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Fall River School Newsletter for May 2019

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Class of 2019Congratulations to Maggie and Karlee! They were honored at the Conference Academic Awards Banquet on

April 16th at Windsor Country Club as Fall River School’s top seniors. They earned a Cummulative GPA of 3.90 or above.

Pirate Press - May 2019 page 2 High School Summa cum laude Honors (GPA of 3.9 or higher)SeniorsDavyn Braker, Dylan Dykstra, Csongor Hetenyi, Jared Klein, Kendra Meier, Daniel Muset Velasco, Sophia Pawlisch, Madalyn Sauer, Karlee Van Gysel JuniorsAdam Bristol, Grace Garner, Madeline Gregorio, Samantha Leisemann, Aurora Schultz, Molly Simons, Caleb SlottenSophomoresAaron Brown, Helena Nashold, Rebecca TramburgFreshmenJocelyn Johnson, Jada Jones, Chloe Kottwitz, Hailey Lange, Katelyn Meier, Jordan Salzman

High School Magna cum laude Honors (GPA between 3.75 and 3.89)SeniorsKyle Engebretson, Gage Nemecek, Joseph Robbins JuniorsMegan Challoner, Madelyn Dombroski, Dylan Foulkes, Hailey Johnson, Matthew Morton, Madison O’Brion, Haley Romano, Lexi RozinskiSophomoresAustin Blevins, Brady Kirchberg, Eliza PeetzFreshmenAaron Abegglen, Clayton Blevins, Isabelle Gregorio, Savannah Herfel, Zachary Mickelson

High School Cum laude Honors (GPA between 3.5 and 3.74)SeniorsAnnie Arana Gualdron, Jaidyn Lange, James SalzmanJuniorsMarissa Ebert, Joshua Frank, Taryn Schwartz, Bryce Smith, Jasmine SuhmSophomoresCole Locke, Kaitlynn LuepkeFreshmenJordan Kirchberg, Areena Schultz, Paige Servidone, Andrew Tavs

Middle School Summa cum laude Honors (GPA of 3. 9 or higher)Eighth GradeKylee Altschwager, Kylie Counard, Joshua Dietzenbach, Anna Doolittle, Mackenzie Krivanek, Daniel Mazzocchi, McKenna Morton, Julia Nashold, Willow Pawlisch, Morgan Pederson, Lucas Simons, Evelyn WodillSeventh GradeElana Agnew, Michael Beaver, Alyssa Mazzocchi, Samuel Salzman, Max Samplawski Sixth GradeHannah Dietzenbach

Middle School Magna cum laude Honors (GPA between 3.75 and 3.89)Eighth GradeAdriana Chase, Jadyn Dykstra, Clarissa Garcia, Gunner Steers Seventh GradeMoriah Bauman, Joshua Brown, Marissa Conlon, Jakob Johnsrud, Olivia KlabackaSixth GradeKhia Bearder, Nola Bornick, Zack Osterhaus, Emma Schultz, Ella Steers

Middle School Cum laude Honors (GPA between 3.50 and 3.74)Eighth GradeCharli Kemper, Ava Rozinski, Jayden Taylor, Sophia TeppoSeventh GradeCole Beaudoin, Aliyana Brown, Olivia Fietz, Makayla Head, Izebelle Hughes, Ava Maria Kohlhagen, Colin Neuman, Abigail Schneekloth, Shavlik Schultz, William WagnerSixth GradePierce Abegglen, Maggie Book, Samuel Garner, Matthew Hovland, Hanna Kiersten, Gabe Locke, Ella Salzman, Avery Schlachter

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A Night of RecognitionFamily & friends will gather to celebrate Fall River high school students’ academic achievements on Wednesday, May 15th at 7:00 pm in the Multipurpose Room. Invitations will be mailedout to award recipients shortly. We welcome Community Members to join us in celebrating our students’ academic achievements. The evening program will include: 7:00pm

- High School Academic AwardsFollowed by - Social and Reception in lobby areaConcluding with

- Senior Scholarship Awards (If students would like their college scholarship to be recognized,please submit a copy of the award to Mrs. Liebenthal no later than, Wednesday, May 8th.)

Senior’s Final Exam ScheduleWednesday, May 29th, 2019Study Hall Room 8:00 - 3:20

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HS Final Exam Schedule (not seniors)*Elementary and MS students follow regular day schedule

Wednesday, June 5th, 2019Period 1 Exam 8:00 – 9:30Breakfast/WIN 9:30 – 9:57Period 2 Exam 10:00 – 11:30HS Lunch 11:30 – 12:27Period 3 Exam 12:30 – 2:00Review and Make-Up 2:00 – 3:20Thursday, June 6th, 2019Period 4 Exam 8:00 – 9:30Breakfast/WIN 9:30 – 9:57Period 5 Exam 10:00 – 11:30HS Lunch 11:30 – 12:27Period 6 Exam 12:30 – 2:00Review and Make-Up 2:00 – 3:20**Elementary Students Last DayFriday, June 7th, 2019Period 7 Exam 8:00 – 9:30Breakfast/WIN 9:30 – 9:57Period 8 Exam 10:00 – 11:30HS Lunch 11:30 – 12:27Final Make-up/Grading 12:00 - 3:20**MS & HS Dismissal 1:00

High school students are allowed to leave campus for exempted exams, during Review and Make-up times, and study hall periods.

(MASH students are required to stay on campus during study hall periods)

Senior Event Dates:-May 24th: Senior Trip: Six Flags, Great America, Gurnee IL-May 29th: Senior Exams (Last day for seniors as long as exams and all academic tasks are complete.)-May 30th: Exam/Academic Work Make-Up Day-May 3st: Graduation Practice & Breakfast 10:30 AM-June 2nd: Graduation Ceremony 1:00 PM

Important DatesLate Start Days (10:00 am)

May 8th and May 22nd

No school (Memorial Day) - May 27th

Last Day Of School for Elementary June 6th

Last Day of School for MS/HSJune 7th, Early Release 1:00 pm

Kindergarten (5K) GraduationJune 5th at 9:30 am in the MPR

8th Grade Promotion Wednesday, May 29 at 1:30 pm in MPR

Fall River High School Graduation Ceremony

When: Sunday, June 2nd at 1:00pmWhere: Fall River High School Gymnasium


Congratulations to April’s Rotary Student of the Month Abdon Diaz

On April 8th, 20 enthusiastic Fall River high school students competed in the Trailways South Math Meet at Fall River. Fall River took 5th place overall.

Some honorable mentions include: Sam Salzman placed 8th on the individual algebra test, the algebra team placed 2nd, Josh Dietzenbach placed 5th on the individual geometry test, the geometry team placed 4th, and the Algebra 1 team placed 4th.

The students involved were:

Algebra 1 - Mackenzie Krivanek, Kylie Counard, Sam Salzman, Daniel Mazzocchi, and Lydia Liebenthal

Geometry - Josh Deitzenbach, Kaitlynn Luepke, Aaron Abbeglan, Cole Locke, Clay Blevins, Zack Mickelson

Algebra 2 - Zach Metz, Josh Frank, Helena Nashold, Josh Soter

Advanced Math - Adam Bristol, Aaron Brown, Gage Nemecek, Caleb Slotten, Bryce Smith

This year, the science department will be hosting the Science Fair! On Wednesday, May 15 at 1:30pm in the elementary gym, Grades 6 through 9 are building and investigating different aspects of science and engineering that interest them. In addition, the high school science students are hosting science activities for the elementary students during that time. All community members are welcome to join in the science fun!

On April 1st, fourteen high school students participated in the Trailways Conference Academic Bowl in Horicon. The contest consisted of a written test (Science, Language Arts, or Social Studies) and an oral team test (Science, Language Arts, Social Studies, and Current Events). Fall River placed 5th overall as a team, Eliza Peetz finished 3rd in grammar, and Josh Frank brought home the gold medal in the individual

Geography written test! The team members were as follows: Science-Hailey Lange, Helena Nashold, Caleb Slotten, Kendra Meier, Maddie Gregorio; Language Arts-Zac Mickelson, Eliza Peetz, Madelyn Dombroski, Karlee Van Gysel, Maddy Sauer; Social Studies-Aaron Abegglen, Josh Frank, Sophia Pawlisch, Zach Metz.

Great job everyone!

Congratulations Fall River Elementary School for earning a 2018-19 Wisconsin Title I School of Recognition Award!


Wow! What a great morning! On April 4th our 7th/8th grade Math Meet team finished 2nd overall as a team and will advance on to the MEGA Meet at Madison College on May 22nd! Along with finishing 2nd overall as a team, Josh Dietzenbach also finished 1st overall in his individual scores! Josh placed 1st within our Fall River team and Daniel Mazzocchi finished 2nd within our Fall River team! Awesome job everyone! Back LtoR: Michael Beaver, Daniel Mazzocchi, Josh Dietzenbach, Anna Dioolittle. Middle LtoR: Elana Agnew, Sam Salzman, Willow Pawlisch. Front: Jakob Johnsrud.

Another great Math Meet in the books! The 5th/6th Grade Math Meet team competed in Albany on April 11th and brought home a 1st place trophy! They will compete again at the MEGA Math Meet on May 20 in Madison. Pierce Abegglen had the highest score individually on the Fall River team and 5th highest overall. Cecelia Tavs had the second highest individual score on the Fall River team. Great job! Back Row L to R: Grant Osterhaus, Gabe Locke, Khia Bearder, Cecelia Tavs. Front Row L to R: Ethan Stai, Pierce Abegglen, Sam Garner.

Summer SchoolSummer School Packets are available

on the school website or by the lower office.The enrollment deadline is April 26th.

Library DatesMay 6, 2019 will be the last day of book checkout for students with a final due date for all books to be returned of Friday, May 24, 2019. Overdue reminder notices will be sent home to families on May 16, 2019.


Madison O’Brion Becomes 2019-2020 FBLA State ParliamentarianFBLA’s State Leadership Conference was held April 8 and 9th at the KI Convention Center in Green Bay.

During the closing ceremony, Madison was sworn in with the other WI FBLA State Officers, as the State Parliamentarian. Her major responsibility will be to help conduct all the meetings of the State Officer’s team from now until next year’s State Conference.Dominique Landvatter joined Madison at State as a participant in the Legacy Academy. Motivational Speaker Patty Hendrickson led this leadership training, as well as, touring several places in Green Bay. Fall River’s FBLA joined with Rio’s FBLA, as these “Rebels” enjoyed their time at State!

Madison O’Brion

Dominique, Mr. Trautmann, Madison

Hello Parents, Students, Friends, and Families of Fall River,Fall River’s Youth Against Drugs and Alcohol is once again looking to host another safe and successful post prom night at Fall River High School on Saturday, May 11th. Our plan of offering prizes to be raffled off after breakfast worked extremely well, and we would like to continue this growing tradition. However, in order to do so we need your help! If you would be willing to donate either money or a prize, it would be immensely appreciated. If you want to be a part of this worthwhile venture, checks can be made out to Fall River School or other donations can be dropped off at the school office. This year we are really for more parent involvement to help chaperone this amazing event.The volunteer chaperone blocks are:• 11:30 PM – 2:00 AM• 2:00 AM – 4:00 AM• 4:00 AM – Clean upPlease contact Nathan Wenzel by email at [email protected] or by phone at (920)-484-3333 ext. 268 with any questions.Thank you for your support and generosity of this great cause. Your efforts mean a lot to our community, parents, the Fall River School staff, and most importantly, the students.Nathan Wenzel, YADAA coordinator

RED CROSS BLOOD DRIVEHello Fall River Community,Come be someone’s hero! Help save as many as three lives by donating to a Red Cross Blood Drive on Wednesday, May 22nd from 12:00 PM to 5:00 PM in the Fall River school’s multi-purpose room. Donations also help provide scholarship money for our graduating seniors so your help is greatly appreciated! Appointments could be made by calling the Red Cross at 1-800-733-2767 or on their website www.redcrossblood.org/make-donation. Walk-ins are always welcome. We hope to see you there,Nathan Wenzel, YADAA CoordinatorAny questions, please contact me either at (920) 484-3333 ext. 268 or [email protected].

VFW DATESMay 10th 9:00 am

Flag Retirement with 5th grade by airplane in Village Park

May 16th 10:30 am – 1:00 pmBrat n Burger Fry @ Fall River Foundry

May 27th 9:30 am Memorial Day Program @ MPR


Thank you to the following individuals and groups who volunteered their services during our Winter Sports Season...

*Rob Miller and Tim Hoffman - Announcers

*WI Globe and Anchor Det 359 for presenting the colors at home basketball games

*Mr. Matura and the Fall River Pep Band

*Rec Cheer Team

*Fall River Athletic Boosters - Winter Athletic Awards Night

*Culvers - Winter Athletic Awards Night

Congratulations to DRILL athletes for the month for March:

D isciplineR esponsibilityI ntensityL eadership

L oyalty

Criteria for this award is: • Someone who has given great effort, shown great character, represented good leadership, represented good sportsmanship, and has had a positive attitude during the month• Someone who has not/currently has no Fs during the month• This is a person who has not missed any practices or games (no unexcused, medical excuses are allowed) during the month• This person has had no disciplinary Detentions / Code violations during the month

Dylan Foulkes JR - Baseball

Maddie Gregorio JR - Softball Trevor Koegler FR - Track

Spring Athletic Awards NightWednesday, May 29th at 6:30 pm in the commons

For High School Softball, Baseball, and Track

Pirate Football Can DriveJuly 27, 2019 8am-12pm

@ Bus Barn


It is time again for my 7th annual Fall River Art Show. The art show will be hung around the high school during the spring concerts May 2nd-31st. It will be featuring at least 2 pieces of artwork created by our 1st through 12th grade artists. Make sure to look for your child's artwork when you come in for the concerts. They are very proud to show off what they have been creating in art class.Thanks so much,Whitney Wagner, Art Educator

MS/HS ConcertsChoir - Monday, May 6th - 7:00 pmBand - Tuesday, May 14th - 7:00 pm

Elementary ConcertsThursday, May 2nd - 5K & 1st Grades - 6:00pmTuesday, May 7th - 2nd & 3rd Grades - 6:30pmThursday, May 9th - 4th & 5th Grade & 5th Grade Band - 6:30pm

Fall River's 15th Annual Spring Musical will be:

Little Shop of Horrors! Written by Howard Ashman and Alan Menken, the same composers who wrote The Little Mermaid, Aladdin, and

Beauty and the beast.

Friday, April 26th @ 7pm and Saturday, April 27th @ 5pmTickets will be $7 for adults and students, and $5 for senior citizens

Concert in the ParkMonday, June 3rd

6:00 pmFall River Village Park

Featuring Fall River Pep Band

2019 Fall River High School Junior Prom

Saturday, May 11, 2019Kestrel Ridge Banquet Hall

8 pm-11 pmGrand March at 8:15 pm

Price - $10/person

The Friends of the Columbus Public Library are having a huge sale in conjunction with the Columbus Red Bud Days and city wide garage sale. The Friends Book Store, located in the Library Annex on James St. will be open May 10 & 11th from 9 - 3. Weather permitting bargain books will be on tables outside on the Annex Lawn.

Angela Neuman, PresidentBrandy Foulkes, Secretary

Roxann Kirchberg, Treasurer -----------------------------

The Annual Fall River Athletic Booster Bash was held on April 6th at Kestrel Ridge. Thank you to

all of our donors, guests, volunteers, and auction bidders. Your great support makes this event a true success. All proceeds benefit the athletic

programs at Fall River School. Thank you also for all the support we have received throughout this

school year! -----------------------------

Next meeting is Wednesday, May 1 at 6:00 pm in lower office.

-----------------------------Follow us on Facebook

@ Fall River Athletic Boosters


Fall River Pirate Foundation News

Pirate ApparelThe Fall River Pirate Foundation is working with MyLocker to offer customized Pirate Apparel. There are thousands of items and designs to choose from. They offer t-shirts, sweatshirts, jackets, pants, shorts, hats, and blankets. Go to our website at fallriverpi-ratefoundation.com and click on Shop.

The Fall River Pirate Foundation was organized in August, 2013 by a group of parents to build modern facilities for Fall River students, visitors, and the entire community. For more information check out our website at fallriverpiratefoundation.com.

Board MembersMatthew Schroeder. . . . . . . . . . PresidentBrian Frank. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Vice PresidentDouglas Waterworth. . . . . . . . . TreasurerJudith Robbins . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .SecretaryKatrina Blevins. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . MemberDwane Talg. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .MemberNext meeting is Monday, May 6th at 6:30 pm at Matthew Schroeder’s House.

Save the Date...

Pirate’s Cove Grand Opening300 Prairie St., Fall River, WI 53932

August 17, 2019Join us to celebrate the opening of

Fall River School District’s New Athletic Complex

Events will include:*7 on 7 Flag Football Tournament ~ 18 years and older to participate and teams must preregister

*Kids Race on the new track ~ Ages 4-14*Bean Bag Tournament

*50/50 Raffle*Concessions will be available for purchase. No carry-ins and no alcohol will be allowed on site.

*Live music from the Fall River Pep Band and others throughout the evening.

* Spectrum Pyrotechnics Inc. will shoot Fireworks beginning at dusk

Organized by the Fall River Pirate Foundation. See website for more details soon.

FallRiverPirateFoundation.com

*Alumni Welcome*

MEMORIAL DAY OBSERVANCEMonday May 27th, 2019 at 9:30 AM at Fall River School Multi-Purpose Room

The community is invited to a Memorial Day observance which will be held at the Fall River School on Monday, May 27th starting at 9:30 am. Elementary students will lead the assembly in the Pledge of Allegiance. The High School Band and Choir will be performing musical selections. The ceremony will conclude at the park by the river where we will place wreaths in the River for each branch of the military. Students/Community members can also throw flowers in the river in remem-brance of a loved one that served in the military. This year’s guest speaker will be Tina Howie, granddaughter of CPT William Hughes. CPT Hughes served in the US Army during World War II. He was a West Point Graduate and served some time in Japan. He was also a former science teacher at Fall River High School. The public is invited to a potluck dinner at Savanna Oaks following the ceremony. Please bring a dish to pass and your own place settings. The VFW will provide brats, burgers and beverages. If anyone has family members currently serving overseas please provide their names, ranks, branch of service and deployed location to Charmaine Schultz by May 21st.Email: [email protected]. Please call 920-210-9892 if you have any questions.

Let us never forget.......


All 9th and 10th grade students will be taking the ACT Aspire Early High School test on Wednesday, May 8, 2019. ACT Aspire Early High School is a summative assessment that measures what students have learned in the areas of English, Reading, Math, Science and Writing. ACT Aspire Early High School scores are good predictors of how a student may perform on both the ACT and ACT WorkKeys when they reach 11th grade.The testing will take place here at school and the testing day will begin at 9:00 am (late start day). Breakfast will be available in the cafeteria from 8:00 am to 9:00 am. Students will need to report to their assigned rooms by 9:00 am. Lunch will be provided by the district at approximately 12:25 pm. Testing should last until 3:20 pm. Please do your best to avoid being absent on this day!No classes this day for 11th & 12th grade students.If you have questions please contact Mrs. Liebenthal at 920-484-3333 ext. 294.Student check list for testing: -Get a good night sleep (at least 8 hours) -Eat a healthy breakfast prior to testing -Dress comfortably but appropriately (dress in layers to avoid being too hot or cold) -Snacks will be provided Aspire™ Resources: http://www.discoveractaspire.org/

Dear Fall River School District Parents/Guardians,The Blessings in a Backpack program is available for all Fall River School District students. The program is designed to provide non-perishable food every Friday to children who would benefit from supplemental nourishment over the weekend. Bags will be dispensed in a discreet and caring manner. This program will run for the remainder of this school year and we will re-enroll at the beginning of next school year. There is no cost associated with this program. The letter to sign-up was sent home with all elementary students. It can also be found by the lower office or on the school website under Parents and Community/Forms/Blessings in a Backpack. Return signed letters to Brian Zacho at Fall River School.If you have any questions, please contact Brian Zacho at [email protected] or 920-484-3333 x266.Thank you!For additional information regarding this program please visit the Blessings in a Backpack website http://blessingsinabackpack.org/

Alumni NewsIf you have any alumni news to share, email it to Colleen Waterworth at [email protected].

*Morgan Maloney will be pursuing her MBA through West Texas A&M online program.*Tyler Lee accepted a job at the Gundersen Hospital in LaCrosse. Starting in June, he will be the pharmacist for the floors of general medicine, pediatrics, and cardiology.*Rachel Lee will be receiving her Masters in Education Professional Development in May from UW-LaCrosse. She is currently teaching 3rd grade at Eagle Bluff School in Onalaska.*Megan Waterworth will graduate with honors from the UW-Milwaukee in May with a BS in Computer Engi-neering. She has accepted a position with Rockwell Automation as a Product Engineering & Development LDP in Architecture and Software, based out of Milwaukee, WI.*Joseph Schroeder will graduate with distinction from UW-Madison in May with a BBA in Finance. His majors were in Finance, Investment, Banking and Economics. He has accepted a position with the FDIC as a Financial Institution Specialist in Eau Claire, WI.*Mariah Koch was named Outstanding Junior Student of the Year at Grand View University, Des Moines, IA


2019 Rebel Football Important Dates for High School Students

Rebel Football CampsJune 19th & 20th from 4-7 pm

Fall River Brayton ParkJuly 16th, 17th, 18th from 4-7pm

Fall River Brayton Park

All-Pro Lineman Camp@ Middleton High School

June 25th, 26th, 27th from 5-8pm(Bus transport available from Fall River HS)

7 on 7 Passing DayJuly 1st 5:15pm - 8:15pm

@ Fall River

Football Can DriveJuly 27, 2019 8am-12pm

Fall River Bus Barn

Monday, August 5, 20192:00pm - 4:00pm Equipment Handout

4:00pm - 6:00pm Consussion Testing in Library6:00pm - 7:00pm Co-Curricular Meeting in MPR

Tuesday, August 6, 2019 First Day of Practice at Fall River

Helmets Only3:00pm - 6:00pm

*Testing Day*

Summer Basketball for HS BoysAny boy that is interested in playing basketball this summer should contact Arnie Oelke with their contact information and what year they will be in.Typically the varsity will be playing on 4 weekends and the JV will play on 3 weekends. Summer tournaments and open gyms will be determined at a later date.There will be no charge to play.Arnie Oelke, Boys Basketball CoachEmail: [email protected]: 920-392-1052; Office: 920-484-3555

Attention MS and HS Athletes & Parents MS and HS Athletes are required to have a

new WIAA Physical or Alternate Year Card on file with the school for the 2019/2020 school year in order to be eligible for athletics. The necessary form will be sent home with each

student in May.

All HS AthletesMonday, August 5, 2019

4:00pm - 6:00pm Concussion Testing in Library6:00pm - 7:00pm Co Curricular Meeting in MPR

(MS Football concussion testing will be done on a separate day. Watch future newsletters for more

information.)

Kwik Trip Gift CardsThe girls’ basketball team has an ongoing

fundraiser to help with summer camps and tournaments. The fundraiser consists of selling Kwik Trip Gift Cards that can be used for gas or

other purchases. There is no additional cost to the buyer. We currently have cards in $10, $20, $25,

$50, and $100 denominations. If you would like to support the team by purchasing a card, please see any girls’ basketball team member or Mr. Doolittle.

Checks can be made out to Fall River School. This fundraiser will be ongoing, so cards will be

available throughout the year.

Summer Basketball for MS & HS GirlsIf you missed the informational meeting, please see Mr. Doolittle regrading Summer Leagues, Tournaments and Camps. Any questions, email Mr. Doolittle at [email protected].

MS & HS VOLLEYBALL PLAYER & PARENT MEETING

WEDNESDAY, MAY 1 @ 6:00 PM IN COMMONSIf you plan on playing for the high school or middle school volleyball team for the 2019/20 season, your attendance with a parent is mandatory.ITEMS TO BE DISCUSSED:• Summer Camps/Clinics/Leagues• Coaching Contact Days• Open Gyms• Fall Tryouts & Practice Schedules• Team Apparel & Equipment purchase • Miscellaneous Info

IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS OR CONCERNS: CONTACT HEAD COACH – Laura Trautmann at [email protected] or MIDDLE SCHOOL COACH – Megan Dietzenbach at [email protected]

Summer MS Baseball MeetingPlayer and Parent meeting, Wednesday May 1st at 5:15 pm in the commons. Matt Dietzenbach



Fall River Fitness Center Presents: Aqua Zumba Classes

Location: Fall River Recreation Center Pool Dates: Every Tuesday starting on April 30th Time: Tuesday’s from 5:15-6:00 PM Cost: 1 class: $5 per class/members, $8 per class/non-members (pay at the door) Who: Open to ages: 16-116! Instructor: Carolyn Lueder and Annabell Pedersen

Description: Join the pool party! Aqua Zumba is a low-impact, high-energy aquatic workout that blends the Zumba philosophy with water resistance! This Latin-inspired aquatic fitness class incorporates Latin and international music and dance movements to create an exciting and effective fitness class.


Fall River Pirate Parent Organization - PPO

Thank you to Culver’s and everyone who supported PPO at our first ever Culver’s Night, on March 18th!

Within the past couple months, we have lost two fundraisers due to companies ending their fundraising campaigns… Schwan’s and Milk Moola. (Campbell’s ended their campaign over a year ago.) Thank you for supporting these fundraisers, and for being open to new ones we are trying out, to replace them. We couldn’t do any of the great things we do, without your support!

We collect:

If you are looking to get involved, or for a chance to meet new people, we are always looking

for new members. Watch the newsletter, our Facebook page, and the district events calendar

for upcoming meeting dates.


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A copy of the meeting minutes are available for public inspection at Fall River School Business Office located at 150 Bradley Street, Fall River, WI 53932 within 8 business days for proposed minutes and within 5 business days of approval for approved minutes.

Fall River School District

150 Bradley Street P.O. Box 116 Fall River, WI 53932 (920) 484-3333 www.fallriver.k12.wi.us

Helping all students achieve to their fullest potential

Regular Board of Education Meeting Minutes March 20, 2019 6:00 p.m. Fall River School Library _______________________________________________________________________

I. Call To Order/Pledge of Allegiance by Keith Miller, School Board President The meeting was called to order at 6:03 p.m.

II. Roll Call Board Member Attendance: Keith Miller, Paul Osterhaus, Warren Koenig, Ashley Morton, Dr. Michael Garrow, Andrea Stier, Ryan Verrier, Brian Zacho and 3 community/staff members and visitors present. Absent: Ember Schultz

III. Public Comment: None

IV. Student Council Update Babysitting for Booster Bash on April 6 Concessions during Math Meet on April 8 Celebrating Earth Day on April 19, will be assisting in roadside trash pickup

V. Approval of Past Board of Education Meeting Minutes A motion was made by Paul Osterhaus and seconded by Warren Koenig to approve the February 20, 2019 Regular School Board Meeting Minutes. Motion carried by a unanimous voice vote with no objections.

VI. Treasurer’s Report presented by Ashley Morton Book Balance Start Previous: $6,213,693.35 Other Items: -$100,213.12 Receipts and Banking: $929,435.85 Checks and Wires: $290,229.68 Payroll: $200,123.06 February Ending Month Balance: $6,552,563.34

A motion to accept the Treasurer’s Report, subject to usual audits and discoveries, was made by Paul Osterhaus and seconded by Ashley Morton. Motion carried by a unanimous voice vote with no objections.

VII. Payments of Vouchers/Payroll A motion was made by Warren Koenig and seconded by Ashley Morton to approve payment of vouchers 418586-418821 and 201800159-201800284 = $288,879.68 and the approval of payment of the March 30, 2019 and April 13, 2019 payroll. Motion carried by a unanimous voice vote with no objections.

VIII. Gifts and Donations: None

IX. Committee Reports A. Building and Grounds: The B & G Committee met on Monday, March 4, 2019. Costs were reviewed for the Buildings at Prairie Street and the overall financial picture of the project at Prairie Street was also reviewed. In addition, Paul Osterhaus and Dr. Garrow had a meeting with Oliver Construction to go through plans (page by page) and identified areas that needed further clarification. Discussed flooring options throughout the school and the Proposed Roadway Agreement with the Village of Fall River.

X. Old Business: None



XI. New Business A. A motion was made by Keith Miller and seconded by Paul Osterhaus to approve the RLOC with

the following amendments: add name of Business Manager (Andy Christensen) and additional Where As statement “Recorded as approved at the March 20, 2019 Board Meeting by a roll-call vote of 4-0”. Motion carried by a unanimous voice vote with no objections.

B. A motion was made by Paul Osterhaus and seconded by Ashley Morton to approve the Summer Custodial/Maintenance Workers as presented. Motion carried by a unanimous voice vote with no objections.

C. Received lawyer’s feedback on the Proposed Roadway Agreement with Village of Fall River. The document is not ready to move forward as presented and will need to be rewritten. Emergency Board Meeting will be held week of March 25, 2019 to approve redraft.

D. A winter activities report was provided by Mr. Cody Schultz. A season summary of HS and MS Boys and Girls Basketball was covered, including award winners and all-conference winners.

E. A motion was made by Keith Miller and seconded by Paul Osterhaus to approve the early college credit program for three students as presented. Motion carried by a unanimous voice vote with no objections.

F. A motion was made by Keith Miller and seconded by Ashley Morton to approve the revision on policy 443.4 Student Alcohol and Other Drug Use. Motion carried by a unanimous voice vote with no objections.

G. A motion was made by Keith Miller and seconded by Ashley Morton to approve the second reading on policy 422.1 Foreign Exchange Program Students. Motion carried by a unanimous voice vote with no objections.

H. A motion was made by Keith Miller and seconded by Warren Koenig to approve the final make-up day of school on Friday, June 7 as a professional development day for PreK-5 staff. Motion carried by a unanimous voice vote with no objections.

I. A discussion was held on pool area and future plan for acoustics, diving boards and flooring. The pool depth requirements for a high-dive need to be researched as well as what the added insurance cost would be to the District if the high-dive was kept in place. Discussion will be continued during the April Board Meeting.

J. Staffing Recommendations: i. Hiring: A motion was made by Paul Osterhaus and seconded by Ashley Morton to approve the hiring of Mr. Kevin Book, GEDO II Instructor. Motion carried by a unanimous voice vote with no objections. ii. Resignations: A motion was made by Ashley Morton and seconded by Warren Koenig to approve the resignation of Jennifer Traeder, FCS Teacher. Motion carried by a unanimous voice vote with no objections.

XII. District Reports A. Building and Grounds Report was presented by Dr. Garrow

In addition to the work on the Prairie Street project, there has been meetings with multiple vendors on flooring for main hallways, pool deck, locker rooms and bathrooms; reconfiguration/improvements to the IMC; bleachers for the main gym; and basketball hoops and framing for the main gym.

Over the next several weeks, plans will be finalized for the bleachers, library revisions and flooring areas to bring forward to the B & G Committee for approval.

Paul Marks and Dr. Garrow have met with Bassett Mechanical with the intention of reducing coverage and/or changing companies.



B. Elementary Principal Report was presented by Mr. Verrier Thank you to Mrs. Koch, Mrs. Liebenthal and other staff members for their help in

getting ready for testing. There will be one additional test in the 4th grade. The first session of summer school will run June 10-28, second session will run July 8-26.

There are many staff interested in teaching these classes. Information will be sent out after spring break.

C. MS/HS Principal Report was presented by Mr. Zacho The last MS Dance of the year was held on Friday, March 15 and went well. Thank you to Mrs. Koch and Mrs. Liebenthal for their help in getting ready for testing. F data has gone down again, totals are down in all categories.

D. District Administrator Report was presented by Dr. Garrow Next month, finalized plans for compensation for support and certified staff, as well as

revisions to the Employee Handbook for 2019-2020 will be brought forward. Over the next week and Spring Break, meetings with Oliver Contruction will be held,

crisis planning documents will be finalized, and Educator Effectiveness plans for specialized staff will be completed (with Mr. Verrier and Mr. Zacho).

XIII. Motion to adjourn to Closed Executive Session as per Wisconsin Statue 19.85(1)(c), for considering employment, promotion, compensation or performance evaluation data of any public employee over which the government body has jurisdiction or exercised responsibility (Administrative responsibilities)

A motion was made to adjourn to Closed Executive Session at 7:07 p.m. by a roll-call vote of 4-0.

XIV. Executive Closed Session

Topic/Agenda Item Discussed Administrative Responsibilities

Motion to Return to Open Session at 7:37 p.m.

Motion by: Keith Miller Seconded by: Ashley Morton Motion carried by a unanimous voice vote with no objections.

Action Taken in Open Session No action taken (Dr. Garrow to write up summary of item(s) discussed for Board & Administrator)

Minutes Certification Proposed minutes respectfully submitted by District Administrator/Dr. Michael Garrow on 03/20/2019

XV. Adjournment A motion to adjourn at 7:38 p.m. was made by Warren Koenig and seconded by Keith Miller. Motion carried by a unanimous voice vote with no objections.

Board Secretary/Andrea Stier (Date) Board Clerk/Ember Schultz (Date) Approved by the School Board of Education on April 17, 2019. Next Regular Board meeting is scheduled for April 17, 2019 at 6:00 p.m. in the School Library.



Fall River School District

150 Bradley Street P.O. Box 116 Fall River, WI 53932 (920) 484-3333 www.fallriver.k12.wi.us

Helping all students achieve to their fullest potential

Special Board of Education Meeting Minutes March 27, 2019 5:40 p.m. Fall River District Office _______________________________________________________________________

I. Call To Order/Pledge of Allegiance by Keith Miller, School Board President The meeting was called to order at 5:34 p.m.

II. Roll Call Board Member Attendance: Keith Miller, Warren Koenig, Ashley Morton, and Dr. Michael Garrow and 1 community member present. Absent: Ember Schultz, Paul Osterhaus

III. Public Comment: None

IV. New Business

A motion was made by Keith Miller and seconded by Warren Koenig to approve the Intergovernmental Development Agreement as presented. Approved by a roll-call vote of 3-0 with no objections

The agreement was then emailed to the Village President and other members of the Village Board with a request for consideration/approval at the earliest possible date.

V. A motion was made by Keith Miller and seconded by Warren Koenig to adjourn at 5:58 p.m. Motion

carried by a unanimous voice vote with no objections.

A motion was made to adjourn to Closed Executive Session at 7:07 p.m. by a roll-call vote of 4-0.

Minutes Certification Proposed minutes respectfully submitted by District Administrator/Dr. Michael Garrow on 03/27/2019

VI. Adjournment

A motion to adjourn at 7:38 p.m. was made by Warren Koenig and seconded by Keith Miller. Motion carried by a unanimous voice vote with no objections.

District Administrator/Michael Garrow (Date) Board Treasurer/Ashley Morton (Date) Approved by the School Board of Education on April 17, 2019. Next Regular Board meeting is scheduled for April 17, 2019 at 6:00 p.m. in the School Library.

Pirate Press - May 2019 page 21 3frdtl01.p SCHOOL DISTRICT OF FALL RIVER 7:49 AM 04/11/19 05.19.02.00.00-11.7-010087 CHECKS FOR NEWSLETTER (Dates: 03/01/19 - 03/31/19) PAGE: 1

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NUMBER DATE AMOUNT VENDOR

418822 03/01/2019 87.50 BAKKEN, RYAN

418823 03/01/2019 740.65 CENTURY LINK

418824 03/01/2019 87.50 DEVILLERS, ALEX

418825 03/01/2019 87.50 DEVILLERS, JOHNATHAN

418826 03/01/2019 165.00 MACKENZIE CENTER

418826 03/19/2019 -165.00 MACKENZIE CENTER

418827 03/01/2019 1,539.90 MATTERHACKERS

418828 03/01/2019 10.45 MENARDS-BEAVER DAM STORE

418829 03/01/2019 2,445.28 RIO COMMUNITY SCHOOL DISTRICT

418830 03/01/2019 41.76 GREEN LAKE PUBLIC SCHOOL

418831 03/01/2019 62.00 UW GEOLOGY MUSEUM

418831 03/19/2019 -62.00 UW GEOLOGY MUSEUM

418832 03/01/2019 480.00 VIVACITY TECH

418833 03/01/2019 1,863.00 WISCONSIN METALS

418834 03/01/2019 168.40 WISCONSIN MUSIC EDUCATORS ASSOCIATI

418835 03/01/2019 66.00 HAGEN, CHISTOPHER

418836 03/01/2019 29,482.50 NICHOLAS & ASSOCIATES, INC

418837 03/01/2019 135.00 OCONOMOWOC HIGH SCHOOL

418838 03/01/2019 163.50 ROTARY CLUB OF COLUMBUS/FALL RIVER

418839 03/01/2019 1,438.47 WISCONSIN INTERSCHOLASTIC ATHLETICS

418840 03/04/2019 1,490.67 STANDARD INSURANCE COMPANY RC

418841 03/04/2019 601.16 AT&T

418842 03/04/2019 221.39 DEAN FOODS OF WI

418843 03/04/2019 261.51 FOLLETT SCHOOL SOLUTIONS, INC

418844 03/04/2019 264.36 MIDWEST SCHOLASTIC

418845 03/04/2019 136.78 WEBB & GERRITSEN INC

418846 03/06/2019 5.90 BADGER SPORTING GOODS CO., INC

418847 03/06/2019 5,561.00 BASSETT MECHANICAL

418848 03/06/2019 240.00 CESA #5

418849 03/06/2019 24.49 DEMCO, INC

418850 03/06/2019 330.00 FALL RIVER SCHOOL DISTRICT

418851 03/06/2019 1,954.18 FALL RIVER UTILITY

418852 03/06/2019 150.00 FIGOL, LUKE

418853 03/06/2019 1,105.82 INSIGHT FS

418854 03/06/2019 300.00 KELSH, JIM

418855 03/06/2019 150.00 LARSON, WAYNE

418856 03/06/2019 1,104.58 MADISON COLLEGE

418857 03/06/2019 150.00 MCCANN, LARRY

418858 03/06/2019 47.07 MID-STATE EQUIPMENT

418859 03/06/2019 250.00 PRINCETON SCHOOL DISTRICT

418860 03/06/2019 680.50 SCHILLING SUPPLY COMPANY

418861 03/06/2019 150.00 WODILL, KEEGAN

418862 03/07/2019 688.14 FALL RIVER STATION

418863 03/07/2019 454.12 SCHOOL SPECIALTY

418864 03/07/2019 50.00 SETZ, CRAIG

418865 03/07/2019 499.00 VIVACITY TECH

418866 03/07/2019 7.00 WI DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

418867 03/07/2019 350.00 CESA #5


418869 03/11/2019 60,316.34 CESA #5

418870 03/11/2019 183.00 COLUMBIA COUNTY SOLID WASTE

418871 03/12/2019 84.44 ALPHA BAKING COMPANY

418872 03/12/2019 3,271.00 CESA #5

418873 03/12/2019 40.00 COLUMBUS COMMUNITY HOSPITAL

418874 03/12/2019 332.28 DEAN FOODS OF WI 418875 03/12/2019 396.50 HAWKINS, INC.

3frdtl01.p SCHOOL DISTRICT OF FALL RIVER 7:49 AM 04/11/19 05.19.02.00.00-11.7-010087 CHECKS FOR NEWSLETTER (Dates: 03/01/19 - 03/31/19) PAGE: 2

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418876 03/15/2019 190.00 MICHNA, JESSICA

418877 03/15/2019 387.06 ARBOR SCIENTIFIC

418878 03/15/2019 456.86 BLUCO CORP

418879 03/15/2019 125.00 QUIMBY, SCOTT

418880 03/15/2019 275.00 TEAM SPORTING GOODS, INC

418881 03/15/2019 18.00 WHSFA DISTRICT 8

418882 03/15/2019 3,370.00 WISCONSIN INTERSCHOLASTIC ATHLETICS

418883 03/15/2019 51.04 ALVIN, CELINA

418884 03/15/2019 387.57 DEAN FOODS OF WI

418885 03/15/2019 118.10 HEID MUSIC COMPANY

418886 03/15/2019 1,128.48 NASCO EDUCATION LLC

418887 03/18/2019 160.00 ABUNDANT LIFE CHRISTIAN SCHOOL


418889 03/18/2019 74.91 SCHULTZ'S SUGAR RIVER KETTLE CORN

418891 03/18/2019 343.03 STAPLES BUSINESS CREDIT

418892 03/18/2019 430.08 TEACHER DIRECT

418893 03/18/2019 88.00 THE WORKSHOP

418894 03/18/2019 142.68 ALVIN, CELINA

418895 03/18/2019 230.26 GARROW, MICHAEL

418896 03/18/2019 999.00 MYSTERY SCIENCE INC

418897 03/18/2019 147.97 SCHULTZ, CODY

418898 03/19/2019 175.00 MACKENZIE CENTER

418899 03/19/2019 78.00 UW GEOLOGY MUSEUM

418900 03/19/2019 150.00 MCCANN, LARRY

418901 03/19/2019 120.00 OSTERHAUS, SAMUEL

418902 03/19/2019 125.00 QUIMBY, SCOTT

418903 03/19/2019 150.00 SCHWARTZ, ARMIN

418904 03/19/2019 120.00 WODILL, KEEGAN

418905 03/22/2019 319.00 ANDERSON, BRIAN

418906 03/22/2019 75.00 BELLEVILLE HIGH SCHOOL

418907 03/22/2019 4,528.35 GOPHER SPORT/PLAY WITH A PURPOSE/GO

418908 03/22/2019 1,144.95 VILLAGE OF FALL RIVER

418909 03/22/2019 11,774.87 WE ENERGIES

418910 03/22/2019 47.70 WISCONSIN SCHOOL MUSIC ASSOCIATION

418911 03/25/2019 1,518.57 STANDARD INSURANCE COMPANY RC

201800198 03/01/2019 36.00 AMERICAN CENTURY SERVICES LLC



201800232 03/02/2019 112.54 WISCONSIN RETIREMENT SYSTEM


201800240 03/02/2019 17,991.38 WISCONSIN RETIREMENT SYSTEM

201800241 03/02/2019 3,714.33 DELTA DENTAL OF WISCONSIN

201800243 03/02/2019 34,930.81 UNITY HEALTH PLANS INSURANCE CORPOR


201800255 03/02/2019 6,214.30 WISCONSIN DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE

201800256 03/02/2019 18,039.01 WISCONSIN RETIREMENT SYSTEM

201800257 03/02/2019 3,714.33 DELTA DENTAL OF WISCONSIN



201800263 03/01/2019 2,527.85 WEA INSURANCE TRUST

201800267 03/01/2019 31,743.45 FARMERS & MERCHANTS UNION BANK


201800273 03/15/2019 3,027.85 WEA INSURANCE TRUST

201800277 03/15/2019 30,981.10 FARMERS & MERCHANTS UNION BANK

201800285 03/29/2019 0.00 AMERICAN CENTURY SERVICES LLC 201800287 03/29/2019 3,063.85 WEA INSURANCE TRUST


Fall River School Board MembersKeith F. Miller . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . President

Paul Osterhaus . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Vice President

Ember Schultz . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Clerk

Ashley Morton . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Treasurer

Warren Koenig . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Member

Mike Garrow . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . District Administrator

Ryan Verrier . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Elementary Principal Brian Zacho . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .MS/HS Principal Next Regular School Board Meeting is Wednesday, May 15, 2019 beginning at 5:30 pm in the library.

Employment Opportunities- Middle School Football Coach- Summer Custodian Helpers: $10/hour, Students entering gade 9 or above are welcome to apply, Deadline is April 30th- Rec Lifeguards (Interested individuals can contact Cody Schultz at (920) 484-3333 x 304. You do not need to create WECAN accounts for these positions) - Custodial Subs (contact Paul Marks at 920-484-3333 x267 or Mike Garrow at 920-484-3333 x227)- Substitute Teachers- Bus DriversPlease Apply Online at: WECAN* If you do not have a Wecan account setup, please click on Create an Account on their site to apply.

3frdtl01.p SCHOOL DISTRICT OF FALL RIVER 7:49 AM 04/11/19 05.19.02.00.00-11.7-010087 CHECKS FOR NEWSLETTER (Dates: 03/01/19 - 03/31/19) PAGE: 3

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201800299 03/20/2019 3,691.10 BMO HARRIS BANK

201800300 03/02/2019 -274.26 DELTA DENTAL OF WISCONSIN


201800302 03/02/2019 300.00 POSTALIA TDC POSTAGE






201800308 03/02/2019 -106.57 WISCONSIN RETIREMENT SYSTEM

201800309 03/02/2019 -112.54 WISCONSIN RETIREMENT SYSTEM

201800310 03/02/2019 -36.00 AMERICAN CENTURY SERVICES LLC

201800311 03/31/2019 4,954.25 GORDON FOOD SERVICE, INC

201800320 03/29/2019 54.05 EMPLOYEE BENEFITS CORPORATION

347,621.46 Totals for checks

COLUMBUS/FALL RIVER FOOD PANTRYWe serve Columbus and Fall River residents, by Appointment, on Thursdays from 4:00 pm to 7:00 pm. We are located in the back of the Columbus Senior Center, 125 N Dickason Blvd, Columbus.For those in need of assistance during the month of May, contact Columbus Assembly of God at 920-623-2977 to schedule an appointment.Monetary donations may be taken to Farmers & Mer-chants Union Bank or Marine Credit Union.For those wishing to donate food or volunteer, contact Colleen Waterworth at 920-210-6266.

Drivers Education to be offered at Fall River School

by Scenic Valley Driving School Summer Class @ Fall River starts June 10th

Online Classroom starts anytime - just enroll, log in & begin.

Forms are available by the lower office or

Contact Scenic Valley Driving School608-592-2182

Twitter: @svdrivingschool website: www.scenicvalleydrivingschool.net

facebook.com/scenicvalleydrivingschool

The Fall River School/Community Calendar can be found by going to the Fall River School website (www.fallriver.k12.wi.us) and clicking on Calendar. If you would like to receive email reminders or notices of changes to any events, you may do this my clicking on the "notify me" tab on the bottom right of the Fall River Calendar page and following the prompts. There is also a tab called "Get the Mobile App" that will add events from the calendar right into your personal calendar.


Fall River School/Community Calendar - May 2019

For the latest information go to the school website at www.fallriver.k12.wi.us and

click on Calendar

Fall River

May, 2019Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

19:34am-10:00am StudentCouncil Meeting12:30pm-3:20pm StudentCouncil Event5:15pm-6:00pm Rec JrLeague Baseball Practice @Commons6:00pm Booster ClubMeeting6:00pm-7:30pm VolleyballMeeting @ Commons7:00pm-8:30pm PirateParent Organization (PPO)@ Studyhall Room8:00pm-10:00pm Men'sLeague (18yrs + only) @Elementary Gym

2Art Show-Conference @Oakfield High School8:15am Field Trip HS4:00pm Track-MS GreenLake / Princeton vs.Multiple Schools @Princeton High School4:15pm Track-High SchoolWaterloo @ Waterloo HighSchool5:00pm Softball-VarsityMontello @ Montello HighSchool5:00pm Baseball-VarsityMontello @ Montello HighSchool6:00pm-7:00pm ElemConcert 5k & 1st grade @Multiple locations

39:34am-10:00am PirateRally @ Multipurpose Room4:00pm Track-High SchoolDeerfield vs. MultipleSchools @ Deerfield HighSchool5:00pm Baseball-B/JVWayland Academy @ FallRiver High School,Baseball Diamond-BraytonPark5:00pm Softball-VarsityDeerfield @ Fall River HighSchool, Softball Field(Brayton Park)5:30pm Pep Band5:30pm-8:00pm PBISActivity @ Fall River VillagePark

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53:00pm-4:30pm RecSoftball Skills and Drills @Elementary Gym

64:00pm Track-High SchoolDeForest vs. MultipleSchools @ DeForest HighSchool6:30pm Pirate FoundationMeeting7:00pm-8:00pm ChoirConcert MS/HS @ Multiplelocations

712:28pm-12:58pmInternational Club @Classroom4:00pm Track-High SchoolMarkesan vs. MultipleSchools @ Markesan HighSchool5:00pm Softball-VarsityRandolph @ Randolph HighSchool5:00pm Baseball-VarsityRandolph @ Randolph HighSchool6:30pm-7:30pm ElemConcert 2nd & 3rd grade @Multiple locations8:00pm-10:00pm RecAdult Volleyball League @Elementary Gym

89:00am-3:20pm Testing @Classroom10:00am Late Start8:00pm-10:00pm Men'sLeague (18yrs + only) @Elementary Gym

94:00pm Buildings &Grounds Meeting @ BoardRoom5:00pm Softball-VarsityRandolph @ Fall River HighSchool5:00pm Baseball-VarsityRandolph @ Fall River HighSchool6:30pm-7:30pm ElemConcert 4th & 5th gradeand 5th grade Band @Multiple locations

109:00am Event @ Fall RiverVillage Park9:34am-10:04am PirateRally @ Multipurpose Room3:30pm Track-High School (Date changed from05-14-19) Dodgeland vs.Multiple Schools @Dodgeland High School5:00pm Baseball-VarsityDeerfield @ Fall River HighSchool, Baseball Diamond-Brayton Park

119:30am-11:30amVolleyball Girls MS Practice@ High School Gym8:00pm-11:00pm Prom @Kestrel Ridge Golf Course11:59pm Post Prom @ FallRiver School

12 134:00pm Softball-VarsityRio Community SchoolDistrict @ Fall River HighSchool5:00pm Baseball-VarsityRio Community SchoolDistrict @ Fall River HighSchool

14Track-High School (DateChanged to 05-10-19) @Dodgeland High School7:00pm-8:00pm BandConcert MS/HS @ Multiplelocations8:00pm-10:00pm RecAdult Volleyball League @Elementary Gym

158:15am-3:00pm Field Trip5th grade1:30pm-3:15pm ScienceFair HS & MS @ ElementaryGym5:30pm School BoardMeeting @ Library7:00pm-9:00pm AcademicAwards & Scholarships @Multiple locations8:00pm-10:00pm Men'sLeague (18yrs + only) @Elementary Gym

16MeetingTBD Softball-Varsity TBA vs.TBA @ TBA10:30am-1:00pm VFWBrat Fry @ Fall RiverFoundry5:00pm Baseball-VarsityRio Community SchoolDistrict @ Rio CommunitySchool District6:00pm Town of FP BoardMtg @ Fountain Prairie TownHall

178:00am-6:30pm Field Trip4th8:30am-3:20pm PBISActivity5:00pm Baseball-VarsityJohnson Creek @ FallRiver High School,Baseball Diamond-BraytonPark

186:00am-11:00pmBand/Choir Trip9:30am-11:30amVolleyball Girls MS Practice@ High School Gym

19 20TBD Track-High School TBA@ TBAMath Meet @ UW Madison5:00pm Baseball-VarsityPardeeville @ Fall RiverHigh School6:00pm-7:30pm Rec CoachPitch Practice @ BradleyStreet Field

21EventTBD Softball-Varsity TBA vs.TBA @ TBA5:00pm Baseball-B/JVRandolph @ Fall River HighSchool, Baseball Diamond-Brayton Park8:00pm-10:00pm RecAdult Volleyball League @Elementary Gym

22Math Meet10:00am Late Start12:00pm-5:00pm BloodDrive @ Multipurpose Room6:00pm-7:30pm Rec CoachPitch Practice @ BradleyStreet Field8:00pm-10:00pm Men'sLeague (18yrs + only) @Elementary Gym

23TBD Softball-Varsity TBA vs.TBA @ TBATBD Track-High School TBA@ TBA8:15am PBIS Activity @High School Gym9:34am-10:00am Meeting5:00pm Baseball-VarsityTBA vs. TBA @ TBA

248:00am Field Trip Seniors9:34am-10:00am Meeting

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26 27No School9:30am Pep Band @Multipurpose Room9:30am-11:00amMemorial Day Program @Multipurpose Room

287:45am-3:15pm Field Trip8th7:45am-3:15pm YoungAuthors Conference1:48pm-3:20pm POPSConcert @ MultipurposeRoom5:00pm Baseball-VarsityTBA @ Fall River6:00pm-8:00pm Rec JrLeague Baseball Game (MSSummer Baseball) @Baseball Diamond-BraytonPark8:00pm-10:00pm RecAdult Volleyball League @Elementary Gym

298:00am-3:20pm Testing @Studyhall Room1:30pm-3:20pm 8th GradePromotion @ Multiplelocations6:00pm-7:30pm Rec CoachPitch Practice @ BradleyStreet Field6:30pm-8:00pm AthleticAwards Night @ Commons8:00pm-10:00pm Men'sLeague (18yrs + only) @Elementary Gym

30Event8:30am-2:30pm Field Trip5K1:48pm-3:20pm POPSConcert @ MultipurposeRoom5:00pm Baseball-VarsityTBA vs. TBA @ TBA

31TBD Track-High School TBA@ TBA8:00am-4:00pm VillageWide Garage Sale8:00am-3:15pm Field TripHS10:30am-12:00pmGraduation Practice @ HighSchool Gym12:35pm-1:00pm PirateRally @ Multipurpose Room

Fall River School150 Bradley Street • Fall River, WI 53932

Fall River Annual

Village Wide Garage SaleMay 31st & June 1st, 2019 - 8am to 4pm

If interested in advertising your garage sale on the Village Wide Map and in the local papers (NO FEE TO AD-VERTISE), please fill in your information and submit to Terry Baaske, 329 S Main St., Fall River, WI 53932 or drop off at the Furniture Service Station, 307 N Main St., Fall RiverPlease submit your sale information by May 17th.Name:________________________________________________________________________________Address:______________________________________________________________________________Items for Sale:_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Brat & Burger fry both days 10 until 3 at the Furniture Service Station (the corner of South and Main St). Fall River High School Students will be working at the food stand. Advertising & Food Stand is sponsored by the Fall River Chamber of Commerce. Applications are located in school newsletter, which can be found at www.fallriver.k12.wi.us, click on Parents and Community, then Newsletters, then 2019. Maps located on Chamber website: www.fallriverwichamber.com

Fitness Center/Recreation News *Recreation Director: Cody Schultz 920-484-3333 x296, [email protected]

*Remember to register for all Rec Activities online at https://fallriver-ar.rschooltoday.com/ *Swim Lessons/Fitness Class Instructors Wanted!! If you are interested in teaching a class at the Fall River Recreation Center, please contact Cody Schultz.

*Weight Room and Gym are open M-F 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm. The Pool is open M & Thur 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm. On the weekends, the Weight Room, Pool and Gym are open from 4:00 pm to 7:00 pm. Pool lanes are avail-able to put in the pool for lap swimming during open swim upon patron request to lifeguard.

*The Fitness Center is hiring for Lifeguards. Lifeguards must be 16yrs old (or turn 16 by time of employ-ment). Not a Certified Lifeguard??? We offer Lifeguard Certification training classes (paid for if you work for the Fitness Center upon completion of course). Positions are 2-10 hours/week (possibly more during the Summer). Must be able to work Nights AND Weekends. Please contact the Recreation Director with any questions you may have.

http://www.fallriverwichamber.com

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