship (Pagel Graphic Arts)
Freitag, Madeleine $1000.00 Academic Scholarship (Baylor University)
Mikayla Person $60000.00 Louis Mergener Memorial Award for Outstanding Work (Geneva Lake Art Foundation)
Catharine Gamble $500.00 John F. Kennedy Scholarship (St. Norbert College)
Erin Sorg $52000.00 UWW Foundation Scholarship (UW-Whitewater)
Kaylnn Anditon $500.00 Youth Leadership of Walworth County Scholarship (Elkhorn Chamber)
Ryan Severson $500.00 Gateway Promise (Gateway Technical College)
Anayeli Esquivel $10500.00
Lexus Hubbard $10500.00
Abigail Malec $10500.00
Evelyn Perez $10500.00
Abigail Valdez $10500.00
Sherri Wegleitner $10500.00 Presidental Scholarship (George Williams College)
Sherri Wegleitner $96000.00
Abigail Malec $6000.00
Desire Milletilo Miller $15000.00
Attention Students: The Spring Sports Awards Program will be Wednesday, June 6th, starting at 6:30 in the auditorium.
Attention Students: Driver Education class for this Summer session still has room available. The class begins on Tuesday June 12 and class time is 12:00pm to 2:00pm. Applications are available online at www.wallaceoneway.com . Feel free to call or text 262-949-0426 for more information. Sign up today as space is limited.
2018-2019 10th and 11th Graders, Next year we will again have the PSAT/NMSQT Test. This stands for Pre-SAT/National Merit Scholarship Corporation. By taking this test you can see if you qualify for any National Merit Scholarships, your college readiness, estimated SAT score and academic strengths/weaknesses. This a great opportunity to practice standardized tests in order to prepare for the ACT and/or SAT.
Only Juniors are eligible for the National Merit Scholarship. The test date is October 10th, 2018. The cost for the test is $16. If you are a junior on free/reduced lunch you are eligible for a fee waiver (first come first serve basis). If you are interested in taking the test please sign up in Student Services. No need to pay yet, I just want to see how many are interested. The sign up will remain open until September 10th, 2018. You may also grab a Quick Reference Guide to the PSAT in Student Services.
Job Listings (Check Out the Job Board Near the AP Office
Fleet Farm will be opening in Delavan, WI in October 2018. This summer we will be busy recruiting for full-time and part-time team members for all positions. Starting in June, our openings will be posted on www.jobs.fleetfarm.com. The application can be completed on a computer or mobile device. We will be recruiting:Auto Service Techs, Auto Service Advisors, Merchandise Associates for all Departments, Cashiers, Recovery and Stock Team Member, And Many More! We offer competitive pay with premium pay for our part-time team members when they work weekends and legal holidays. All applicants need to be 16 years old at the time of application. Anyone interested in these positions can text DELAVAN to 86516 to apply. They can also reach me via email or phone: 920.851.0086.
Life Beyond Brain Injury (LifeBeyondBrainInjury.org) We are seeking summer student interns to help with everything from our social media campaign and the rebuild of our web site to planning events and speaking with the media.This is a great chance to gain references and real-world experience in a very short time as part of a highly visible project. Two of our previous interns just landed paying jobs because of the work they did with us in March of this year! Please direct any inquiries to Tom Hapka at winwisconsin@gmail.com or 920.285.8055.
New Burger King Opening on Hwy 11 Elkhorn: Looking for Team Members & Hourly Leaders. Apply online at JoinTeamCave.com (Store #25318)
Royal Basket Trucks in Darien has a few summer openings for high school students. If you are interested in a part time summer job, come fill out an application and take our short survey. 201 Badger Parkway, Darien, WI 53114
