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Bremen Elementary-Middle School Parent Bulletin
April 13, 2018
Mutual Respect Caring School Community Great Expectations
REQUEST FOR CLASSROOM
ASSIGNMENTS
Because of our commitment to equitable in-
structional groups for all children, parent re-
quests for a specific teacher are discouraged,
and can never be guaranteed. However, we
realize that at times there may be valid educa-
tional reasons for making requests. With this
in mind, requests must be made using the offi-
cial Request for Classroom Assignment Form.
The form must be picked up from the school
office and must be submitted to the school
office on or before April 20, 2018. The educa-
tional rationale for this request must be listed
on the form. Because teachers have a respon-
sibility to create equitable classes, parent re-
quests cannot always be kept confidential. If
you are unable to stop by the office during reg-
ular school hours, please send a request for
the form in writing with your child.
ISTEP DATES
Testing dates are listed below. Please avoid
scheduling appointments if possible on these
very important dates. Thanks for your coopera-
tion!
April 16—May 4: Multiple Choice window
MOBILE DENTIST
COMING TO
SCHOOL
The Mobile Dentist will
be coming to BEMS on
April 17th and again on
May 2nd. This program
provides dental exam,
cleaning, x-rays, and sealants at reduced cost
and is covered by Medicaid and dental insur-
ance. Grants are also available. Forms have
been sent home with students in K-8th
grade. If parents want their student to be seen
by the mobile dentist please completely fill out
the form and return it to school as soon as pos-
sible. Questions should be directed to Mrs. Ste-
vens, school nurse.
Spring has arrived! However the cold
weather keeps making an appearance.
Please have your children dressed ap-
propriately for the temperatures.
Upcoming Events
4/16 ISTEP Testing Round 2 begins 4/20 1st Grade to Curious Kids Museum 5/2 Mobile Dentist 5/9 7th Grade-Camp Crosley 5/11 2nd Grade-Bellaboo’s Discovery 5/14 Band Concert 6:30 pm 5/18 Kdg-Potawatomi Zoo 5/21 4th Grade-Black Pine Animal Sanctuary 5/22 6th Grade-S.Bend Cubs 5/24 5th Grade-Eastlake Skate 5/25 7th Grade-Strikes & Spares 5/28 Memorial Day-no School 5/29 Last Student Day 5/29 8th Grade –Cedar Point
SPORTING EVENTS 4/14 MS Golf A Northwood 9:00 am 4/17 7/8 Track & Field A Edgewood 5:00 pm 4/18 MS Tennis H Westview 5:00 pm 4/19 MS Golf H Northwood 5:00 pm 4/19 7/8 Track & Field H New Prairie 5:00 pm 4/23 MS Golf A Urey @ Swan Lake 5:00 pm 4/23 MS Tennis A Bethany Christian 5:00 pm 4/23 7/8 Track & Field A Triton 5:00 pm 4/24 MS Tennis A Urey@J. Glenn HS 5:00 pm 4/25 7/8 Track & Field H LaVille &SBCA 5:00 pm 4/26 7/8 Track & Field A OD/Urey/Trinity 5:30 pm 4/30 7/8 Track & Field H Culver 5:00 pm
NEW SCHOLARSHIP ESTABLISHED IN HONOR OF MARK WAGNER
NELSON’S FUNDRAISER SCHEDULED APRIL 21 With the passing of Mark Wagner, one of Bremen’s much-loved treasures, local volunteers have joined together to establish the Mark Wagner Memorial Scholarship through the Bremen Dollars for Scholars organization. The scholarship will be awarded annually to a Bremen graduating senior. This year, Bremen Dollars for Scholars will award two $1,000 scholarships in Mark’s name with the help of anonymous donors. On Saturday, April 21, Bremen Dollars for Scholars will host a Nel-son’s Port-A-Pit fundraiser for the fund at two locations: Woodies Parking Lot and at the Sunnyside Park tennis courts from 10 am-2 pm. Cost: $7 per half chicken. Bremen Boys and Girls tennis teams will be selling pre-order tick-ets, or tickets can be purchased at Miller Insurance Group, down-town Bremen. One-hundred percent of proceeds will go to the Mark Wagner Scholarship Fund. If you prefer to donate directly to the fund, donations will be ac-cepted at the fundraiser or checks payable to Bremen Dollars for Scholars may be mailed to: P.O. Box 144, Bremen, IN 46506, with a notation for the Mark Wagner Scholarship Fund.
PONY LEAGUE BASEBALL Pony League Registration is now open at
www.bremenbaseball.com for 13-16 year-olds. The cost is $70 but no payment is needed to register at this time as we gauge interest. We will be participating in the Plymouth Pony League this year and all games will be played in Plymouth. Practices will be in Bre-men. Players cannot turn 17 be-fore May 1st. REGISTRATION WILL CLOSE ON SATURDAY, APRIL 28TH. More information is available on the website. The sea-son starts the first week of June and runs through the second week of July and consists of 10 games and an end of the season tournament. WE NEED COACHES! Let us know if you are willing to help! Call, text or email Joe Stiles with questions at 209-8013 or [email protected].
Bremen Public Schools Lunch Menu 2018
MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY
OTHER OPTIONS AVAILABLE: Lunch Prices : The Peanut butter & jelly uncrustables are available only on Mondays, Full Pay $2.30
Tuesdays, and Wednesdays. The uncrustable option includes Reduced $ .40
goldfish crackers and a string cheese . Along with the sides Adult $ 3.50
listed on the menu for the day. Extra Milk .45
9 10 11 12 13
L. Chicken Quesadilla L. Ravioli L. Mini Corn Dogs L. Pepperoni Pizza Ripper L. Chicken FajitaTator Tots Green Beans Sweet Potato Fries Broccoli & Cheese Refried Beans &
Apricots & Peaches Mixed Fruit Pears Sliced Oranges Lettuce Salad
Spring Pretzel Garlic Cheese Bread Ice Cream Sandwich Fruit Juice Cup Apple Crisp & Fruit Sidekick
Milk Goldfish Crackers & Milk Milk Milk Milk
16 17 18 19 20L. Hot Dog L. Walking Taco L. Cheeseburger L. Chicken & Noodles L. Chicken Sandwich
Sweet Potato Slices Lettuce Salad & Spanish Rice Navy Beans Mashed Potatoes Romain Lettuce Salad
Strawberries Celery & Peanut Butter Fresh Veggies w/Dip Mixed Fruit Cole Slaw
Brownie Tortilla Scoops & Pineapple Cantaloupe & Pears Roll w/Butter Apple Slices w/ Carmel Dip
Milk Milk Pickle Slices & Milk Milk Milk
23 24 25 26 27
L. Smoked Sausage Sandwich L. Corn Dog L. Tenderloin L. Chicken Nuggets L. Sliced Turkey
Macaroni & Cheese Sliced Red Peppers w/Dip Kidney Beans Peas & Cheesy Potatoes Mashed Potatoes & Gravy
Broccoli California Blend w/Cheese Corn Pears Fresh Apple
Mandarin Oranges Peaches & Fruit Juice Applesauce Muffin Roll w/Butter
Milk Milk Milk Milk Spring Ice Cream Cup & Milk
30 1 2 3 4
L. Cheese Pizza L. Grilled Cheese L. Chicken Tenders L. Sausage Links L. Taco
Sliced Cucumbers w/Dip Tomato Soup & Crackers Baked Beans Donut Lettuce Salad
Corn Fresh Carrots w/Dip Cantaloupe & Fruit Juice Hash Browns & Lima Beans Mandarin Oranges
Peaches Pears & Yogurt Banana Bread Grapes Cookie
Fruit Snack & Milk Milk Milk Milk Milk
A La Carte Choices For The High School Hot Bar Are And Will Rotate Every Other Week.
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
Calzone EVERY TUESDAY Cheeseburger EVERY THURSDAY Chicken Patty Sandwich
Cheese Filled Bosco Sticks Sweet & Sour Chicken w/Rice Chicken Tenders Big Daddy Pizza Smoked Sausage w/Mac & Cheese
THIS INSTITUTION IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY PROVIDER.
Breakfast Menu Bremen Public Schools 2018
MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY
3 4 5
9 10 11 12 13
B. Cheese Omelet B. Blueberry Muffin & Yogurt B. Oatmeal & Toast B. Glazed French Toast B. Mini Pancakes w/SyrupToast
Fruit Fruit Fruit Fruit Fruit
Fruit Juice Fruit Juice Fruit Juice Fruit Juice Fruit Juice
Milk Milk Milk Milk Milk
16 17 18 19 20B. Sausage Gravy Pizza B. Scrambled Eggs & Steak Strips B. Cinnamon Roll & Yogurt B. Chocolate Chip Scone & B. Egg & Cheese Bagel
Toast
Fruit Fruit Fruit Fruit Fruit
Fruit Juice Fruit Juice Fruit Juice Fruit Juice Fruit Juice
Milk Milk Milk Milk Milk
23 24 25 26 27
B. Ham & Cheese Ripper B. French Toast Sticks B. Egg & Cheese Bagel B. Glazed French Toast B. Donut & Yogurt
Fruit Fruit Fruit Fruit Fruit
Fruit Juice Fruit Juice Fruit Juice Fruit Juice Fruit Juice
Milk Milk Milk Milk Milk
30 1 2 3 4
B. Scrambled Eggs w/Ham B. Strawberry Scone B. Sausage Gravy Pizza B. Cinnamon Roll & Yogurt B. Pancake Sausage Stick
Toast
Fruit Fruit Fruit Fruit Fruit
Fruit Juice Fruit Juice Fruit Juice Fruit Juice Fruit Juice
Milk Milk Milk Milk Milk
Breakfast Prices Other available options are Pop- tarts, various cereal bowls,
Full Pay $1.40 cereal bars, yogurt, toast with butter and choice of jam.
Reduced $ .30
Adult $ 2.10 Breakfast is served daily from 7:30- 8:05
Extra Milk .45 Breakfast is served on Thursdays from 7:45 - 8:30
THIS INSTITUTION IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY PROVIDER.
Color Guard Spin Clinic and Auditions
Come try something new!
When: Monday April 16th (spin clinic)
Tuesday April 17th (spin clinic)
Thursday April 19th (spin clinic)
Monday April 23rd (auditions)
(Attendance on all days is helpful for auditions)
Time: 6-8pm
Place: Please meet in the band room
***wear comfortable clothing/shoes
Open to students currently in 5th-8th grade
Marshall County Junior Golf Tour 2018
The 38th year of the Marshall County Junior Golf Tour includes 7 tournaments and will begin on Monday, June 4th at Woodbury Golf Course (formerly Plymouth Rock). Boy’s age groups are: 9 & under (play 6 holes), 10-12 (play 6 holes), 13-15 (play 9 holes), and 16-18 (play 18 holes). Girl’s age groups are: 9 & under (play 6 holes), 10-12 (play 6 holes), 13-15 (play 9 holes), and 16-18 (play 18 holes) Parents are welcome and encouraged to walk and help monitor play as well as record and verify scores, but will not be allowed to coach or provide cart rides during the events. All children ages 12 & under will receive an award at each event. Contestants may choose to compete at an elevated age group but not a lower age group than his/her age. Proper golf attire (collared shirt or jacket) is required along with proper bottoms. No denim or gym shorts please! *POINTS SYSTEM (format used to determine season champions): There are 7 tour events but only the player’s best 5 point total finishes will be used to determine the season champion in each division. First place for each event is equal to the number of participants playing on each date in his or her division, not to exceed 10 points; second place is half the number of participants; third place is one point less than second, etc. Example 10 participants 1st=10 points, 2nd=5 points, 3rd=4 points, 4th=3 points, 5th=2 points, 6th-10th=1 point. Ties for 1st, 2nd, and 3rd will be broken by sudden death holes, putt-offs, or chip-offs. All other ties will be decided by the last hole played. Division champions will be presented awards at the final tour stop, Swan Lake Resort, on Wednesday, June 27th.
Tour dates and locations: June 4, Monday – Woodbury Golf Course (formerly Plymouth Rock, Plymouth) 574-936-4405 June 7, Thursday – Tri-Way Golf Club (Plymouth) 574-936-9517 June 12, Tuesday – Mystic Hills Golf Club (Culver) 574-842-2687 June 14, Thursday – Pretty Lake Golf Club (formerly Plymouth Country Club, Plymouth) 574-935-3705 June 20, Wednesday – McCormick Creek Golf Course (Nappanee) 574-773-2725 June 25, Monday – Round Barn Golf Club @ Mill Creek (Rochester) 574-223-5717 June 27, Wednesday – Swan Lake Resort - Silver Course (Plymouth) 574-936-9798 …below is the tentative plan and approximate tee times...players must report 10 minutes prior to scheduled tee time 16-18 boys: 18-holes (first tee time approximately at 7:15 AM from Hole #1) 13-15 boys: 9-holes (first tee time approximately at 7:30 AM from Hole #1) 16-18 girls: 18-holes (first tee time approximately at 7:50 AM from Hole #1) 10-12 boys: 6-holes (first tee time approximately at 8:00 AM from Hole #10) 13-15 girls: 9-holes (first tee time approximately at 8:20 AM from Hole #1) 10-12 girls: 6-holes (first tee time approximately at 8:45 AM from Hole #1) 9 & under boys: 6-holes (first tee time approximately at 9:00 AM from Hole #1) 9 & under girls: 6-holes (first tee time appoximately at 9:30 AM from Hole #1) Tee times reflect numbers from previous years events and are subject to change. Please complete your check-in process no later than 10 minutes prior to the above tee time schedule. After each event, times may be adjusted to accommodate the number of players in each age group. IN CASE OF INCLEMENT WEATHER: Call the golf course!
Photos, results, and FUN posted on our Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/mcjgt/timeline For more information contact - Andrew Dreibelbis: [email protected] (574) 274-2086
2018 Rules Page
Rules for Boys and Girls 16-18, as well as Boys and Girls 13-15 Age Groups ● Out of Bounds Rule: All Out of Bounds stakes; red, white, yellow or any other, will be played as a lateral hazard.
Please decided with your playing partners where you think it crossed the hazard and drop a new ball one club length from the decided location.
● Double Par+ Rule: Max shots from tee to green is double par. For Par 3’s this is 6, Par 4’s this is 8, and Par 5’s this is 10. If you have hit your 6th/8th/10th shot and the ball is still not on the green, pick it up and place it on the front of the green. Your first putt will be your 7th/9th/11th stroke and you will continue until the ball is in the hole.
● Parent Rule: Parents are not allowed to provide advice about non-rule related issues and cannot offer you a ride in their cart or carry your bag in their cart. You must push, pull, or carry your own bag at all times. It is suggested that parents stay about 100 yards ahead of play so that they can assist with finding lost balls when necessary. There is also a 3 minute limit for searching for a lost ball.
● Unplayable Lie Rule: If your swing is obstructed by a man-made object or something else out of your control, such as a large branch, and everyone in the group agrees, take one club length without penalty and continue playing.
● Swing & Miss Rule: If you take a legitimate swing at the ball, not a practice swing, it does count toward your total for the hole.
● Ready Golf Rule: Golf etiquette dictates that the person furthest away from the hole “goes next,” but to speed up play we don’t need to follow this etiquette except when putting.
● Par 3 Courtesy Holes: On Par 3’s, if a group is on the tee behind you, mark your ball once you get on the green, get out of the way and let the next group tee off, then you can putt out after they’ve hit. Mark and replace their golf balls, if necessary.
Rules for Boys and Girls 9 & Under, as well as Boys and Girls 10-12 Age Groups ● Out of Bounds Rule: All Out of Bounds stakes; red, white, yellow or any other, will be played as a lateral hazard.
Please decided with your playing partners where you think it crossed the hazard and drop a new ball one club length from the decided location.
● Double Par+ Rule (Ammended): Max shots from tee to green is 8. If you have hit your 8th shot and the ball is still not on the green, pick it up and place it on the front of the green. Your first putt will be your 9th stroke and you will continue until the ball is in the hole.
● Parent Rule: Parents are not allowed to provide advice about non-rule related issues and cannot offer you a ride in their cart or carry your bag in their cart. You must push, pull, or carry your own bag at all times. It is suggested that parents stay about 100 yards ahead of play so that they can assist with finding lost balls when necessary. There is also a 3 minute limit for searching for a lost ball.
● Unplayable Lie Rule: If your swing is obstructed by a man-made object or something else out of your control, such as a large branch, and everyone in the group agrees, take one club length without penalty and continue playing.
● Swing & Miss Rule: If you take a legitimate swing at the ball, not a practice swing, it does count toward your total for the hole.
● Ready Golf Rule: Golf etiquette dictates that the person furthest away from the hole “goes next,” but to speed up play we don’t need to follow this etiquette except when putting.
● Water Hazard Rule: If you hit a ball in the water, do not hit over the water again, walk to the other side of the water and hit from there. You will still be assessed a penalty stroke and be allowed to drop a ball one club length from the hazard.
● Bunker Rule: Max shots out of a sand trap is 3. If you have taken 3 attempts and can’t hit it out, take the ball out and place it in the grass next to the bunker and continue playing. There will not be a penalty stroke assessed for this.
● Individual Stroke Rule: You are allowed to roll the ball no more than 6 inches, without changing the cut (a ball in the rough must stay in the rough, etc) on each shot that is not on the green. This does include the fringe, you can roll the ball on the fringe even if you are going to putt the ball.
2018 Marshall County Junior Golf Tour Registration Form Two payment options: 1. Complete series ($75) - OR - 2. Individual events at $12 per event (pay early or day of event) Entire series $75.00 (INCLUDES T-SHIRT & GOLF TOWEL) Return form & payment by Sunday, June 3rd or check individual events at $12.00 per event you plan to attend and return with payment or pay the day of the event.*
______ June 4, Monday – Woodbury Golf Course (formerly Plymouth Rock, Plymouth) 574-936-4405 ______ June 7, Thursday – Tri-Way Golf Club (Plymouth) 574-936-9517 ______ June 12, Tuesday – Mystic Hills Golf Club (Culver) 574-842-2687 ______ June 14, Thursday – Pretty Lake Golf Club (formerly Plymouth Country Club, Plymouth) 574-935-3705 ______ June 20, Wednesday – McCormick Creek Golf Course (Nappanee) 574-773-2725 ______ June 25, Monday – Round Barn Golf Club @ Mill Creek (Rochester) 574-223-5717 ______ June 27, Wednesday – Swan Lake Resort - Silver Course(Plymouth) 574-936-9798 _____ Total amount enclosed - Return completed form with payment.
* Golfers can add events at any time.
Return to: Andrew Dreibelbis, 445 Crimson Ln, Plymouth, IN 46563
Checks payable to Marshall County Junior Golf Tour Questions: [email protected] or (574) 274-2086
Player’s Name _________________________________ M or F (circle one) Age (as of March 12th) _____
Name of School _____________________________________________________
Address ___________________________________________________________
City _____________________________ State _____ Zip Code _______________
Parent’s (Guardian) Name(s) _______________________________________________________________
Emergency Phone Number(s) (_____) _______-___________ (_____) _______-_______________
E-mail address ___________________________________@______________________________________
Shirts for those paying ($75) for entire series by Sunday, June 3rd. (Please check size) ___Youth Medium ___Youth Large ___Adult Small ___Adult Medium ___Adult Large ___Adult Extra Large I understand that golf is a game of integrity (high moral standard and honesty) and I WILL NOT CHEAT or behave in such a manner unacceptable according to golfing standards. Such unacceptable behavior will result in forfeiture of the right to continue playing in the MCJGT as well as a forfeiture of previously paid fees. Proper golf attire (collared shirt or jacket) is required. No denim or gym shorts please!
Participant’s Signature ________________________________
I, we, _______________________________, the parent(s) or guardian(s) of ______________________ release the Marshall County Junior Golf Tour, its members, volunteers, the participating golf courses, and anyone associated with the MCJGT from any liability for any event or consequence whatsoever in any way arising from or relating to the applicant’s entry or participation in the MCJGT. In the case of an emergency occurring during an event, we, the parents or guardians, authorize a qualified medical doctor to take all necessary measures in the treatment of the applicant. Parent or Guardian’s Signature ________________________________________ PLEASE RETURN THIS PAGE
