Secondary Principal’s Note… Dr. Misti Vogle I hope you have found the month of September fulfilling with educa-

tional and extra-curricular activities. School came alive this last

month with multiple events.

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October, 2015

Dig Pink Night 3

New Staff, J. Jung 3

Superintendent’s Message

4

Counselor Corner 5

Elementary Principal 8

TRE Menu 9

New Staff, K Redka 10

Halloween Festival

11

Paw Prints 12

Love & Logic 14

RT/St. Mary’s Menu 18

Inside this issue:

October Newsletter RICHARDTON—TAYLOR PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT #34

Crows Nest Update: Multiple volunteers gave up

personal time in the midst of working and harvest-

ing. There has also been multiple contractors that

have come last minute to help complete parts of the

building project. Thank you people for your ideas,

time, strength, and dedication to our school and our

community.

FOOTBALL

VOLLEYBALL

CROWS NEST

The month of October is again filled with multiple events. However, I want to stress the importance of testing as we have multi-ple state-wide and standardized tests admin-istered throughout the month of October. Before and during testing it is crucial that your student has optimal rest, is well nour-ished, and is focused on doing well on their tests.

NWEA Testing (measures student progress) – October 12th – 19th.

Oct. 12, 2015 Freshmen: 8:30am – 2:15pm

Oct. 12, 2015 Juniors:12:45pm - 3:15pm

Oct. 13, 2015 Sophomores: 8:30am-2:15pm

Oct. 14, 2015 7th grade: 8:30am – 10:55am

Oct. 14, 2015 8th grade: 12:45pm –3:15pm

Oct. 15, 2015 8th grade: 8:30am – 10:55am

Oct. 15, 2015 7th grade: 12:45 – 3:15pm

PSAT Testing measures skills in three basic academic areas (critical reading, math prob-lem-solving, writing skills) important for success in college.

Oct. 14, 2015 Juniors: 8:30am – 12:15pm

North Dakota State Assessment (science) measure how well they are meeting grade-level expectations according to North Dako-ta education standards.

Oct. 26th, 2015 8th grade: During science class with Mrs. Kuntz

Oct. 26th, 2015 Juniors: During science class with Mrs. Stromsborg and Mrs. Kuntz

Reminder: I want to remind you that teach-ers have web pages that are linked through our Richardton-Taylor High School home page at https://sites.google.com/a/richardton-taylor.k12.nd.us/richardton-taylor-high/. On the left hand side of the home page, there is a link that says “Lesson Plans”. When you click on this link, you can choose a teacher and review lesson plans for the week.

Use these lesson plans to help guide your child with his/her studies. Con-sistency between teachers and parents will provide the best educational struc-ture for your student.

Parent-Teacher Conferences are coming up! Parent-teacher conferences will be held October 13, and 14th from 4:00pm – 7:00pm. The Richardton-Taylor High School has student-led conferences which takes place at an appointed time and includes the stu-dent, parents or guardians, and a home-room teacher that supported the stu-dent in preparing for the conference. I want to stress the importance of parent-teacher conferences in providing con-sistent support by both teachers and parents/guardians.

If a student and parent/guardian miss-es a student-led conference, students will be scheduled to meet with the sec-ondary principal to provide students with a student-led conference.

Some concerns have been brought to our attention regarding parents that may want to visit with multiple class-room teachers following student-led conferences.

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Principal Continued….

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In meeting student and parent needs we are providing both the student-led conference and time allotted where parents/guardians may visit with classroom teachers.

There will be time in between ap-pointed student-led conferences where students and par-ents/guardians may visit classroom teachers to further discuss student progress. I also want to express that the Richardton-Taylor School teach-ers are willing to support students consistently throughout the year so please be active with your student’s learning and contact teachers at your convenience as concerns may arise or if you want to discuss stu-dent progress. You may call the school to set up a time to meet with a teacher, contact a teacher through email, or converse by phone. Let’s be proactive together regarding your child’s learning. I look forward to seeing you at conferences!

5/6 Grade Girls

Basketball vs Trinity

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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 27th, with the C Squad match starting at 4:30. There will be a silent basket auction that night during the C and JV matches and a portion of the var-sity match. 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 by 3:30 on Tuesday, Oc-tober 27th. If you have any questions, call Coach Zent at 974-2111. We hope you can come out that night to support our volleyball team and this wonderful cause!

*This is also Parent’s Night.

High. We also have a very spoiled Shih-Tzu named Samson. We love to travel and spend time outdoors.

Fun Facts about Mrs. Jung

I have one older sister and three younger brothers

I have never been stung by a bee or wasp

I love, love, love cheese buttons

I go to the Medora Musical a lot in the summer

I ran a marathon in Fargo

My husband and I have the same birth-day

Meet Our New Counselor… Mrs. Jennifer Jung Hello!

My name is Jennifer Jung and I am the new counselor for K-12 students at RTHS, TRE, and St. Mary’s. I received my BS in Elementary Education from Dickinson State University and my Mas-ters in Curriculum & Instruction from Chadron State College in Nebraska. I am currently working on my school counseling degree through Lamar Uni-versity in Beaumont, Texas.

I grew up in South Heart, ND, but my family roots are here in the Richardton-Taylor area. My husband teaches sci-ence courses at Dickinson High School.

Our oldest son, Landen, lives and works in Dickinson. Our daughter, Ireland, is a senior at DHS and our youngest son, Aiden, is an 8th grader at Hagen Junior

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Junior High

Choir Class

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Superintendent…. Mr. Brent Bautz

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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.

http://jungscounselingcorner.weebly.com

Elks Most Valuable Student Scholarship ······························ http://www.elks.org/enf/scholars/mvs.cfm

Alert Magazine Scholarship ················································ http://www.alertmagazine.org/scholarship.php Youth Volunteer Scholarship Award (Nov. 29) ····················· http://www.studentscholarships.org/volunteer.php Carrington Dental Centre Scholarship (Oct. 30) ··················· http://www.studentscholarships.org/search.php

Horatio Alger Scholarship (Oct. 25) ···································· www.horatioalger.org//scholarships General Scholarship ··························································· www.fastweb.com

Profile in Courage Essay Contest

http://www.jfklibrary.org/Education+and+Public+Programs/Profile+in+Courage+Award/Essay+Contest+for+High+School+Students/

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

PSAT will be administered at the Abbey on October 14th at 8:30 for junior students who signed up. Reminder that there is a $15.00 fee for this test. This fee must be paid in the office with Mrs. Conlon prior to taking the test. Please see Mrs. Jung if you have any questions regarding this assessment.

All students in grades K-11 will be taking the NWEA assessment in October/November. This assessment will measure English, language, and math. This assessment will be completed on the computer. Students in grades 4, 8, and 11 will also take the CTB Science assessment.

Upcoming College Reps Visiting RTHS (for interested juniors and seniors)

Bismarck State College: October 12th at 8:30

University of Jamestown: October 14th at 2:00

Counselor’s Corner………..Jenn

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Fall Music Concert

Grades 7-12

October 20, 2015

RTHS Gym at 7:00 pm

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HOMECOMING ROYALTY 2015

October Newsletter

Back: Denver Colgrove, Abraham Axtmann, Karl Vyse

Front: Elizabeth Bohn, Tracy Leingang, Reagan Olson

Congratulations to

Abraham Axtmann and Tracy Leingang SPIRIT WEEK CLASS POINTS:

2016 2196

2018 1911

2017 1757

2021 1203

2019 1148

2020 1132

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HOMECOMING WEEK

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2015

First of all, I would like to remind everyone that we have changed our parent/teacher conferences to Tuesday, November 3rd and Thursday, November 5th. This will enable us to have the results of the students NWEA tests and their first quarter grades. We might even have the results of the state assessment 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 have any questions or concerns you have contacted his/her teacher. We will also be hosting a book fair during conferences.

Now that we are in the autumn season, please send appropriate clothing for your child/ren. Remember that if the temperature is below 50 degrees, the stu-dents need a jacket. This information is in the hand-book that you should have received from your child/ren. I hope you have taken time to read through it because there have been some important changes. 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 handbook, please call me.

As the 4/5/6 girls basketball season ends, I would like to thank Coach Rummel for all of his time and dedication to the program. Also, thank you to the parents for all of the time and effort you sacrifice to have your child on the team. Congratulations girls on a season of growth and fun. It is now time to gear up for the boys basketball season which begins on October 2nd.

I hope you have been busy helping your child/ren sell goodies for the Club Choice fundraiser spon-sored by PAWS. We receive about 45% of the mon-ey 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, the next meeting is September 29 at 6:00 p.m. here at TRE. It was great to see a couple new faces at the previous meeting.

Thanks you to all the ladies that come in to volun-teer on Wednesdays. You are definitely an asset to us. A special thanks to Pepper Stutzman and 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.

October will be a busy month as was September. I would also like to thank Buck and Bev Haas for their hospitality and the sharing of their knowledge when the sixth grade class, along with Mrs. Messer, Mrs. Hoff, Mrs. Bartz and myself went on a field trip to the old Taylor Nursery and Art Depot. It was a very educational and fun experience. The sixth grade class was also given the opportunity to learn about animals of North Dakota, especially the mountain lion, when they were visited by a game warden from the North Dakota Game and Fish Department. K-6 students were treated to “Traveling with Lewis and Clark” by Tom Gibson who was sponsored by the Central Stark and West-ern Soil Conservation District. These were just a few of the many activities for the past month.

The students will have to put on their testing hats for October because the K-6 students will be taking the NWEA assessments beginning on October 12 and ending November 13, and the fourth grade students will also have to take the CTBS science assessment shortly after October 19. I hope all the students work very hard to do their best on the as-sessments, and parents we 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 as-sessments.

Please make sure you check out the entire news-letter for upcoming 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. 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.

Mr. Bohn

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Mr. Bohn’s Byline

Newsletter Title

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Breakfast: Lunch: September 28—October2 Monday- egg patties, hash browns, muffin, fruit, juice hamburger/macaroni hotdish, lettuce salad, bubble bread, mandarin oranges, milk Tuesday- cereal, banana bread, fruit, juice, milk popcorn chicken, rice pilaf, Calif. veggies, peaches, muffin, milk Wednesday-combo bars, toast, fruit, juice, milk creamed chicken, biscuit/gravy, mashed potatoes, cooked carrots, jell-o w/fruit, milk Thursday- long john, fruit, juice, milk turkey wrap, sun chips, cucumbers, pineapple, rice krispie bar, milk Friday- cereal, lemon bread, fruit, juice, milk grilled cheese, tomato soup, crackers, celery, cauliflower, apricots October 5-9 Monday- pancake, sausage patty, fruit, juice tator tot hot dish, corn, muffin, mandarin oranges, milk Tuesday- cereal, toast w/jelly, fruit, juice, milk orange chicken, rice pilaf, mixed veggies, bubble bread, applesauce Wednesday- cinnamon roll, fruit, juice, milk ham, criss cross potatoes, green beans, dinner roll, tapioca pudding w/strawberries, milk Thursday-cereal, granola bar, fruit, juice, milk taco salad w/black beans, broccoli & cauliflower, breadsticks, cantaloupe, milk Friday- ham & cheese biscuit, fruit, juice macaroni & cheese, cinnamon roll, peas & carrots, pears, milk October 12-16 Monday- cereal, cinnamon toast, fruit, juice pizza, lettuce salad, ½ apple, cookie, milk Tuesday- pancake wrap, fruit, juice, milk hot ham & cheese sandwich, puzzle potatoes, broccoli & cauliflower, pineapple, milk Wednesday- cereal, yogurt, juice, milk meatloaf, baked potato, corn, dinner roll, peach crisp, milk Thursday- French toast, hash browns, fruit corn dogs, French fries, baked beans, mandarin oranges, brownie Friday- Professional Development Day No School October 19-23 Monday- egg & cheese biscuit, fruit, juice chicken hot dish, coleslaw, muffin, pears, milk Tuesday- cereal, donut fruit, juice, milk sausage, fried potatoes, California veggies, breadsticks, peaches Wednesday- caramel roll, fruit, juice, milk chili, crackers, cheese, carrots & celery, breadstick ½ apple, milk Thursday-Teacher’s Convention No School Friday-Teacher’s Convention No School October 26-30 Monday- cereal, muffin, fruit, juice, milk sloppy joes, tator tots, baked beans, pears, milk Tuesday- egg omelet, toast, fruit, juice, milk popcorn chicken, buttered noodles, lettuce salad, fruit salad, milk Wednesday-cereal, banana bread, fruit, juice baked potato bar, meat sauce w/cheese, broccoli, bubble bread, Jell-O w/fruit milk Thursday-breakfast pizza, fruit, juice, milk pancake, sausage patty, hash browns, juice, ½ orange, milk Friday-cereal, toast, fruit, juice, milk flying saucer, zombie legs, Frankenstein pumpkin fingers, ghost goo, bat eyes, magic potion.

TRE October Menu

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It’s great to be back in school and our first project was creating time capsules. Students designed their own capsule and filled it with a string to measure height, a wishing rock, a photo, a writing example and drawings of their footprint and handprint. In addition, they wrote down their favorites, such as food, movies, music, etc. and are anxious to see if these favorites change at the end of the year. It’s so much fun to open the time capsules in May and not only see how much they’ve changed physically, but also academically. We are looking forward to a fun filled year of learning and working on our own personal goals in third grade. Please visit anytime, we would love to have you.

Click on the title above to access Building Readers or look for the link on the new TRE webpage at www.richardton-taylor.k12.nd.us, listed under the TRE links “Building Readers”.

Hello From Third Grade

Mrs. Redka Joins TRE Staff

Hello! My name is Kellie Redka and I am a paraprofessional at St. Mary's this year. I grew up in Dickinson and Williston North Dakota. I graduated from Trinity Christian High School in Willis-ton. I have lived in Billings, MT for the last 13 years. We recently moved back to North Dakota to be closer to family. I have 2 beau-tiful girls, Jocelyn(3rd) and Juliet (1st) and am married to my high school sweetheart Kelly.

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I love doing anything that has to do with crafts and sew-ing. My family loves to go on hikes and fish whenever possi-ble. When the weather gets cold we like to play board games and watch movies.

I am looking forward to an exciting and fun filled year working with the students and staff.

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Inside

Newsletter Title

September Meeting First, let PAWS say thank you to our

guests for taking the time to attend our

kickoff meeting of the year. Not only do we

meet once a month to plan activities, but

we also have a

Facebook site titled PAWS Prints. All are

welcome to join and keep up to date on any

spur of the moment alerts and meeting no-

tifications. The minutes from previous

meetings, once approved will be posted in

the files section of the site for a more in

depth look at what it is we help provide the

students in and outside of the classroom

through teacher requests and our fundrais-

ers.

Our October meeting date will be

made available after the September 29th

meeting is convened. Please be on the

lookout for this information through our

Facebook site.

School Calendar

For those of you that would still like

a school calendar to be a reminder

of important events and dates, they

can be found at Dakota Community

Bank in Taylor and in Richardton at

Bremer Bank and Country Drug. All

calendars are just $6.00 and full of

school photos and events to remem-

ber from the 2014/2015 year.

Quantities are limited so hurry and

get yours before they are gone.

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It’s That Time Again

Club’s Choice kickoff

was September 22nd

and orders are due

two weeks from that date, October

5th. Not to worry parents, your chil-

dren have brought a yellow letter

home full of important information

so please be on the lookout for it.

For those of you with family and

friends out of the area there is a way

to still help the organization out.

Visit

www.clubschoicefundrasing.com

The school code is RICH17. Then,

follow the prompts so that your child

will get credit for the order. There is

free shipping on all orders over

$60.00. Items available include:

candles & scents, candies, nuts and

snacks, dry mixes, flower bulbs &

kits for the kids, gift bags, gift wraps

for all occasions, gift wrap accesso-

ries, holiday items, home décor, per-

sonal accessories, and kitchen and

grill items. With selections this vast

there has to be something for every-

one.

PAWS PRINTS

Taylor Elementary

School Taylor, ND

October , 2015

Secre tar y: Cour tne y

Sanchez

On September 18, sixth grade students hiked over to the former Taylor Nursery

for a field trip. Buck Haas shared his knowledge and leaves to help the students

with their leaf collections. Students were able to pick leaves from about thirty

various trees. They were also treated to ripe pears straight from the pear tree!

After they returned to school the students pressed their leaves. Many thanks to

Buck Haas and his wife, Bev, for continuing to open their nursery and art studio

to our young people.

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For more pictures of the trek log on

to our website

http://www2.richardton-

taylor.k12.nd.us/tre/files

/2015/09/Gr6TrekTree.mp4

Have patience, long videos take

more time to load.

Sixth Graders Trek to Tree Farm

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Letter from the Athletic Director

Fall has officially started and that means various

activities are underway. Here are the season

schedule updates:

Elementary Girls’ Basketball sea-

son will conclude on Tuesday Sept.

29th. They will play Beulah @

TRE starting at 4 pm.

Elementary Boys’ Basketball season is scheduled

to start on Friday Oct. 2nd. The first practice will

begin after school. Please pick up your student

athlete from TRE at 5 pm.

JH Volleyball season will conclude on Monday

Oct. 5th @ the Mott/New England Triangle

match in Mott starting at 4 pm.

JH Girls Basketball season is scheduled to start

on Monday Oct. 12th. Practice time TBA.

JH Football season will conclude

on Monday Oct. 5th @ Flasher

with kick-off at 4:30 pm.

High School Football season will

have their final HOME game on Friday Oct. 9th

against Grant Co. Kick-off at 7 pm. This game

will also host our Parents Night.

High school volleyball is busy. Please check

the calendar for game times and

locations.

We are also asking for volunteers

to help with home games. The are-

as that need help are ticket taking at the junior

high and high school events, line judges for

high school volleyball matches and bus drivers

for our away game contests. Please look at the

calendar,

http://www.district14nd.org/g5-

bin/client.cgi?G5genie=229&school_id=6 and

let me know if you are able to help.

As for questions regarding game contests, I ask

that you email myself at tyler.ward@k12.nd.us.

This is the best way to reach me.

Thank you all for your time. Have a wonderful

day!

Tyler Ward

Athletic Director

Physical Education Instructor

Important Dates Friday, October 16—No school, Professional

Development Day

Thursday & Friday, October 22 & 23—Teacher’s

Convention, no school

Friday, October 23—First Quarter Ends

Parent Teacher Conferences at RTHS

Tuesday & Wednesday, October 13 & 14.

Parent Teacher Conferences at TRE

Tuesday, November 3 and Thursday, November 5

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Changing Weather

October Newsletter

Please make sure your children are dressed appropriate

with the changing weather conditions.

If you have questions on what the appropriate attire is

for the temperature outside please see school hand book!

Booster Club Social The Booster Club Social will be held October 9, 2014 at the Legion in Richardton.

With a paid member you can come and enjoy chili and drinks. Or you can pay your membership at the door.

Come on down for a fun time and support the RAIDERS!!

RTHS Student Council is once again raising money to fund Operation Christmas Child Shoebox. These boxes bring the fun and joy of the Christmas Season to children in war-torn countries, in countries suffering from natural disaster, or as in the case this year, children immigrating to safe camps. The Operation Christmas Child Box will be for many of these children the only Christmas that they will have.

Join us in creating these shoeboxes or donating to help pay for postage.

Directions to follow:

1. Shoebox: use a cardboard or plastic shoebox of average size (no boot boxes) and label boy or girl.

2. Include a “WOW” toy. Select a quality “wow” toy such as a doll, stuffed animal, etch-a-sketch

3. Fill with Gifts: add other fun toys, hygiene items, and school supplies.

4. Including a $7.00 fee for shipping costs.

5. Bring your shoebox to RTHS by November 6, 2015

*Do not include used or damaged items; war related such as guns or military figures; seeds; chocolate or food; liquids or lotions, medications or vitamins; breakables items, or aerosol cans.

If you have any questions contact Jan Stromsborg at 974-211.

OPERATION SHOE BOX

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Super Hero Day at TRE!!

Ag Presentation On September 15th, Deb Dressler,

Darcy Dressler and Daneen Dressler presented a very enjoyable and in-

formative Ag Program to grades 4, 5, and 6.

Breakfast Lunch

Oct 1 –2

Pride of Dakota Day

Thurs. Bagel Breakfast Sandwich, fruit, juice, milk Northern Plains Tacos, baked potatoes, California blend, salad bar

Fri. Cereal, granola bar, fruit, juice, milk Orange chicken, potatoes, buns, veggies, salad bar, fruit

Oct.5 –9

Mon. Cereal, muffins, fruit, juice, milk Sloppy joes, cheese, potatoes, buns, salad bar, fruit

Tues. Waffles, links, fruit, juice, milk Chicken teriyaki, rice pilaf, buns, veggie, salad bar, fruit

Wed. Cereal, toast, fruit, juice, milk Pork roast, buns, mashed potatoes, gravy, veggies, salad bar

Thurs. English Muffin sandwiches, fruit, juice, milk Hamburger stroganoff, buns, veggies, salad bar, fruit

Fri- Cereal, breakfast pizza, juice, fruit, milk Lunch-Hamburger stroganoff, buns, hot veggies, salad bar, fruit, milk

Oct. 13-16

Mon. Cereal, yogurt, fruit, juice, milk Diced chicken & gravy over biscuits, veggies, salad bar, fruit, milk

Tues. Pancakes, sausage links, fruit, juice, milk Lasagna, chef salad, veggies, salad bar, fruit, and milk

Wed. Cereal, nutria grain bars, fruit, juice, milk Meatballs, gravy, mash potatoes, buns, salad bar, fruit

Thurs. Biscuit breakfast sandwiches, fruit, juice, milk Popcorn chicken, buns, potatoes, salad bar, fruit, milk

Fri. – No School –Professional Development Day

Oct. 19-21

Mon. Cereal, granola bars, juice, fruit, milk Fajita meat, wraps, rice, peas, Mexican cheese sauce, lettuce, tortilla chips, salsa, fruit, milk

Tues. French toast, sausage, fruit, juice, milk Corn dogs, oven potatoes, baked beans, lettuce, salad bar, fruit, milk

Weds. Breakfast sandwich, fruit, juice, milk Italian cheese bread, w/ marinara sauce, salad bar, veggies, fruit

Thurs. & Fri. No School –Teachers Convention

Oct. 26-30

Mon. cereal, yogurt, fruit, juice, milk BBQ riblets, potatoes, fruit, salad bar, fruit, milk

Tues. waffles, sausage, fruit, juice, milk Super Potatoes Olay’s, cheese sauce, potato gems, lettuce, carrots

Wed. cereal bagels, fruit, juice, milk Chicken fries chicken, mashed potatoes, buns, corn, salad bar, milk

Thurs. Breakfast sandwiches, fruit, juice, milk Hot ham & cheese sandwiches, potatoes, beans, salad bar, fruit

Fri. Cereal, donuts, fruit, juice, milk Brains, curdled blood, Boney Fingers, Cobble Stones, Eye Balls, Grave Yards, Milk

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October 2015

Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

1

JH VB vs N E @ TRE –4:00

2

FB @ Beach-

6 pm

1st day BBB Practice

3

JH VB –Tourney @ Heart River

4 5

JH VB @ Mott

(time TBA)

JH FB -@ Flasher-4:30

6

ABC VB –Beulah @

RTHS-4:30

7 8

ABC VB @ Trinity –4:30

9

FB Parents Night vs

Grant Co.-7:00pm

Booster Club Social after

game

10

A VB Tourney @ Beach

B VB Tourney @ Hazen

11

JH Football

Potluck

12

Student Con-gress West

JH GBB 1st Practice

13

RTHS

Teacher

Conferences

14

RTHS

Teacher

Conferences

15

ABC Volley-ball @ Beach-

4:30 pm

16

No School

PD Day

5/6 BBB vs Heart River@

TRE-4:00

17

18 19

ABC VB vs Grant Co @ RT –4:30

20

5/6 GBB @ Mott-4:00

Fall Concert

7-12 grade 7:00 pm

21 22

No School

Teacher

Convention

23

No School

Teacher

Convention

End of 1st Quarter

24

25 26

5/6 BBB @ Heart River@ South Heart –

4:00

27

JHGBB vs Killdeer @ TRE-4:00

ABC VB vs Hettinger @

RT-4:30

Parents Night

Dig Pink Night

28

29

5/6 BBB vs Glen Ullin –Hebron @ TRE-4:00

ABC VB @ New Salem –

4:00

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Carrier Route Pre-Sort Non-Profit Organization US POSTAGE PAID PERMIT Number 29 Richardton ND58652

Richardton-Taylor High School

PO Box 289

Richardton ND 58652

701.974.2111

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Taylor-Richardton Elementary

PO Box 157

Taylor ND 58656

701.974.3585

Expect Success!

We’re on the web

www.richardton-taylor.k12.nd.us

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