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Kindergarten Supply List

1 backpack large enough to hold a folder marked with childs name6 plain yellow #2 pencils 12 small glue sticks and 2 large glue sticks (avoid purple ones)1 bottle of Elmers school glue (4 oz)1 box of CRAYOLA markers primary colors only (avoid Rose Art brand)1 box long skinny fine line CRAYOLA markers1 box of CRAYOLA crayons 16 count traditional colors (avoid Rose Art)1 box of long skinny colored pencils1 Large Box of Kleenex1 pair of Fiskar scissors with blunt tip1 package of gallon size Ziploc bags1 package of quart size Ziploc bags2 Black & White Composition BooksP.E. shoes (need not be new! Just clean!)1 package of snack crackers for daily snack Small boxes of crackers usually do not contain enough crackers to go around the class one time. The snack items will need to be replenished as the year proceeds.

First Grade Supply ListFiskar scissors1 bottle Elmers School glue-Mrs Wailes Only1 box of CRAYOLA crayons, 24 maximum1 box of skinny fine line CRAYOLA markers-Mrs. Hill Only1 box fat CRAYOLA markers-MrsWailes Only 1 box of CRAYOLA colored pencils10 sharpened pencils #2yellow-MrsWailesOnly1 highlighter marker2-4 pkgs. skinny dry erase markers1 dry marker eraser2 plastic vinyl folders, pocket on the bottom1 seventy-page notebook, wide ruled1 supply box for desk1 one-inch 3 ring binder-Mrs Hill OnlyP.E. shoes (need not be new, just CLEAN!)

Need these to share:1 large box of Kleenex1 box of quart-size Ziploc bags1 box of gallon-size Ziploc bags1 large box of snack crackers

Second Grade Supply ListSmall pencil box5 glue sticks1 pair Fiskar scissors20 sharpened #2 lead pencils1 pencil eraser4 folders (pockets on bottom)1 box crayons (24 max.)CRAYOLA washable markers (10 max.)4 chisel tip dry erase markersDry marker eraser3 fine point Flair pens1 box of snack crackers 1 large box of Kleenex1 spill proof water bottle1 box of easy zip closure zip lock bags*boys bring gallon*girls bring sandwich1container Clorox disinfecting wipesPE shoes (need not be new, just clean!)For Mrs. Nearpass class 1 spiral wide ruled notebook 80-100 pages

Third Grade Supply List1 Wide-ruled composition notebook12 inch ruler (divided to at least 1/4 inch and divided into cm and mm with dark lines.) (No dark colored rulers please).crayons and markersglue and glue stickscissors (the sharper Fiskars)5 -10 Red pencils - sharpened20 -40 #2 pencils - sharpened1 soft eraser4 file folders with bottom pockets 1 large box of Kleenex1 box quart size Ziploc bags1 box gallon size Ziploc bags

Pencil bag1 box of crackers or other snack item2-4 packages of dry erase markers1 dry marker eraser3 spiral notebooks (wide-ruled)1 bottle of hand sanitizerPE shoes (clean used ones are fine)

Fourth Grade Supply List12 inch rulercrayons colored pencils or markers2-4 pks. white board markers1 white board eraserglue not glue sticks scissorsred pen 10 - #2 pencils NO MECHANICAL PENCILS4 wide-lined notebooks 5 - two pocket portfolio folders 1 large box kleenexthesaurus/dictionarycalculatorpencil box or zipper bagerasergym shoes (need not be new, just CLEAN!)2 pkgs. of 3x5 ruled index cards 2 highlighter markers1 container clorox wipesSmall personal pencil sharpener2 composition booksNO trapper keepers please!

Fifth Grade Supply List4 file folders with pockets4 composition books2 wide lined notebooks3 ring binder (2 inch)supply box (for scissors, crayons, etc)crayons or colored pencils or markers 20 #2 pencils (two can be mechanical)large eraser12 inch ruler4 chisel point dry erase markers1 white board eraser or clean sockscissorsthree highlighter pens (red , yellow, green only)1 large box of KleenexBoys bring Clorox disinfecting wipesGirls bring large hand sanitizersnack (crackers, fruit, yogurt, cheese stick, etc..)gym shoes (need not be new, just clean for 2nd semester)girls bring 1 box of gallon size Ziploc bagsboys bring 1 box of quart size Ziploc bagsNO trapper keepers please!

Optional items:stickersIf you are able to reuse any of your supplies from last year please do! There is no need to buy everything brand new! NO trapper keepers please!

6-8 Grade Supply ListMs. Eaton ~ Language Arts ~ wide lined notebook paper, com-position notebook*, 1 - two pocket folders (1 with a 3 prong fastener), yellow, pink and green highlighters, book cover

Mr. Herrington ~ Math ~ 2 - composition notebooks*, pencils/erasers, protractor, 1/16" ruler, compass, TI 30 calculator, notebook paper, book cover

Mrs. Gilbertson ~ Social Studies ~ highlighters **, colored pencils **, lots of markers **, notebook, glue sticks (4) **, pencils, erasers, composition notebook, book cover, file folder (no prongs)

Mrs. Nell ~ Science ~ composition notebook*, pencils & erasers, spiral notebook or notebook paper, glue sticks (2)**, book cover

Mrs. Bremer ~ Writing ~ three ring binder, notebook paper, dividers

Mr. Goodwin ~ Health Enhancement ~ paper, pencil, PE clothes, shoes

Mrs. Owen ~ Tech ~ 2 gb flash drive on a lanyard or a wrist band flash drive

Ms. Kosorok/Mr. Clinton ~ Language Exploration/7/8 Spanish ~ 1 1 3 ring binder ~ can be used for both classes, paper and pencil(s)

Mr. Hellwinkel ~ 7/8 Ag Ed ~ 1 1 3 ring binder

Ms. Coutts ~ Band ~ pencil, reeds/cleaning kit for your instrument. Percussion will need to buy their own sticks & mallets.

Theres a limited number of band instruments for rental. There will be an opportunity to meet with Ecroth Music, or stop and see them over the summerregarding rentals.

Book covers (cloth lasts longer) most middle school classroom books need the x-large book covers.

Locker Shelf ~ A plastic one that expands with the turn knob underneath or a metal coated one with legs.

Combination Locks are purchased from the office. Price is $6.00. At the end of the year 8th graders will receive a refund. Students may not have personal locks on their lockers.

The same flash drive that is purchased for technology can be used for their narratives that they do for Student Led ~ Parent Teacher Conferences~ 2 gb flash drive on a lanyard or a wrist band flash drive.

Each student is given a planner on the first day of school. If they lose their planner they may buy one from the office. Re-placement cost is $3.00.

Health Enhancement ~ clean bottom need not be new shoes, gym shorts, t-shirt, socks.

*(This is not a spiral notebook. Stiff cover with non-removable pages.)

** These items will be left in their classrooms so they will be available.

*** It is most helpful if your student would have a locker shelf ~ either the plastic coated one with legs or the plastic one with the knob that turns underneath it.

PLEASE REMEMBER TO MARK ALL

OF YOUR ITEMS WITH YOUR NAME.

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Aug. 20th: Seniors 9 a.m.-12 P.M. Juniors 1 p.m.-4 P.M.Aug. 21st: SophOmores 9 a.m.-12 P.M. Freshman 1 p.m.-4 p.m.Aug. 26th: Freshman orientation 9 a.m.-12 p.m.

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MOUNTAIN VIEW TEACHING STAFFKindergarten ...................................................... Karla Moos...................................................................... Jeannie PurcellGrade 1 ..........................................................Donna Wailes............................................................................. Jolinda HillGrade 2 ..................................................... Marge Nearpass .................................................................. Ann ZimmermannGrade 3 .............................................................. Robb Sager .......................................................................Sally WooddenGrade 4 .....................................................Becky Wipplinger.................................................................... Tootsie SchroweGrade 5 ....................................................... Michael Korczyk....................................................................... Michelle Mann

ROOSEVELT MIDDLE SCHOOL TEACHING STAFF

6-8 Science ........................................................... Pam Nell6-8 Social Science .......................................Pam Gilbertson6-8 Language Arts .......................................Cadance Eaton6-8 Math ...................................................... Ben HerringtonK-8 Art ............................................................... Marie Jones

ROOSEVELT PROGRAMSBug (Bring up your grades)....................................................................... grades 4th/5thBuilders Club (key club).................................................................grades 6th/7th/8thRoosevelt Student Council.................................................................grades 6th/7th/8th

INSTRUCTIONAL AIDE STAFFHigh School Lunch Program Coord. ................. Brigit MorseMountain View Aides ..................................... Stacey Nelson........................................................................... Kay KovachRoosevelt Aides .................................................. Ruth Bilyeu.......................................................................Penny ProphetHigh School Aides ............................................. Brigit Morse..................................................................... Rene Gildehaus

ELEMENTARY SPECIALISTSLibrary .............................................................Janice JonesMusic K8 ................................................... Brenna Hyvonen

Special Education ...........................................Theresa Kolar.................................................................... Monica ThuesenTitle 1 K-8 ................................................. Leanne MullaneyPhysical Education K-8 .................................... Bill GoodwinCounselor ......................................................Tonya KosorokTechnology K-8 ............................................... Nicole Nelms Band 5-8 ....................................................... Jennifer Coutts

HIGH SCHOOL TEACHING STAFFEnglish ............................. Matt Schrowe/Renee RodenbeckLibrary/ 6-8 Writing .............................................Lori BremerBusiness Ed. .................................................Theresa ReimerScience ............................................................. Kate BelindaMath ................................................................. Ben Stevens.................................................................... Cathy McGregorBand/Chorus ................................................ Jennifer CouttsPhysical Education ........................................... John PerrigoCounselor .......................................................... Janet WalshIndustrial Arts .....................................................Justin EltonVocational Agriculture ................................Colton HellwinklePro-Start/Art ............................................Jenny ZimmermanScience ........................................................Summer GraberSpecial Education ......................................... Libby JohnsonGovt/History ................................................. Kevin ConnorsTech. Coordinator. ........................................... John HansonTech Coord./Science ................................................ Kirt NellSpanish ..............................................................Jack Clinton

ADMINISTRATIVE STAFFSuperintendent of Schools ........................... John Fitzgerald 9-12 Principal ......................................................Rex Ternan6-8 Principal ....................................................Jason ReimerKindergarten - 5 Principal ...................................Doug MannDistrict Clerk ..................................................Sheryl Roberts

EXTRA-CURRICULAR STAFFActivities Director ............................................Jason ReimerAnnual Advisor .......................................Jenny ZimmermanBBB HS Head ................................................... Bill GoodwinBPA Advisor ..................................................Theresa ReimerCC ............................................................... Matt SchroweCheer Advisor ........................................ Jenny Zimmerman

FB HS .............................................................. John Perrigo....................................................................... Kevin Connors................................................................................Ron KingFB Jr. High .......................................................Brian Loewen...................................................................... Ben HerringtonFB 5/6 Grade .............................................. Michael Korczyk............................................................................Doug MannFCCLA Advisor ........................................Jenny ZimmermanFFA Advisor .............................................. Colton HellwinkleGBB HS Head .............................................Candace EatonGolf Head ......................................................................TBA Key Club .................................................... Renee GildehausPep Band Advisor ....................................... Jennifer Coutts Ski Advisor Roosevelt ..................................Tonya KosorokSpeech/Drama .............................................. Libby JohnsonStudent Council ............................................. Libby JohnsonStudent Council/Jr. High ...............................Tonya KosorokTrack HS Head .......................................Becky EichelbergerTraffic Education ............................................... John Perrigo VB 5/6th Grade ......................................Becky EichelbergerVB 7th Grade ................................................... Kate BelindaVB 8th Grade ..................................................Andrea SagerVB HS Head ................................................... Darcy StrackeVB HS Asst. ............................... Sarah Ewald/Kevin NicholsVICA/USA Skills ................................................. Justin Elton

NON-CERTIFIED STAFF

Head Maintenance ..........................................Janie PearceAsst. Maintenance ............................................. Dan Lawlor

CustodiansMountain View ...............................................................TBDRoosevelt ........................................................Marsha Keller .......................................................................................TBD High School ..................................................Mary LeFebvre........................................................................ Jason Marvin Civic Center ....................................................... Dan Lawlor

SecretariesRoosevelt ................................................Kathy SommerfeldHigh School .............................................Debbie SmedsrudMountain View ................................................ Charla Carter

IMMUNIZATIONSCertain immunizations for school-aged children are required by law in Montana. They include immunization against diphtheria, pertussis, tetanus, polio, rubella, and measles. Children entering Red Lodge Schools must be currently protected against these diseases for their sake and the sake of their classmates. CHILDREN NOT CURRENTLY IM-MUNIZED, OR WITHOUT PROOF OF SUCH IMMUNIZATION, AT THE TIME THEY ENTER SCHOOL, WILL NOT BE ADMITTED IN ACCORDANCE WITH LAW.

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NOTIFICATION TO PARENTS AND STUDENTS OF RIGHTS CONCERNING

A STUDENTS SCHOOL RECORDS

The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) affords parents/guardians and students over 18 years of age (eligible students) certain rights with respect to the students education records. They are: The right to inspect and copy the students education records. The right to request amendment of any records believed to be inaccurate, misleading, irrelevant or improper. The right to permit disclosure of per- sonally identifiable information, except to the extent that FERPA authorizes disclosure without consent. The right to a copy of any school record proposed to be destroyed or deleted. The right to prohibit release of directory information. The right to file a complaint with the U.S. Department of Education concerning alleged failures by the District to comply with the requirements of FERPA.

PROTECTION OF STUDENT RIGHTSNo student will be required to participate without parental con-sent in any survey, analysis, or evaluation-funded in whole or in part by the U.S. Department of Education-that concerns: Political affiliations. Mental and psychological problems potentially embarrassing to the student or family. Sexual behavior and attitudes. Illegal, anti-social, self-incriminating, and demeaning behavior. Criticism of other individuals with whom the student or the students family has close family relationship

You have the right to file a complaint with the Family Rights and Privacy Office, Department of HEW, Washington, D.C. 20201, if you think this school or school system is not in compliance with the law. You have the right to obtain a copy of the official Red Lodge Schools policy relative to the Act at this school.

PLAN OF ACTION AVAILABILITYRed Lodge Public School District No. 1 has available a plan of action which will provide access to all facilities and programs considered necessary in the event a physically handicapped student should desire to attend classes in this school system.

website: www.redlodge.k12.mt.us

INSURANCEThe Red Lodge Schools do not have accident insurance avail-able for children. We have insurance available that can be pur-chased. Please call the school office for information.

BAD WEATHERSchool closures due to weather, early bus runs, and school bus route cutbacks will be announced as early as possible on three area radio stations. They are KMXE, Red Lodge 99.3 FM and KCTR, Billings 102.9 FM.

EMERGENCY PLANRed Lodge schools distributes an emergency plan on an an-nual basis. This plan outline steps that will be taken in case of various emergency situations. During an evacuation, reloca-tion and student pick up sites as follows:

Mountain View St. Agnes Church Roosevelt Middle School Red Lodge Community Church High School Old Roosevelt Gym

Please remember TO KEEP YOUR PO BOX NUMBER,

PHYSICAL ADDRESS AND TELEPHONE NUMBERSCURRENT. WE ARE USING THE INFINITE CAMPUS

SYSTEM TO REACH YOU IN AN EMERGENCY.

If you have any further questions, please contact the school.

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Red Lodge School is announcing its policy for free and reduced price meals served under the National School Lunch Program. Each school building office has a copy of the policy, which may be re-viewed by any interested party.Application forms are being sent to all homes with a letter to parents or guard-ians. To apply for free or reduced meals, households should fill out the application and return it to the school. Verification of current income must accompany each application. Additional copies of the application forms are available in each principals office. The information provided on the appli-cation will be used for determination of eligibility and may be verified at any time during the school year by the school or other program officials.For school officials to determine eligibil-ity, the entire application must be filled out. Households are required to report increases in household income of over $50 per month or $600 per year and de-creases in household size. Applications may be submitted at any time during the school year.The superintendent will review applica-tions and determine eligibility. A formal appeal of that determination may be made to the Superintendent of Schools, who will conduct a hearing on the appeal. The policy contains an outline of the hear-ing procedure. Throughout the process

confidentiality is strictly adhered to.Any significant changes in employment or household size should be reported to the school. Changes may make the children of the family eligible for free or reduced price meals.

In certain cases, foster children are also eligible for these benefits. If a household has foster children living with them and wishes to apply for such meals for them, the household should contact the school for more information.

The information provided by the house-hold is confidential and will be used only for purposes of determining eligibility and verifying data.In the operation of child feeding pro-grams administered by the U.S. Depart-ment of Agriculture, no child will be dis-criminated against because of race, color, sex, national origin, age or handicap. If any member of a household believes they have been discriminated against, they should write to the Secretary of Agricul-ture, Washington, D.C. 20250.

SCHOOL LUNCHESTHE COST FOR HOT LUNCHES AT RED LODGE SCHOOLS WILL BE:

Red Lodge Schools will be offering breakfast to the students. Breakfast will start Wednesday, August 27th and will be offered to all students K-12.

Any student who has an approved application on file for free or reduced price lunch is automatically eligible for free or reduced priced breakfast. A method of counting must be established that will provide accurate counts of the number of full price, reduced price, free and adult breakfasts. The count by category for paid, free or reduced price breakfasts must be obtained at the end of the serving line. The maximum charge to a student eligible for a reduced price breakfast is 30. The previous year's application expires Oct. 1 of each school year, you must reapply.

School breakfasts provide a good start toward meeting the daily nutritional needs of food energy, protein, vitamins and minerals of students. Most school breakfasts are self-supporting, provided expensive meals are not planned. The primary problems encountered are providing the time for the breakfast (about 15 minutes) and meal counting.

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All Students grades 5-12, that participate in any activity will be required to pay a participation fee. Family activity passes will not count towards participation fees

ATHLETIC TICKET SALESThe High School will be offering season athletic tickets at a discount to their loyal fans. There will be a season ticket avail-able for each varsity sport. We will also be offering an All-Sports pass for sale which will enable fans to buy advance tickets for all varsity athletic contests at one time.

FAMILY ACTIVITY TICKET .....................................$85 SINGLE ADULT TICKET ..........................................$50 JUNIOR HIGH AND HIGH SCHOOL TICKET ........ $20 ELEMENTARY STUDENTS .....................................$20

TICKET PRICES AT THE GATE: ADULTS ......................................................................$5 GIRLS BB/ BOYS BB COMBO ..............................$6 ELEMENTARY HIGH SCHOOL & STUDENTS SENIOR CITIZENS ................................$3 GIRLS BB/ BOYS BB COMBO .............................$4

NOTICE OF COORDINATORIt is the intent of Red Lodge Public Schools to comply with both the letter and spirit of the law in making certain discrimination does not exist in its policies, regulations, or operations. Grievance procedures, for Title IX (sex discrimination) and Section 504 (handicap discrimina-tion), have been established for students, parents and employees who feel discrimination has been shown by the School.Specific complaints of alleged discrimination under Title IX and Section 504 should be referred to:Superintendent, Mark Brajcich Principal, Doug MannMountain View School (446-1804)

Title IX complaints can also be filed with the Office for Civil Rights.Regional Office for Civil RightsRoom 700 Phelan Building- 760 Market StreetSan Francisco, CA 94102 (415) 556-8586

FEDERAL INCOME CHARTFor School Year 2014-15

Household Size Yearly($) Monthly($) Weekly($)1 21,590 1,800 4162 29,101 2,426 5603 36,612 3,051 7054 44,123 3,677 8495 51,634 4,303 9936 59,145 4,929 1,1387 66,656 5,555 1,2828 74,167 6,181 1,427

FREE AND REDUCED PRICE MEALS

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Senior Citizens will again be offered passes to all events by requesting a pass from the High School Principal. Proof of age will be required at the time of the request.

Mrs. Marci DyePO Box 1668Red LodgeCommittees: Policy, Negotiations, Food Services

Mr. Kurt A. DaveyPO Box 1266Red LodgeCommittees: Finance

Mrs. Elise FoutsPO Box 1813Red LodgeCommittees: Scholarship, Red Lodge Foundation

Mr. Steve HamanPO Box 730Red LodgeCommittees: Policy, Negotiations, Food Services

Mrs. Sandra J. Kelly1210 S. WhiteRed LodgeCommittees: Policy, Technology

Mr. Radford Langston252 Upper Luther Rd.Red LodgeCommittees: Transportation, Negotiations, Technology

Mr. Bob Bilyeu117 Lower Luther RoadRed LodgeCommittees: Policy

Student Trustee:Ms. Katherine NellPO Box 1954Red Lodge

Mr. Kryn Dykema67 Vernetti RoadRed Lodge

EQUAL EDUCATION OPPORTUNITIES

It will be the policy of the Administration that the School District will provide equal educational oppor-tunities for all students. No student will be denied the benefits of any education program or activity on the basis of race, color, disability, ability, creed, national origin, age or sex. All programs offered by schools within the School District will be open to all students consistent with statutory and judicial requirements.Admission of students to special and advanced pro-gram or activities will be based on the performance of each student. Students who believe they have been the subject of discrimination should meet with the Principal as soon as possible.

SCHOOL GOVERNANCEThe Red Lodge School District is governed by a sev-en-member, elected Board of Trustees. The Boards representative within the school is the Superinten-dent. The School Board invites public input on issues affecting the education of the youth of this community including curriculum, buildings and grounds, policy, staffing, discipline, activities, transportation and any other facet of the schools operations. The School Board meets in regular session in the High School Li-brary on the third Wednesday of each month to carry out the business of the district. Persons wishing to address the School Board concerning a particular is-sue relevant to operation of the district are request-ed to contact the school at 446-2110. School Board meetings are open to the public.

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AUGUST___________________________________8/15 1STDAYOFHSFOOTBALL8/19 1STDAYOFHSFALLACTIVITIES8/20 FINALREGISTRATION SENIORS 9:00AM-12:00PM JUNIORS 1:00PM-4:00PM8/21 FINALREGISTRATION SOPHMORES 9:00AM-12:00PM FRESHMAN 1:00PM-4:00PM8/22 PIR#18/25 1STDAYOFMSSPORTS 1STDAYOF7/8FBPRACTICE 4:00PM 1STDAYOF5/6FBPRACTICE 5:30PM 1STDAYOF5-8VBPRACTICE 4:00PM PIR#28/26 PIR#3 FRESHMANORIENTATION 9:00AM PIR#28/27 1STDAYOFSCHOOL8/29 HS/MSCC@LIVINGSTON 9:00AM CCPARKCITYINVITE. 9:00AM8/30 HSVB@COLUMBUSINV. 8:00AM

SEPTEMBER______________________________9/1 LABORDAY-NOSCHOOL9/4 HSVB@BIGTIMBER 4:15PM9/5 HSCC@BILLINGS 4:00PM HSVB@ROUNDUP 4:15PM HSFB@FORSYTH 7:00PM9/6 MSVB@LAUREL/HP 8:30AM HSCC@BELGRADE 10:00AM MSFBMIXER@COLTONFIELD (BLGS) 10:00AM9/8 JVFBVS.COLUMBUS 4:30PM9/9 5/8FBVS.COLUMBUS 4:00PM 5/8VB@COLUMBUS 4:00PM9/10 COOPCLINIC REDLODGESCHOOLDIST.OPENHOUSE9/12 HSFB@HUNTLEYPROJECT 7:00PM9/13 MSVB@ST.FRANCIS/SHEPHERD8:30AM HS/MSCC@HARDIN 10:00-11:00AM MSFBVS.HUNTLEY 10:00-11:00AM HSVBVS.HUNTLEY 4:15PM9/15 JVFBVS.HUNTLEYPROJECT 4:30PM9/16 5/8FB@COLUMBUS 4:00PM HSVBVS.LAUREL 4:15PM9/17 EARLYOUT 2:30PM9/18 HSVB@SHEPHERD 4:15PM9/19 HSFBVS.WHITEHALL 7:00PM9/20 HUNTLEYVBINVITE 8:00PM MOUNTAINWESTCCMEET 10:00AM MSVBVS.HARDIN/ROUNDUP 8:30AM 5/8FB@ROUNDUP 10:00AM9/21 HOMECOMINGWEEK9/22 PIR#4NOSCHOOL9/23 HS/MSCCINREDLODGE 1:00PM9/25 HSVB@JOLIET 4:15PM9/26 HSFBVS.JOLIET 7:00PM9/27 MSVB@ROUNDUP/HP 8:30AM MSFBVS.JOLIET 10:00AM HSVBVS.COLUMBUS 4:15PM9/29 5/8VBVS.COLUMBUS (CIVICCENTER) 4:00PM JVFB@SHEPHERD 4:30PM9/30 HS/MSCC@HUNTLEY 10:00AM

OCTOBER______________________ ___________10/1 MIDTERMS SCHOOLBOARDRETREAT 6:00PM10/2 HSVBVS.BIGTIMBER 4:15PM10/3 HSCC@BILLINGS TBD HSFB@ROUNDUP 7:00PM10/4 HSVB@MANHATTANCHRISTIAN 8:00AM MSVB@SHEPHERD/JOLIET 8:30AM 5/8FBVS.ROUNDUP 10:00AM10/6 JVFBVS.ROUNDUP 4:30PM10/7 HSVB@GARDINER 3:00PM MSVB@LAUREL/HP 4:30PM10/8 EARLYOUT 2:30PM10/9 7ON7MEET@HELENA 12:30PM HSVB@HUNTLEY 4:15PM

10/10 HS3WEEKELIGIBILITY HSFBVS.BOULDER 7:00PM10/11 MSVBVS.JOLIET/HP 8:30AM HS/MSCC@JOLIET 10:00AM MSFB@SHEPHERD 10:00AM HSVBVS.ROUNDUP 4:15-5:00PM10/13 HSVBVS.SHEPHERD 4:15PM10/14 SCHOOLBOARDMEETING 7:00PM10/15 HSFBVS.BIGTIMBER 7:00PM10/16 PIR#5~MEADAYS10/17 PIR#6~MEADAYS10/18 HS/MSCC@ROUNDUP 10:00-11:00AM10/20 1STDAYOFMSGBPRACTICE @CIVICCENTER 4:00PM JVFB@BIGTIMBER 4:00PM10/21 HSVBVS.BLGS.CENTRAL 4:15PM10/23 HSVB@COLUMBUS 4:15PM10/24 HSFB@COLUMBUS 7:00PM10/25 CC@HELENA TBA HSVBVS.JOLIET 4:15PM10/28 5/12FALLMUSICCONCERT10/29 PIR#7NOSCHOOL10/31 DIST.VB@COLUMBUS ENDOF1STQTR.

NOVEMBER_______________________________11/1 1STROUNDFBPLAYOFFS DIST.VB@COLUMBUS MSGB@LAUREL/HP 8:30AM11/4 MSGB@COLUMBUS 4:00PM11/5 SCHOOLBOARDWORKSESSION EARLYOUT 2:30-3:00PM11/6-8 DIVISIONALVB@REDLODGE11/8 FBQUARTERFINALS 8:00-9:00AM MSGB@ST.FRANCIS/SHEPHERD 8:30-9:00AM11/11 VETERANSDAYPROGRAM MSGBVS.JOLIET(CIVICCENTER)4:00PM11/12 PIR#8K-12P/TCONF. 1:00-2:00PM11/13-15 STATEVB@BOZEMAN11/15 FBSEMIFINALS MSGB@HARDIN/ROUNDUP 8:30AM11/17 ALLSPORTSBANQUET 6:00PM11/18 MSGBVS.COLUMBUS 4:00-5:00PM11/19 SCHOOLBOARDMEETING 7:00-8:00PM11/20 1STDAYOFHSGB/HSBBPRACTICE11/21 HS3WEEKELIGIBILITY11/22 FBSTATECHAMPIONSHIP MSGBVS.SHEPHERD/HP 8:30AM11/24 1STDAYWINTERCHEERLEADING11/26-28 THANKSGIVINGBREAK~NOSCHOOL

DECEMBER_______________________________12/3 EARLYOUT 2:30-3:00PM12/5 ELEMENTARYCONCERT12/6 MSGB@SHEPHERD/JOLIET 8:30AM HSGB/HSBBVS.HP 1:00PM12/10 MIDTERMS12/12 STEVEWOODDENBBTOURN. 3:00PM12/13 STEVEWOODDENBBTOURN. 2:00PM MSGB@ROUNDUP/SHEPHERD 8:30AM12/16 5/12WINTERMUSICCONCERT12/17 SCHOOLBOARDMEETING 7:00PM12/19 3WEEKELIGIBILITY HSGB/HSBB@FORSYTH 2:30PM12/20 HSGB/HSBBVS.LAMEDEER 1:00PM12/22-26 CHRISTMASBREAK~NOSCHOOL12/29 CHRISTMASBREAK~NOSCHOOL

JANUARY_______________________________1/1 NEWYEARSDAY~NOSCHOOL1/2 CHRISTMASBREAK~NOSCHOOL1/3 HSGB/HSBB@ROUNDUP 1:00-2:00PM1/5 1STDAYOFMSBB1/9 HSGB/HSBBVS.ABSAROKEE 3:00PM1/10 HSGB/HSBB@SHEPHERD 1:00-2:00PM1/16 HSGB/HSBB@COLUMBUS 3:00PM1/17 MSBBVS.LAUREL/HP 8:30AM HSGB/HSBBVS.JOLIET 3:00PM1/20 ENDOF2NDQTR. MSBB@COLUMBUS 4:00PM

1/21 PIR#9~NOSCHOOL SCHOOLBOARDMEETING 7:00PM1/23 HSGB/HSBBVS.FORSYTH 2:30PM1/24 MSBB@ST.FRANCIS/SHEPHERD8:30AM HSGB/HSBB@LAMEDEER 1:00PM1/27 MSBB@JOLIET 4:00PM1/29 HSGB/HSBBVS.HUNTLEY 3:00-4:00PM1/30 HSGB/HSBBVS.ROUNDUP 3:00-4:00PM1/31 MSBB@ROUNDUP/HARDIN 8:30AM

FEBRUARY______________________________2/3 MSBBVS.COLUMBUS 4:00PM-5:00PM2/6 HSGB/HSBBVS.PARKCITY 3:00-4:00PM2/7 MSBB@HP/SHEPHERD 8:30AM HSGB/HSBBVS.SHEPHERD1:00-2:00PM2/13 3WEEKELIGIBILITY2/13 HSGB/HSBBVS.COLUMBUS 3:00-4:00PM2/14 HSGB/HSBB@JOLIET 8:00AM MSBBVS.SHEPHERD/JOLIET 8:30AM2/18 EARLYOUT 2:30-3:00PM2/18-21 DIST.BB&HUNTLEY 2/19-20 PIR#10~NOSCHOOL2/21 MSBB@SHEPHERD/ROUNDUP 8:30AM2/25 MIDTERMS2/25 SCHOOLBOARDMEETING 7:00PM

MARCH___________________ ___________3/5-3/7DIVISIONALBB@METRA3/6 HS3WEEKELIGIBILITY3/9 1STDAYOFHSSPRINGSPORTS3/11 EARLYOUT 2:30PM-3:00PM PIR#11~K-5P/TCONF. 2:30PM3/12-14 STATEBB@GREATFALLS3/16 1STDAYOFMSSPRINGSPORTS3/17 5/12SPRINGMUSICCONCERT3/18 SCHOOLBOARDMEETING 7:00-8:00PM3/23 WINTERAWARDSBANQUET3/27 ENDOF3RDQTR.3/30 SPRINGBREAKBEGINS

APRIL___________________ ___________4/2 MSTRACK@HARDIN 9:00AM4/3 LASTDAYOFSPRINGBREAK4/8 6/12PTCONF. 2:30PM EARLYOUT 2:30PM4/9 MSTRACK@COLUMBUS/JOLIET 9:00AM4/15 PIR#12~NOSCHOOL4/15 SCHOOLBOARDMEETING 7:00PM4/16 MSTRACK@SKYVIEW (SHEPHERD/HP) 9:00AM4/23 MSTRACK@LAUREL/ROUNDUP 9:00-10:00AM4/24 HS3WEEKELIGIBILITY4/30 MSTRACK@COLUMBUS/ RL/ST.FRANCIS 9:00-10:00AMMAY__________________ ___________5/6 MIDTERMS5/6 EARLYOUT 2:30PM5/7 MSTRACK@SKYVIEW 9:00AM5/8 K-5BELEMENTARYCONCERT5/11-13 STATEGOLF@HUNTLEY/SHEPHERD5/15 HS3WEEKELIGIBILITY5/18 SPRINGAWARDSBANQUET5/19 5/12BAND/CHOIRCONCERT5/20 SCHOOLBOARDMEETING 7:00PM5/21-22 STATETRACK@KALISPELL5/25 MEMORIALDAY~NOSCHOOL5/31 HSGRADUATION

JUNE_________________ ___________6/4 8THGRADEGRADUATION6/5 LASTDAYOFSCHOOL6/17 SCHOOLBOARDMEETING 7:00-8:00PM

Mountain View eleMentary K-5thSchool Times: K-3rd 8:15 am-3:15 pm

4th & 5th 8:05 am-3:30 pmPhone: (406) 446-1804 Fax: (406) 446-0115

rooseVelt Middle school 6th-8thSchool Times: 8:05 am-3:30 pm

Phone: (406) 446-2110 Fax: (406) 446-3975

red lodge high school 9th-12thSchool Times: 8:05 am-3:36 pm

Phone: (406) 446-1903 Fax: (406) 446-3953

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Pleasecheckthecalendaronthedistrictwebsiteforupdates:www.redlodge.k12.mt.us