From the Principal
With the turning of the calendar page to November we reach the end of the first quarter of school (November 2). Hard to believe we have reached this point already, but here it is. Now that we have, kids may think it is time to slip into autopilot for a bit? Nothing could be further from the truth as the pace of instruction will continue to be the same, perhaps a bit quicker and students will continually be learning new material. Actually the end of the first quarter is great time to take stock in where your child(ren) currently is with their academics and 21st Century Skills.
To assist with that check up I would encourage you to be sure to look at the kid’s quarter grades/marks when they come out in the next week. If things are going well certainly take time to celebrate and offer praise for a job well done. If the marks are not where you know your child can perform, it is time to have a discussion about why they are not where they should be.
November is also a great time to take stock in the many things we can be thankful for, whether personal or professional. For me, I am very thankful for the opportunity to spend my days working with eager learners, passionate staff members and families that want the best for their kids. I am thankful to be involved with committees and teams that continue to find new ways to improve River View, the Kaukauna Area School District and the community. I am thankful that We are Kaukauna Strong.
Thank you for your continued support and I look forward to seeing you at Parent Teacher Conferences later this month.
Dan Joseph
Principal
Parent Teacher Conferences -- November 8, 14, and 16th
We are using “Sign-Up Genius” online system to schedule our Fall Parent-Teacher-Student conferences that will be taking place on November 8th, 14th and 16th. If you are familiar with the system, we encourage you to sign up from the convenience of your home or office. If you have not used Sign-Up Genius before, you will need to create a log-in before you can sign-up. The directions to create a login are at (www.signupgenius.com). If you need assistance signing up for a conference please call the school office.
The Parent Teacher Conference sign up site is now open so you are encouraged to click on the link below to schedule a time that works best for you. Please follow the instructions below to set a time for your child’s conference.
Go to the River View School Website to find the Sign-Up Genius link…
www.signupgenius.com/tabs/13576D70FA0CCEE2-parent OR click on the link in the e-mail you received an email from the Infinite Campus Messenger.
To sign up click the tab at the top of the page for the teacher(s)/classroom you are wishing to schedule a conference. Use the directional areas by the tabs to move left or right to find teacher names.
EXAMPLE:
Once you have chosen the tab for the teacher(s) you would like, click
next to the time you prefer from the available slots and then click 
at the bottom of the page. As you complete the signup process please remember the following:a. You can sign up for one teacher per time slot. Signing up for more than one will schedule you with two teachers at the same time.
b. To talk with each of your child’s teachers you will need to book a conference time with each of their core and or encore teacher
c. When you select your time please also include your child’s name in the box entitled Student name. To complete the signup process you will need to enter your child’s name. If you are uncomfortable doing that, please place your name in this box. Entering your child’s name will assist teachers with being better prepared of your conference.
d. You are not required to enter your email address or sign up for an account with Sign-Up Genius. If you already have a Sign-Up Genius account, make that choice and enter your login information.
e. Once you are finished, click
and the process is complete.The following teachers will be holding conferences as a team so when you signup you will be meeting with all your child’s core teachers at the same time:
i. Bestul/Beversdorf
ii. Janssen/Tilkens
iii. Harris/Abel
iv. Reider/Swedberg/Weast/Mecikalski
v. Boehme/Peotter
vi. Thiel/VandeHey
If you any questions or are unable to access the internet to sign-up, please contact your child’s classroom teacher or the River View office at 766-6111.
Choir Director Award
We are so excited to tell you that our very own River View Middle School choir teacher, Roslyn Bauer is the winner of the Outstanding Middle Level Choir Director award. She will be recognized and given the award during the annual WCDA State Conference to be held in January. Congratulations Mrs. Bauer!
Student of the Month
For the month of October:
5th Grade: Deliliah Mader
6th Grade: Ethan Granger
7th Grade: Aubrey Norred
8th Grade: Kenji Yang
and Staff of the Month for October is Mr. Sanderfoot.
Every Voice Matters
Over the coming weeks, be on the lookout for the Kaukauna Area School District 2018 Community Survey. Your input and involvement in this process is essential.
Kaukauna Area School District is committed to ensuring that our Master Plan reflects the values and priorities of the entire KASD community. This survey is a key part of the planning process; your input will guide future decision-making. Thank you for your feedback.
*Note: Each survey access number maybe used only once. To obtain additional surveys for other adults in your household, please call the District Office at (920) 759-6109.
Please respond by December 3rd.
Student Council
Congratulations to our 44 Student Council Representatives for 2018-19!5th Grade: Allison Hanson, Hayden Harris, Jenna Kern, Sarah Kolb, Asha LyBoualong, Evelyn Mursau, Anna Niles, Lilah Novak, Cole Smith, Cole VanDeLoo, Peyton VanDeLoo.
6th Grade: Nora Boucher, Nyah Dvorak, Kaci Franzen, Lillianne Heller, Rhianna Krouse, Nolan Laflen, Matthew Mielke, Michaela Peeters, Olivia Planert, Solon Schaefer, Sameeksha Srinivasan.
7th Grade: Norah Bowers, Ella Cronin, Victoria Fischer, Maitea Gerrits, Kaylen Krieser, Aubrey Norred, McKaleigh Pahl, Brianna Redepenning, Colin Sanderfoot, Vincent Terry, Brianna Wendzicki.
8th Grade: Hannah Breckheimer, Lily Broder, Carly Fisher, Veronica Isselmann, Erin Marx, Leah McElhaney, Hailie Peters, Violet Pynenberg, Cortlyn Rusch, Sophia Uitenbroek, Kiara Walton.
Cherrydale Fundraiser Pickup
November 8th
RV Cafeteria
3:00-5:30 pm
Yearbook Orders
We are accepting yearbook orders for $13.50 per book. Order forms are in the office. Pay by cash or make checks payable to RVMS. Return form and payment in a sealed envelope with student's name and grade to RV office.
River View Spirit Wear Sale
Do you need ideas for birthday or holiday gifts? Well, your worries are over!! 
District-Wide Food Drive Competition October 30-November 12
The high school National Honor Society is hosting a food drive competition between the schools within Kaukauna Area School District. The school that contributes the most canned goods, non-perishable foods, or monetary donations will not only have the satisfaction of helping the community but will also receive the traveling "Food Drive Trophy" that will be displayed in their school until next October.The Kaukauna National Honor Society is looking forward to your help in a record-breaking food drive to assist the less fortunate members of our community. Please mark your calendars and participate in this friendly competition to help raise money and donations for a great cause. Thank you for your generosity!
Absence Procedures
Each student has the responsibility to attend school regularly and to report to school and scheduled classes on time. Students who attend class regularly not only do better in class but also reinforce lifelong work skills by arriving each day on time. Wisconsin Statutes 118.15 and 118.16 establish the ultimate responsibility for regular school attendance with each student’s parents. The parent of a student is responsible for reporting any absences, the cause, and if required, for sending information upon the student’s return.It is the parent's responsibility to call the attendance office by 8:30am to report the absence and state the reason. Call the attendance line at 759-6159, and then press 6. Messages can be left 24 hours a day. Prompt notification to the school is necessary. Students who are not called in by 8:30am will be marked as unexcused. Prearranged absences can be made by calling the attendance office at 759-6159 (press 6) for the attendance recorder. Prearranged makeup of missed class work may be arranged by notifying the attendance office of any anticipated absences. Students appearing as unexcused from class or study hall will be ineligible to practice, perform, attend, or compete in any co-curricular activity on the day of the unexcused absence. Students who miss class or study hall due to illness, will be ineligible to practice, perform, attend, or compete in any co-curricular activity on the day of the illness.
Protocol for Tardiness
1. If a student arrives tardy without a pass during the first 5 minutes of class, the student will be marked tardy.
a. The teacher will inform students of his/her attendance procedures including responses to tardiness on the first day of each semester.Three to four tardies and students will receive warning and opportunity to correct.
b. Five tardies and students will receive a detention and opportunity to correct.
c. Repeat step b for additional tardies.
Protocol for Excused Absence
Parents are authorized to excuse their child from school for up to a maximum of 10 days in a school year, provided they notify the school. Excused absences may include, but are not limited to personal illness, severe illness or death in the family, court appearances, necessary health appointments, school sponsored activities, and other reasons which have been approved by the school administration in advance of the absence.
a. Between 7-10 excused days, not including Medical Excuse or Funeral days, a letter of concern and medical excuse reminder sent.
b. More than 10 days- medical letter and a meeting between parents and school.
c. Additional absences after 10 days will require a Medical Excuse required letter to be considered excused.
Protocol for Unexcused Absence
1. If a student arrives without a pass after the first five minutes of class, the student will be marked unexcused.
a. Each one period to a whole day unexcused absence- detention and opportunity to correct.
b. Three to four days with one period to whole day unexcused- detention, letter of concern and opportunity to correct.
c. Five or more days with one period to whole day unexcused(same semester)
Detention, first truancy letter and meeting if no social worker.
If student has a social worker, detention, letter of concern, truancy court and sanctions from social worker.
Truancy
Truancy means a student is absent from school without an acceptable excuse. "Habitual Truant" is defined by Wisconsin State Statute, section 118.16(1) (a) and (c) as a pupil who is absent without an acceptable excuse for part or all of five or more days on which school is held during a trimester. Once a student is habitually truant, a letter will be sent for a parent(s) meeting to be held regarding the truancy, prior to referring the student to the Municipal Court of the City of Kaukauna or the Juvenile Intake of the county in which the student resides. A municipal citation may be issued to any student who is truant subject to Municipal Statute 9.27. Truancy Court is held on campus monthly.
Extended Absences/Vacation Guidelines:
We understand that time spent together as a family and that vacations can be an important part of family life. However, the instructional process does not stop when students are not at school, and lost instructional time cannot be recovered or recreated. Therefore, we strongly encourage families to schedule vacations around the existing school vacation days. If you must schedule a trip or other extended absence that will occur during scheduled school days, please follow these guidelines:
The student must have a pre-arranged absence form signed by his/her teachers and parent(s) and returned to the office secretary/kiosk before the absence occurs. Pre-arranged absence forms are available in the school office and on our website. This will allow us to excuse your child from school and keep accurate attendance records.
Homework often cannot be prepared in advance, because the purpose of homework is to provide practice and review of skills taught in the classroom. Your child’s teacher may be able to prepare some work in advance with ample advance notice of the absence. However, additional work may be assigned when your child returns.
Try to minimize the pre-vacation excitement for your child to reduce the instructional time lost due to distraction and excitement.
Plan A: $100 is due by February 20th (In order to reserve a spot for your child for camp, a partial payment must be made by February 21st.)
Plan B: You may apply for assistance by filling out the scholarship form as soon as possible because funds could run out.
To honor our veterans, the eighth graders will be having a Veteran’s Day Ceremony on Monday, November 12th, at 1:15 pm in the auditorium. Any family members who are veterans are invited to attend. Veterans should check in at the lobby of River View Middle School (use the front entrance by the canopy) between 12:45 and 1:15 pm for a brief reception and then proceed to the ceremony. The auditorium is wheelchair accessible. In addition to a few featured veterans sharing their stories with the eighth grade students, some students will share their appreciation of what veterans have done for us. The eighth Grade Choir and Jazz Choir, as well as the eighth grade Band will be performing at our Veteran's Day Assembly. The choir will be singing a piece titled "Unsung Hero" in honor of our veterans. Our Jazz Choir will open the assembly by singing an arrangement of The National Anthem. The eighth grade Band will close the ceremony by playing the piece, "Veteran's Salute." If you have questions, please call Beth Knick at 766-6111, ext. 4101.
Math Flash Cards: Simply using flashcards can help students practice and become more fluent with their basic math facts. Flash cards can be found at most stores for under $1. In addition, you can access online flashcards here.
Math Practice Sites: There are many math practice sites that students have access to. Students already have the login information necessary to sign-in and practice the skills. Some sites that are currently used in some classrooms are:
Extra Practice Sites: There are many websites and games available to help students practice their foundational skills. Some of these sites can be found by accessing a math website created by the 7th grade math teachers. In addition, there are videos for skills review and additional practice links.
Online Textbook Review: Big Ideas has extra practice skill sets that students can access through their online textbook. Students have the required login information already saved.
Throughout the rest of the year we look forward to encouraging and reminding students to remain Respectful, Responsible, and Productive not only during school, but in all other aspects of their lives.
-Send a positive note to school with your student that they will be able to find and read throughout the school day. This may be a note in their assignment notebook or lunch. It could also be an email sent to their school email address. Sometimes they need to be reminded about how awesome they are.
-Try saying “Thank you for _____,” when you catch them doing something good, rather than pointing out their negative behaviors. Students value being recognized for what they do right, and they will often try to receive praise rather than reprimanding.
The Ski Club is open to all River View students who want the chance to ski or snowboard this winter. No experience or equipment is required as there are several package options are available to meet the needs of all students. We take four trips to Nordic Mountain in Mount Morris, Wisconsin. The Ski Club allows students to enjoy skiing & snowboarding with savings of 60% off average prices!
1. If a student arrives without a pass after the first five minutes of class, the student will be marked unexcused.
a. Each one period to a whole day unexcused absence- detention and opportunity to correct.
b. Three to four days with one period to whole day unexcused- detention, letter of concern and opportunity to correct.
c. Five or more days with one period to whole day unexcused(same semester)
Detention, first truancy letter and meeting if no social worker.
If student has a social worker, detention, letter of concern, truancy court and sanctions from social worker.
Truancy
Truancy means a student is absent from school without an acceptable excuse. "Habitual Truant" is defined by Wisconsin State Statute, section 118.16(1) (a) and (c) as a pupil who is absent without an acceptable excuse for part or all of five or more days on which school is held during a trimester. Once a student is habitually truant, a letter will be sent for a parent(s) meeting to be held regarding the truancy, prior to referring the student to the Municipal Court of the City of Kaukauna or the Juvenile Intake of the county in which the student resides. A municipal citation may be issued to any student who is truant subject to Municipal Statute 9.27. Truancy Court is held on campus monthly.
Extended Absences/Vacation Guidelines:
We understand that time spent together as a family and that vacations can be an important part of family life. However, the instructional process does not stop when students are not at school, and lost instructional time cannot be recovered or recreated. Therefore, we strongly encourage families to schedule vacations around the existing school vacation days. If you must schedule a trip or other extended absence that will occur during scheduled school days, please follow these guidelines:
The student must have a pre-arranged absence form signed by his/her teachers and parent(s) and returned to the office secretary/kiosk before the absence occurs. Pre-arranged absence forms are available in the school office and on our website. This will allow us to excuse your child from school and keep accurate attendance records.
Homework often cannot be prepared in advance, because the purpose of homework is to provide practice and review of skills taught in the classroom. Your child’s teacher may be able to prepare some work in advance with ample advance notice of the absence. However, additional work may be assigned when your child returns.
Try to minimize the pre-vacation excitement for your child to reduce the instructional time lost due to distraction and excitement.
6th Grade Camp Reminder
6th Grade Camp information went home the first week of October. The sixth grade students have the option of going to Camp U-Nah-Li-Ya each Spring.Plan A: $100 is due by February 20th (In order to reserve a spot for your child for camp, a partial payment must be made by February 21st.)
Plan B: You may apply for assistance by filling out the scholarship form as soon as possible because funds could run out.
Honoring our Veterans
To honor our veterans, the eighth graders will be having a Veteran’s Day Ceremony on Monday, November 12th, at 1:15 pm in the auditorium. Any family members who are veterans are invited to attend. Veterans should check in at the lobby of River View Middle School (use the front entrance by the canopy) between 12:45 and 1:15 pm for a brief reception and then proceed to the ceremony. The auditorium is wheelchair accessible. In addition to a few featured veterans sharing their stories with the eighth grade students, some students will share their appreciation of what veterans have done for us. The eighth Grade Choir and Jazz Choir, as well as the eighth grade Band will be performing at our Veteran's Day Assembly. The choir will be singing a piece titled "Unsung Hero" in honor of our veterans. Our Jazz Choir will open the assembly by singing an arrangement of The National Anthem. The eighth grade Band will close the ceremony by playing the piece, "Veteran's Salute." If you have questions, please call Beth Knick at 766-6111, ext. 4101.Fall Conferences
November 8 & 14 4:00-7:30 pm
November 16 12:30-4:00 pm
Math Skills At Home
Did you know that you can help reinforce and build foundational skills necessary for success in math? There are many resources available for you to access and help support your child. Foundational skills are vital for helping students use the most efficient problem solving strategies. Foundational skills can include basic adding, subtracting, multiplying and dividing facts, as well as fraction and decimal calculations. Below are a few resources that can help strengthen and build these important skills.Math Flash Cards: Simply using flashcards can help students practice and become more fluent with their basic math facts. Flash cards can be found at most stores for under $1. In addition, you can access online flashcards here.
Math Practice Sites: There are many math practice sites that students have access to. Students already have the login information necessary to sign-in and practice the skills. Some sites that are currently used in some classrooms are:
- Front Row
- Prodigy
- XtraMath
- Khan Academy
Extra Practice Sites: There are many websites and games available to help students practice their foundational skills. Some of these sites can be found by accessing a math website created by the 7th grade math teachers. In addition, there are videos for skills review and additional practice links.
Online Textbook Review: Big Ideas has extra practice skill sets that students can access through their online textbook. Students have the required login information already saved.
Skills and Strategies for Success
This school year, we have focused on setting students up for success by having specific character building lessons during our Wednesday PIE Time classes. So far, we have had lessons encouraging collaboration, organization, goal setting, work ethic, perseverance, and learning from our mistakes. We also had one PIE Time class dedicated to organizing lockers and finishing missing or late work before the end of the first quarter.Throughout the rest of the year we look forward to encouraging and reminding students to remain Respectful, Responsible, and Productive not only during school, but in all other aspects of their lives.
Connecting to Home ~ Strategies to try at home
Using PBIS at home can have a huge impact on building good behaviors and relationships with students. Here are a couple of fun tips that are not only easy, but also effective!-Send a positive note to school with your student that they will be able to find and read throughout the school day. This may be a note in their assignment notebook or lunch. It could also be an email sent to their school email address. Sometimes they need to be reminded about how awesome they are.
-Try saying “Thank you for _____,” when you catch them doing something good, rather than pointing out their negative behaviors. Students value being recognized for what they do right, and they will often try to receive praise rather than reprimanding.
St. Louis Trip
Any parents of 7th/8th grade students interested in the trip to St. Louis this summer (June 7-11) please plan to attend the parent meeting on November 6th at 5:15pm in the DEC at River View. Sign-up sheets will be available at that time. The trip is limited to the first 40 students to sign-up with a down payment of $100. The estimated cost of the trip this year is $796. You should be receiving an email through Infinite Campus with details about the trip.Boys’ Wrestling Sign Up
Boys’ wrestling practice for grades 5-8 starts in December. If you wish to sign-up, you may do so in the office. Please make sure that your physical/alternate card and the activity fee of $20.00 is paid. Students cannot practice until all this important information is handed in.Ski Club
Join the Ski Club and come enjoy the slopes with your friends after school! Whether you're an experienced skier/ snowboarder or have never hit the slopes, RVMS Ski Club is a great way to join your friends in getting outdoors for some winter fun!The Ski Club is open to all River View students who want the chance to ski or snowboard this winter. No experience or equipment is required as there are several package options are available to meet the needs of all students. We take four trips to Nordic Mountain in Mount Morris, Wisconsin. The Ski Club allows students to enjoy skiing & snowboarding with savings of 60% off average prices!
2019 Ski Club Dates
Below are the scheduled ski trips for the 2019 season. We do our best to choose dates around band & choir concerts and scheduled sporting events. As Nordic Mountain no longer offers credit vouchers for missed trips, please ensure that your student can make most or all of the dates listed below as no monies will be refunded for missed trips. Sign-ups are due Monday, December 10th.
Thursday, January 3rd Thursday, January 17th
Thursday, January 24th Thursday, February 14th
*Make up date: Wednesday, February 20th
Contact Information
Please contact your volunteer advisor with any questions or concerns:
Brandon Sanderfoot at rvmsskiclub@gmail.com.
Get updates via Remind by texting @rvmssk to 81010
Like our Facebook page at River View Middle School Ski/ Snowboard Club!
See you on the slopes!
Upcoming Musical Events
¨ Band Winter Concert for 6th and 7th grade on Thursday, November 29th at 7:00 pm in the RVMS Auditorium.¨ Grade 8 & Jazz Band Concert on December 6th at 7:00 pm in the RVMS Auditorium.
¨ Grades 6-8 Orchestra Winter Concert on Monday, December 10th at 6:30 pm in the KHS Auditorium.
¨ Grade 7 and 8 and Jazz Choir Concert on Thursday, December 13th at 7:00 in the KHS Auditorium.
Singing in Wisconsin
We have 18 students joining hundreds of other students from Wisconsin on Saturday, November 10 at Kaukauna High School. Nearly 300 singers in grades 5-12 will be working with well-known conductors/clinicians during the day to prepare for their 4:00 PM concert. We will also be unveiling our grand piano for this performance. Go Ghosts!
Our 8th Grade Jazz Choir will be performing at the Trout Museum downtown Appleton on Friday, November 9. They are joining the high school jazz choir Harmonia as participants in the “Light up Appleton” event http://www.troutmuseum.org/Events/Light-Up-Appleton. The students are working hard to prepare extra music for their performances.
Update on school expectations…
As we head into even cooler temperatures and wet weather conditions, the following expectations become even more important for students to remember...Dress for fall and winter weather
¨ Coats and hats/mittens.
¨ Boots if going in the snow.
¨ Snow pants if wanting to play in the snow.
Rainy day recesses
¨ Come inside your grade level entrance when it is raining before school.
Recess reminders
¨ Playing safely and appropriately when playing kickball, football, on playground equipment or other organized games.
King for the Day
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| Mr. Iverson was the King for Mrs. Harris's taxation without representation activity in Social Studies. |
Inclement Weather/Cancellation
Please remind your son/daughter to dress appropriately for the cold weather. In the event of a snowstorm and school cancellations, we will communicate over the following radio and television stations. Additionally, the district has been using the capabilities of a messenger that sends e-mail notification to families with up-to-date e-mail addresses in our student management system. Please refrain from calling school about school cancellations.Radio: WAPL (105.7 FM) WIXX (101.1 FM) WGEE (1360 AM)
WEMI (91.9 FM) WNCY (100.3 FM) WHBY (1150 AM)
WGEE (99.7 FM) WPCK (104.9 FM) WNFL (1440 AM)
WPKR (99.5 FM) WSGC (1050 AM)
Television: WBAY-TV (Channel 2) WGBA-TV (Channel 26)
WHBY-TV (Channel 5) WLUK-TV (Channel 11)
The Salvation Army—Fox Cities 2018 Christmas Sign-up
For Food & Toys, Adopt-A-Family & Coats for Kids
Christmas Sau npe rau Khoom Noj thiab Khoom Ua si los sis Adopt-a-Family
Inscripciόn para Ayuda Navideña (Comida y Juguetes) o Familias Adoptadas
Registration on These Dates Only:
Muaj sau npe raws li cov sijhawm hauv no xwb:
Wednesday, November 7 – 8:00am – 4:00pm
Thursday, November 8 – 11:00am – 7:00pm
Friday, November 9 – 8:00am – 12:00pm
Registraciόn será solamente en estos dias:
7 de Noviembre (Miércoles) de 8 a.m. a 4 p.m.
8 de Noviembre (Jueves) de 11 a.m. a 7 p.m.
9 de Noviembre (Viernes) de 8 a.m. a 12 p.m.
Connected to Fox valley Christian Fellowship Church
1200 West Kimberly Ave
Kimberly, WI
Information you MUST bring:
- Picture identification (driver’s license, etc.) 3. Social Security numbers for all family members
- Proof of income (most recent check stubs) 4. Proof of residency* (electric/phone bill, lease, etc.)
*Must reside in Appleton, Neenah, Menasha, Little Chute, Kimberly, Kaukauna, Combined Locks, Greenville, Grand Chute, Larsen, or Darboy
Koj yuav tsum nqa ntawb ntawv no tuaj nrog koj:
- Ntawb ntawv uas muaj koj lub npe thiab daim duab xws li diam ntawv tsav tsheb
- Ntawv qhia nyiaj txiag (cov tw tshev uas nyuam qhuav tau txais)
- Social Security naj npawb rau tag nrho cov neeg hauv tsev neeg
- Ntawb ntawv qhia chaw nyob (nqi hluav taws xob, nqi xovtooj thiab nqi xauj tsev) *
*Yuav stum myob hauv Appleton, Neenah, Menasha, Little Chute, Kimberly, Kaukauna, Combined Locks, Greenville, Grand Chute, Larsen, los yog Darboy
Para verificar si califica, por favor traigan lo siguiente:
- Identificaciόn con foto
- Prueba de ingresos - talόn de cheque más reciente
- Números de Seguro Social para todos los miembros de la familia. Si no tienen Seguro Social traigan una carta de una agencia (Salud, WEAC, Apoyo Econόmico, del condado, etc…)
- Prueba de residencia (cuenta de teléfono, luz, gas, contrato de renta) *
*Tiene que vivir en la ciudad de Appleton, Neenah, Menasha Little Chute, Kimberly, Kaukauna, Combined Locks, Greenville, Grand Chute, Larsen, o Darboy
Questions call – Muaj lus bug, hu rau - ¿Tienen preguntas? Llamen al –
734-3324
Parent Portal
Would you like to see daily announcements, attendance, grades, missing assignments, make phone number/address changes, pay for lunch/school fees, etc., you may log on to Parent Portal.Community Flyers
Click Here to access information about the following programs for this month.- Chartwells Parent Guide
- School Lunch Flyer
- 4-H Flyer
