Bishop Neumann High School

The first day of school will start at:

Wednesday, August 11th

All students 8:18 AM to 3:30 PM

7th Grade Orientation - Jr. High Preview Night You're invited to Neumann High School Monday, August 9, 2021, 6:30 to 7:30 PM

Dear Bishop Neumann Family, “Time flies when you’re having fun.” – Somebody famous Where has the summer gone?!? I hope you have been having fun, because it seems like time has sure been flying by these last few weeks! Last summer we had no idea what the school year would look like, how long we would be in school, and if we would make it to the end. Thankfully, this summer we are able to move ahead with confidence that this school year will look a little more like “normal”. But we also have a few changes in personnel and projects that we are knocking out this summer that has me excited to see what God has planned for this school year. “In such a time God is preparing me, for such a time as is to come.” – Dr. Olga Bom On the facilities side we have: scrubbed the walls, power-washed the chairs, painted a few rooms, cleaned the car-pets, waxed the floors, received our new books, painted the lines, and re-finished the gym floor. And that’s just the list I can think of off the top of my head. We are also refurbishing the computer lab with new equipment and new computers. Thank you to the supporters at GALA that made that possible. On the personnel front, we are excited to welcome new students and parents, new teachers and their families, new priests and religious – you can read their biographies in the pages following. We are grateful beyond measure to the time and talent that their predecessors gave to Bishop Neumann – George Toline, Janiece Sizemore, Katie Arp, Richard Evans, James O’Neil, and Kathrine Lantis. May they be blessed in their next endeavors! On the activity side of things, there have been so many camps, meetings, and groups of people in and out, that it is almost laughable for us to say that the school is “closed for the summer.” But these activities, you can tell, are not what the school is made for. It is almost as if the building itself is getting ready for something else as we enter into the first week of August, there is a silence; an anticipated waiting for the busy-ness that is to come. And the Admin Team and I have been getting ready, as well. Ready to welcome students and teachers back to the classrooms. Ready to welcome parents and families into the halls and buildings. Ready to begin again the adventure that is Bishop Neumann Catholic School! Roll Cavs! Fr. Lee Jirovsky Chief Administrative Officer

2021-2022 Jr./Sr. High Faculty and Teaching Areas

Fr. Lee Jirovsky .......................................................... Chief Administrative Officer Fr. Benjamin Rynearson .............................................. Assistant Chief Administrative Officer John Kreikemeier ........................................................ Principal Rick Ahrens................................................................. Athletic Director, American Government Joyce Benes ................................................................. Honors American Government, American and World History Missy Chvatal ............................................................. Guidance Counselor Samantha Costa ........................................................... Vocal Music, Music Theory, Jr. High Keyboarding Tom Gerdes ................................................................. Biology, Anatomy and Physiology, Earth & Environmental Science Howard Gilman ........................................................... Chemistry, Physics, Physical Science Marisa Grady............................................................... Jr. High English, Jr. High Literature, Modern Literature Kurt Heideman ............................................................ Ag Education, FFA Sponsor Bill Kellett ................................................................... Instrumental Music Fr. Cole Kennett .......................................................... 11th Religion Doug Lanik ................................................................. Assistant Athletic Director Mary Lorenz ................................................................ Art Frank Mcentarffer ....................................................... Resource Tricia Meduna ............................................................. Math 7th & 8th,, Algebra I and Geometry Ron Pavlik ................................................................... Jr. High Girls’ PE, Freshman Physical Fitness Tim Rezac ................................................................... English, British & World Literature Nathan Roche .............................................................. Jr. High Social Studies, Jr. High Boys’ PE; Jr. High Athletic Director Taylor Schlautman ...................................................... Business, Computer Applications, Careers, FBLA sponsor Fr. Andrew Schwenka ................................................. Religion 8th; & 10th

Jason Simons ............................................................... Science 7th & 8th, Health Brandi Sladky .............................................................. Pre-Algebra, Algebra II, and Pre-Calculus. Elizabeth Ann Seton Sr. Megan Therese Tunink .......................................... Religion 7th & 9th, Business Math Tracy Unger ................................................................ American Literature, Creative Writing, Speech, Journalism William Vogel ............................................................. Pre-Algebra, Calculus, 12th Religion Cody Waldman ........................................................... Spanish, Student Council and National Honor Society Jonella Wonka ............................................................. Family & Consumer Science, FCCLA sponsor - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Office Staff: Development/Alumni Bus Drivers: Hot Lunch Staff: Jennifer Benes Darrick Wyllie (Development Director) Paul Johnson – Coordinator Carolyn Haberman (Head Cook) Patty Benal Rika Ryan (Alumni Relations) John Benal Kathy Bales Rose Wyllie Jennifer Whitney (Enrollment Coordinator) Tom Gerdes - Sub Virginia Braunsroth School Nurse: Patty Benal - Sub Loreen Hain Shannon Newburn Doug Kavan Becky Sabata Librarian: Campus Minister: Greg Kavan, Sr. - Sub Marilyn Sabatka Ann Lombardo Gery Kenney Charlie Proskovec – Sub Casi Schmidt Custodian: Tim Rezac - Sub Barb Vanek (St. John’s) Dave Brabec Tom Rustermier Tim Lorenz Tim Turman - Sub Barry Mack

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Coaching: Football Winter Conditioning Boys Golf Volleyball Ron Pavlik Ron Pavlik, Boys Pat Sullivan Brandi Sladky Tom Gerdes Tom Gerdes, Girls Megan Kumpula Doug Lanik Speech Grace Morrison Tim Rezac Track Amy Riesen Krista Wanser,Jr.HighMike Vedral Tim Rezac, Boy’s Head William Vogel Tom Gerdes, Girl’s Head Play Girls' Basketball John Wonka Taylor Schlautman Beverly Bettendorf Jason Simons Nathan Roche Jr. High David Brabec Megan Kumpula Bill Kellett Spring Conditioning Jillian Bosak Boys Basketball Nathan Roche, Jr. High Ron Pavlik Ron Pavlik, Jr. High John Kreikemeier Ross Plybon Cross Country Summer Weight Room Softball William Vogel Taylor Schlautman Ron Pavlik David Brabec Nathan Roche, Jr. High Kayla Schlautman Tom Gerdes Jonella Wonka Taylor Schlautman Bob Sloup Cheer/Dance Nathan Roche Brianna Brabec Amy Bartek & Kelsey Baumert Wrestling Brandi Sladky -Cheer Daryl Braunsroth Katie Sladky -Dance John Welsh

Kurt Heideman has been selected as the Agriculture Education and FFA sponsor for Bishop Neumann. Kurt, his wife Sarah, and their 4 children moved to Wahoo from Hastings last June. They have already made themselves a part of the community and enjoy playing at the park and pool, fishing and cooking meals. Previously, he taught for 3 years at Sutton High School and then worked in the Ag industry. “I am excited to get back to the classroom to work with students, Ag Education and FFA,” Mr. Heideman said. "Our family is looking forward to being a part of the St. Wenceslaus and Bishop Neumann community!”

Ron Pavlik has been selected as Head Football Coach and as teacher of Jr. High PE and Freshman Physical Fitness.at Bishop Neumann. Coach Ron Pavlik recently served as a special education teacher and assistant football coach at Bellevue West High School where he was fortunate enough to be a member of the 2019 Nebraska Class A State Champions. He coached wide receivers, special teams, and was the Head JV Football Coach. Coach Pavlik brings with him experience coaching at the college level as well. He worked as a student football coach and then graduate assistant football coach at South Dakota State University... He also previously coached under hall of fame coach, Frank Lenti, at Mount Carmel High School in Chicago, IL... “I will teach my players more than how to block, catch, and tackle. I will teach them life lessons through the game of football. My players will know how to face adversity. They will be ready for life after football. They will thrive in life after football. In the future, my players will be quality men, professionals, leaders, husbands, and fathers. ”

Sr. Megan Therese Tunink, a Marian Sister of the Diocese of Lincoln, has been assigned to Bishop Neumann as Theology teacher for 7th graders and Freshman. She will also be teaching High School Business Math.

Rev. Andrew Schwenka, Priest of the Diocese of Lincoln, has been assigned to Bishop Neumann as Theology teacher for 8th graders and Sophomores. Also serving in various priestly roles to enhance the students’ relationship with Christ.

Jason Simons has been selected as Junior High Science and Health teacher. Jason is not new to the Bishop Neumann family. He is currently the High School Girls Basketball Coach. He also taught here at Neumann during the years of 2011-2013. His wife, Julie, teaches at St. Wenceslaus School and three of his boys are Neumann Alumni. Welcome Back!

Dress code

Personal appearance affects one’s attitude and behavior. Good grooming exhibited through cleanliness, decency, and neatness indicates self-respect. The learning atmosphere is promoted when students look their best. General guidelines

The administration of Bishop Neumann reserves the right to determine appropriate clothing for school.

All clothes must be clean, unfaded and untattered, without holes.

Hats, caps or hoods are not allowed to be worn during the school day.

No body or tongue-piercing jewelry. Tattoos must be covered at all times.

Chains or other jewelry or accessories judged inappropriate by the administration are not allowed.

No sweatpants or wind pants are to be worn (including on cold days walking to Mass).

Dress shoes or tennis shoes that are closed-toe with a back are to be worn with socks. Boots may be worn if tops are covered by the

pant leg to the ankle.

Acceptable shirts – Short or long-sleeve plain white or red polos with no logos, prints or designs. Short or long-sleeve t-shirts may be worn under the polo. T-shirts must be all white with no visible writing or logos and should not stick out below the bottom of the polo.

Acceptable shorts - Dennis uniform shorts, unaltered, in black or khaki. Acceptable pants – Dress pants in black or khaki. Pants must have four or fewer pockets only on the upper portion of the pants. They

are to be worn at the natural waistline. Pants must be straight-legged, not gathered or flared. Cuffs cannot be altered or split. The following are not allowed: tight-fitting pants, jeggings/leggings, look-alike jeans, jogger or yoga pants. Undergarments must not be visible. Hair should be clean and natural appearing in color and pattern, with no faddish or outlandish styles. There is to be no permanent or

semi-permanent foreign objects attached to hair or head. Only sweatshirts & fleeces currently sold in the office are permitted. On field trips, students should be in school uniform. Some exceptions to this rule (e.g., dressing up for FBLA or FFA events) may be

approved by school administration.

Additional guidelines Earrings are inappropriate for school wear for boys and may not be worn to school or school-related activities.

Boys are to be clean shaven. Sideburns are not to go below the earlobe. Boys will be asked to shave at school.

Boys’ hair styles will consist of a short or regular tapered neckline off the collar and tapered above and off the ears. No pony tails, pig

tails, or outlandish or faddish styles.

If a boy is asked to cut his hair because of length, the policy is:

Hair cut will be done within three days (not three school days).

Student is responsible for showing administration the haircut.

Hair must meet guidelines.

If student does not show administration the haircut, he will serve a detention.

If not cut by three days, he will serve a detention.

If hair is not cut by three days after receiving the detention, he will be suspended until the haircut meets guidelines.

Girls may wear unaltered Dennis uniform skorts in black or plaid.

Jean Days On scheduled jean days, students have the option of wearing jeans (blue or black-colored denim jeans) instead of the school

uniform. The jeans may not be ragged or torn. No form fitting jeans or denim leggings are allowed. No wind or nylon-material pants may be worn. School uniform shorts/pant may be worn in place of jeans.

Modest collared or collarless shirts and/or blouses may be worn with the jeans. Sweatshirts, sweaters, pullovers (even pullovers with partial zippers) and T-shirts may be worn, but inappropriate or lewd advertising or messages are not acceptable. The following are not allowed: tank tops, mid-rifts, sleeveless shirts or blouses. Full zip jackets are allowed. Shoes appropriate for school wear and socks must be worn. Students who choose not to wear jeans must follow the regular school dress code. Spirit Day (Red & Gold)

Periodically, during the school year, Spirit Days may be scheduled. Students will have the option of wearing shirts with Bishop Neumann insignia, with the “Neumann” name on them, or predominantly red or gold shirts, with blue jeans instead of the school uniform. Students who do not choose to wear red/gold must follow the regular school dress code. Consequence

Any student violating the Bishop Neumann dress code will be issued a dress code citation which will not apply toward the school disciplinary process. A student may receive multiple citations for the same infraction over the course of the same school day. Dress code citations will be served from 7:25AM – 7:55AM. Students will have two days to serve the citation.

Last school year, there was a focus on COVID-19 protocols that provided safety to students and teachers and permitted the school to stay open. This focus allowed some other areas of our handbook to have less attention. Our dress code was one of these areas where compliance and enforcement of our expectations had relaxed Please read through the dress code below to ensure uniforms, haircuts/colors, etc. meet the expectations stated in our handbook.

CAFETERIA ANNOUNCEMENTS The USDA has announced all students can receive free lunch and breakfast for the 2021-2022 school year. Parents still need to fill out the Federal Lunch Application for free or reduced meals. It is extremely important Parents fill this application out and return it to the school, we encourage all families to fill it out and turn it in. A copy of the Federal Free and Reduce Meal application will be mailed next week. It will also be availabe at: https://bishopneumann.com/2020-2021-lunch-information/.

There will be a few changes to the cafeteria this next school year. We will be providing breakfast at St. Johns and Bishop Neumann. The breakfast will meet the National School Breakfast Program’s (NSBP) meal pattern requirement and will be free for the 2021-2022 school year. The cafeteria will continue to have smart snacks available for Bishop Neumann Students before school, along with breakfast. The snack item prices will remain comparable to last spring, and will be charged to the students lunch account. There will be a la cart items available to Bishop Neumann Students in the lunch line for an extra charge, i.e.; yogurt, uncrustable sandwich, side salad. These items are not part of the meal and will have a fee of $.75 per item if the student chooses to take them. An alternate entrée item will also be available if a Bishop Neumann student would choose not to have the main dish item from the menu. This entrée item will be the same each day (a sub sandwich) which will meet the NSLP meal pattern and can be substituted for the main dish and grain for the day. The student will get the rest of the planned menu. Also students in 5th and 6th grade at St. Johns and St. Wenceslaus will be allowed to get a second entrée. Second Entrée’s (Doubles) are $1.50. We recommend all parents/guardians have a conversation with your students about whether or not you want the students to purchase snacks, extra milks, a la cart items, and doubles as these items are extra costs and will be charged to the student’s account. With all of these changes we encourage families to set up a lunch account at www.myschoolbucks.com. We ask that lunch accounts be kept current as there can be charges with snacks and doubles purchases, and the negative lunch policy will be in effect, which can be found in the Student Handbook or on the website www.bishopneumann.com. Lunch money can be brought to the front office. The Kitchen staff is looking forward to the new school year. We hope the changes will

encourage more students to eat with us. If you have any questions or concerns please call the school (402-443-4151) and ask to speak to Carolyn, or any questions can be sent via email to Kitchen@cdolinc.net.

Notes from the School Counselor:

SCHEDULES CAN BE PICKED UP IN THE FRONT OFFICE THE WEEK OF AUGUST 2nd

Student schedules will be available for pick-up beginning August 2nd. I will be in my office for any questions students may have as to their schedules. Due to a variety of meetings that week, please call ahead before you make the trip to school to make sure someone is available. We will have Junior High Preview Night on Monday, August 9th beginning at 6:30pm in the cafeteria. This night is geared to our incoming 7th graders and their parents, however any new student is welcome to attend as well. We will have a short informational meeting where students will receive their schedules, have an opportunity to visit with teachers, get their pictures taken, and set up their lockers if they’d like. Mrs. Missy Chvatal, School Counselor

Parents ~Student Military Contact~

Any parent who would like Bishop Neumann High School to withhold his/her child’s name, address and phone number from military recruiters for the 2021-2022 school year should send a letter requesting this by August 31, 2021 to the following address:

John Kreikemeier, Principal, Bishop Neumann High School, 202 S. Linden Street, Wahoo, NE 68066

(New rosters will be available to recruiters beginning September 1, 2021.)

WHAT TO BRING THE FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL

1. Course/Class/Activity Fees: All fees are due at the beginning of the school year . Payment options are: check, cash, credit card, FACTS payment plan, and/or prior arrangements made with the superintendent. Any questions should be directed to Mrs. Jennifer Benes.

2. Any address or phone changes that may have occurred this summer . This includes parents work phone numbers.

3. Over the Counter Medication Form and small bottle of meds (please mark name and grade on them) and ALL health paperwork (exams, immunization records, asthma/anaphylaxis plans) turned in or sent the school offices no later than Wednesday, AUGUST 11th.

4. Student/Parent Handbook Verification Sheet and Media Release. 5. Lunch money (Separate check prefer red). 6. Kleenex (at least two boxes per student). 7. Two reams of paper per student.

Reminder: All health paperwork (physicals, immunization updates, asthma, diabetes or anaphylaxis forms) are

due to the office by August 2nd. Forms can be found on the Bishop Neumann website, https://bishopneumann.com/about-us/forms/

Please contact the school nurse (BNHO-Nurse@cdolinc.net) if you have any questions or concerns. Health Examination: According to Nebraska State Law, any student enter ing seventh grade as well as anyone planning to participate in sports during the upcoming school year must have a physical. If your son/daughter is participating in fall sports please make arrangements for the physical to be completed by the first day for fall sports practice. Please make sure that the height and weight is filled in on your Clearance Form. Those participating in fall conditioning must have their physical by September 6th. Seventh graders need to have their physical completed by August 2nd. Health

examination forms can be picked up in the school office or https://bishopneumann.com/about-us/forms/ Lincoln Diocesan Immunization Policy: All Students enrolling in Catholic Schools in the Lincoln Diocese are expected to be vaccinated according to the childhood immunization requirements of Nebraska State law. The following exemptions are recognized under State law and diocesan policy: 1. Medical — this requires a waiver signed by a competent medical authority 2. Conflict with personal and sincerely held religious beliefs Requesting and exemption: Any request for an exemption must be made in writing, stating the basis of the requested exemption. The request should be addressed to both the principal and the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of the Catholic school where the student intends to enroll. The deadline for requesting an exemption is August 1 for students who intend to enroll beginning with the fall semester. The deadline is January 2 for students intending to enroll beginning with the spring semester. At their discretion, the school principal and the CAP may request to meet with the parents/guardians.

The 2021-2022 Cavalier Handbook & Activities Book can be found online at https://

bishopneumann.com/about-us/forms/ There are some revisions, so please read it carefully before signing the handbook verification form and media release form. We need to have on file in school the form signed by both students and parents that are on page 1 of the handbook & activities book. These forms must be turned in by the first day of school. Printed copies will be available only on request. It is assumed that by sending your students to Bishop Neumann High School you have read and agreed that you will abide by the policies set aside in the handbook.

English- A notebook for English only Pens/Pencils Checking pens Highlighters Jr. High English: 3-prong plastic folder History- A notebook for History only Pens/Pencils Checking pens Erasers Religion- A notebook for religion only Loose leaf paper Pens/Pencils Checking pens Colored markers Crayons or colored pencils Small scissors Freshman: 3-ring binder or a durable folder Small journal Science- Spiral Notebook Pocket Folder Basic Calculator Ruler with metric measurements Agribusiness/Leadership: One 1/2 “binder with 6 tab dividers Speech: 3x5 notecards Highlighters Folder with pockets A notebook for Speech only

All Math Students grades 7-12: Graphing Notebook Spiral Notebook Graph Filler Paper (Loose Leaf Graph Paper) Loose Leaf Paper Ruler Multi-Colored Pens Pencils Protractor (Geometry Students only) Calculator:

Math 7/Algebra II/College Algebra/Stats—Texas Instru-ment Scientific Calculator, specifically TI-30XIIS(found at Walmart, Target, Amazon, etc. for $10-$15)

Pre-Calc/Calculus—Texas Instrument Graphing Calcula-tor, specifically TI-83 or TI-84(found at Walmart, Tar-get, Amazon, etc. for $100, can also find used on Buy-Sell-Trade sites, and the school has a few available for rent for the school year-first come, first serve)

7th & 8th Graders in Jr. High Band &/or Choir: (*ALL 7th graders are enrolled in a music class) White tuxedo shirt (can be purchased through Hobby Lobby) Black dress pants Black dress shoes 7th & 8th Graders Physical Education:: All students are provided game/competition uniforms. They will

need to be returned at the end of the year. Athletic Shoes (shoes appropriate for each sport – football cleats;

basketball shoes; wrestling shoes; track spikes) Gym Clothes (weather/activity appropriate athletic apparel) Combination lock

ART STUDENTS

All art students taking ar t this year will be required to buy a set of brushes for $7.00. This will included 6 brushes of various sizes. This will eliminate hiding, hoarding or de-stroying the brushes. They will be theirs to keep and to care for! There are also bags of pencils and erasers sold through Mrs. Lorenz for $3.00. Each student coming into art will also need to purchase these as well.

School Supplies: Students in grade nine through twelve will be told by their teachers on the first day of school any additional supplies they will need for each of their classes. For the first day, please bring a ball point pen and notebook paper.

Please supply 2 boxes of tissues and 2 reams of copy paper per student

All BIOLOGY Classes: 1 - 3 subject notebook – preferably college ruled 1 - 1 subject notebook to be used for lab work 1 - folder for assignments

Red pens for class ALSO – Highlighter - pencils, other colored pens ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY Classes: 1 - 3 subject notebook – preferably college ruled 1 - 1 subject notebook to be used for lab work 1 - ½ inch binder 1 - folder for assignments Red pens for class Highlighter Color pencil (1 dozen) pencils other colored pens

**See Mr. Rezac for spiral notebooks. He has them available for $.10 each or 5 for $.25.

2021 Bishop Neumann Mission Trip to Villa Marie School

Campus Ministry

Homecoming week is September 13th—17th. This week adds a little excitement to the Fall season. We plan to continue with the weeklong celebration to include: Daily theme for students; Homecoming parade; Homecoming game, this year against Tekamah-Herman; and end with our Homecoming Dance. This year we are looking to make an adjustment to our Homecoming Celebration. Friday night, we plan to announce our King and Queen on the football field roughly 25 minutes after the game on Friday night. This will allow more of our alumni and supporters to celebrate in the coronation. Secondly, we will have our Homecoming Dance following the Coronation and game.

GOLF ANNOUNCEMENT The State Championship Golf Banquet will be held on Wednesday July 14, 2021 at 6:30 p.m. in the Neumann cafeteria. The cost of the catered meal is $12.00 per person. The golf team members and coaches do not have to pay for their meal. The deadline to RSVP is Friday July 9 at noon for all players, coaches, families and fans. Please call the school office at 443-4151 to make your reservations. The money can be paid in advance in the school office or at the door. The Bishop Neumann Tradition shirts will also be sold at the banquet for a cost of $12.00.

Athletic Boosters offer Senior Citizen Passes with no expiration date!

The Atletic Boosters will be offering a free senior citizen pass for all home games for the school year. If you have one from a prior year it is still good. Do not throw them away. This will be offered to anyone interested who is 65 years and older. Please contact the school office, 443-4151.

Athletic Boosters Activities Passes will be $75.00 for the school year 2021-2022. They will be honored at junior high activities also. Season Passes are excluded for tournaments and playoffs.

Prices at the door: Adults $6.00 Students $4.00

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The name of the newsletter is a play on words: “plume” being French for “pen” and English for “feather” — representing the pen of the journalist and the plume in the Cavalier’s hat. (Taken from the The Plume, Vol. I, No. 1, p. 1. Oct. 1964)

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