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As the second semester progresses and we look forward to the coming Spring weather, drivers should remain vigilant as
students and school buses are on the roadways in sometimes deteriorating conditions. That means: Put the cell phone away,
set your cup of coffee down, don't look in your rear-view mirror to fix your hair. Concentrate on who and what is around you.
Our ultimate goal is to make sure everyone safely arrives at their destination. Motorists should avoid distractions and obey
school bus and school zone traffic laws so we have the safest possible environment for students boarding and exiting buses.
"Kadyn's Law," in memory of Kadyn Halverson, went into effect with the governor's signature March 16, 2012. The 7-year-old
first grader from Kensett was killed by a driver who had illegally passed a stopped school bus. This provision increases the
penalties for drivers who fail to abide by the law (Iowa Code 321.372) on stopped school buses. Previously, a motorist who
passed a bus when the red warning lights were flashing was fined $200. The new Iowa law increased the penalty to at
least $250 and as high as $675 for a first offense and up to 30 days in jail. For subsequent violations, a driver could face fines
of up to $1,875. A driver who violates the law and causes an injury could face added fines, jail time and license suspension.
In addition to the situations described below, drivers should never pass on the right. Violations of
Iowa's motor vehicle laws should be reported to local law enforcement.
Scenario 1 – You are traveling on a two-lane or three-lane
Nearing the bus from the rear; drivers must always stop when either the amber lights or red
lights are flashing. Stop no closer than 15 feet from the bus.
Meeting the bus from the front; drivers must slow their vehicles to 20 mph when amber lights are flashing. Stop when the
lights change to red and the stop arm comes out. Remain stopped until the lights stop flashing and the stop arm is with-
drawn.
Scenario 2 – You are traveling on a road with two or more lanes in each direction
Stop if nearing the bus from the rear when amber or red lights are flashing. Stop no closer than 15 feet from the bus.
When meeting the bus in one of the opposite two lanes (or more), you do not need to stop even if the bus has stopped
with lights flashing and stop arm out. The bus is not permitted to load or unload children who must cross this type of
roadway unless there are official traffic control devices or police officers present.
Below are a few safety reminders for school bus riders (parents, please remind your students to follow these rules.)
1. Be alert to traffic. Check both ways for cars before stepping off the bus.
2. Make eye contact with the bus driver. Wait for the bus driver’s signal before you cross the street.
3. Walk in front of the bus; never walk behind the bus to cross the street.
4. While waiting for the bus, stay in a safe place away from the street.
5. Never go under the bus to retrieve something you’ve dropped.
6. Never walk in between buses.
7. Be aware of backpacks or loose clothing that could get snagged on bus doors or hardware.
School Bus Safety Reminders Lynn Evans, Superintendent
School Newsletter
A L T A - A U R E L I A C O M M U N I T Y S C H O O L D I S T R I C T
March 2018
Alta-Aurelia High School will present Suitable For Hanging, March 16-17 at 7:30 p.m. at the Roxy Theater.
Charlie Hackle is confronted with one of the toughest situations one could face: he is madly in love, and he has lost a day in
his life that just happened to be his wedding day. Understandably, his fiancé is upset in addition to his future in-laws. Other
“little” incidents exponentially inflame their ire. All the while Charlie’s bosses, a pair of scientists, are busy with their experi-
ments designed to make life better for everyone. Toss in an aspiring agent and his two protégés searching for their lucky
break, and the kettle is prepared to cook quite a stew.
To see if a resolution to the conundrums can be found, join the cast for a night of delightful entertainment at the Roxy.
Tickets can be reserved by calling 200-1331 between 9 and 3 o’clock beginning March 6, or they can be purchased at the
door: $5.00 for adults and $3.00 for students and children. We hope to see you there!
Suitable For Hanging is provided by Heuer Publishing Company, Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
Ice Fishing Trip
Alta-Aurelia High School Spring Play
Lifetime Wellness took part in a field experience in Ida Grove at Moorehead Park. We had 11 students take part in this yearly
event as we spent the morning of February 14th fishing. This is part of an outdoor activities unit. Ice fishing is fun to teach as it
is unique and many students have not been on the ice before to fish. Most of the students had good luck bringing in fish and
we had one student catch 26 fish of her own.
Page 2 School Newsletter
High School Yearbook Order Form
Student Name: _______________________________________ Grade ______________
Parent Name: ____________________________________________________________
I wish to order ___________ 2018 yearbooks at $30 each, for a total of ______________.
Date ________________ Phone # __________________________________
Return this form with your payment.
Mail to: Alta-Aurelia High School Yearbook Receipt available upon request
Doris Gregg, Yearbook Advisor
1009 South Main Street
Alta, Iowa 51002 Deadline: March 15, 2018
Or, order online at yearbookforever.com before March 15, 2018. ORDE
R SO
ON!
Alta-Aurelia Middle School will present the magical adventures of Disney’s Aladdin Junior on March 22 at 7:00 in the middle
school gym in Aurelia. Tickets will be available at the door. Prices are $5.00 for adults and $2.00 for students. If you need
any other information please contact Deb Peterson or Nikole Nuttall at the middle school. Please join us to find out if the Ge-
nie ever gains his freedom. Does Jasmine find a husband? Does Aladdin have his wishes come true? Will the electricity
show up for this year’s performance?
Aladdin Jr. is based on the screenplay by Ron Clements and John Musker, Ted Elliott and Terry Rossio. The book adapted by
and additional lyrics by Jim Luigs. Music is by Alan Menken and lyrics by Howard Ashman and Tim Rice. The music was
adapted and arranged by Bryan Louiselle.
At the Alta Community Library
Dates: March 5th thru March 9th
Monday 8:00 am – 4:00 pm
Tuesday 8:00 am – 8:00 pm
Wednesday 8:00 am – 4:00 pm
Thursday 8:00 am – 8:00 pm
Friday 8:00 am – 1:00 pm
Nurse’s Notes
Alta-Aurelia Middle School Musical
“Paws for Books” Book Fair
Due to the amount of influenza &/or strep throat, some parents can not wait for the flu season to end. We
appreciate those who keep their children home till no longer contagious. It is important to follow the 24
hour fever free rule without OTC medications per school policy.
We also appreciate the Hansens having the Alta TK-Kindergarten through 1st grade students come visit
their dental office in recognition of dental health month. A "shout out" to those ladies who came in to talk
to Aurelia classes during Feb. Nurse Galvin emphasized the importance of changing tooth-brushes after
illnesses, & at least every 3 months. The students & I talked about healthy food choices, and that it is ok to chew sugar free
gum to help clean teeth when brushing is not an option. Our school lunch is full of healthy choices especially from the fruit &
salad bars. Healthy snacks with protein also offers more energy.
A packet of forms for those entering kindergarten in Aug. will be available when parents or guardians come to visit in Alta or
Aurelia. If you have any questions about your child's immunization status, the dental or vision guidelines, do not hesitate to
contact Peg or myself. Physicals are only required for preschoolers. Thank you for taking care of these details in a timely
manner. Sonia Galvin, A-A District School Nurse
Page 3
DATE: March 11, 2018
TIME: 10 AM to 1 PM
LOCATION: Alta Community Center
Pre-School Children------Free
School Aged Children---$5.00
Adults------------------------$5.00
Family -----------------------$12.00
ALTA-AURELIA JAZZ BAND AND JAZZCHOIR WILL BE PREFORMING
Money raised by this event will be used for service projects for
children of this community & around the World.
Kid’s Creation Stations at the Library
On Saturday, February 3rd the Alta Community Library hosted their second Kid’s Creation Stations which was a Come and Go
event. Some of the Children’s Stem Centers offered were Legos, Wedgits, puzzles, coloring pages, and crafts.
Movie Night at the Library
Alta Community Library’s movie night was Monday, February 12th. The movie “My Little Pony” kept the children captivated
as they watched Twilight Sparkle, Applejack, Rainbow Dash, Pinkie Pie, Fluttershy and Rarity embark on an epic journey to
save Ponyville from a dark force. Along the way, the Mane 6 meet new friends and face exciting challenges as they travel
beyond Equestria to defeat the evil Storm King and his minion unicorn -- Tempest Shadow. Snacks were provided.
February Events at the Alta Community Library
Page 4 School Newsletter
Alta Kiwanis Pancake Fundraiser
Mo
nd
ay
Tues
day
W
edn
esd
ay
Thu
rsd
ay
Frid
ay
Juic
e &
Milk
are
off
ered
wit
h
bre
akfa
st. C
ho
cola
te m
ilk a
nd
sk
im a
re o
ffer
ed e
very
day
. M
enu
s ar
e su
bje
ct t
o c
han
ge
wit
ho
ut
no
tice
. Fru
it a
nd
veg
eta
-b
le b
ar o
ffer
ed e
very
day
.
TH
IS IN
STIT
UTI
ON
IS A
N E
QU
AL
OP
PO
RTU
NIT
Y P
RO
VID
ER.
1
C
EREA
L, T
OA
ST, F
RU
IT
Ch
icke
n n
oo
dle
so
up
C
arro
ts
Cra
cker
s
Mix
fru
it
Fru
it a
nd
veg
. bar
2
BR
EAK
FAST
PIZ
ZA
O
R C
EREA
L, F
RU
IT
Gri
lled
ch
eese
san
dw
ich
G
reen
bea
ns
Man
dar
in o
ran
ges—
Sher
bet
Fr
uit
an
d v
eg. b
ar
5
CER
EAL,
TO
AST
, FR
UIT
C
risp
ito
w/
chee
se s
auce
C
alif
. ble
nd
veg
. R
efri
ed b
ean
s P
each
es
Fr
uit
an
d v
eg. b
ar
6
OM
ELET
OR
CER
EAL,
TO
AST
, FR
UIT
C
hic
ken
no
od
le c
asse
role
P
eas—
Pea
rs
Gar
lic t
oas
t Fr
uit
an
d v
eg. b
ar
7
FREN
CH
TO
AST
OR
CER
EAL,
YO
GU
RT,
FR
UIT
Ta
vern
on
bu
n
Ove
n r
oas
ted
po
tato
es
Ap
ple
sau
ce
Fru
it a
nd
veg
. bar
8
CER
EAL,
TO
AST
, FR
UIT
B
read
po
rk p
atty
Mas
hed
po
tato
es—
Gra
vy
Mix
fru
it
Din
ner
ro
ll Fr
uit
an
d v
eg. b
ar
9
SAU
SAG
E G
RA
VY
ON
BIS
CU
IT
O
R C
EREA
L, F
RU
IT
Mac
aro
ni a
nd
ch
eese
C
orn
—M
and
arin
ora
nge
s B
read
slic
e
Fru
it a
nd
veg
. bar
12
C
EREA
L, T
OA
ST, F
RU
IT
Rib
patt
y o
n b
un
B
rocc
oli
P
each
es
C
oo
kie
Fr
uit
an
d v
eg. b
ar
13
EG
G P
ATT
Y O
R C
EREA
L,
MU
FFIN
, FR
UIT
G
ou
lash
G
reen
bea
ns—
Pea
rs
Bre
adsti
ck
Fru
it a
nd
veg
. bar
14
P
AN
CA
KES
OR
CER
EAL,
S
AU
SAG
E P
ATT
Y, F
RU
IT
Ho
t d
og
on
bu
n
Bak
ed b
ean
s A
pp
lesa
uce
Sh
erb
et
15
C
EREA
L, T
OA
ST, F
RU
IT
Ch
icke
n a
lfre
do
P
eas
M
ix f
ruit
G
arlic
to
ast
Fru
it a
nd
veg
. bar
16
B
REA
KFA
ST P
IZZA
O
R C
EREA
L, F
RU
IT
Ch
eese
piz
za
Co
rn
Man
dar
in o
ran
ges
Fru
it a
nd
veg
. bar
19
C
EREA
L, T
OA
ST, F
RU
IT
Ham
bu
rger
patt
y o
n b
un
C
hee
se s
lice
Fr
ench
fri
es
Pea
che
s
Fru
it a
nd
veg
. bar
20
O
MEL
ET O
R C
EREA
L,
TO
AST
, FR
UIT
C
hic
ken
patt
y M
ash
ed p
ota
toes
—G
ravy
P
ear—
Din
ner
ro
ll Fr
uit
an
d v
eg. b
ar
21
W
AFF
LES
OR
CER
EAL,
H
AM
PA
TTY,
FR
UIT
So
ft s
hel
l tac
o
Lett
uce
/ch
eese
/sal
sa—
Co
rn
Ref
ried
bea
ns—
Ap
ple
sau
ce
Fru
it a
nd
veg
. bar
22
C
EREA
L, T
OA
ST, F
RU
IT
Kiw
anis
Pan
cake
Day
Sa
usa
ge p
atty
Has
h b
row
n
Ap
ple
sau
ce—
Juic
e
No
fru
it a
nd
veg
. bar
23
B
REA
KFA
ST S
AN
DW
ICH
O
R C
EREA
L, F
RU
IT
Fish
san
dw
ich
C
alif
. ble
nd
veg
.—C
ole
sla
w
Man
dar
in o
ran
ges
Fru
it a
nd
veg
. bar
26
C
EREA
L, T
OA
ST, F
RU
IT
Ho
t h
am a
nd
ch
eese
san
dw
ich
Tr
i-ta
tor
P
each
es
C
oo
kie
Fr
uit
an
d v
eg. b
ar
27
EG
G P
ATT
Y O
R C
EREA
L,
MU
FFIN
, FR
UIT
Sp
agh
etti w
/ m
eat
sau
ce
Mo
zzar
ella
ch
eese
G
reen
bea
n—
Bre
adsti
ck
Fru
it a
nd
veg
. bar
28
FR
ENC
H T
OA
ST O
R C
EREA
L,
YO
GU
RT,
FR
UIT
P
epp
ero
ni p
izza
C
orn
—A
pp
lesa
uce
Sh
erb
et
Fru
it a
nd
veg
. bar
29
NO
SC
HO
OL
30
NO
SC
HO
OL
Au
reli
a S
ch
oo
l M
arc
h 2
01
8 L
un
ch
/Bre
ak
fast
Me
nu
Mo
nd
ay
Tues
day
W
ed
ne
sday
Th
urs
day
Fr
iday
Sk
im &
Ch
oco
late
Milk
are
off
ere
d
dai
ly.
Men
us
are
sub
ject
to
ch
ange
w
ith
ou
t n
oti
ce.
1
Hig
h S
cho
ol:
WG
Bre
akfa
st
P
izza
—Ju
ice
or
Fru
it
E
lem
: G
ree
n E
ggs
and
Ham
WG
To
ast—
Juic
e o
r Fr
uit
W
G P
ork
Patt
y o
r Fr
uit
Par
fait
W
hip
pe
d P
ota
toes
/Gra
vy
Cal
ifo
rnia
Ble
nd
—W
G D
inn
er R
oll
Mix
ed
Fru
it—
FRU
IT &
VEG
. BA
R
2
WG
Du
tch
Waffl
es—
Yogu
rt
J
uic
e o
r Fr
uit
W
G C
hee
se P
izza
o
r Fr
uit
Par
fait
C
orn
—P
each
es
Ice
Cre
am T
reat
FR
UIT
& V
EG .B
AR
5
WG
Cer
eal—
WG
To
ast
J
uic
e o
r Fr
uit
W
G M
c R
ib S
and
wic
h
or
Fru
it P
arfa
it
Ove
n R
oas
ted
Po
tato
es
Mix
ed
Fru
it—
WG
Co
oki
e FR
UIT
& V
EG. B
AR
6
WG
Pan
cake
s—H
am P
atty
J
uic
e o
r Fr
uit
W
G S
oft
Sh
ell
Ch
icke
n T
aco
o
r Fr
uit
Par
fait
Le
ttu
ce/C
hee
se/S
alsa
Fi
esta
Bea
ns—
Ap
ple
sau
ce
FRU
IT &
VEG
. BA
R
7
WG
Ban
ana
Mu
ffin
Ch
eese
Om
elet
—Ju
ice
or
Fru
it
WG
Pep
per
on
i Piz
za
or
Fru
it P
arfa
it
Co
un
try
Trio
P
each
es—
Sid
e K
icks
FR
UIT
& V
EG. B
AR
8
WG
Egg
Bac
on
Bre
akfa
st P
izza
Ju
ice
or
Fru
it
WG
Ch
icke
n P
atty
o
r Fr
uit
Par
fait
W
hip
pe
d P
ota
toes
w/G
ravy
B
rocc
oli—
WG
Din
ner
Ro
ll A
pp
lesa
uce
—FR
UIT
& V
EG. B
AR
9
WG
Fre
nch
To
ast—
Yogu
rt
J
uic
e o
r Fr
uit
W
G M
eatl
ess
Spag
he
tti
or
Fru
it P
arfa
it
Gre
en
Bea
ns—
Mo
zzar
ella
Ch
eese
M
ixe
d F
ruit
—W
G G
arlic
To
ast
FRU
IT &
VEG
. BA
R
12
W
G C
erea
l—W
G T
oas
t
J
uic
e o
r Fr
uit
W
G H
amb
urg
er/C
hee
seb
urg
er
or
Fru
it P
arfa
it
Ove
n R
oas
ted
Po
tato
es
Pea
ches
—W
G C
oo
kie
FRU
IT &
VEG
. BA
R
13
W
G F
ren
ch T
oas
t
Sa
usa
ge P
atty—
Juic
e o
r Fr
uit
W
alki
ng
Taco
o
r Fr
uit
Par
fait
Le
ttu
ce/C
hee
se/S
alsa
Fi
esta
Bea
ns—
Pea
rs
FRU
IT &
VEG
. BA
R
14
WG
Ap
ple
Cin
nam
on
Mu
ffin
Ch
eese
Om
elet
—Ju
ice
or
Fru
it
WG
Ch
eese
Piz
za
or
Fru
it P
arfa
it
Co
rn—
Ap
ple
sau
ce
Sid
e K
icks
FR
UIT
& V
EG. B
AR
15
W
G S
ausa
ge B
reak
fast
Piz
za
Ju
ice
or
Fru
it
WG
Ch
icke
n A
lfre
do
o
r Fr
uit
Par
fait
St
rin
g C
he
ese
—G
ree
n B
ean
s P
each
es—
WG
Gar
lic T
oas
t FR
UIT
& V
EG. B
AR
16
W
G P
anca
kes—
Yogu
rt
Ju
ice
or
Fru
it
WG
Fis
h S
and
wic
h
or
Fru
it P
arfa
it
Co
le S
law
or
Bab
y C
arro
ts w
/Dip
Fr
esh
Ora
nge
s—Ta
rtar
Sau
ce
FRU
IT &
VEG
. BA
R
19
W
G C
erea
l—W
G T
oas
t
J
uic
e o
r Fr
uit
W
G B
BQ
Ch
icke
n S
and
wic
h
or
Fru
it P
arfa
it
Co
le S
law
—B
aked
Bea
ns
Ap
ple
sau
ce—
WG
Co
oki
e FR
UIT
& V
EG. B
AR
20
W
G F
ren
ch T
oas
t—H
am P
atty
Ju
ice
or
Fru
it
WG
Cri
spit
o
or
Fru
it P
arfa
it
Ch
eese
Sau
ce—
Fie
sta
Bea
ns
Pea
rs—
Lett
uce
/Sal
sa
FRU
IT &
VEG
. BA
R
21
W
G P
each
Mu
ffin
Ch
eese
Om
ele
t—Ju
ice
or
Fru
it
WG
Fie
sta
Piz
za
or
Fru
it P
arfa
it
Co
rn—
Ap
ple
sau
ce
Sid
e K
icks
FR
UIT
& V
EG. B
AR
22
WG
Egg
Bac
on
Bre
akfa
st
Piz
za—
Juic
e o
r Fr
uit
Fl
yin
g Sa
uce
r o
r Fr
uit
Par
fait
W
hip
pe
d P
ota
toes
C
hee
se S
auce
—C
alif
orn
ia B
len
d
Pea
ches
—W
G D
inn
er R
oll
FRU
IT &
VEG
. BA
R
23
W
G D
utc
h W
affles
—Yo
gurt
J
uic
e o
r Fr
uit
W
G C
hee
sy G
arlic
Fla
t B
read
Piz
za
or
Fru
it P
arfa
it
Bro
cco
li M
ixe
d F
ruit
FR
UIT
& V
EG. B
AR
26
W
G C
erea
l—W
G T
oas
t
J
uic
e o
r Fr
uit
W
G M
eatl
oaf
Ch
eese
Bu
rger
o
r Fr
uit
Par
fait
O
ven
Ro
aste
d P
ota
to
Pea
ches
—W
G C
oo
kie
FRU
IT &
VEG
. BA
R
27
W
G P
anca
ke o
n a
Sti
ck
Yo
gurt
—Ju
ice
or
Fru
it
WG
Ind
ian
Tac
o
or
Fru
it P
arfa
it
Lett
uce
/Ch
eese
/Sal
sa
Fies
ta B
ean
s—A
pp
lesa
uce
FR
UIT
& V
EG. B
AR
28
W
G C
ho
cola
te C
hip
Mu
ffin
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Alta-Aurelia Community School District
Upcoming Events in March for Alta Community Library
101 West Fifth Street
Alta, IA 51002
Phone: 712-200-1010
Fax: 712-200-1602
E-mail: [email protected]
We’re on the Web!
www.alta-aurelia.org
Kid’s Creation Stations at the Library:
Kid’s Creation Stations: Come & Go: Children are invited to the Alta Community Library on Saturday,
March 3rd to visit our Stem Centers where we will have coloring pages, legos, wedgits, puzzles, and crafts.
Toddle Time at the Library:
Toddle Time will meet on Monday, March 5th at 10:00 a.m. The theme will be on the color “GREEN” . The children
are encouraged to wear green. Come and enjoy a story and other fun activities that will go along with the pro-
gram’s theme. This program is for children ages 3 and under and their parents or caregivers.
Langner Storm Spotting Presents: “Talking Weather”
Kirk Langner, founder of Langner Storm Spotting (LSS) will be taking about Storm Chasing , Storm Spotting, Severe Weather
Safety, and Severe Weather Awareness Week on Thursday, March 15th at 6:00 p.m. at the library. All ages are welcome and
refreshments will be served.
Adult Color and Coffee at the Library:
Come join us at the Alta Community Library on Saturday, March 17th for a fun and creative morning. Pencils, coloring pages
and coffee will be provided. This program is Come & Go. There will be door prizes for all who participate.
Movie Night at the Library:
The Alta Community Library will be presenting the movie “Ferdinand”, on Monday, March 19th at 4:00 p.m.
Snacks will be provided. Everyone Welcome!
Easter Egg Hunt at Welcov Assisted Living:
The annual Easter Egg Hunt for ages 0-7 sponsored by the Welcov Assisted Living, Alta Chamber, and
Alta Community Library will be on March 24th at 10:00 a.m. with Story Time and the egg hunt to follow.
An Easter Bunny and the Library Frog will be present for pictures!
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