SCHOOL RESOURCE OFFICER…

SGT Van Doorne

October Newsletter

Welcome back to school everyone.

Its good to see all of the smiling faces back and hello to all of the

new students at RTHS. The school is in for an exciting year. With

the new building going up, there have been some changes to the

parking lots and drop off zones around the school. The areas will

change when the new school is completed so please work with us in

helping insure that no one gets hurt in the parking areas.

It also that time of year when temperatures will start to fall and

can mean you will need more time in the mornings to scrape win-

dows and insure your vehicle is ready for a safe ride to school in the

morning.

I would also like to remind all drivers that you MUST STOP for any

school bus that has it's stop sign and lights on.

Let’s all make this a great and safe year.

SGT Van Doorne , SRO

Stark County Sheriff's Department

R i ch ard ton -Ta y lo r P ub l i c S choo l D i s t r i c t # 34 October, 2017

Inside this issue:

Counselor’s Corner 2

Athletic News 3

Secondary Principal 4

Homecoming 5-7

Superintendent 8-9

Elementary Principal 10

TRE October Menu 12

RTHS/St. Mary’s Menu 14

Calendar 15

RECYCLING…… Joshua Begley

The Resource Department will be collecting used ink car-

tridges starting October 1st. We will then be donating

them to the Special Olympics program in Dickinson. You

can always send them with students, give them to Mr.

Begley, or drop them off in the office. Please help us sup-

port our community programs this year.

I have created a web page with all of the scholarship links organized by

month. I will keep adding scholarship information as I receive it.

https://sites.google.com/view/mrsjungscounselingcorner

Elks Most Valuable Student Scholarship (Nov. 27) http://www.elks.org/enf/scholars/mvs.cfm

Alert Magazine Scholarship http://www.alertmagazine.org/scholarship.php

Student Tour Deals https://www.studenttourdeals.com/student-scholarships/

Coca-Cola Scholarship http://www.coca-colascholarsfoundation.org/apply/#programs

Horatio Alger Scholarship (Oct. 25) https://scholars.horatioalger.org/scholarships/

General Scholarships www.fastweb.com

NDSCA Essay Scholarship (Dec. 24) See Mrs. Jung

10 Words or Less Scholarship https://www.studentscholarships.org/easy.php#sthash.HYY5ESNY.dpbs

PSAT will be administered at the Abbey on October 11th at 8:30 for all junior students.

Please see Mrs. Jung if you have any questions regarding this assessment.

Also, for those of you who plan to retake the ACT please see the times and dates for the upcoming testing dates.

You will need to register with act.org to take the test prior to the registration deadline. Cost of the exam is $46.00

October is designated as College Application Month in the state of ND. At RTHS, we are fortunate to host

a College Application Day on October 16th. This is a time for students to apply to an in-state college and

the $35.00 fee is waived. Those applying to out-of-state colleges are also encouraged to apply during this

time as we will have volunteers helping our students.

Counselor’s Corner………..Mrs. Jung

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Test Date Registration Deadline Late Fee Required

October 28, 2017 September 22, 2017 September 23- Oct. 6, 2017

December 9, 2017 November 3, 2017 November 4-17, 2017

February 10, 2018 January 12, 2018 January 13-19, 2018

April 14, 2018 March 9, 2018 March 10-23, 2018

Our Raiders have been busy with Football, Volleyball and Basketball. I

am proud of each one of them…they are doing an awesome job with

their studies and sports-Keep up the GOOD WORK!!

5/6 Boys Basketball starts on October 2nd at 3:30pm. Junior High Girls

Basketball starts on October 9th at 4:30pm. Both practices will be held

at TRE.

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. “Dig Pink” Night is on October 24th here at RTHS

with ABC Volleyball games starting at 4:30pm.

“It’s not how good YOU are, It’s how good YOU WANT TO BE”

Current job openings: Head Junior High Girls Basketball Coach and 5/6 Grade Boys Basketball

Coach. If you are interested in any position please contact me or the school.

Athletic News…Kari Dohrmann Athletic Director

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IMPORTANT NOTICE TO RICHARDTON-TAYLOR

DISTRICT TAXPAYERS

A public hearing to consider increasing the 2017

Richardton-Taylor School District

property tax levy by 5.11% will be held at the

Richardton-Taylor High School,

320 Raider Road, Richardton, North Dakota,

on Wednesday October 11, 2017 at 6:30 pm.

Citizens will have an opportunity to present

oral or written comments regarding

the property tax levy.

The mission of the Richardton-Taylor Public Schools is to prepare

and educate students to positively contribute in a diverse, global society.

HOMECOMING

The hallways were decorated for homecoming and some special events took place the end of September. Check

out the pictures on the next page of homecoming festivities

CONFERENCES

Student-led conferences will take place on Tuesday October 3rd and Wednesday October 4th from 3:30-7:00 pm.

For those of you that are new to our district, our students are educated and guided in leading the conference by

presenting their grades, projects, and learning level to their parent/guardian and also their conference instructor

advisor. Students gain presentation skills through student-led conferences and also learn to take responsibility

for their own learning during student-led conferences. The student-led conference is by appointment. You will

receive an appointment letter in the mail. During conferences, teachers will have both the appointed scheduled

times and also open times that provide time for you to visit with specific teachers. Please review a teachers’ con-

ference schedule posted on the outside of teachers’ classrooms when you come to conferences so you are able to

review times that would best fit your schedule in meeting with specific teachers. October 3rd and 4th provides

optimal time for you and your child/children to attend student-led conferences together. This conference time

also provides a better understanding of your child/children’s progress at an earlier date which will provide better

assistance in how to guide your child/children to succeed in school. It is mandatory for students to participate in

student-led conferences. If students and parents are unable to participate in student-led conferences, students

are required to present their learning material to myself, Dr. Vogle, to gain presentation skills and learn respon-

sibility for their own learning. We look forward to seeing you at conferences, however, if you have any concerns

regarding your child/children’s learning, please do not hesitate to call and set up an appointment to communi-

cate with your child’s/children’s teachers. There will also be a drawing for some Raider prizes.

TESTING

NWEA (Northwest Evaluation Association) testing for grades 9-11 will take place Octo-

ber 3rd & 5th, 2017. Testing for 7th & 8th grade will take place on October 4th & 10th.

NWEA provides students, parents, and teachers valuable information regarding stu-

dents’ level of learning, including strengths and weaknesses. This information is utilized

in guiding classroom curriculum in supporting student learning needs. Students will be

setting goals with Mrs. Jung in Reading, Writing, Math, and Science prior to NWEA

testing. It would be a good idea for students to get extra sleep and consistent nutrition

prior to and during NWEA testing.

CONNECT

The Richardton-Taylor school district provides communication and updates through

our school webpage at http://www.richardton-taylor.k12.nd.us/, on Twitter at

@R_TRaiders, and Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/Richardton. Please follow

us to keep connected.

Happy Fall Raiders!...... Secondary Principal -Dr. Vogle

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Spirit Week and Homecoming were loads of fun and very successful. The National Guard’s program “Bring on You’re a Day” fea-turing four expert BMX bike riders was very popular with all in attendance, particularly the section where one rider ramped over Superintendent Bautz’ s head. Thank you to Mrs. Conlon and company for making the late Wednesday afternoon icy treat of snow cones.

Popcorn and volleyball was on the agenda for Thursday afternoon and it was exciting even-though the JH girls couldn’t pull off the final victory over Hazen. Games and races kept the student body busy most of Friday afternoon with cheese-head and marshmal-low drop being very popular. Congratulation’s to the class of 2018 (Seniors) for winning the Spirit Week contest with a total of 1155 points, the class of 2023(7th grade) was second with 1050 points.

Coy Diede is the son of Clint and Heather Diede. Coy is very active in High School rodeo having won many buckles (first place fin-ishes) in both calf roping and team roping where he is a heeler. Coy also was a member of the basketball team. For fun, he rides colts, hunts, and works on the ranch. Coy plans on attending DSU majoring in range management.

Shelby Floberg is the daughter of Bryan and Lea Floberg. Shelby is the senior class President and is a 4x state student congress champion. She is a 2-time state speech serious duo champion and has attended 2 national speech completions. She has qualified for state music 3 times and is a 2-time regional one act play honorable mention awardee. She is a member of the National Honor Society and actively plays both volleyball and basketball. For fun, she is a coffee nut, watches Moana, bakes treats, and hangs out with the girls. Her future plans include attending the Uni-versity of Mary majoring in occupational therapy. Tony Kolar is the son of Corby Kolar and Dawn Woodell. He is an Individual honorable mention all-conference football player and a second team all-region linebacker. Tony was also a member of the basketball team. For fun Tony enjoys automotive mechanics, dirt track car racing, and working on the farm. After graduation Tony plans to enter the workforce.

Calli Kuntz is the daughter of Pat and Marcy Kuntz. She is very active in volleyball as a defensive specialist and in basketball as a point guard. Calli is a member of the National Honor Society. For fun Calli cares for her cats, hangs out with the gang, and watches SpongeBob. After graduation Calli plans to attend college majoring in a topic to be decided later.

Matthew Naumann is the son of Curt and Doretta Naumann. He is active in speech where he has been a state radio broadcaster and he is a member of the student congress team. In football Matthew was voted on to the state second all region team. Matthew is also a member of the basketball team. For fun Matthew enjoys hunting, lifting & running, as well as welding and work-ing with wood. In the future Matthew plans to attend UND majoring in Pre-med with the goal of becoming an anesthesiologist.

Josie Wicks is the daughter of Zane and Mary Jo Wicks. Josie is the senior class Secretary and is a 4x state student congress cham-pion. She is a 2-time state speech serious duo champion and has attended 3 national speech completions. She is a regional one act play Outstanding actress and a debate qualifier. She is a member of the National Honor Society and actively plays volleyball. Josie is active in Rodeo and is the Rodeo Club treasurer. For fun Josie likes to sing and shop, she rides her horse and hangs out with the gals. After graduation Josie plans to attend a college majoring in something to be decided later.

2017 Homecoming

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DIG PINK NIGHT

The Richardton-Taylor and Hettinger-Scranton volleyball teams will be hosting a “Dig Pink” volleyball match in

Richardton on Tuesday, October 24th,. There will be a silent basket auction that night, all proceeds from the

auction will go to Breast Cancer Awareness. If you would like to donate a basket or item to be auctioned,

please drop it off at the high school . We hope you can come out that night to support our volleyball team

and this wonderful cause!

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Congratulations to the 2017 RTHS Royal Court King Matthew Naumann, Queen Josie Wicks and Calli Kuntz, Coy Diede, Shelby Floberg, and Tony Kolar and Hebron High School King Ryan Woroniecki, Queen Morgan Kri-zan and Natalie Opp, Cody Schantz, Haley Conlon, Gannon Reinbold.

Public Hearing for 2017 School District Tax Levy

A public hearing will be held at the Richardton-Taylor High School on Wednesday, October 11, 2017, at 6:30 p.m. to discuss the 2017 tax levy. Citizens will have an opportunity to present oral or written comments regarding the property tax levy.

The following 2017 tax levy information is based on preliminary numbers provided by the county auditors. Therefore, the numbers may change in October when we receive the final notification of our taxable valuation.

Zero Increase Mills - Valuation and Levy Information

• Preliminary numbers have indicated a $600,000 decrease in our taxable valuation.

• To calculate your estimated tax increase, use your 2016 Net Taxable Value and take it times .013

*Example:

2016 Net Taxable Value x .013 = Estimated tax increase

• $4,500 x .013 = $58.50

Taxable Valuation Valuation of New Land Growth in District

Previous Tax Year $12,610,106 Present Tax Year $0

Present Tax Year $12,005,435

Mills Levied in Previous Tax Year Proposed Mill Levy for Present Tax Year

General 70.00 General 70.00

Tuition 0.00 Tuition 0.00

Miscellaneous Fund 12.00 Miscellaneous Fund 12.00

Special Reserve 0.00 Special Reserve 0.00

Building Fund 10.00 Building Fund 10.00

Special Assessments 0.00 Special Assessment 0.00

Sinking and Interest 33.00 Sinking and Interest 46.00

Judgment 0.00 Judgment 0.00

TOTAL Mills Levied 125.00 TOTAL Mills Levied 138.00

Superintendent ….. Mr. Brent Bautz

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If you have any questions or concerns, please contact me at the Richardton-Taylor High School; 974-2111.

Guns on School Property

With the new right to carry law and hunting season quickly approaching, we would like to remind every-one that school grounds are gun free zones. Therefore, if you possess a gun or weapon in your vehicle, you will need to park off school grounds, double check that the ammunition is stored separately from the weapon, and lock your vehicle to protect against theft. This reminder can protect you from an automatic gun violation, even in an innocent incident.

Property Tax Comparison by Tax Year - Individual Homeowner/Land Owner

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Taxable Value Previous Tax Year Previous Year Mill Levy Taxable Value Present Tax Year Proposed Levy

$12,610,106 125.00 $12,005,435 138.00

Value of Home Assessed Value Residential Taxable Value

$ 100,000 $ 50,000 $ 4,500

Previous Tax Year Property Tax (School Portion)

Present Tax Year Property Tax (School Portion) Increase

$ 562.50 $ 621.00 $ 58.50

Value of Quarter of Land Assessed Value Land Quarter's Taxable Value

$ 100,000 $ 50,000 $ 5,000

Previous Tax Year Property Tax (School Portion)

Present Tax Year Property Tax (School Portion) Increase

$ 625.00 $ 690.00 $ 65.00

YEARBOOKS AVAILABLE FROM THE PAST

1972, 1975, 1976, 1977, 1979, 1982, 1992,1995,

2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008

A limited number are available, they are first come bases.

Please contact the high school if you are interested.

Mr. Bohn’s Byline…..

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Parents, now that the autumn season is upon us, please send

appropriate clothing for your child/ren. Remember that if the

temperature is below 50 degrees, the students need a jacket.

This information is in the handbook that you will be receiving.

It will be sent home with your oldest child. I hope you will take

the time to read through it because

it is full of important information.

Please keep the handbook handy so

if your child/ren has any questions

about rules and regulations at the

school, you could find the answer for

him/her. If you have any questions

about the information in the hand-

book, please call me.

As the 5/6 girls basketball and peewee football teams wrap up

the seasons, I would like to thank the coaches for all of their

time and dedication to these programs. Also, thank you to the

parents for all the time and effort you sacrifice to have your

child on these teams. Congratulations girls and boys on a sea-

son of growth and fun. It is now time to gear up for the 5/6

boys basketball season which begins soon. Practice begins on

October 2nd, and their first home game will be October 31st.

I hope you have been busy helping your child/ren sell goodies

for the Club Choice fundraiser sponsored by PAWS. We re-

ceive about 45% of the money that is raised by the students to

put back into items that will benefit the students at TRE. If you

are new to TRE and would like to be involved in our parent

group, please contact the school, and we will provide you with

contact information so you can learn more about PAWS. It

would be great to see a couple new faces at the next meeting.

Thank you to the volunteers that come in on Wednesdays,

you are definitely an asset to us. A special thanks to Judy Roll

for taking the time to come in and help us with vision checks

and pictures. Anyone who would like to volunteer is always

welcome. I would also like to thank Buck and Bev Haas for

their hospitality and the sharing of their knowledge with the

sixth graders and Mrs. Messer when they went on a field trip

to the old Taylor Nursery and Art Depot. It was a very educa-

tional and fun experience.

October will have to put on their testing hats for October be-

cause the K-6 students will be taking the NWEA assessments

beginning on October 2nd and ending October 18, and the

fourth grade students will also have to take the NDSA science

assessment during the week of October 15th. I hope all the

students work very hard to do their best on the assessments,

and parents, I ask that you do your part in making sure your

child has enough rest and has a good breakfast so they are

able to focus on the assessments.

The new reading series has brought many new challenges to

our students. They are overcoming these challenges with the

help of the teachers. I am hoping that they will find the chal-

lenges to be helpful when it comes to taking the NWEA and

NDSA test. I again want to thank Mr. Bautz and the school

board for agreeing to the purchase of the series. This will also

help with the alignment of our language arts curriculum for

grades 1-6.

I would like to give everyone advanced notice that our

parent/teacher conferences at TRE are Tuesday, November

7th and Thursday, November 9th. The teachers will have the

results of the students NWEA tests and their first quarter

grades. We might even have the results of the state assess-

ment that some of the students took last year. You should

have received your child/ren’s mid-term grades so I hope that

if you had any questions or con-

cerns you have contacted his/

her teacher. We will also be

hosting a book fair during con-

ferences at the Taylor school.

Please make sure you check out

the entire newsletter for up-

coming events. Please let us

know at TRE if you have any-

thing special that we can celebrate with your child/ren or if

you have any concerns. Please contact the teacher/s if you

have questions or concerns about your child/ren performance

or behavior in the classroom. The best time to contact them

are from 8:00 – 8:25 in the morning or from 3:15 – 3:30 in the

afternoon. Communication is the key to success. You may

contact the teachers or myself at 974-3585. Have a great au-

tumn season.

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Mrs. Meyer Joins TRE Staff

Hi, my name is Tina Meyer and I am a sec-

ond grade teacher at Taylor-Richardton Ele-

mentary. I live near Gladstone on a small

farm with my husband Patrick. We raise

cattle and hay and we have 7 children. My

husband is a mechanic in Dickinson. Our

oldest daughter is a senior at University of

Mary studying elementary education, our

son is studying business at Jamestown Uni-

versity and we have 5 going to school in

Dickinson. We recently adopted 2 foster

children.

I was raised on a dairy farm north of Regent and have 6 siblings.

I attended DSU and graduated in 1992. I owned a daycare for several years while living in Dickinson and when we moved to the farm I started substi-tute teaching, this allowed me to stay home with my kids when they were young, many of those years I subbed here in Taylor. A few of those years I was a full time teacher. Last year I worked part time for Able in Dickinson at the thrift store. Now that my youngest is in kindergarten, it was a good time for me to get a full time job. I am lov-ing my days here at Taylor and couldn't ask for a better group of kids to spend my time with.

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TRE October Menu

October 2-6 Monday- cereal, toast, fruit, juice, milk enchilada casserole, corn, garlic knots, fruit salad, milk Tuesday- breakfast pizza, fruit, juice, milk super nachos, veggie blend, juice bars, cookie, milk Wednesday- cereal, donuts, fruit, juice, milk pork roast, mashed potatoes, carrots, dinner roll, tapioca pudding w/strawberries, milk Thursday- French toast, sausage, fruit, juice chicken burger, tator tots, baked beans, broccoli/cauliflower, applesauce, milk Friday- cereal, mini bagels, fruit, juice, milk taco in a bag, lettuce/cheese, carrots/celery, brownie, grapes, milk October 9-13 Monday- ham/cheese biscuit, fruit, juice chili crispitos, lettuce/cheese, chips/salsa, chocolate chip bar, ap-ple Tuesday- cereal, muffin, fruit, juice, milk sausage, buttered noodles, muffin, corn, apricots, milk Wednesday- cinnamon rolls, yogurt, juice, milk meatloaf, baked potato, mixed veggies, dinner roll, peaches, chocolate cake, milk Thursday- cereal, banana bread, fruit, juice popcorn chicken, French fries, carrots/celery, applesauce, milk Friday- pancake wrap, fruit, juice, milk pizza, lettuce salad, pineapple cup, cookie, milk October 16-20 Monday- cereal, bagels, fruit, juice, milk chicken fajita, lettuce/cheese, corn on cob, chips/salsa, canta-loupe Tuesday- egg omelet, toast, fruit, juice, milk potato dumpling soup, crackers, ham sandwich, lettuce, carrots sticks, cookie, milk Wednesday- cereal, lemon bread, fruit, juice, milk spaghetti, meat sauce, green beans, breadsticks, jell-o w/fruit Thursday- No School Teacher’s Convention Friday- No School Teacher’s Convention October 23-27 Monday- No School PD Day Tuesday- cereal, granola bar, fruit, juice, milk chicken strips, rice pilaf, mixed veggies, muffin, pears, milk Wednesday- caramel roll, mixed fruit, juice, milk ham, criss cross potato, corn, dinner roll, peach crisp, milk Thursday- cereal, pretzels, fruit, juice, milk turkey wrap, lettuce/cheese, sun chips, tri peppers, craisins, milk Friday- egg/cheese biscuit, fruit, juice, milk rib burgers, puzzle potatoes, baked beans, orange, milk October 30-31 Monday- cereal, yogurt, juice, milk chicken nuggets, buttered noodles, green beans, mandarin oranges, milk Tuesday- long johns, fruit, juice, milk Dracula blood, mummies, tombstones, ogre fingers, pumpkin

Upcoming Events

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Happy October from PAWS…..

Just a reminder that we still have some items for sale. The PAWS Community Calendars are $6.00 and can be purchased at TRE, RTHS, Bremer Bank, Dakota Community Bank, and Country Drug Store.

We also have Raider t-shirts youth small to 3X available at TRE for $8.00.

Club’s Choice kickoff was Tuesday, September 26, so watch for the order packets coming home with your child/ren. Orders are due back to TRE by October 10th.

Our next meeting will be October 18, beginning at 5:30 at St. Mary’s Social Center. We are always looking for new members.

October 2 NWEA Testing Begins

October 2 First 5/6 BBB practice

October 3 Bookmobile at St. Mary’s and TRE

October 8-14 Fire Prevention Week

October 16 National Bosses Day

October 19-20 No School, Teachers Convention

October 23 No School, Professional Development Day

October 29 First quarter ends

Nov 7 & 9 Parent Teacher Conferences at TRE

Breakfast

Oct.2-6

Mon.-cereal, breakfast bar, fruit, juice, milk

Tues.-egg, sausage, toast, fruit, juice, milk

Wed.-French toast, fruit, juice, milk

Thurs.-cereal, breakfast bar, fruit, juice, milk

Fri.-cereal, breakfast bar, fruit, juice, milk

Oct. 9-13

Mon.-cereal, breakfast bar, fruit, juice, milk

Tues.-pancakes, fruit, juice, milk

Wed.-cereal, breakfast bar, fruit, juice, milk

Thurs.-enchilada egg bake, fruit, juice, milk

Fri.-cereal, breakfast bar, fruit, juice, milk

Oct. 6-20

Mon.-cereal, breakfast bar, fruit, juice, milk

Tues.-pancakes, fruit, juice, milk

Wed.-cereal, breakfast bar, fruit, juice, milk

Thurs.-No school –Teacher’s Convention

Fri.-No school Teacher’s Convention

Oct. 23-27

Mon.-No School –Professional Development Day

Tues.-egg bake english muffin, fruit, juice, milk

Wed.-.-cereal, breakfast bar, fruit, juice, milk

Thurs.-.-French toast, fruit, juice, milk

Fri.-cereal, breakfast bar, fruit, juice, milk

Oct. 30-Nov 3

Mon.-cereal, granola bar, fruit, juice, milk

Tues.-egg, sausage, toast, fruit, juice, milk

Wed.-cereal, breakfast bar,, fruit, juice, milk

Thurs.-pancakes, fruit, juice, milk

Fri.-cereal, breakfast bar, fruit, juice, milk

Lunch

Hotdogs, baked beans, chips, fruit, milk

Raider burgers (taco meat), lettuce, cheese, salad bar, french fries, fruit, milk

tator tot hot dish, peas, bun, fruit, milk

lasagna rollups, corn on the cob, fruit, milk

Grilled cheese sandwich, tomatoes soup, fruit, milk

sloppy joes, potatoes, cheese, vegetable, salad bar, fruit, milk

taco salad, chips, lettuce, shredded cheese, salad bar, fruit, milk

chicken fajitas, cheese, lettuce, fruit, milk

Corn dogs, french fries, salad bar, fruit, milk

Chili crispitos, potatoes, cheese, lettuce

spaghetti, corn, garlic rounds, vegetables, salad bar, fruit, milk

hard shell tacos, cheese, lettuce, salad bar, fruit, milk

pizza, salad bar, fruit, milk

Super nachos, cheese, lettuce, salad bar, fruit, milk

bbq pork sandwiches, chips, coleslaw, fruit, salad bar, milk

Meatballs, buns, mashed potatoes, gravy, corn, fruit, milk

corndogs, french fries, baked beans, vegetables, fruit, salad bar, milk

Sloppy joes, cheese, potatoes, vegetables, salad bar, fruit, milk

Softshell taco, lettuce, cheese, vegetable, salad bar, fruit, milk

Hotham and cheese, tator tots, vegetables, salad bar, fruit, milk

Pizza, salad bar, vegetables, fruit, milk

Hamburger stroganoff, hot vegetable, fruit, milk

RTHS/St. Mary’s Menus

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October 2017 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

1

2

JH/ JV FB Shiloh

at RTHS -4:00

5/6 Gr BBB prac-

tice starts

JH VB Mott/ Re-

gent Triangular

3

ABC VB vs Beulah

at RTHS –4:30

NWEA 9, 10, 11

grade

4

NWEA 7, 8 grade

5

ABC VB @ Trinity –

4:00 pm

NWEA 9,10, 11 grade

6

FB @ Scranton-

7:00 pm

7

A VB @ Beach

Tourney-9:00

am

8 9

JH &JV FB vs

Scranton/

Hettinger at RTHS

–4:30

JH GBB Practice

Starts

Student Congress-

Mandan

10

ABC VB at Center

–4:00

NWEA 7,8 grade

11

Juniors PSAT Test

@ ABBEY

Property Tax meet-

ing 6:30 pm and

School Board

Meeting 7:00

12

ABC VB @ Beach –

4:30 pm

13

14

B VB at Hazen

Tourney

15

JH FB END OF

SEASON CELE-

BRATION 5:00 pm

multi- purpose

room

16

AB VB vs Grant

County at RTHS –

6:00

17

5/6 BBB at Mott-

4:00

RTHS Fall Concert

–7:00 pm

18 19

20 21

22 23

5/6 BBB at South

Heart-4:00

NO SCHOOL

PROFESSIONAL

DEVELOPMENT

DAY

24

ABC VB vs Het-

tinger –Dig Pink

Night at RTHS-

4:30

JH GBB vs Killdeer

at TRE 4:00 pm

25

CTB TESTING

4,8,11 grade

26

ABC VB at New Sa-

lem –4:00 pm

5/6 BBB at Glen

Ullin-4:00 pm

CTB Testing 4,8,11

grade

27

+

28

29 30

5/6 BBB at New

England –5:00 pm

31

ABC VB at Hebron

4:00 pm

5/6 BBB vs Kill-

deer at TRE-4:00

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<——-NO SCHOOL——->

TEACHERS CONVENTION

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