HOME OF THE HAWKS. Principal Points

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1 HOME OF THE HAWKS May 16, 2014 BE SAFE, BE RESPECTFUL, BE RESPONSIBLE, AND BE READY TO LEARN Kickbusch St. Wausau, WI PHONE : FAX: PRINCIPAL Michael McMahon [email protected] SECRETARY Peggy Kettunen [email protected] DATES TO REMEMBER School Wausau East 6:30 pm th grade Grand Lodge trip Family Cookout 5:30-7:00 pm Last Day Of School For Students Report cards go home today School Award Ceremony 9-10:20 The school year is wrapping up but there are still a lot of important dates coming up. Please add the following dates to your calendars. May 20 th - School Concert at Wausau East 6:30 (Students should arrive at 6:15) May 26 th - No School (Memorial Day) May 30 th - 1/2 Day for Teacher Recordkeeping-Dismissal at 11:30, no lunch served June 5 th - 5 th Grade to Grand Lodge 9-2 pm - All School Family Cookout 5:30-7:00 pm June 6 th - Final School Meeting - 2:00 2:45 June 11 th - Last Day of School (Full Day) 9:00 10:20 School Award Ceremony Please don t hesitate to or call. Michael McMahon, Principal [email protected] Principal Points Reading Rally Level 7 Reward Winners Marcus Gibbs, Landon Bennett, Lorelei Dziak, Chaz Weiss, Marshall Landeau, Michael Laduron, Kassy Havel, James Yang, Jessica Kobin, Dylan Weinke, Rhianan Roberts, Brandon Schmidt, Pakou Vang, Spencer Springer, Arizona Springer, Devin Vachowiak, Jamie Kobin, Marah Gibbs, and Prentice Havel. Not seen - Melanee Workman, Aiden Dykstra, Lily Lee, Hailey Kluck, Tyger Lee.

2 M A Y :30 Afterschool Class 3:30 Ironmen 20 6:30 Spring Concert Wausau East 12:15 Nutrition Lesson 4th-LaPorte 3:30 Afterschool 21 8:30 Kdg School Forest 3:30 Afterschool Classes 3:30 Ladyhawks 22 3:30 Afterschool class 6:00 Boy Scouts NO Classes- Memorial Day :30 Ironmen & Ladyhawks 3:30 Ladyhawks & Ironmen 30 NO PM Classes/ Elementary Recordkeeping 31 J U N E th Grade to Grand Lodge 9-2:00 PM Family Cookout 5:30 6 Final School Meeting 2-2:45 PM th Quarter Ends 11 School Award Ceremony 9-10:20 Last Day Of School For Students Report Cards Home Family Night Cookout Thursday, June 5th - 5:30-7:00 Don t forget Hawthorn Hills families are invited to celebrate the end of another school year at our last Family Night. There will be hot dogs and playground fun! More information coming soon!

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5 School Info. cont. 2014/2015 Kindergarten Registration We are now planning for our next year s kindergarten classes. We are currently accepting initial registration of students to attend kindergarten classes at Hawthorn Hills School for 2014/2015 school year. If you know of a neighbor or friend who has a child who should be registered, please pass this information to them. Everyone will be contacted regarding more specific registration information at a later date. If your child will be five years of age on or before September 1, 2014 please complete the following information. Return the completed form to the school office or call, Return the below form Child s Name: Date of Birth: Address: Sex: Ethnicity: White Asian American Indian Hispanic Black Mother s Name: Father s Name: Home Phone Number: Work Phone Number: ( Mother) (Father) Child Lives With: Both Parents Mother Father Sister/Brothers at Hawthorn Hills School Other sibling Please return form to school office by May 20, 2014 Take a look at activities outside of the school district at;e-flyer location ( click on E-Flyers tab

6 Library Information The Marathon County of Republican Women donated Founding Mothers by Cokie Roberts to the library at Hawthorn Hills. This was in memory of Irene Schlueter who was a volunteer at Hawthorn Hills a few years ago. CALLING ALL BOOKS! Please check all those hidden places for your Hawthorn library books! All books need to be returned to school by June 4th. We hope to be able to have all books on the shelf to complete an inventory of our books by the end of the school year. Thanks for your cooperation! Mrs. Knudsen and Mrs. Bauer

7 Art HAWTHORN HILLS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL STUDENTS SHARE THEIR ARTWORK WITH THE WORLD! Wausau, WI -- Move Over Famous Artists! Hawthorn Hills Elementary School artists are taking over the spotlight! Stephen Loftus, the school's Art Teacher, has teamed up with Artsonia, -- the world's largest online kid's art museum -- to display the students' artwork. Anyone can view the school gallery online at: Visitors can browse the artwork in the school gallery by grade level, or by specific exhibits. Hawthorn Hills Elementary School students join thousands of students from over 130 countries whose artwork is showcased on Artsonia. "This program is a wonderful way to get parents and family members more involved in Art Education," said Stephen Loftus. All of Artsonia's artwork (20 million and counting!) are viewable online, and any teacher or parent can create an online art gallery for their child or school. Artsonia provides several online features such as fan clubs and personal guestbooks, as a way for families to encourage the creativity and imaginations of their young artists. In addition, family members can purchase keepsakes imprinted with the child's artwork, with Artsonia donating 20 percent of their annual product revenue back to school art programs. Headquartered in Gurnee, Ill., Artsonia was established in 2000 as an online kid's art museum providing free, educational resources for kids, families and schools to create art projects. Since its inception, Artsonia continues to integrate technology in the classroom, develop multi-cultural understanding through art and increase family involvement in children's education. To find out more, visit CHANNEL 7 WSAW-TV CHANNEL 7 See our Hawthorn Hills Students on the News Channel 7 Morning Show from 4:30 6:00 a.m. (Also on their Website) May 19 th 5 th Grade Classrooms Mr. Schmidt and Mrs. Her May 20 th 4 th Grade Classrooms Mrs. Grieser and Mrs. LaPorte May 21 st 1 st Grade Classroom Mrs. Duwe s Class May 22 nd 1 st Grade Classroom Mrs. Hanz s Class May 23 rd 1 st Grade Classroom Mrs. Herkert s Class

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10 Community Information This program is open to children of all backgrounds between grades K thru 12. The purpose of the program is to promote appreciation and understanding of Hmong culture. More specifically, children will learn about Hmong art in its various forms (music, dance, visual, etc.) as well as about Hmong food, language, history, storytelling, and folklore. Children in the upper grades will spend much of their time developing leadership skills while also learning about Hmong culture. This camp will be located in Wausau. Breakfast and lunch will be provided free of charge. Parents will need to drop off and pick up their children at an Everest school (to be determined). From this building, daily transportation to and from the camp in Wausau will be provided.