May, 2012

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May, 2012

Cherokee Heights Middle School
Escuela Intermedia de Cherokee Heights
Spring 2012 - Primavera 2012
From the Principal….
Summer School Information Frequently Asked Questions 2012
Monday through Friday, June 18 – July 27 (no classes July 4)
• How will my child get to and from summer school?
Transportation will be provided within each summer school attendance area for those students who live more than 1.5 miles
from the summer school site. Pickup and drop off sites will be at corner stops, not door to door. The bus stop for summer
school may not be the same as the bus stop your child uses during the school year. If you live outside of the Summer
School attendance areas, no transportation will be provided unless your child is participating in one of the specialized
programs (Bilingual or 8th grade promotion). The bus routine takes a few days to establish. Your child may arrive home late
from Summer School the first three days.
• Can we have different pick up and drop off sites?
Yes; however, for MMSD to transport, the drop off site must be within the attendance areas of the schools that feed into the
summer school site. If not, you must provide your own transportation to your child’s afternoon drop off site. MMSD requires
that the child have the same pick up or drop off address for the entire 6 weeks of summer school. Please include the details
on the enrollment form showing the morning address and a different afternoon address.
My child will be living at a different address in the district this summer (or we will be moving in June).
Where should my child attend summer school?
Your child could attend the summer school site where they are living during the summer and MMSD will provide
transportation if the address is more than 1.5 miles from that site. Alternatively, your child may attend summer school at the
site based on where you are currently living; you would have to provide transportation. Please fill out the transportation
section on the enrollment form based on your summer address.
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My child has an IEP and meets summer school criteria. What level of support will he/she receive during the
summer?
Due to the voluntary nature of ELSS, the district does not implement Individualized Education Programs (IEPs) for students
with disabilities and is unable to offer the same level of support your child receives during the school year. However, the
district will provide reasonable accommodations based on the unique needs of your child to participate in the ELSS
program. Eligibility for the ELSS program is based on academic criteria. Extended School Year (ESY) services are different
than Extended Learning Summer School (ELSS). ESY is an extension of the student’s IEP. Noelle Sapiro coordinates the
summer ESY program (663-8485).
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Grades 4 - 6: My child is eligible for one academic class. Can he/she take the other academic class even if
he/she doesn’t qualify?
Students in grades 4 – 6, who qualify for attendance in one academic area, will automatically be enrolled into an available
enrichment course.
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Who do I contact for more information about summer school if I still have questions ?Summer School
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information line 663-1914 or [email protected]
•
Is there a website that I can find out more information ?
https://deelweb.madison.k12.wi.us/node/107
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MSCR AFTERNOON RECREATIONAL PROGRAM AT SUMMER SCHOOL SITE (SREC) You may enroll your
child in the Summer Recreation & Enrichment Center (SREC) program at the summer school site your child will
attend. The program runs from 12-4 p.m., and includes lunch, afternoon snack and a variety of recreation and
enrichment activities (outdoor and large group games, science, art, music and more). Students who live more than
1.5 miles from the summer school site will be transported home. The program ends when summer school ends on
July 27. Please select this option on your enrollment form if you would like your child to attend both the morning
programming and MSCR in the afternoon. For more information on the elementary MSCR afternoon programs
(SREC programs), contact Michelle Borkovec, MSCR Pre-K and SREC Program Coordinator, at 204-4583.
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Is there an afternoon program for my middle school child? You may enroll your child in an MSCR Youth
Resource Center (YRC). This program includes lunch and ends at 4 p.m. Students who live more than 1.5 miles
from the summer school site will be transported home. Please select this option on your enrollment form if you
would like your child to attend YRC programming. YRC programs are available until July 27. Afternoon recreational
programs are available to all middle school students as outlined in the grid below. Some students will be
transported from their summer school site to the afternoon MSCR recreation site and then transported home. You
may choose to pick up your child at 12:00 noon and not participate in lunch or the afternoon program. There will be
a place on the enrollment form to make this choice. For more information on middle school afternoon programs,
contact Ian Hannah at 204-3052.
Morning
summer school
site
Afternoon MSCR
recreation site
Hamilton
? All students
participate in YRC
at Hamilton
O’Keeffe
? Sherman
students bussed
at Noon (12PM)
to Sherman YRC
All other
students?
Transportation
provided home
at 4:00 p.m. from
the MSCR site
YES
YES
Del Director………..
Director………..
Información de Escuela de Verano
Preguntas más frecuentes de 2012
De lunes a viernes, desde el 18 de junio – 27 de julio
(No habrá clase el 4 de julio)
¿Como ira y llegara de la escuela a mi casa, hijo/a durante la escuela de verano?
El transporte será proporcionado dentro de cada área de asistencia a la escuela de verano para aquellos
estudiantes que viven más de 1.5 millas de la escuela de verano. Los puntos de recogida y regreso serán en las
paradas de la esquina, no de puerta en puerta. La parada de autobús para la escuela de verano puede que no sea
la misma parada de autobús que su hijo/a usa durante el año escolar. Si usted vive fuera de las áreas de asistencia
de la escuela de verano, no se proveerá transportación a menos que su hijo/a este participando en uno de los
programas especializados (la promoción de grado bilingüe u octavo grado). La ruta del autobús tarda unos cuantos
días para que se establezcas. Puede que su hijo/a llegue a casa tarde de la Escuela de Verano los primeros días.
¿Podemos tener diferentes sitios de recoger y dejar?
Si, sin embargo, para que MMSD transporte, el regreso debe estar dentro del área de asistencia de las escuelas de
veranos. Si no, usted debe proporcionar su propio transporte por la tarde a donde desea. MMSD requiere que su
hijo/a tenga la misma dirección por las seis semanas de escuela de verano de recoger y dejar. Por favor, incluya los
detalles en el formulario de la inscripción que muestra la dirección de la mañana y la dirección de regreso por la
tarde si es diferente a la de la mañana.
Mi hijo/a estará viviendo en una dirección diferente en el distrito este verano (o vamos a mover en junio).
¿Donde debe asistir mi hijo/a para escuela de verano?
Su hijo/a puede asistir a la escuela de verano donde ellos están viviendo durante el verano y MMSD proveerá la
transportación si la dirección es más de 1.5 millas de ese sitio. Por otra parte, su hijo/a puede asistir a la escuela de
verano en el sitio en función de donde viven actualmente, usted tendría que proporcionar el transporte. Por favor
llene la sección de transporte en el formulario de inscripción sobre la base de su dirección de verano.
Mi hijo tiene un IEP (Plan de Educación Individualizado) y cumple los criterios de la escuela de verano.
¿Que nivel de apoyo él/ella recibirá durante el verano?
Debido a la naturaleza voluntaria de ELSS, el distrito no implementa Programas de Plan de Educación
Individualizada (IEP) para estudiantes con discapacidades y no pueden ofrecer el mismo nivel de apoyo que su
hijo/a recibe durante el año escolar. Sin embargo, el distrito proveerá ajustes razonables basados en las
necesidades únicas de su hijo/a a participar en el programa de ELSS. La elegibilidad para el programa de ELSS se
basa en criterios académicos. El Año Escolar Extendido (AEE) es diferente a la Escuela de Verano de aprendizaje
extendido (ELSS). AEE es una extensión del IEP del estudiante. Noelle Sapiro coordina el programa de ESY en el
verano (663-8485).
Grados 4-6: Mi hijo es elegible para una clase académica. ¿Puede él/ella tomar otras clases académicas,
incluso si él/ella no cumple los requisitos?
Los estudiantes en los grados 4-6, que cualifiquen para asistir en las áreas académica, serán matriculados
automáticamente en clases disponibles de enriquecimiento.
¿Con quien puedo ponerme en contacto acerca de escuela de verano si aun
tengo mas preguntas?
Con la línea de Información de Escuela de Verano al 663-1914 o [email protected]
¿Existe alguna página donde puedo encontrar más información?
https://deelweb.madison.k12.wi.us/node/107
PROGRAMA DE REGREACION POR LAS TARDES EN ESCUELA DE MSCR EN LA ESCUELA DE VERANO
(SREC) Usted puede inscribir a su hijo/a en los Programa de Verano, de Recreación y el Centro de Enriquecimiento
(SREC) en el sitio que su hijo/a asistirá. El programa comienza de 12-4 p.m., e incluye almuerzo, merienda y una
variedad de actividades recreativas y de enriquecimiento (juegos en grupos al aire libre, ciencia, arte, música y
mucho más). Los estudiantes que viven a más de 1.5 millas del sitio de escuela de verano serán transportado a la
casa. El programa termina cuando la escuela de verano finalicé el 27 de julio. Por favor seleccione esta opción en
el formulario de inscripción si desea que su hijo/a asita tanto al programación de la mañana y de MSCR por la
tarde. Para más información sobre los programas elementar de MSCR por de la tarde (SREC), comuníquese con
Michelle Brokovec, y la Coordinadora del Programa de MSCR Pre-K en SREC al 204-4583
¿Existe un programa de la tarde para mi hijo/a de escuela Intermedia? Usted puede inscribir a su hijo/a en un
Centro de Recursos Juvenil MSCR (YRC). Este programa incluye el almuerzo y termina a las 4pm. Los estudiantes
que viven más de 1.5 millas de la escuela este verano serán transportado a su casa. Por favor, seleccione esta
opción en el formulario de inscripción si desea que su hijo/a asista a la programación de YRC. El programa de YRC
está disponible hasta el 27 de julio. Los programas de la tarde de recreación están disponibles para todos los
estudiantes de escuela intermedia como se indica en la tabla de abajo. Algunos estudiantes serán transportados
desde su sitio de la escuela de verano al programa de recreación MSCR y después transportado a su casa. Usted
puede optar por recoger a su hijo/a a las 12:00 medio día y no participar en el almuerzo o el programa de la tarde.
Habrá un lugar en el formulario de inscripción para tomar decisiones. Para más información sobre los programas
escolares de escuela intermedia por la tarde, póngase en contacto con Ian Hannah al 204-3052
Sitio de Escuela de
verano por la mañana
Sitio de Recreación MSCR por la
tarde
Se provee transportación
a la casa a las 4:00 p.m.
del sitio de MSCR
Hamilton
? Todos los estudiantes participan
en el programa de YRC en la
escuela Hamilton
SI
O’Keeffe
? Los estudiantes de Sherman
toman el autobús al medio
día(12PM) para ir al programa de
YRC de Sherman
SI
? Todos los otros estudiantes
participan en el programa de YRC
en O’Keeffe
School Phone Numbers
Safe Arrival
Safe Arrival – Spanish
Main Office
Nurse
Emergencies
Social Worker
Counselor
Psychologist
Principal
Assistant Principal
Learning Coordinator
PBS
AVID/TAG
MSCR
Cherokee Middle School 4301 Cherokee Drive Madison, WI 53711
204-1247
204-1242
204-1240
204-1263
204-1241
204-1269
204-1276
204-1257
204-1240
204-1250
204-1275
204-1264
204-1240
204-1321
Información de Contacto:
Asistencia
204-1247
Asistencia en Español
204-1242
Secretarias
204-1240
Enfermera
.204-1263
Trabajadora Social
204-1269
Consejero
204-1276
Psicólogo
204-1257
Director
204-1240
Sub-Director
204-1250
Coordinadora de
Aprendizaje
204-1275
PBS
204-1264
AVID/TAG
204-1240
MSCR
204-1321
Escuela Intermedia de Cherokee 4301 Cherokee Drive Madison, WI 53711
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Staff Appreciation Luncheon
Early Release 1:37 p.m. Professional Collaboration Time
PTO Board Meeting - 6:30 p.m. LMC
Cherokee Shape Up Day
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Parent Orientation for Incoming 6 graders –Cherokee LMC 6:30-8:30
7th Grade Band, Chorus and Orchestra Concert 7:00 p.m.
Spring Grounds Clean-up 9:00-11:00 a.m.
6th Grade Band, Chorus and Orchestra Concert 7:00 p.m.
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8 Grade Track Meet @ Memorial
No School - Memorial Day
8th Grade Band, Chorus and Orchestra Farewell Concert
Nighttime Drama
8th Grade field trip to Mt. Olympus
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6 Grade field trip to Kalahari
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7 Grade field trip to Mt. Olympus
8th Grade Farewell Ceremony
End of semester/Last Day of School
2011-2012 Calendario
Almuerzo de Agradecimiento para el Personal
Salen temprano a las 1:37 p.m. Tiempo de capacitación profesional
Reunión de la Junta Directiva del PTO (Organización de Padres e Maestro)- a
las 6:30 p.m. en la biblioteca (LMC)
Concierto de 7o Grado de Banda, Coro y Orquesta a las 7:00 p.m.
Limpieza de Primavera de lo alrededores de la escuela de 9:00-11:00 a.m.
Concierto de 6o Grado de Banda, Coro y Orquesta de 7:00 p.m.
No hay clases – Día de Conmemoración/Memorial Day
Concierto de 8o Grado de Banda, Coro y Orquesta
Drama Nocturno (Nighttime Drama)
Ceremonia de Despido de Octavo Grado
Final del semestre/ Ultimo Día de Clases
Traducido por: JDS-LYA08Cherokee
The Wisconsin Dental Association and WDA Foundation will provide FREE dental care through a Mission of Mercy
(MOM) program.
DATE :Friday, June 29 and Saturday, June 30, 2012
WHERE :The Exhibition Hall at Alliant Energy Center, 1919 Alliant Energy Center Way, Madison
TIME: Doors open 5:30 a.m. Patients seen on first-come, first-served basis with approximately 1,750 patients
treated each day. Our patient quota typically reached before noon, so come early!
WHO: Adults and children of all ages with limited financial resources or otherwise unable to visit a dental office and
who do not have a medically-compromising condition that prohibits safely receiving care are welcome.
Children under age 18 must be accompanied by parent or guardian.
CARE: Cleanings, fillings, extractions and limited treatment partials offered. All work is provided for free by 1,800
volunteer dental professionals and community helpers donating their time and skills.
NOTE: Photo identification, social security number or other personal ID/documentation is NOT required.
Interpreters will be available to assist patients who speak Spanish, Hmong or Albanian.
Please do NOT wait for the WDA Mission of Mercy to seek care for dental pain, as this could signal a serious
condition. Visit WDA.org for a list of low-cost dental clinics and other information.
If dental pain is severe and accompanied by a fever or swelling, go to a hospital emergency room
immediately!
It’s the smiles – not the miles – that make it a mission!
Lub Koom Haum Kho Hniav Wisconsin thiab Lub Chaw Pab Nyiaj WDA yuav muab kev pab saib xyuas kho hniav
DAWB los ntawm txoj haujlwm ntawm Qhov Chaw Muab Kev Hlub Tshua (MOM).
HNUB TIM Hnub Tsib (Friday), Lub Rau Hli 29 thiab Hnub Rau (Saturday), Lub Rau Hli 30, 2012
QHOV CHAW TWG Lub Tsev Loj Tso Khoom Rau Neeg Saib (The Exhibition Hall) ntawm Alliant Energy Center,
1919 Alliant Energy Center Way, Madison
LUB SIJHAWM Lub qhov rooj qhib thaum 5:30 sawv ntxov.Cov neeg mob uas tuaj uantej thawj tus, tau pab
uantej tshaj ib hnub muaj cov neeg mob tuaj txog li thaj tsam 1,750 leej. Peb cov neeg mob yuav tsum tuaj uantej
thaum tav su, yog li ntawd yuav tau tuaj thaum ntxov!
LEEJ TWG Cov neeg loj thiab cov menyuam yaus txhua lub hnub nyoog uas tsis muaj feem nyiaj txiag tsawg
lossis tsis tuaj yeem tuaj ntsib chav lis haujlwm kho hniav tau thiab cov uas tsis muaj kev pom zoo khomob los
ntawm ob tog los yeej zoo siab tos txais thiab yuav saib xyuas kom muaj kev nyab xeeb.
Cov menyuam yaus hnub nyoog qis dua 18 xyoo yuav tsum tuaj nrog niam-txiv lossis tus neeg saib xyuas menyuam.
KEV SAIB XYUAS Kev tu cov hniav kom huv, txaws hniav, rho hniav tawm thiab kho hniav raws li xav tau. Txhua
yam kev saib xyuas yog pab dawb los ntawm 1,800 tus kws kho hniav pab dawb thiab cov neeg pabcuam hauv lub
zej lub zos uas muab lawv lub sijhawm thiab qhov kev paub tuaj pabcuam.
CEEBTOOM Kev txheeb xyuas daim duab, tus nab npawb neeg txom nyem (social security number) lossis lwm yam
ntawm tus kheej daim ID/ cov ntaub ntawv uas TSIS tas yuav tsum muaj. Cov kws txhais lus yeej muaj pab rau cov
neeg mob uas hais lus Spanish, lus Hmoob thiab lus Albanian.
Thov tsis TXHOB tos WDA Qhov Chaw Muab Kev Hlub Tshua nrhiav kev saib xyuas pab kho hniav mob rau koj, vim
tias qhov no tuaj yeem yuav tshwm sim qhov mob hnyav tau. Mus saib hauv WDA.org cov npe tsev khomob hniav
me uas pheej yim thiab lwm yam ntaub ntawv ntxiv.
Yog qhov hniav mob ua rau mob hnyav thiab ua npaws lossis o loj, yuav tau mus tom tsev khomob ntawm
chav khomob kub ntxhov kiag tamsis ntawd!
Nws yog kev luag ntxhwb ntxhis – tsis yog qhov kev ntsuas deb ua mais- uas tsim nws ua ib lub luag! haujlwm!
La Asociación Odontológica de Wisconsin y la Fundación WDA ofrecerán atención odontológica GRATUITA a
través de un programa de Mission of Mercy (MOM).
FECHA Viernes 29 y sábado 30 de junio de 2012
LUGAR Sala de exposiciones del centro Alliant Energy Center, 1919 Alliant Energy Center Way, Madison
HORA Las puertas abren a las 5.30 a.m. Se atenderá por orden de llegada, aproximadamente 1.750 pacientes
cada día. Se suele llegar al cupo de pacientes al mediodía, ¡así que llegue temprano!
PARA QUIÉNES Se invita a los adultos y niños de todas las edades, que posean recursos financieros limitados o
que no puedan visitar un consultorio dental, y que no tengan un padecimiento médicamente comprometedor que
impida la recepción segura de atención.
Los menores de 18 años deben ir acompañados de un padre o tutor.
ATENCIÓN Los procedimientos que se ofrecen son: limpiezas, amalgamas, extracciones y prótesis parciales de
tratamiento limitado. Todo el trabajo es gratuito y está en manos de 1.800 profesionales de la odontología
voluntarios y auxiliares comunitarios, que donan su tiempo y sus conocimientos.
AVISO NO se necesita identificación con fotografía, número de seguridad social ni otras identificaciones ni
documentación. Habrá intérpretes para audar a los pacientes que hablen español, miao o albanés.
NO espere que Mission of Mercy de WDA busque atención para el dolor de dientes, ya que esto podría ser señal de
un padecimiento grave. Visite WDA.org para obtener una lista de clínicas odontológicas de bajo costo y otra
información.
Si el dolor de dientes es grave y acompañado de fiebre o inflamación, acuda de inmediato a la sala de
urgencias de un hospital.
¡Son las sonrisas, no las millas, lo que la convierten en una misión! This is not a school district sponsored activity
and the opinions expressed are not necessarily those of the district or its personnel.
4/20/12
Art News
MarciaYapp, a Madison mosaic artist will be coming to work with two 6th grade classes this spring. Students will be
learning about cutting glass, tile, different mosaic art styles . Then, working with the artist, they will create their
own mosaic piece. This opportunity is funded through an arts access grant by the MMSD school district.
WANTED for the Art Classes at Cherokee
old scratched cd's or old software cd's
small scrap pieces of metal; keys, wire, junk from your junk draw
Spring Nighttime Drama a Hit!
Ladies and Gentlemen, boys and girls, the March 13 Show rocked the house. As temperatures soared outside, students soared
inside, entertaining family and friends with their favorite monologues, dialogues and skits. The shortest piece was 30 seconds;
the longest piece was twelve minutes! Fifty-four students’ lives were transformed as they took to the stage and stretched their
acting abilities. What an extraordinary night it was!
Many people deserve to be thanked: all parents and family members as well as staff in attendance and performing students,
the gracious, supportive audience, and Overture for allowing us to perform at this wonderful venue. In addition, I thank Ms.
Cohen, microphone helper extraordinaire, Ms. Holt, our still photographer, Mr. Hamann, our cameraman, and last but not
least, Brandon Hasz who comes early and stays late to set up our sound system, do the sound work during the program and
take it down at the end. Thanks, too, to all cast members and all students in attendance as well as those who couldn’t make it
but who have made my quarter a delight. How lucky I am to be your teacher. You all rock!
The next Nighttime Drama is Wednesday, May 30th, 2012, Overture’s Rotunda Stage, 201 State Street. We hope to see you
there! Fourth quarter students will surprise you!
~ Ms. Hamann
Have trouble remembering someone's phone number? Your locker combination? Just ask Julian
Garcia how it's done. Julian broke the Cherokee Heights record by memorizing 137 digits of pi in
honor of pi day, March 14th. Ask your student to tell you where pi comes from, but if you want to
know the 137th digit of pi, ask Julian.
End of the Year Field Trips
Dear Cherokee Parents/Guardians,
Cherokee 6th, 7th, and 8th grade staff are planning a year-end field trip.
6th grade –June 11th to Kalahari Waterpark in the Wisconsin Dells 7:45am – 2:40 pm
7th grade –June 11th to Mount Olympus Park in the Wisconsin Dells 7:45am – 2:40 pm
8th grade- June 8 to Mount Olympus Park in Wisconsin Dells - 7:45am – 2:40 pm.
The cost of the trip will be $30 per student. This includes transportation, park admission and a lunch.
Your child will need to bring a swimsuit, change of clothes, and sunscreen. Towels are provided by
the park. Students may bring additional money. Your child must be dressed for the weather. There is
an indoor park so we will go rain or shine, hot or cold. Please remind students that they must be back
on the bus by 1:15 in order to return on time.
There are deep water areas in the Mount Olympus Park. Please discuss water safety with your child.
The Cherokee grade staff hopes to include all students on this trip. Unsafe students will be held back
at the discretion of the principal and assistant principal.
We prefer not to exclude a child from the trip due to financial reasons. Parents may send smaller
amounts in once per week. The trip needs to be funded by Thursday, May 24 for it to happen.
Families are encourage to pay by May 24 . If we do not collect enough money by May 24 a school
site-based picnic and activity will be scheduled and money submitted for the field trip will be returned
to the respective families. Students can bring in field trip money a portion at a time if that is easier. All
trip money must be received by May 24.
Students must have their trip paid for by May 24 so that we can reduce the number of buses if
necessary. If your child will attend the year-end field trip, he/she must return the written form below.
No other forms of permission can be accepted.
Sincerely,
The Cherokee Staff
Excursión de Fin de Año
Estimados Padres / Encargados Legales,
El personal de 6º, 7º, y 8° grado de Cherokee esta planificando una excusión de fin de año.
6º grado –11 de junio al parque de Kalahari en Wisconsin Dells 7:45am – 2:40 pm
7º grado –11 de junio al parque de Mount Olympus en Wisconsin Dells 7:45am– 2:40 pm
8° grado- 8 de junio al parque Mount Olympus en Wisconsin Dells - 7:45am – 2:40 pm.
El costo del viaje será de $30 por estudiante. Esto incluye la transportación, la entrada al parque y un almuerzo.
Su hijo/a necesita traer un traje de baño o ropa apropiada, toalla, un cambio de ropa y protector para el sol. Los
estudiantes pueden traer dinero extra, si lo desean. Su hijo/a debe vestirse apropiadamente para el tiempo que
vaya hacer. Hay un parque bajo techo así que iremos con sol o con lluvia, con calor o con frió. Por favor,
reacuérdele a su hijo/a que debemos regresar al autobús para la 1:15 de esa manera podremos regresar a tiempo
para tomar los autobuses de regreso a casa.
En parque de Mount Olympus hay áreas profundas. Por favor hable con su hijo/a acerca de la seguridad en el
agua.
El personal de Cherokee espera poder incluir a todos los estudiantes en esta excursión. Los estudiantes que
causen inseguridad se quedaran en la escuela a la discreción de los directores. Nosotros preferimos no excluir a
ningún estudiante a esta excursión por razones financieras. Los padres pueden enviar dinero cada semana para
ahorrar dinero para este viaje. Para que este viaje suceda debe ser financiado para el 24 de mayo. Animamos a
las familias que paguen para el 24 de mayo. Si no colectamos suficiente dinero para el 24 de mayo en ves de ir a
la excursión haremos una actividad o picnic en la escuela y el dinero será devuelto a las familias respectivas que
pagaron. Los estudiantes también pueden traer porciones del dinero pero todo el dinero debe ser recibido para el
24 de mayo.
Los estudiantes deben tener pagado su viaje para el 24 de mayo, de esa manera podemos reducir el numero de
autobuses innecesarios. Si su hijo/a asistirá al viaje de fin de año él/ella debe regresar la forma de abajo.
Ninguna otra planilla o forma de permiso puede ser aceptada.
Atentamente,
El personal de Cherokee
8th Grade Farewell Ceremony:
Important Reminder
Planning is underway for the eighth grade farewell ceremony in the Cherokee gym on
June 11 at 6:00 pm. Due to a lack of sufficient seating space and crowded conditions
in the past, there is an attendance limit of two family members only. Each eighth
grader will be issued two tickets for two family members to attend the ceremony. This
practice has worked well over the past few years, and has made the special event safe
for everyone. Questions about this procedure can be directed to Rick Reynolds at
204-1250. Thank you in advance for your cooperation
MMSD Middle School Farewell Ceremony Criteria
Parents of Eighth Grade Students:
The following criteria have been established in all Madison middle schools for
participation in end-of-the-year farewell ceremonies.
In order to participate in the farewell ceremony and farewell activities, a student must
have:
4 A 1.67 grade point average in all four core content areas (social studies, math,
language arts, science) or;
4 A score of basic, proficient, or advanced on the WKCE in respective core content
areas or;
4 Met promotion criteria via their Individualized Education Plan or;
4 The student must have signed up to attend summer school in June, 2012.
Please contact David Watkins if you have questions about this policy. He can be
reached via e-mail at [email protected] or by phone at 204-1248.
CEREMONIA DE DESPEDIDA DE OCTAVO GRADO:
Recordatorio Importante
Han comenzado las planificaciones para la ceremonia de despedida de octavo grado
para la tarde del 11 de junio a las 6:00 pm en el gimnasio de Cherokee. Debido a la
falta de suficientes espacio de asientos y condiciones de aglomeración en el pasado,
hay un límite de asistencia de solamente dos miembros de familia. Se le proporcionara
a cada estudiante de octavo grado dos boletos para dos miembros de su familia asistir
a la ceremonia. Esta práctica ha funcionado muy bien en los pasados años, y ha
permitido que la despedida de octavo grado sea un evento especial y seguro para
todos. Si usted tiene preguntas acerca de este procedimiento pueden hablar
directamente con Rick Reynolds al 204-1250. Muchas gracias en avance por su
cooperación.
Criterio para la Ceremonia de Despedida de la Escuela Intermedia de MMSD
Para los Padres de los Estudiantes de Octavo Grado:
Los siguientes criterios han sido establecidos en todas las escuelas intermedia de
Madison para la participación de la ceremonia de despedida de final del año escolar.
Para poder participar en la ceremonia o actividades de la despedida, el estudiante
debe tener:
4 Un promedio acumulativo de calificación de 1.67 en cada una de las áreas
académica de (estudios sociales, matemática, literatura, ciencias) o;
4 Un total básico, proficiente o avanzado en el examen de WKCE en cada una de las
cuatro áreas académicas o;
4 Llenar los criterios de la promoción por la vía del Plan de Educación Individualizado
o;
4 El estudiante debe de estar matriculado/a para asistir a la escuela de verano en
junio del 2012.
Por favor comuníquese con David Watkins si usted tiene alguna pregunta acerca de
esta política. Por vía de correo electrónico a [email protected] o por
teléfono` al
Cherokee Students Make Books for the Guinea Kids Education Fund
For the second year, Cherokee seventh and eighth grade students from Ms. Blanchard’s and Ms.
Kadakia’s classes created simple concept books to donate to the homework center of the Guinea Kids
Education Fund. Ms. Kadakia delivered the books in person when she visited Guinea over winter
break. The Guinea students were delighted with the unique, colorful books produced by their
Wisconsin counterparts.
Take a look at some of the books here: Set 1 http://snack.to/fun0g83c or Set 2 http://snack.to/fznqbfik.
Guinea is a country in West Africa whose literacy rate is about 30% and many children are unable to afford
school. The Guinea Kids Education Fund is an organization devoted to assisting and empowering the
community by increasing the percentage of children attending and succeeding in school. Participating students
receive funding for educational resources, school tuition, school supplies, uniforms, and shoes. For more
information, see their website: http://guineakids.blogspot.com/
Seventh Grade Social Studies Classes Read to Feed
Ms. Kadakia and Ms. Tangen’s seventh grade social studies classes spent most of second quarter studying how the world
is interconnected. Students learned how overpopulation and environmental
problems contribute to increased poverty, disease, and illiteracy around the
world. One fact that astonished students was that 75 percent of the world’s
population lives on less than two dollars per day. Throughout the unit, students
were challenged to think of ways to change their own consumption habits to help
alleviate some of these problems. Students also wanted to make real change
right now for people living in poverty. The students decided to do a fundraiser
for Heifer International. For more than sixty years, Heifer has helped more than
four million impoverished families in 128 countries move away from poverty
toward self-reliance. The goal was to raise money to buy gifts of livestock and
training for struggling families who have few resources and need an ongoing
source of income. Heifer is the gift that keeps on giving. Families who receive an
animal promise to “pass on the gift” by giving the animal’s first offspring to
another family in the village. Students asked their family and friends to pledge an amount of money for each minute
they read over a one-month period. At the end of the month many students had read hundreds, even thousands, of
minutes and collected what was due. Students raised over $1180 for livestock gifts! After weighing the costs and
benefits of different types of animals, the students decided to buy sheep, goats, llamas, rabbits, and flocks of chickens
and ducks. These gifts will provide a source of food, income, fertilizer, raw goods (e.g. wool), and most importantly, a
ladder out of poverty, for families in need.
Way to go Cherokee students and families!
African American History Bowl Challenge
On April 14, Jordan Smith, Quentin McNeal, and Markeith William-Lawrence, represented Cherokee in the
African American History Bowl Challenge, advancing into the quarter finals. The team prepared for the
jeopardy-style competition over lunch hours and through independent studies.
Claire and Allie Chandler, Chloe Robinson and Nora Ghandhi, participated in the Future Problem Solving (FPS)
State Bowl in Green Lake in April . The topics this year were: All in a Day's Work, Coral Reefs, Human Rights and
Trade Barriers. In addition to their banner, they wrote an FPS booklet on trade barriers and performed a skit on their
action plan.
On March 31, 2012 , Rachel Peaslee won 1st place in a creative writing contest sponsored locally by Delta Sigma Theta
Sorority. First place winners received a prize of a Kindle Fire. Congratulations Rachel!
On April 25th, 12 students represented Cherokee Middle School at the Madison Middle School Science
Symposium. Students designed, researched, and presented their findings at the symposium at the Wisconsin
Institutes for Discovery on the UW Madison campus.
Students attending the symposium were: Julia Russell, Molly Hill, Molly Jetzer, Andrey Vorontsov, Sid Raman,
Franny Tyska, Grace Montgomery, Ellie Hodgson, Bledat Gjinolli, Chris Bajek, Winor Chen, and Christian
Lamberty.
Spanish Spelling Bee
Cherokee Middle School held its first Spanish Spelling Bee on April 26, 2012 for grades 6, 7 and 8. Nearly thirty 6th, 7th
and 8th graders participated in the Spanish Spelling Bee with a great deal of enthusiasm! Ms. Faye, Ms. Buehler and Ms.
Scott read the words, and the students performed admirably! This cultural event, was completed by hosting a post-bee
“fiesta” with chips, salsa and Latin music!
Jimena Cabeza Guerra was our winner, and Amy Morales our alternate.
Jimena will compete in the District Bee on May 10 at 4:30 in McDaniels Auditorium of the Doyle Administration Building
at 545 West Dayton Street. The bee is open to the public, but children under five will not be permitted entry.
It was a great academic/cultural event, and we were very proud of all of our students!
La Escuela Cherokee tuvo su primer Concurso de Deletreo el 26 de abril.
Casi treinta alumnos del sexto, séptimo y octavo grados participaron—¡y cayeron con mucho entusiasmo! ¡Que orgullo!
Ya que consideramos el concurso un evento cultural y académico, organizamos una fiesta latina con chips, salsa y música
latina, la cual tuvo lugar al fin del concurso.
Jimena Cabeza fue nuestro ganador, y Amy Morales nuestro suplente.
Jimena representará nuestra escuela en el concurso a nivel del distrito escolar. Se les invita a los padres a asistir a ese
concurso, lo cual tendrá lugar el 10 de mayo a las 4:30 de la tarde. Estará abierto al público. Niños menores de cinco
años no estarán permitidos entrar.
Mc Daniels Auditórium , 545 West Dayton St. Madison, WI
¡Felicitaciones, Jimena, y a todos nuestros participantes! ¡Otro ejemplo del orgullo Cherokee!
Hello Families!
Spring is here and so begins our request for help in the school garden this summer.
The Greiling family has kindly rototilled the garden and Ms. Schmid’s classes have been busy planning and
planting seeds.
It worked well last year. Several families and staff signed up. Your duties entail taking a couple of days of the
week to water and weed. If it rains, not need to water. The benefits of volunteering are helping out your school
and bringing home some fresh produce as the season progresses.
If you are interested in caring for the garden, please contact Jo Jensen at 204-1283 or through school email
[email protected] .
Many thanks to those who helped out last year!
Jo Jensen and Dawn Schmid
¡Saludos Familias!
La primavera esta aquí y comienza nuestra petición de ayuda para el jardín escolar este verano.
La familia Greiling ha tenido la amabilidad de preparar la tierra del jardín y la clase de la Sra. Schmid’s ha
estado ocupada planificando y sembrando.
Funciono bien el año pasado. Varias familias y el personal se registraron. Sus funciones implicarán ayudar con
un par de días a la semana para reglar el jardín y quitar las malas hierbas. Si llueve, no necesita regar. Los
beneficios de ser voluntario/a ayuda a nuestra escuela y puede llevar a la casa algunos productos frescos
mediante avanza la temporada.
Si usted esta interesado/a en ayudar en el jardín, por favor contacte a Jo Jensen al 204-1283 (para español 2041242) o por e-mail [email protected]
Muchas gracias a los que ayudaron el año pasado
Jo Jensen and Dawn Schimid
Food and Nutrition is happy so many of our students are really enjoying the new entree items at
include roasted chicken with mashed potatoes and sweet and sour chicken over brown rice.
Food and Nutrition is excited about the new salads we are adding to our menu starting on April
30:
La Alimentación y Nutrición esta feliz, mucho de nuestros estudiantes están disfrutando de los platos
principales nuevos que incluyen pollo asado con puré de papas y polo agridulce sobre el arroz integral.
Estamos muy entusiasmados con las nuevas ensaladas que se suman a nuestro menú a partir del 30 de abril.
Monday (lunes)
Tuesday (martes)
Wednesday (miércoles)
Thursday (jueves)
Friday (viernes)
Chicken Caesar Salad
Wisconsin Turkey Salad
Buffalo Chicken Sald
Sesame Chicken Salad
Southwest Chicken Salad
Veggie Salad
Mediterranean Veggie Salad
Veggie Salad
Mediterranean Veggie Salad
Veggie Salad
The food service staffs were able to sample these salads and say that they're fantastic! We look forward to
seeing you in the Cafe!
El personal de servicios de alimentos pudo probar estas ensaladas para decir que son fantásticas. Esperamos
verte en el la cafetería.
Student Council
HELP!!
Req
Request….
uest….
The CHMS student council is seeking donations for a used book sale. Proceeds will be
used to send books to Guinea, Africa. Book donations should be in good condition and
geared toward children and/or young adults. Please drop your donations off in the LMC
by Friday, May 25.
Help Your Student Beat the Summer Reading Slump
The summer reading slump is the deterioration of a student’s reading skills over the summer months.
The slump and how to prevent it have been hot topics among reading experts. Not surprisingly, their
studies suggest that less access to books and less time spent reading are factors in the loss of
reading achievement during the months away from school. Harvard’s Dr. Jimmy S. Kim recommends
that students read at least four to five books over the summer to maintain their end-of-the-school-year
reading levels.
There are several ways you can fight the slump:
•
Encourage your student to take time for reading. Like any skill, reading gets better with
practice and rusty with disuse.
•
Model reading. Students who see adults reading on a regular basis tend to have higher
reading scores than those who don’t.
•
Read together. My summer reading lists, out later this month, will include a section on books
for families to enjoy together. The lists will also include some of the excellent
recommendations made by students this year.
•
Become regular users of the public library! Madison Public Library and Fitchburg have great
summer reading programs and volunteer opportunities for teens. Public libraries are free and
have loads to offer in addition to books.
•
Share books with others. If you have high-interest books in good condition gathering dust at
home, please consider donating them to our used books sale. Our goal is to make sure every
student has books to read this summer.
For more on the summer reading slump:
http://www.uknow.gse.harvard.edu/teaching/TC321.html
http://www.trelease-on-reading.com/summer-setback.html
Submitted by Laura Holt, library media specialist
In the LMC….
by Laura Holt
Students have been busy with research and multimedia projects
in third quarter. Topics of inquiry included ancient Rome,
biographies, culture studies, the Holocaust, invertebrates,
Mesopotamia, poetry, battles of the Revolutionary War, and
women leaders. Project highlights included culture identity boxes
and multimedia presentations based on The Outsiders.
On March 21, forty students and several staff members
converged on the LMC after school in high spirits for a Hunger
Games party. Students were divided into districts and moved as
teams through a series of trials, including the race to the
Cornucopia, poison plant identification, Hunger Games trivia, and
Nerf weapons challenges. The adults had as much fun as the students as we shared our appreciation
for the most-talked about book—and most eagerly awaited movie—of the year.
Staff and students collectively read over 1000 books during the Reach for the Stars Reading Challenge
in March. At the spring assembly, they were treated to a star performance by our own Aretha Franklin
(Mr. Porter), boppers Ms. Schmid and Ms. Uebersetzig, musicians Ms. Riley, Ms. Hanes, and Mr.
Johnson, and a string of enthusiastic back-up dancers.
We celebrated Poetry Month in April with a variety of activities,
including a week of shout-outs in poetic form, a poetry
scavenger hunt designed by Ms. Tangen and Ms. Jo Jensen, a
poem-making wall created by Ms. Mietzel, and a Poem-inYour-Pocket contest encouraging students to share poems.
One of the shout-outs, written in haiku form by Ms. Kamp, was
dedicated to Cherokee’s passionate readers:
Bibliophiles
Books topple by bedside
Characters slip from pages
Invading our dreams
Special events coming up in May: Visits from Jane Kelly, youth services librarian from Fitchburg Public
Library, and a used book sale to raise money for the Guinea Students Education Fund
Need a quiet place to study?
Try the Fitchburg Public Library near the Fitchburg City Hall on Lacy Road. If you come to FPL during finals week from
June 2-11 and register for Teen Summer Reading, we will give you a free study survival kit with a candy bar, a coupon for
a coffee drink and other goodies. One kit per teen and supplies are limited.
Win an iPod Touch – Join the FPL Teen Summer Reading Program. At the end of summer, we will raffle off an iPod touch,
free pizzas, smoothies, and many more fun prizes. The more you read and participate, the better your chances are of
winning. There are many ways to enter, stop by the Youth Services desk at FPL for more information
Looking for something to do for the rest of summer? Check out these Monday afternoon programs:
June 11 @ 4:00pm - Teen Movie
June 18 @ 4:00 pm - Teen Summer Volunteer Workshop
June 25 @ 3:00 pm - Self Defense for Teens - Registration Required.
July 2 @ 4:00 pm - Teen Movie
July 9 @ 4:00 pm - Video Game Tournament - wii bowling with the Fitchburg Senior Center
July 16 @ 4:00 pm - Light Painting for Teens
July 23 @ 4:00 pm - How to Be a Private Eye for Teens - Registration Required.
July 30 @ 3:00 pm - Sidewalk Chalk Extravaganza
Fitchburg Public Library – Youth Services
5530 Lacy Road
729-1762
http://www.city.fitchburg.wi.us/departments/library/teens
MSCR Summer Programs for Middle School Students
Do you like to stay active? Do you like to play sports of various kinds? If so, sign up for MSCR's Mad Youth
Volunteer Camp or Mad City Summer Sports Camp. Each week will include a variety of sports, games,
community service projects, team building designed for participants to have fun, stay healthy and learn new
skills. To register see Robin Davis or stop by the MSCR office or come to the after school program.
Want to know what it's like to be an NBA player? Join Devin Harris (Point Guard) of the Utah Jazz NBA
Team at La Follette High School for a FREE baskEDball Camp and learn how to play like the pros! NBA
All-Star Devin Harris will host this fun-filled 1-day event (middle school girls and boys)! The day will consist
of physical as well as mental activities, conditioning, skills & drills and games. Come join Devin for this
special Camp Saturday, July 14, 2012 9am-4pm. Registration is due Friday, June 1, 2012. Please stop by the
MSCR office or after school program to pick pick the registration & waiver forms.ook border
ARE YOU INTERESTED IN WORKING WITH KIDS?
Need a little extra cash?
Then we want you as our new recruit!
Are you or someone you know looking for a part-time 10-15 hour per week job? As a Crossing Guard, you
will be providing great service to your community as well as earning $14.39 per hour plus retirement benefits.
Health and life insurance may also available. The City of Madison is looking for interested and responsible
individuals who enjoy working outdoors to provide safety for our school children for the 2012-2013 school year.
Most shifts are 1 - 1 ¼ hours and fall between the hours of 7:00-8:45 a.m. and 2:30-4:00 p.m. with an earlier shift
Monday afternoons. Work is scheduled Monday through Friday with no weekend, evening or holiday work. Some
flexibility is required due to early release dates.
A job description and application will be available online at:
http://www.cityofmadison.com/HR/employment/JobOpenings.cfm beginning in early to mid-July. Interviews
will be scheduled beginning Monday, August 20 and employment beginning approximately August 29, 2012. For
more information, please contact the City of Madison Police Dept. Traffic Bureau at 266-4703 (Patti Knoche or Bob
Olson).
Would you like an easy way to find out what is going on at Cherokee ? The calendar is
now online at our website : https://cherokeeweb.madison.k12.wi.us/
HOST FAMILIES NEEDED
Dear Student and Parents,
The ECI summer French Exchange Program is a very successful program operating in the Madison area
for over 20 years. I’ve been working with ECI for 17 years and watched many wonderful lasting
friendships develop. This is a well organized, controlled, three week stay with a host family; that brings
knowledge of each others culture along with many great memories. Dates for this summer are July 9 –
29, and August 4 – 23, 2012.
For information call Nancy Foust ECI WI Director
608 836-0365 or 608 212-7090 (cell)
[email protected]
This is not a school sponsored activity and the Madison Metropolitan School District does not approve or support
or endorse this program/activity
Cherokee PTO
May 2012
THE PTO NEEDS YOU! Get Involved!
The tables below details the open positions within the PTO for the 2012-2013 school year. Many of the very active
parents have current 8th graders and will be leaving our school at the end of the school year. The PTO desperately needs
your help to continue the support we have provided to the students and staff of Cherokee in the past.
PTO Board Members NEEDED
2012-2013 Cherokee Middle School
Title
Job Description
2012-2013 Status
Co-President
Schedule, run and attend meetings,
liaison with school, parent
communication
VOLUNTEER NEEDED
Co-President
Same as above
* Current co-president has a current 8th grader
and will be leaving
VOLUNTEER NEEDED
* Current co-president has a current 8th grader
and will be leaving
Treasurer
Pay bills and deposit fundraising
proceeds, report to board on financial
status monthly
Current Treasurer will become a Co-President
if a new Treasurer can be found
Secretary
Take notes at PTO meetings and
distribute to board
Current Secretary will become the Fundraising
Chair if a new Secretary can be found
Fundraising Chair
Coordinate the 3 major fundraising
efforts: Magazine, Wisconsin
Homegrown, and Cookie Dough sales
with committee chairs
VOLUNTEER NEEDED
Board members have a monthly board meeting with the principal.
* This position has been open for over a
year!!!!
Cherokee PTO
PTO Committee Chairs NEEDED
Committee
Job Description
2012-2013 Status
Magazine Sales
An easy fundraiser – distribute order
forms, collect orders, distribute prizes
VOLUNTEER NEEDED
8th Grade Party
Organize volunteers and coordinate subcommittees of the event
VOLUNTEER(S) NEEDED
*** Contact the PTO at [email protected] if you are willing to help improve your
child’s school. ***
Thank You!
Annette Montgomery (Co-President 2010-2012), Kelly-Anne Robert (Grant VP 2008-2012) and Linda Welch (CoPresident 2008-2012) will be retiring from the Cherokee PTO Board at the end of this school year.
These wonderful women have worked determinedly to make Cherokee a better place for all of our children. Their
enormous contribution to Cherokee is greatly appreciated and they will be missed.
Cherokee PTO
8th Grade Celebration
Planning is Underway!
Parents are needed to help plan for this year's 8th grade Farewell Celebration on Monday, June 11th at 7:00 pm.
Further details about the event will be coming soon in an invitation to parents/guardians.
Volunteers are needed to help decorate the gym and prepare refreshments for the dance afterwards. If you want to
help with decorations, please contact Kelly-Anne Robert, or Annette Montgomery. We particularly need help
decorating the gym during the afternoon of June 11.
We will be asking for food, drink or monetary donations for the dance. Tammy Klaproth is coordinating this part of the
celebration and will be sending out an email soon.
We also need some assistance from 7th Grade Parents. After the ceremony, there is an informal reception for parents
and 8th graders in the cafeteria. Traditionally, 7th grade parents have donated baked goods for this reception. 7th
grade parent, Tracy Pajewski, is coordinating this event. Please contact her at [email protected], if you would be
willing to donate some cookies or bars.
Feel free to contact Kelly-Anne Robert ([email protected] or 288-1194) or Annette Montgomery ([email protected]
or 277-7548) if you have any questions or to volunteer.
Celebración de 8vo Grado
¡La Planificación esta en marcha!
Se necesita la ayuda de los padres para planificar la celebración de la Despedida de Octavo grado, del 11 de junio a las
7:00 pm. Más detalles sobre el evento será enviada pronto en una invitación para los padres / encargados legales
Estaremos pidiendo donaciones de alimentos, bebidas o monetarias para el baile. Tammy Klaproth esta coordinando
esta parte de la celebración ella va a enviar un correo electrónico pronto.
También necesitamos la ayuda de los padres de 7 º grado. Después de la ceremonia, habrá una recepción informal
para los padres y alumnos de 8 º grado en la cafetería. Tradicionalmente, los padres de 7 º grado han donado
productos horneados para esta recepción. Los padres de 7 º grado, Tracy Pajewski, esta coordinando este evento. Por
favor, póngase en contacto con ella en [email protected], si estarían dispuestos a donar algunas galletas o dulces.
Si tiene alguna otra pregunta o desea ser voluntario/a siéntase libre de contactar a Nelly-Anne Robert
([email protected] o 2881194) o Annette Montgomery ([email protected] o 277-7548).
Grounds Clean-up- Saturday, May 19
Help us Spruce up the School Grounds!
Please join our volunteer crew Saturday, May 19th from 9:00 to 11:00 a.m. for the annual spring grounds clean-up.
Feel free to send your kids alone—though parental help is ALWAYS welcomed! Please send your child with a rake,
shovel, work gloves, etc. We’re also looking for donations of annuals and perennials. And if anyone has an electric
hedge trimmer, we would appreciate borrowing that. We are having mulch delivered from MMSD and we need lots
of people, shovels and wheelbarrows to help spread it around the school grounds.
We’re looking for people to make muffins, bread, etc. and to send drinks. Please let us know if you’re able to send a
snack or drink for our hungry workers.
If you have any questions or can donate snacks or plants, please contact Tammy Klaproth (at
[email protected] or 233-1032) or Michelle Frehner (at [email protected]).
Limpieza de Terreno –sábado 19, de mayo
Ayúdenos arreglar los terrenos Escolares!
Por favor, únase a nuestro equipo de voluntarios el sábado 19, de mayo de 9:00-11:00 a.m., para nuestra limpieza
anual de primavera. No dude en enviar a sus hijos solos, aunque la ayuda de los padres SIEMPRE es bienvenidas.
Por favor envié a su hijo con un rastrillo, una pala, guantes de trabajo, etc. También estamos buscando donaciones
de plantas anuales y pre-anuales. Y si también tienen un cortaseto eléctrico, le agradeceríamos que no los preste.
El MMSD nos enviara abono para las plantas y necesitamos muchas personas, palas y carretillas para ayudarnos a
regarlo alrededor del terreno escolar.
También estamos buscando a alguien que quisiera cocinar muffins, pan, etc. y enviar algunos refrigerios o aperitivo
para los trabajadores.
Si usted tiene alguna pregunta o puede donar bocadillos o plantas, por favor póngase en contacto con Tammy
Klaproth (en [email protected] o 233-1032) o Frehner Michelle (en [email protected])
Cherokee PTO
Order all year long!
Magazine Sales Benefit Cherokee
You can order or renew subscriptions and still benefit the Cherokee PTO any time during the year! Access your hundreds
of options at www.gaschoolstore.com and use our school ID# 661835 and your online payment will be credited to
Cherokee.
Cougar Spiritwear
Juli Moen, Spiritwear Chair, has a good amount of Spiritwear stock in select colors. She can special order items, but must
have 12 items in the order to get the best pricing. Contact Juli at [email protected] if you are interested in purchasing
Spiritwear.

May, 2012

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