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South Hamilton Community School DistrictApril 2018

In This Issue:

South Hamilton CSD Ken Howard, Supt.

Website: shhawks.net District Office Ph: 515-827-5479 Elementary Ph: 515-827-5096

MS/HS Office: Ph: 515-827-5418

From The Superintendent Pg 1

7-12 Counselor News Pgs 2-3

Foundation News Pg 4

Deb Witte Scholarship Pg 4

Entry System Improvements Pg 4

Hector’s Cupboard Pg 5

Literacy Skills Pg 5

Athletic Dept. News Pg 6

Prospective PreSchool/Kinder Pg 7

Elementary News Pg 8

Willis Welp Information Pg 9

Early Access Pg 10

Leave A Legacy Pg 11

Yearbook Order Form Pg 12

MS/HS Menu Pg 13

Elementary Menu Pg 14

Activity Calendar Pg 15

The 2017-2018 school year is ending, and I wish to dedicate my “Superintendent’s Message” to thanking our communities for their many, significant contributions resulting in another successful school year in the South Hamilton Community Schools. The list of those whom I wish to thank is extensive and therefore it is unrealistic that I could list all the names here of those who have been supportive of the work of our school district. It is, nonetheless, appropriate that I extend a general thank you.

To all our students, I thank you for your hard work and for the excitement that you bring to school each day.

I wish also to thank our teachers, support staff, and administrators for your hard work and your care and concern for our students. You bring your best efforts to school each day, and I am grateful for your noble work.

Thank you to all the parents of our students for your support and for your cooperation and col-laboration. Your partnership with the school district is critically important and, in my opinion, the results of your efforts speak for themselves.

Our Booster and Foundation Organizations extend tremendous effort in support of the work that takes place in each of our schools on a daily basis. The work that you do—and the generous donations of resources and funds—supplement our mission as a school district to the benefit of all students. In short, we could not do what we need to do without you.

Thank you to our School Board, various City Councils, Police Department, Fire Department, local Library staffs, Parks and Recreation Department, Public Works Department, and all the municipal officials and employees who serve as important partners with our school district and who make our efforts extra special and rewarding knowing that we work in a community that supports our young people and the mission of the school district.

I extend my deep appreciation to the South Hamilton communities at-large for your strong sup-port— moral and financial. You demonstrate time and time again that you care about the children of our special towns through your strong support of public education. I am very aware of the challeng-es that many taxpayers face and remain committed to all that we will work diligently as a school district to ensure that you can always remain proud of the fact that you have invested in a top-rate school district, something that each town and city in the state of Iowa strives for, but does not always realize.

I am honored to serve as your Superintendent of Schools and commit to you that I will continue to do my very best, in partnership with others, to ensure that you can always be proud to say that you live in or and/go to school in the South Hamilton District— a school community that has an outstanding and well-deserved reputation for excellence with respect to its schools and community spirit. Thank you all for what you do to support the work of the South Hamilton School Family and the students of the district.

Have you

PAIDyour 2017-18 SCHOOL FEES?

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THE ACTOne date remains for this current school year’s ACT testing for 4-year college-bound students. Registration deadline is May 5th for the test date on June 10th; students register online at www.actstudent.org/start. South Hamilton’s School Code: 162-215.

These spring test dates are excellent opportunities for juniors to take the ACT for the first or second time. This gives them a great advantage going into their senior year having already taken the ACT or being able to re-take the ACT test early or begin the application process towards colleges in the fall. Our goal is for all seniors to apply to colleges by November 1st and being accepted early sets students up for more housing and scholar-ships opportunities. Students that wish to take ENG-105 and ENG-106 this fall or spring must have an 18 on the reading portion of the ACT to meet mandatory placement scores.

March Students of the Month

Social Studies- Kallie HallScience- Anthony RientsSpanish- Aneesa BalderasCTE- Janae StoeckerHealth- Cortney HarrisEnglish 106- Jared UllestadCreative Writing- Sergio GomezStudent Services- Levi GreenfieldOther- Marco BalderasMath- Zander PickeringFine Arts- Casey EwingStaff Members of the Month- Terri Cook, Amanda Hernandez, Carol Soma, Crystal Wiese, Julie Shelton, and Nancy Anderson- OUR LUNCH LADIES! Thank you and Congratulations.

FSA ID and FINANCIAL AID FORMCollege bound students must complete the FAFSA (Free Application for Feder-al student Aid) in order to qualify for financial aid for the 2017-2018 school year. Student and one parent must both have IDs (to complete the form online), which are created through https://fsaid.ed.gov/npas/index.htm. Each individual college establishes a due date for this form; most schools have deadlines between March 1st and April 15th. The FAFSA form is available online at www.FAFSA.ed.gov.

MS/HS Course Registration for 2018-19 School Year

Registration for the 2018-19 school year started before spring break. Students put requests into their Infinite Campus

Portal. A signed request form must be turned into the main office before registration is considered complete.

Questions or concerns may be directed to Mrs. Gelder.

Mandatory Iowa Central MeetingANY student that wishes to take ANY Iowa Central course in the 2018-19 school year MUST watch a video of the presentation given by Kelly Wirtz last spring. This video may be found on the school website under Resources for students/parents and course planning guide. The video may also be accessed with the following link: https://shhawks.net/iccc-meeting-video-for-students-parents/After the video is viewed by students and parents, a consent form must be signed. The form was handed out to students and extras are available in the counseling of-fice. This video will replace the mandatory meeting that is usually held each spring. A form must be on file for a student to be eligible for courses.In addition to putting online college course requests into Infinite Campus, students wishing to take a FlexNet (online) course need to complete a brief application for Iowa Central with Mrs. Gelder. Some classes fill up quickly, so please do so soon.

The Iowa College Access Network is a nonprofit, educational organization. ICAN is the College Access Network for Iowa, and a member of the National College Access Network (NCAN). ICAN has 10 Student Success Centers in Ankeny, Coralville, Council Bluffs, Davenport, Des Moines, Hiawatha, Orange City, Sioux City, and Waterloo, which provide information and support to students and their families as they plan their postsecondary education and apply for financial aid. All ICAN pro-grams and services are provided without charge. For more information about ICAN, call (877) 272-4692 or visit www.ICANsucceed.org.

About ICAN

8th grade ELP Student and Parent Iowa Central MeetingCurrent 8th grade students in the ELP program and parents are invited to attend an informational meeting about earning college credit in high school. Colette Bertran, director of Iowa Central’s Webster City campus, will be here to discuss possible con-sequences, benefits, and the laws associated with concurrent enrollment. She will answer questions about specific courses and the opportunities available to our stu-dents. Any student (grades 8-11) that is taking Iowa Central classes for the first time is also invited to attend this meeting in leu of the video. The meeting is Wednesday, April 18th, 6:00 p.m. in the Auditorium


Junior Checklist• Compare your impressions of each college and rank them according to preferences.• Begin searching for scholar-ships to see what you will be able to qualify for next year. Find out about scholarships that are offered by your place of worship, civic or business groups in career fields of interest to you.• Register now for the June 9th ACT test.

Senior Checklist• Compare the financial aid packages from the colleges to which you have been accepted.• Decide which college you will attend. Send the required deposit, and sign and return the financial aid award letter, if required. Note other important deadlines (financial aid, student housing, orientation).• Notify the other colleges where you applied that you will not be attending.• If you are securing a student loan, complete the required prom-issory note.• Continue to apply for schol-arships.• If you’re currently enrolled in AP courses, consider taking the AP exams.• File the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (deadline is June 30) and include the school you are attending.

Iowa College Access Network PresentationsSophomores, Juniors (and Their Parents):

Get Help With Career and College PlanningAre you thinking about going to college? Do you know how to choose the best college for you? Do you have questions about how to compare colleges or what you should look for during a campus visit? Find out during a free presentation on career and college planning for high school sophomores, juniors and their parents, offered by the Iowa College Access Network® (ICAN).Career and College Planning PresentationLocation: AuditoriumDay of Week: TuesdayDate: April 17thTime: 5:30 p.m.

Learn about:• Career Exploration and Assessment• Academic Preparation and Requirements• Admission Process and Requirements• College Selection & Campus Visits• Application Process• Understanding Costs – Cost of Attendance• Scholarships• Successful Transitions

Juniors (and Their Parents): Get Help with Financial Aid for College

Do you know how to apply for financial aid? Do you have questions about how to fill out the forms or when to do it? Find out during a free presentation on financial aid for high school juniors and their parents, offered by the Iowa College Access Network® (ICAN).Financial Aid PresentationLocation: AuditoriumDay of Week: TuesdayDate: April 17thTime: 6:30 p.m.

Learn about:• Financial Aid Process• FAFSA Application Review• Understanding FAFSA Results• FSA Id• Understanding Costs – College Comparisons• Financial Aid Options• Scholarships Process• Where to Go for Help

SCHOLARSHIPSEach week the counseling department receives new information to update scholar-ships, which are posted on the guidance website. Seniors should be checking the site weekly for updates. If a form still has last year’s date (or older), we have not re-ceived new information yet or the scholarship is not being offered. Seniors all have a Google folder with our local scholarship applications, which are due April 12th.


SOUTH HAMILTON FOUNDATION NEWS

The South Hamilton School District Foundation approved the Mini-Grant application at the February 21st meeting from Trev Houck to purchase five microscopes to use in fifth and sixth grade science. The Foundation will pay one half of the grant, up to $320, and the South Hamilton School will pay the other half of the grant.

The South Hamilton School District Foundation would like to thank all the teams and individuals who participated in the Trivia Night fundraiser on Friday March 2, 2018. Raffle tickets were sold for an iPad Pro, donated by POET in Jewell. The Foundation appreciated all the time emcees Matt Schutt and Alexa Gibbs spent on preparing for the event and challenging the 12 teams!

The Foundation would like to thank the patrons who have given campaign gifts since receiving the Foundation brochure, which was inserted into the February 28, 2018 edition of South Hamilton Record-News. Please consider joining these patrons and supporting the Foundation. These gifts will help expand and improve the educational programs of the South Hamilton Community School.

The South Hamilton School District Foundation members are Marv Penning (president), Jeanne Wintermote (vice-president), Kristi Busch, Justin Deppe, Mindy Harris, Kristy Luppes, Tara Northrop, Dan Scarrow, Jessica Scheller and Gina Stoecker. The next scheduled Foundation meeting is Wednesday April 18, 2018 at 5:30 p.m. in the middle school/high school board room.

DEBORAH WITTE MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP

Deborah Witte, long time teacher in the South Hamilton CSD passed away in 2011. Her estate provided money to the South Hamilton School District Foundation for a scholarship to be given to one South Hamilton graduate majoring in education.

The scholarship will be based on interest accrued on the endow-ment for the year.

The South Hamilton School District Foundation has established the following scholarship requirements:

• All applicants must be a South Hamilton graduate; attending or graduated from any postsecondary school.

• All applicants must be within one year before or after receiv-ing bachelor’s degree.

• Degree/endorsement must be in elementary or secondary education (PreK-12th Grade).

• Scholarship may not be used for post graduate work including a non-education second career, master’s degree, doctorate degree, or research project.

Scholarship materials can be found on the South Hamilton CSD website (www.shhawks.net) or use: https://shhawks.net/deb-witte. Questions should be directed to Lindsay Gelder, South Hamilton Guidance Counselor at [email protected] or 515.827.5418. Applications will be accepted from April 1st – May 15th.

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NEW DOOR SECURITY SYSTEM OPERATIONAL AT THE MS/HSKen Howard, Superintendent of Schools

I was once asked what my job was when it comes to school safety.

I could have answered, “to develop safety and emergency plans, so that the students who attend South Hamilton are as safe as they can reasonably be while on our campuses.” Yes, the creation and carrying out these processes is the responsibility of all our staff, but the one aspect of student safety that we are focusing on in our local buildings is the development of barriers.

The middle/high school recently enacted daily practices that include limiting the doors from which one may enter, door notification systems that inform staff members of a propped entry, and a buzz-in procedure at the front doors. Each of these items is intended to create one more barrier between individu-als outside the buildings and our students and staff within the facilities.

A system similar to the one being utilized at the secondary building will be installed in the elementary this summer so it can be used when the 2018-2019 school year begins. The district is striving to create more and better barriers; and processes that will improve the safety of all who walk our buildings’ halls.


ANNOUNCING HECTOR’S CUPBOARD......South Hamilton’s food pantry is open for business! Big thank you to The Foodbank of Iowa, WG Marketing in Jewell, the Boone Hy-Vee, and all of the other individuals and businesses that have helped us to accomplish our dream of having this food source available to the families of South Hamilton. Without your help and support our dream couldn’t have become a reality.

Qualifying families are able to shop on Wednesdays at the MS/HS from 3:45-5:45 PM. One signature needed per family by a family member 18 years of age or older, each visit. If Wednesdays do not work for your family, please feel free to contact the MS/HS office at 515-827-5418 to find a time during school hours that would work better for you. We look forward to helping feed South Hamilton families in 2018 and for many years to come!

The Lord’s Cupboard, located at Bethesda Lutheran Church is also available to families in our community. Please see their flyer for location hours.

Taken from the Iowa Reading Research Center

WHAT LITERACY SKILLS DOES MY CHILD NEED AND HOW CAN I HELP MY CHILD DEVELOP THEM?

Birth to Pre-KindergartenBabies listen, react, and play with sounds from the moment they are born. They babble, imitate, and try to talk. This is an important stage in literacy development. The more words and stories children hear during this time—in whatever language is spoken in the home—the easier it will be for them to learn to read and write in English later.

Young children love to listen. They love to hear their favorite books read aloud over and over. They ask “Why?” just so they can listen to you talk.

Young children love to talk. Once they discover that sounds have meaning, they learn new words very quickly and start to use them to interact with adults.

Young children love to read. They love to handle books and gradually they learn to read from front to back and left to right. Preschool children can begin to learn the alphabet, to recognize letters and to associate them with their sounds.

Young children love to write. They imitate what they see adults doing and learn to express their thoughts by scribbles and drawing.

What can you do at home? Talk with your child:

• Talk about everyday things. Name objects your child sees.• Talk about signs and labels, pointing out the words.• Talk about pictures in books.• Talk about TV shows or videos your child watches.• Tell stories about your family, favorite memories, and past experiences.• Sing songs.• Teach nursery rhymes.• Teach the alphabet song.• Play pretend games.• Describe what you are doing with words your child can use.


HAWK BOYS’ BASKETBALL AWARD WINNERS

The Hawk Boys’ Basketball team held their end of the season ban-quet on Sunday, March 25 in the MS/HS Atrium. The following awards were announced:

Front row: Ezequiel Balderas, Academic All-Conference; Conner Hill, 1st team All-Conference, All Substate, Ames Tribune All-Mid Iowa Team, Academic All-Conference; Marco Balderas, 1st team All-Conference, All Substate, IPSWA 2nd team All State, Ames Tribune All-Mid Iowa Player of the year, DM Register Honorable Mention All state, Team Captain, Team MVP, Academic All Con-ference; Garrett Grady, Academic All conference Back row: Cade Balvanz, Honorable Mention All Conference, Coaches Award; Logan Peters, 2nd Team All Conference, Academ-ic All-Conference, Ames Tribune All Mid-Iowa team; Cole Berg, 2nd team All Conference, Academic All Conference; Sam Lewis, Academic All Conference; Logan Klemp, Academic All Confer-ence, Honorable Mention All Conference, Team Captain, Hawk Award; Connor Blue, Academic All Conference

Congratulations to our Hawk Boys’ Basketball team for a very successful season!

HAWK WRESTLERS EARN AWARDS

The Hawk Wrestlers recently held their end of the season ban-quet. Award winners were as follows (pictured left to right) Na-than Wilson, Most Valuable Wrestler, Most Improved Wrestler; Mohamed Yokie, Hawk Award; Jamie Hildreth, Coaches’ Award. Congratulats to the wrestlers for a successful season!

HAWK GIRLS’ BASKETBALL AWARD WINNERS

The Hawks Girls’ Basketball banquet was Monday, March 19 in the MS/HS Cafeteria. The following awards were announced:

Front row: Cortney Harris, Academic All-Conference; Krista Swenson Academic All-Conference; Taylor Volkmann, Academ-ic All-Conference.

Back row: Sydney Friest, Academic All-Conference, captain, Coaches Award, Honorable Mention All-Conference; Marla Grubb, Academic All-Conference, Most Improved Player, 2nd Team All-Conference, Ames Tribune All Area Team; Anna Moss, Academic All-Conference, Most Valuable Player, Honorable Mention All-Conference; Kenady Campbell, Academic All-Con-ference; Taylor Ratzke, Academic All-Conference; Hawk Award; Breanne Diersen, Academic All-Conference; Absent: Riley Woodall, Academic All-Conference.

Congratulations to our Hawk Girls’ Basketball team for a suc-cessful season!


ATTENTION PARENTS!KINDERGARTEN 2018-19

If you have a child(ren) who will be 5 years old by September 15, 2018, please fill out the information below and return to the elementary either by mail: South Hamilton Elementary, 315 Division St., Jewell, IA 50130; or with your older child. Your help is appreciated. If you have already contacted the school, please disregard.

Child’s Name: ____________________________________________ Birthdate: _______________

Parent’s Name: _____________________________________________________________________

Address: __________________________________________________________________________

City: ______________________________________________________________________________ Phone Number: ____________________________________________________________________

4-YEAR OLD PRESCHOOL 2018-2019

South Hamilton Community School will be running a 4-year old preschool program for the 2018-2019 school year. Students must be 4 years old by September 15, 2018 to qualify. If you are a resident of the South Hamilton School District and have a child you would like to enroll please contact the Elementary School at 515-827-5096 or you may fill out the form below and mail to: South Hamilton Elementary, 315 Division St., Jewell, IA 50130.

Child’s Name: _____________________________________ Birthdate: _______________________

Parent’s Name: _____________________________________________________________________

Address: __________________________________________________________________________

City: ______________________________________________________________________________

Phone Number: ____________________________________________________________________


K-4 VOCAL CONCERTThe K-4 Vocal concert will be May 17th in the High School gymnasium. All students in these grades will par-ticipate in this performance which begins at 7pm. As parents, we hope that you will have your child here the evening of the concert.

5th and 6th GRADE BAND/VOCAL CONCERT

The 5th and 6th grade Band and Vocal Concert will be May 3rd in the Robert Jensen Auditorium and the gym. All students in these grades will partici-pate in this performance which begins at 7pm. As parents, we hope that you will have your child here the evening of the concert. Attendance is very im-portant, so we look forward to having ALL fifth and sixth grade students present. Thank you.

WILLIS WELP RELAYSKindergarten through 6th Grade Track Meet

Dear South Hamilton Elementary Families,

The Willis Welp Relays are scheduled for Wed., May 9th, 2018, and will begin at 10:30 A.M. with our opening ceremony in our elementary gym (This is a scheduled 2-hour late start for teacher professional development.)

The rain date is also set for Fri., May 18th, 2018. 1st – 6th students participating in field events will compete before lunch, and then will finish running events and relays afterwards. Specific order of events, approximate times, and basic instructions are included on flyer.

We will begin practicing for the events the next few weeks in P.E. class outside weather permitting. (See tentative schedule below.). I ask for your flexibility and understanding. If you have any questions or comments, please contact me at the school (827-5096) or email me at: [email protected] and check for updates on our PE website at: https://sites.google.com/a/s-hamilton.k12.ia.us/shcoachsteines/ Thanks and look forward to seeing you all there!

Sincerely,Coach Steines

Scheduling practice for the different events in P. E.

Week of April 17 - 21: Long jump, Shoe fly, Shot put, Football throw, Softball throw, Frisbee throw, Soccer puntWeek of April 24 – 28: 50M, 100M, 200M, 400M, 800M,Week of May 1 - 5: Relay events: 4x100M, Shuttle RelayWeek of May 8 - 9: Review all events

Some grades may miss because of fieldtrips, concert practice, ect., so please call ahead if attending practice from outside of school. Scheduling changes may occur.

Typical Daily P. E. Schedule6th Grade: 8:25 – 9:105th Grade: 9:15 – 10:003rd Grade: 10:05 – 10:354th Grade: 10:35 – 11:052nd Grade: 12:30 – 1:00K Grade: 1:00 – 1:301st Grade: 1:30 – 2:00


South Hamilton Elementary 25th Annual Willis Welp Relays

Wed., May 9th, 2018 (Rain Make-up Date Will Be Fri., May 18TH)

Updates will be posted in the blog section of Coach Steines’ Website:

https://sites.google.com/a/s-hamilton.k12.ia.us/shcoachsteines/

***10:30 A.M. OPENING CEREMONY IN THE ELEMENTARY GYM*** *Star Spangled Banner & Paper Dance Warmup will be performed at this time*

Field Events Will Begin At 10:35 A.M.

Grades 1 – 6: ORDER OF FIELD EVENTS 1st Grade: SHOE FLY > SOFTBALL THROW > SOCCER PUNT > FOOTBALL THROW > LONG JUMP > FRISBEE THROW 2nd Grade: FRISBEE THROW > SHOE FLY > SOFTBALL THROW > SOCCER PUNT > FOOTBALL THROW > LONG JUMP 3rd Grade: SOFTBALL THROW > SOCCER PUNT > FOOTBALL THROW > LONG JUMP > SHOT PUT > FRISBEE THROW 4th Grade: SOCCER PUNT > FOOTBALL THROW > LONG JUMP > SHOT PUT > FRISBEE THROW > SOFTBALL THROW 5th Grade: FOOTBAL THROW > LONG JUMP > SHOT PUT > FRISBEE THROW > SOFTBALL THROW > SOCCER PUNT 6th Grade: LONG JUMP > SHOT PUT > FREESBIE THROW > SOFTBALL THROW > SOCCER PUNT > FOOTBALL THROW Break for lunch – Students will eat sack lunch provided by the school. Refreshments will also be available at concession stand. ORDER OF RUNNING EVENTS APROX. TIMES BELOW: (EVENTS WILL GO 6B, 6G, 5B, 5G, 4B, 4G, 3B, 3G, 2B, 2G, 1B, 1G) 12:30 200 METER 12:50 100 METER 1:05 50 METER 1:20 *KINDERGARTEN 50 METER 1:25 *KINDERGARTEN FOOTBALL & SOFTBALL THROW 1:40 400 METER 1:55 800 METER (*3rd– 6th Grade ONLY) RELAYS 2:10 SHUTTLE RELAY (*KINDERGARTEN – 6th Grade*) 2:25 4X100 METER RELAY (*1st Grade – 6th Grade*)

• Students may wear their PE shoes to the track meet. • Students are encouraged to wear their class t-shirt. • All students will be entered into 3 events. This will be done during PE and students will be

responsible for getting to their events on time. Students will rotate by grade level through the field events in the order listed above.

• All ribbons will be presented the following PE class. • Students will be allowed to leave with parents after the relays are COMPLETELY FINISHED,

and they have checked-out with classroom teacher.

***IF YOU TAKE PICTURES & POST TO SOCIAL MEDIA, PLEASE USE:

#WillisWelpRelays25


FOR INFANTS, TODDLERS AND FAMILIES

In Region 8 our beliefs will be realized when family/children service providers and community members work as part-ners to ensure that children and their families receive the support they need to achieve their dreams.

Program OverviewEarly ACCESS, formerly known as Iowa’s System of Early Intervention Services, is a partnership between families with young children, birth to age three, and providers from local Public Health, Human Services, Child Health Special-ty Clinics, area education agencies (AEA), and other community programs. The purpose of this system is for families and staff to work together in identifying, coordinating and providing needed services and resources that will help the family to assist their infant or toddler to grow and develop.

Age Requirements & EligibilityAn infant or toddler under the age of three (birth to age three) who:

• Has a condition or disability that is known to have a high probability of later delays if early intervention services were not provided, or

• Is already experiencing a 25 percent delay in one or more areas of growth or development.

ServicesThe family and providers work together to identify and address specific family concerns and priorities as they relate to the child’s overall growth and development. In addition, broader family needs and concerns can be addressed by locating other supportive services/resources in the local community for the family and/or child. All services to the child are provided in the child’s natural environment including the home and other community settings where children of the same age without disabilities participate.

Services required to be made available to children and families include:+ Service Coordination,+ Screenings, evaluation and assessment, and+ Development and reviews of an “Individualized Family Service Plan” (IFSP)

Other services, based upon individual needs, include:• Assistive Technology • Physical Therapy• Audiology • Psychology• Family/Training/Counseling • Service Coordination• Health Services • Social Work• Medical Evaluations • Special Instruction• Nursing • Speech Language Therapy• Nutrition • Vision• Occupational Therapy • Transportation

CostsThere are no costs to families for service coordination activities; for evaluation and assessment activities to deter-mine eligibility or identify the concerns, priorities and resources of the family; or for development and reviews of the Individualized Family Service Plan. The service coordinator works with the family to determine costs and payment arrangements of other needed services. Some services may have charges or sliding fee scales or may be provided at no cost to families. Costs are determined by a variety of factors that are individualized to each child and family.

Where to apply: Families or providers can call Gale Randall, Early ACCESS Regional Liaison, in the Storm Lake office at 866-503-4636 ext. 2036 or 712-732-2257 ext. 2036, [email protected].

Campus Improvement Project

YOUR NAME WILL GO DOWN IN HISTORY

Individual Brick/Paver Your donation of $100 entitles YOU to have your name engraved into a brick/paver as a lasting record of your valued support. This will be permanently installed in the campus improvement project.

A unique and lasting record of your support

Memories and milestones. Celebrate a wedding, new baby, birthday or anniversary. A tribute to someone special. A memorial to a loved one.

Engraving details: The 4” x 8” paver allows for 3 lines of inscription, 13 characters per line (including punctuation & spaces). Please print clearly in block letters. Each square represents one letter, number, space or punctuation mark. (39 max)

Simply fill out this form and return with full payment by check or money order to:

South Hamilton Community School District Foundation 315 Division Street Jewell, IA 50130 Contact Name: Address: Phone:

Please photocopy and pass on to business associates and friends. South Hamilton Community School District Foundation appreciates your support!

South Hamilton Community School District Foundation’s

2017-18 Yearbook Order Form ALL COLOR YEARBOOK! The book will have 128 pages in color again this year. We are looking at some special features and items—the biggest still being all color. We will only be ordering 150 books this year, so get your order in early, we sold out early last year, so don’t wait. The cost of this year’s yearbook is $50. The theme for this year’s book is RAISING OUR WINGS HIGHER. To order a book, please complete the form below and mail it with your payment to… (Make checks payable to South Hamilton High School)

South Hamilton High School Mr. Rusty Wintermote, Yearbook

315 Division Street Jewell, IA 50130

You may also bring your order to the office at either the elementary or high school building. Name: Address: Phone Number: Child’s Name: Grade: I have enclosed $ for (no.) yearbooks at $50 each. If you are interested in having your yearbook personalized with your name, please add $5 to your total. If you have any questions, please call the school 515.827.5418 and ask for Rusty Wintermote. Thank you for your order and continued support. FOR YEARBOOK STAFF USE ONLY: Receipt Number: Check Number:

Alternative lunch selections are available for students in grades 4-12. Fruit and/or vegetable selections and low-fat milk are included with each meal. Nutritional analysis of menus is available by contacting: Terri Cook, Food Service Director @ 827-5418 or e-mail: [email protected] PLEASE BE AWARE THAT THE MENU MAY CHANGE AT ANY TIME DUE TO AVAILABIL-ITY OF PRODUCT Please visit http://southhamiltonschoolfoodservice.weebly.com/ for any menu changes

Iowa Non-Discrimination Statement: “It is the policy of this CNP provider not to discriminate on the basis of race, creed, color, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability, age, or religion in its programs, activities, or employment practices as required by the Iowa Code section 216.6, 216.7, and 216.9. If you have questions or grievances related to compliance with this policy by this CNP Provider, please contact the Iowa Civil Rights Commission, Grimes State Office building, 400 E. 14th St. Des Moines, IA 50319-1004; phone number 515-281-4121, 800-457-4416; website: https://icrc.iowa.gov/.” USDA Nondiscrimination Statement - http://www.fns.usda.gov/usda-nondiscrimination-statement

Alternative lunch selections are available for students in grades 4-12. Fruit and/or vegetable selections and low-fat milk are included with each meal. Nutritional analysis of menus is available by contacting: Terri Cook, Food Service Director @ 827-5418 or e-mail: [email protected] PLEASE BE AWARE THAT THE MENU MAY CHANGE AT ANY TIME DUE TO AVAILABIL-ITY OF PRODUCT Please visit http://southhamiltonschoolfoodservice.weebly.com/ for any menu changes

Iowa Non-Discrimination Statement: “It is the policy of this CNP provider not to discriminate on the basis of race, creed, color, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability, age, or religion in its programs, activities, or employment practices as required by the Iowa Code section 216.6, 216.7, and 216.9. If you have questions or grievances related to compliance with this policy by this CNP Provider, please contact the Iowa Civil Rights Commission, Grimes State Office building, 400 E. 14th St. Des Moines, IA 50319-1004; phone number 515-281-4121, 800-457-4416; website: https://icrc.iowa.gov/.” USDA Nondiscrimination Statement - http://www.fns.usda.gov/usda-nondiscrimination-statement

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