The Bulldog Growl November 2016 In this issue · November 2016 Page 8 MIDDLE SCHOOL NEWS CIRCLE of FRIENDS On Friday, September 30th, the Circle of Friends had their first meeting

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The Bulldog Growl

Douglass Unified School District No. 396, 921 East First Douglass, KS 67039

In this issue . . .Page 2- BOE News, Help Wanted, Texting and DrivingPage 3- Elementary NewsPage 4- PTO NewsPage 5- Elementary FeastPage 6- Elementary ConcertsPage 7- Middle School YearbooksPage 8- Middle School NewsPage 9- Pawsitively PurplePage 10- Middle School Honor RollPage 11- High School Honor RollPage 12- High School NewsPage 13- HomecomingPage 14- High School NewsPage 15- Counselor NewsPage 16- District CalendarPage 17- MulanPage 18- Java DogPage 19- Grab and Go MenuPage 20- Activity Calendar

We will always remember. We will always be proud. We will always be prepared, so we will always be free. Ronald Reagan

Veteran’s Day Program November 11, 2016

10:00 a.m. Douglass High School Sports Complex

November 2016 Page 2

TELEPHONE NUMBERSElementary School 747-3350Middle School 747-3340High School 747-3310Central Office 747-3300Transportation 747-3370Internet: www.usd396.net

Douglass USD 396 does not discriminate on the basis of sex, race, color, national origin, handicap, or age in admission or access to, or treatment of employment in, its programs or activities. For any questions regarding the district’s compliance, please contact: USD 396 Superintendent of Schools, 921 East First, Douglass, KS 67039. (316)747-3300.

An Equal Employment/Educational Opportunity Agency

USD 396 BOARD OF EDUCATION

Brent Nispel .........................................PresidentKaLyn Nethercot .........................Vice-PresidentLes Braddy ............................................MemberBecky Mitchell....................................... MemberMike Shirley...........................................MemberTroy Starr........ .......................................MemberSean Stover ............................................MemberRob Reynolds ............................ Supt. of Schools

TEXTING AND DRIVINGAN EPIDEMIC

From SRO WrightTexting and driving has become an epidemic and growing trend in today’s society. Most drivers think they have the ability to drive, text, check email, update facebook all while driving a 2,000 pound lethal weapon. In most states, including Kansas, it is against the law to write, send, or read a written communication. Texting is about 6 times more likely to cause an accident as intoxicated drivers.

The average minimal amount of time that it takes to send or read a text and drive is 5 seconds. If you are driving 55 mph, you will cover the length of a football field. Most would reply that they were glancing up while typing or reading the text, but really, what are you actually thinking about and seeing during that time.

I can give you all kinds of statistics such as it is 23 times more likely that you will be involved in an accident when you are texting. It is a personal choice to text, check your email, or update your facebook but next time I challenge you to first answer the question, “is this message important enough to lose my life or take the life of an innocent person”.

BOE BRIEFS The Douglass Board of Education met in regular session Monday, October 10, 2016 in the District Administrative Office.

*accepted donations: $192.79 – PTO – Ice Cream Social & $1,000.00 - PTO – Gold Card Party

*accepted a grant: $500.00 – SCKLS – Elementary Library

*approved the June 30, 2016 audit from Randy Ford, Busby, Ford & Reimer, LLC.

*approved to proceed in getting bids for a bus with A/C and a transit van with rear air.

*approved Resolution 2017-04B Destruction of Records.

*offered employment to Lyndie Glidewell – Concession Attendant.

Help WantedSpecial Education Paraprofessional

Positions Open

Seal Elementary currently has two special education paraprofessional vacancies. These positions are hired through the Butler County Special Education Interlocal. Interested applicants should fill out an application online at the following link: http://www.bcsbc.org/vnews/display.v/SEC/Employment.

Positions are part-time, with applicants working up to 28 hours.


ELEMENTARY SCHOOL NEWS

In October, Officer Wright talked with each elementary class on cross walk safety as well as walking and biking safely to and from school. In the last year, one Douglass student crossing the street was struck by a car and there have been a few near misses.

Officer Wright discussed with the students some ways to cross the street safely at a crosswalk as well as streets where there is not a cross walk. We covered making eye contact with drivers before crossing, looking both directions twice, using cross walks when available and some bicycle safety items.

Safety

Attendance Matters

If you have visited an elementary school in the area recently, you have likely seen information regarding daily attendance goals. Maybe you have even heard the new public announcement commercials on the radio, which promote attendance in school. Many schools have seen a decrease in the number of students who are regularly attending school at the elementary level. In fact, some of our youngest students miss 10% of the school year – about 18 days a year.

Why does regular attendance at school matter? According to data from a California study, chronic absenteeism in kindergarten, and even prek, can predict lower test scores, continued poor attendance, and retention in later grades. The study found that children who were chronically absent in kindergarten and first grade were far less likely to read proficiently at the end of third grade. In the California study, only 17% of students who missed 18 or more days of school during their kindergarten and first grade years could read on grade level at the end of third grade.

How is our school working to improve attendance? Seal Elementary has established a new goal to place a greater focus on school attendance. We will be recognizing and rewarding students with perfect or outstanding attendance each quarter. During second quarter we will begin displaying our daily attendance to build increased awareness. Information on our attendance guidelines has been shared with parents, and notes to excuse students for necessary appointments are now being required. The school office will continue to share information about our attendance policies to keep parents informed. We appreciate our parents’ partnership as we work on our goal to have excellent attendance at Seal Elementary!


We’ve gotten off to a great start and are ‘digging in’ to the school year! If you’ve seen the shirts the PTO bought for all the students and staff this fall, that statement will make sense!

I want to start off by saying a BIG BIG thank you to all who participated in our Fall Fundraiser! It was very exciting to have such positive participation and we can definitely call it a success! All in all we will clear a bit over $10,000 for our PTO! That’s more than we’ve raised the last few years with our typical sales fundraiser, and if you were at the Bulldog Dash event on October 1, I think you’d agree it was A LOT more FUN! It’s a great accomplishment for our small community and I hope all who attended left with smiles on their faces and enjoyed time with their friends and neighbors. In addition to the Fun Run and Fun Night, the kids who participated also got some other prizes, two lucky classes got an Ice Cream Party and extra recess (Dierks and Landis for raising the most $ per kid) and over 100 kids went to the Wichita Aviate Sports Forum and enjoyed a pizza party to boot! We’ve heard lots of positive comments and suggestions to make it even better next year. So… parents of Seal students, please keep the momentum going and get involved to put on another great FUNdraiser next year! Several of our PTO officers (including me) will be moving on to the middle school with our kids next year, so we need active parents to be thinking about stepping up to take the wheel!

In addition to the regular things we sponsor, we are now looking for great ways to put our fundraiser success to work at our school, so if any of you have ideas of needed items and improvements, please let us know!

Meanwhile, we are planning to approve the purchase of new technology equipment for some classrooms, sponsor some field trips for the kids, and find some STEM related classes to bring to the kids and enrich those key core classes.

The list of things the PTO does and sponsors each year is long, too long to list in this newsletter, but if you are interested in more information, I encourage you to attend a monthly meeting held on the first Monday of each month at 6:00pm in the Elementary Library or contact a PTO officer. You can also check out our Facebook page at Leonard Seal PTO.

Finally, Dad’s don’t miss the Donuts with Dad event scheduled for Wednesday, November 9! Hope to see you all there!

Check out a snapshot from our Bulldog Dash Run! They will make you smile!Have a great month! - Becky Mitchell – PTO President

PTO News



Seal Elementary Thanksgiving Feast

Wednesday, November 16th

Please RSVP with number of meals and payment to the Elementary Office by Friday, November 4th. We will NOT take any RSVP’s after this date.

Student Name:______________________________ (cost will be deducted from their meal account) Number of Guest Meals $3.55____________________(please remit payment with RSVP) Please Circle Choice: Turkey Chicken Patty

Roa

Roast Turkey or Chicken Patty Mashed Potatoes w/Gravy, Glazed Carrots

Opaa! Hot Roll Applesauce, Fresh Fruit

Pumpkin Spiced Rice Krispie Treat

Kdg-11:00-11:30 1st -11:45-12:15 2nd- 11:15-11:45 3rd– 12:15-12:45 4th– 11:30-12:00 5th– 12:00-12:30



ELEMENTARY MUSIC CONCERTS:

1st and 2nd Grade Fall Concert

November 21st, 2016---- 7:00 P.M.

Douglass High School Auditorium

3rd/4th Grade and 5th Grade BAND Christmas Concert

December 6th, 2016----7:00 P.M. Douglass High School Auditorium


MIDDLE SCHOOL NEWS


MIDDLE SCHOOL NEWS

CIRCLE of FRIENDS

On Friday, September 30th, the Circle of Friends had their first meeting of the year. Everyone paired up with their buddy and then enjoyed the Olympic Games. Each team chose a member to participate in the hurdles, softball throw,and standing broad jump. After the friendly competition, the athletes enjoyed a treat as they took in the beautiful weather and friendship.

Another cache of Elementary/Middle School yearbooks from the past have been uncovered.

*If you checked earlier for a specific year, please check again as this is a new set of books*

We currently have the following books for purchase at $1.00 each.2007-2008 (8)2010-2011 (27)2011-2012 (50)2012-2013 (50)2013-2014 (50)If you need last year’s yearbook we have 2 copies left for $20.00

After these books are gone there will not be an opportunity to purchase past books again. We adapted our order process and we no longer order extra books.

To purchase, please email [email protected] with the years needed and which office you will be picking up from.

On Friday, October 7th, forty-two middle school students were inducted into the Students with Honor chapter. These students met the requirements of no grade below a B the previous year, a completed application, and the previous year’s teachers’ recommendations. The parents and students were invited to listen to the faculty present a topic related to our middle school theme “Great Students Under Construction”. The members will participate in activities and community service opportunities throughout the 2016-17 school year.

Students with Honors

Yearbooks


1st Nine Weeks Pawsitively Purple 2016-2017

6th Grade 7th Grade 8th Grade

Kassie Davis Paige Benoit David Arevalo

Rebecca Hajdukovich Logan Braungardt Amelia Barker

Hope Harmon Jordan Brewer Guthrie Burch

Kye Jones Emma Carr Kendall Coombes

Tyler Kiekel Courtney Dunagan Kiyla Davis

Eleanor Livengood Brenden Hallacy Savannah Edmonds

Matthew Mader Lauren Henderson Clayton Elliott

Conner Megli Dalton Hilyard Holly Engle

Mason Megli Ereka Hiser Ein Espinoza

Beau Norton Evan Klemser Hunter Glaves

Jordan Perkins Melissa Lehrmann Harry Goehring

David Powell Anneliese Marecic Hannah Grimmett

Emily Powell Joseph Martin Kiahna Jones

Avery Roberts Justin Martin Jeanette Lehrmann

Payton Schuler Kylie Metsker Cole Martin

Payton Sholander Andrew Moore Myra Megli

Claudia Stirewalt Randi Noeller Brody Mertz

Katie Valentine Nicholas Parker Callie Mundy

Josie West Matthew Reynolds Emily Norton

Brady Roberts Kieley Ostberg

Hailey Satkowski Brandon Parker

Kaitlyn Tresner Charles Pearson

Ashlynn Stirewalt Roger Powell

Robert Swigart Maxwell Ramey

Frank Tilton Wyatt Reeves

Christopher Titus Ethan Satkowski

Brianna Wasson Malissa Taylor


Principal Honor Roll6th Grade Amy Black, Eleanor Livengood, Jordan Perkins, Emily Powell

7th GradeJordan Brewer, Courtney Dunagan, Matthew Reynolds, Kaitlyn Tresner, Amara Sewell, Christopher Titus, Brianna Wasson

8th GradeKendall Coombes, Hannah Grimmett, Callie Mundy, Roger Powell, Malissa Taylor

High Honor Roll6th Grade Jewelyah Barker, Kassie Davis, Brianna Edmonds, Rebecca Hajdukovich, Kye Jones, Tyler Kiekel, Kooper Little, Mason Megli, Beau Norton, David Powell, Piper Rollins, Tyelor Rozell, Jacob Scharff, Payton Schuler, Claudia Stirewalt, Mason Suntheimer, Katie Valentine

7th GradeLogan Braungardt, Emma Carr, Madix Duncan, Breden Hallacy, Jessica Headrick, Lauren Henderson, Dalton Hilyard, Ereka Hiser, Dusty Jones, Melissa Lehrmann, Joseph Martin, Justin Martin, Kylie Metsker, Atom Miller, Nicholas Parker, Brady Roberts, Hailey Satkowski, Ashlynn Stirewalt, Abby Strouth, Robert Swigart, Ryanne Thill, Frank Tilton

8th GradeRebecca Alvarez, David Arevalo, Guthrie Burch, Timothy Carroll, Savannah Edmonds, Alyna Elder, Clayton Elliott, Hunter Glaves, Harry Goehring, Kiahna Jones, Nathan Joseph, Jeanette Lehrmann, Cole Martin, Myra Megli, Brody Mertz, Emily Norton, Brandon Parker, Charles Pearson

Honor Roll6th GradeJames Bauer, Hope Harmon, Konnor Kielhorn, Matthew Mader, Conner Megli, William Prather, Isabella Price, Avery Roberts, Payton Sholander, Amie Stiner, Michael Taylor, Josie West

7th Grade Paige Benoit, Brooklyn Carver, Julian DeHoff, Katelynn Harris, Jace High, Ethan Hoffman, Evan Klemser, Ammelies Marecic, Randy Noeller

8th GradeCaden Davis, Kiyla Davis, Wylie Downer, Ein Espinoza, Briana Lewis, Dylan Lockwood, Wyatt Reeves, Ethan Satkowski, Anna Walton

MIDDLE SCHOOL NEWS

Sisk Middle School1st Nine Weeks Honor

A Frontier Christmas Join us for chili and soup!

Douglass Community Building

Nov. 19 at 5:30 pm Cost: Free Will Donation

Proceeds go to Douglass HS Booster Club


Principal's Honor Roll

Freshmen: Keylan Jones, Shelby Little, Lainie Metsker, Dakota Tireman, Isaiah Wasson.

Sophomores:. Gordon Bannon, Reece Bourisaw, Lillianne Braungardt, Lukas Dierks, Sage Dierks, Kaylee Koeppen, , Jaysi Mertz, Hannah Reynolds, Lindsey Stalker, Jacob Woody.

Juniors: Angela Allen, Kayleigh Boyd, Collier Coombes, Jennifer Dunagan, Kaden Dunham, Natasha Edmonds, Brittany Farmer, Jillian Harper, William Landis, Kenlee Martin, Cheyenne Niblack, Emilia Potts, Hannah Powell, Donald Titus, Miranda Veesart.

Seniors: Vaughn Anderson, Shayna Bergley, Jesse Fronning-Ritter, Starla Goodman, Kailey Hamilton, Mercedez Kalp, Laekin Starr, Emily Valentine, Madison Woody, Allison Zalusky.

High Honor’s Honor Roll

Freshmen: Nove Brockman, Heather Foltz, Lauryn Gilpin, Jayden High, Claire Hilyard, Rylie Owens, Gratya Swigart.

Sophomores: Jenna Alexander, Austin Bonilla, Brayden Daly, Zachary Dressler, Kayla Engle, Bailey Fulghum, Triston Gilpin, Gretchen Grimmett, Brendan Haraburda, Kaleb Hurd, Kyle Hurd, Braden Jakovac, Ryan Kiekel, Madison MacKay, Delainey Mann, Cara Martin, Darby McGuire, Talia McGuire Katelyn Moore, Kaden Pichler, Devin Polk, Noah Powell, Logan Satkowski, Amber Scharff, Gauge Small.

HIGH SCHOOL NEWS

Juniors: Reece Cochran, Alessia Cokeley, Caleb Eck, Brianna Fenno, Hayley Foltz, Jacob Gray, Austen Hallacy, Chase Heape, Kryslyn Henderson, Samantha Henning, Madison Mabie, Ethan Maddy, Bailey Roper, John Swigart.

Seniors: Elisa Adams, DaShon Arnold, Logan Bannon, Sarah Beauchamp, Kiona Hunsucker, Cambry McGuire, Tyler Poore, Taylor Price, Mason Runyan, Aaron Sigwing, Jonathon Skinner, Lauren Stirewalt, Joshua Turner, Justin Turner, Gabriel Wasson.

Honor’s Honor Roll

Freshmen: Lucas Bohannon, Timothy Christensen, Joel Demel, Lindsey Hajdukovich, Wyatt Hoffman, John Karagianis, Zacharias Louch, Maranda Mitchell, Trent Roberts, Robyn West, Brandon Young.

Sophomores: Austin Althause, Kolby Caster, Devon Cokeley, Genna Damron, Hunter Damron, Timothy Farmer, Taylor Frakes, Michael Gash Jr., Micah Goodman, Cheyenne Hancock, Greely Munroe, Cody Niblack, Landon Ramey, Jansyn Schamahorn, Zachary Viramontez.

Juniors: Bailey Cody, Brooklynne Davis, Ashten Dodson, Karlie Feiock, Claire Heck, Alicia Laffitte-Gonzales, Emily Lowe, Ethen Millard, Joseph Nuzum, Asha Rozell, Matthew Warren.

Seniors: Logan Bergosh, Chelsea Draper, Cylie Draper, Samuel Hanna, Dylan Peterson, Conner Porter, Elijah Pykiet, Lexi Sanborn, Hailey Sterling.

Douglass High School1st 9 weeks Honor Roll

2016-17


HIGH SCHOOL NEWS

Driver Responsibilities And Motor Vehicle Accidents

During the first nine weeks of the current school year, there has been three motor vehicle accidents in the parking lot of Douglass High School where a vehicle struck another vehicle and left. Officer Wright has put together some guidelines to follow when you are involved in a motor vehicle accident either here at school or on the roadway.

Per State Statute 8-1604 and 8-1605 it is the duty of the driver of any vehicle involved in an accident resulting in injury, death, or damage to any attended vehicle or property shall give the following information:

-driver’s name, address and the registration number of the vehicle such driver is driving-driver’s license or permit to drive-name of company with which there is in effect a policy of motor vehicle liability insurance covering the vehicle involved in the accident and the policy number-and shall give such information upon request to any police officer at the scene of the accident

Student Council Regional Conference

In September, members of STUCO attended the STUCO regional conference at Derby High School. At the conference our speaker taught us different ways to get things accomplished. The motto for the this event was “A chain is only as strong as its weakest link.” All in all, it was a fun day, and everyone came home with new ideas about different activities STUCO could put on.

Douglass Fall Homecoming

For homecoming, STUCO helped put on different games and activities throughout the week. Every single day there was a different dress up theme. This was part of a class competition. On Wednesday night, students from all grades participated in He-man Volleyball and Powder Puff Football. The winners for He-man Volleyball were the Senior boys and the winners of Powder Puff Football were the Junior girls. On Thursday, there was an academic spirit day. The morning was filled with a trivia game and Battle of the Air Bands. Each class had groups lip sing to different songs. The teachers even went along and dressed up as different celebrities to be our presenters. That afternoon high school and middle school students walked to the elementary for a district-wide pep rally. All fall sports participants and the Homecoming candidates were introduced, and the DHS cheerleaders led the crowd in several cheers. To end the day, high school students participated in games on the football field with the Senior class winning the week-long class competition and being rewarded with ice cream sandwiches.

On Friday night the homecoming candidates were introduced:DaShon Arnold and Shayna BergleyLogan Bannon and Starla GoodmanHunter Chadic and Emily ValentinePeyton Henke and Madison Woody Gabe Wasson and Allison Zalusky

The 2015 Fall Homecoming King and Queen, Michael Cochran and Cashlyn Munroe along with Kindergarten attendants Bearick Dixon and Kynleigh Edris assisted with the crowning of this year’s royalty. Logan Bannon was crowned King and Madison Woody was crowned Queen. After winning the football game against Belle Plaine, the homecoming dance was held in the commons which was decorated in a Halloween theme. It was a busy and fun week at DHS, and the students are looking forward to more fun during Winter Homecoming in February.


HIGH SCHOOL NEWSMore Homecoming.......


HIGH SCHOOL NEWS

SADD Club Promotes Red Ribbon Week with Activities

Red Ribbon Week is an alcohol, tobacco, and other drug and violence prevention awareness campaign observed annually in October in the United States. Each year, SADD Club plans different activities to recognize the importance of Red Ribbon Week.

This year DHS students participated in a “White-Out Day.” Throughout the day, students painted their faces white to represent people who have lost their lives in drunk driving accidents. If a student had white face paint, they could not speak for the rest of the day. Smartie candies were handed out at the elementary with the slogan “Be a Smartie! Don’t do drugs!” While the middle school received Dum-Dum Suckers with a reminder “Don’t be a Dum-Dum! Say no to drugs!”

During lunch time, high school students attempted to drive a golf cart through an obstacle course while wearing “drunk” goggles.

KAY Club Sponsors Annual Food and Toy Drive

November 28th- December 9th

KAY Club is once again sponsoring the Annual Food and Toy Drive at the High School! All items collected will be distributed to people in the Douglass community. Food donations need to be non-perishable items. We are needing new toys for all ages of children from elementary to high school. Prizes and incentives will be given to classes with the most donations!

Additional donations can be dropped off at the high school office! Thank you for your support of our community!

DHS Seniors H.E.A.R. Anti-Bullying Presentation

H.E.A.R. (Helping Everyone Achive Respect) is a presentation developed specifically for high school students by subject matter experts at Harvard Graduate School of Education and University of Nebraska-Lincoln. The purpose of H.E.A.R. is to promote respect in schools while creating bully-free environments. Students are provided practical, research-based information and encouraged to engage with learning through guided discussion. More specifically, the workshop gives students the opportunity to:

Discuss character traits, such as loyalty, duty, respect, selfless service, honor, integrity and personal courage. Contrast these values to bullying by exploring what bullying looks like, why people bully, and the negative, often long-lasting consequences of bullying to bullies, victims, bystanders and community members. Reflect on real-life bullying situations through case studies. Identify strategies for reacting safely and effectively. Examine ways to become a leader in the movement by changing expectations and strengthening the school community.

Students, educators, parents and guardians are also invited to take advantage of online resources found


HIGH SCHOOL NEWS

On October 17th, the University of Kansas held their Honors Program recognizing Kansas seniors for being in the top 10% of their class. Jon Skinner, Gabe Wasson, Madison Woody and Allison Zalusky were all in attendance. CONGRATULATIONS!!!!!

Honors Program

On October 18th, DHS Seniors attended Futures Fair at WSU to meet with college admission representatives. It was a fun informative day.

Futures Fair

A Teaching and Awareness Tool For TeensStudents “take a walk” in another teenager’s shoes as they become a victim of abuse in a dat-ing relationship.

Teens will learn to make healthy choices and spot abuse before it spirals out of control.Presented by Tyffani Herrman- Advocate @Butler County Family Life Center-Safehouse

Important Dates for NOVEMBER- High School Counselor

1-Butler Community College Rep here @ Lunch3-DHS Community Service Day4-ACT registration deadline for Dec. 10th ACT (go to www.act.org to register)7-North Central KS Technical College Rep here @ Lunch9-Allen County Community College Rep here @ Lunch10-Seniors currently taking college courses enroll for Spring Semester11-Veterans Day Program, 10:00 a.m. at DHS Sports Complex23-25 Thanksgiving Break- No School


Performances are: November 11th and 12th

Tickets for the Show: $6.00

Tickets for the Dinner and Show: $16.00

Dinner: 5:30 p.m. & Show: 7:00 p.m.

The show should be entertaining for

the whole family!

SEE YOU THERE!

The High School Vocal Music Department Presents

Dinner will be Friday Night Only

Main Dishes will be purchased

from Happy House in Rose Hill.

Egg Rolls will be donated and made

by Ngam Remsberg! Yum!!

HIGH SCHOOL NEWS



Grab n Go Breakfast

At the Java Dog Everyday should start with a great breakfast! So let your day begin

with a Grab n Go breakfast at the Java Dog Cart!

Where: Java Dog, Douglass High School

When: October 24, 2016

Time: 8:47 am


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Documents

The Bulldog Growl November 2016 In this issue · November 2016 Page 8 MIDDLE SCHOOL NEWS CIRCLE of FRIENDS On Friday, September 30th, the Circle of Friends had their first meeting