RTPSD #34November

Newsletter
Ri ch ard to n -Tayl o r

Publ ic

Sc h ool

Di stri ct

M r. B o h n s B y l i n e
Greetings! I hope that everyone had a
very ghoulish Halloween and that you were
able to satisfy that sweet tooth. It is hard to
believe that we finished the first quarter on
October 23rd and that we will be seeing the
parents at Parent-Teacher Conferences on November 3rd and 5th. The end of October has
also brought a close to our
NWEA and CTBS testing for
the fall. Thank you to Mrs.
Dohrmann, Mr. Aluise, and the
teachers for all the work you did
to make the testing a success.
Also, thank you parents for
helping prepare your child for
these tests. I was able to help
administer some of the tests this
year, and I was impressed with how most of
the students put their best foot forward. I saw a
lot of good test results showing up on the computers as they finished the tests. Job well done
students, you should be proud of yourselves.
As we move into November, there
will be new challenges ahead as Mrs. Bemis
and Mrs. Hoselton start preparing the students
for their Christmas concert which will again
be held at Richardton-Taylor High School in
early December. We just dont have enough
room in the Taylor-Richardton Elementary
School to host the concert. This is a good
problem to have as we welcome all of our new
families. Please encourage your child to work
hard to prepare for this important event. It is a
night that enables your child to shine. The
teachers will continue to challenge your child/
ren in the classrooms and help him/her continue to grow as a whole person. Please give us
your assistance by making sure your child/ren
finish the homework. Homework is a vital
extension of what your child learned in school

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for the day or to prep for an upcoming test.

Checking to make sure the homework is
finished or assisting with the homework if
needed shows your child that you have an
interest in what s/he is doing in school
along with letting him/her know that
school is important.
Monthly celebrations and field trips are not
just something a student is
entitled to. These types of
activities are special activities
that are set up to celebrate the
students success in meeting
the goals set forth for them
within the classroom. If the
student makes it a habit to not
finish homework or to not turn in reading
logs or to display inappropriate behaviors
in the classroom or on the playground, s/he
may not get to participate in these activities
as a consequence for their inappropriate
actions. These activities are a way of letting the students know that we appreciate
their hard work.
I would like to welcome Josh
Begley to our staff here at TRE as a paraprofessional. He will be assisting Mrs.
Messer in the 6th grade classroom along
with assisting in the special services room.
He has been in and out of the school as a
sub this fall so most of the students have
already met him. He will be a great addition. I would also like to welcome our two
new second graders, Tamara Dominguez
and Hattie Cole, and their families. We are
happy to have you join TRE.
Continued on page 2...

Inside this issue:

Taylor Lions Bingo

Athletic Director

TRE Book Fair

Magic Guy

Resource Officer

Operation Shoe Box

11

District Calendar

17

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Taylor-Richardton
Elementary
Parent-Teacher
Conferences
Tuesday and Thursday
November 3 & 5
Scheduled times for
conferences were sent
home with all K-6
students.

RTPSD #34November Newsletter

Taylor Lions Bingo Night

Saturday, November 21
7:00 p.m.
Taylor School Gym

M r. B o h n s B y l i n e C o n t i n u e d . . .
No School
Wednesday
November 11th
Veterans Day

Magic will be happening at TRE on

November 18th at 2:25 as we host The Magic Guy sponsored by Dakota Assemblies.
Also happening that day is the Club Choice
delivery from 2:00 to 5:00 here at TRE. If
any parent would be able to help with the
endeavor, we would certainly appreciate the
assistance. If you would be able to lend a
hand, you could contact Mrs. Kris Bartz here
at the school for more information.

There will be no school on November 11th in honor of Veterans Day. As always, please check out the rest of the newsletter and the calendar for more important
articles and dates. Enjoy November and
remember: it is the month to remember all
the things we are thankful for.

No School
Monday
November 16th
Professional Development Day

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.

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Letter from the Athletic Director

I would like to first CONGRATULATE the RT-H FB team on an outstanding season. This Saturday, Oct.
31 RT-H Raiders take on the North
Prairie Cougars. This quarterfinal
play-off contest will be held in Rolla,
ND. Kick-off will begin at 1:30 pm
CT/12:30 pm MT.
As our fall sport season begins to
wind down, I would like to share
with you some important upcoming
dates.
Elementary boys basketball season
will conclude on Monday Nov. 23rd.
They will play Trinity @ TRE starting at 4 pm.
JH girls basketball season is schedule
is under way. Due to the number of
players this year, we are only playing
one game per evening. Take a look at
the calendar for their games.
High School volleyball is almost
done. Region 7 VB tournament will
begin on Friday Nov. 6th. This first
game is a play-in to get into the big
tournament, time and place TBA.
The remainder of the Region 7 VB
tournament will be held at Trinity
High School on Mon. Nov. 9, 10 and
12. Please check the calendar for

game times.
High school girls basketball will
begin their first practice on Mon.
Nov. 16th at 3:30pm @ RTHS.
High school boys basketball will
begin their first practice on Mon.
Nov. 30th. Time: TBA @ RTHS.
We are also asking for volunteers to
help with home games. The areas
that need help are ticket taking at the
junior high and high school events
and bus drivers for our AWAY game
contests.
Please look at the new online calendar, http://www.district14nd.org/g5bin/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,
as this is the best way to reach me,
tyler.ward@k12.nd.us

Clubs Choice Delivery

Wednesday,
November 18th
2:00 to 5:00 pm
Sidewalk in front of TRE.

See article on page 6 for

alternate delivery site.

Taylor Lions Bingo

Night
Saturday

November 21st

Thank you all for your time.

Have a wonderful day!
Tyler Ward
Athletic Director
Physical Education Instructor
Richardton-Taylor Public Schools

Meal Price Reminder

No School
Thursday & Friday

Just a reminder parents - if your income status changes and you

think you may qualify for free or reduced meals, please know that you can
submit a new Application for Free and Reduced Price Meals at any time
during the year. Contact the school office to request an application.

November 26 & 27
Thanksgiving Break

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Lifetouch Picture
Retake Day
Tuesday, November 17
Retakes will be taken
at Taylor -Richardton
Elementary
12:30 to 1:00 for TRE
students
1:00 to 1:30 for RTHS
students (at TRE)

Be sure to check out the

Taylor-Richardton

Richardton-Taylor High
School Band is planning a band tour to
San Francisco in May, 2016 and would appreciate your support. There are over 30 students planning to take the trip and need to
raise funds to help cover the cost of the trip.
The band will be performing at several venues and participating in a workshop.
We earn 20% of product and 40% of eGift
Card Sales fr om October 27 thr ough December 11, 2015 when you place an order
from Schwans Home Delivery using the
instructions below. They offer over 350 delicious frozen foods conveniently delivered to
your door.
There are 2 ways to support us!

Elementary website at

Order Online
Visit Schwans-Cares.com
Enter Campaign ID: 24009 into the
search box located in the upper
right hand corner then click to open
campaign
Click Shop to Give and then select
either the Buy Now or Shop
Now option
Select team member, if applicable
Start Shopping!
OR
If you have a Schwans account, visit
schwans.com. During checkout,
type in 24009 into Campaign ID to
contribute.
Order by Phone
Call 1-855-870-7208 and provide Campaign
ID: 24009

www.richardton-taylor.k12.nd.us
Click on the link for
Taylor Elementary School
Classroom activities, weekly
announcements and TREs menu
are just some of the exciting
things you will find!

TRE Scholastic Book Fair

Tuesday, November 3

8:00 am to 7:30 pm

Wednesday, November 4

8:00 am to 4:00 pm

Thursday, November 5

8:00 am to 7:30 pm

You can also order on-line anytime from October 26 through November 7. Go to
http://www.scholastic.com/bookfairs/events and then enter your zip code.

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TRE November Menu

Breakfast:
November 2-6
MondayTuesdayWednesdaymilk
ThursdayFriday-

Lunch:

cereal, muffin, fruit, juice, milk

long johns, fruit, juice, milk
cereal, bagel, fruit, juice, milk

beanie weinies, lettuce salad, cinnamon bread, apricots, milk

chicken nuggets, tator tots, carrot & celery sticks, peaches, milk
meatballs, mashed potatoes, gravy, corn, dinner roll, strawberry shortcake,

breakfast combo bar, toast, fruit, juice, milk

cereal, banana bread, fruit, juice, milk

sub sandwich w/lettuce & cheese, Sun chips, cucumber, raisins, milk
pizza, carrot & celery sticks, pineapple, cookie, milk

November 9-13
Mondaypancake wraps, fruit, juice, milk
TuesdayWednesdayThursday-

cereal, lemon bread, fruit, juice, milk

Veterans Day
cereal, cinnamon toast, fruit, juice, milk

Friday-

sausage & cheese biscuit, fruit, juice, milk

November 16-20
MondayProfessional Development
Tuesdaycereal, animal crackers, fruit, juice, milk
Wednesdaycinnamon roll, fruit, juice, milk
Thursdayegg omelet, toast, fruit, juice, milk
Fridaycereal, muffin, fruit, juice, milk
November 23-27
Mondaycereal, toast w/jelly, fruit, juice, milk
Tuesdaybreakfast pizza, fruit, juice, milk

cherry blossom chicken, buttered noodles, mixed veggies, fruit salad, bubble
bread, milk
burritos, lettuce salad, juice, bar, cookie, milk
No School
super nachos, meat sauce w/cheese, broccoli & cauliflower, cantaloupe,
brownie, milk
chicken noodle soup, ham sandwich, carrot & celery sticks, apple crisp, milk
No school
popcorn chicken, potato wedges, broccoli & carrots, mandarin oranges, milk
scalloped potatoes and ham, corn, dinner roll, Jell-O w/fruit, milk
chili crispitoes w/lettuce & cheese, Doritos, grapes, cookie, milk
rib burger, tator tots, celery & cauliflower, applesauce, milk

WednesdayThursdayFriday-

cereal, yogurt, juice, milk

Thanksgiving
Thanksgiving Break

French toast, sausage patties, hash browns, juice, banana, milk

chicken fajitas w/lettuce & cheese, chips w/salsa, corn-on-the-cob, orange,
ginger bar
spaghetti w/meat sauce, green beans, breadsticks, peaches, milk
No School
No School

November 30
Monday-

French toast, hash browns, fruit, juice, milk

hamburger, French fries, baked beans, apple, pickles, chocolate cake, milk

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Grade Four Studies ND Regions

Great news! We have a second pick-up

site for Clubs Choice orders on November 18th this year. Orders will be
available to be picked up from 5:00 to
5:30 p.m. only at the St. Marys building
in Richardton. We will still have regular
pick-up from 2:00 until 5:30 p.m. at Taylor-Richardton Elementary in Taylor. If
you would like to pick up your childs order at St. Marys, please call TaylorRichardton Elementary BEFORE November 18th. Thank you!

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S t u d e n t P r e s e n t a t i o n s b y M i s s B u r b i d g e s S e c o n d G r a d e

6th Grade Enjoy ND Game and Fish

P r e s e n t a t i o n b y P a t Lo t h s p e i c h .

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TRE will host Skip Cain the Magic Guy

This former teacher has been to
more places in the world to delight and
entertain audiences than almost any entertainer in history.
His travels have taken him to 44
countries to raise the morale and entertain military personnel and their families
as part of 25 overseas tours. Most of the
overseas tours were for the Department
of Defense. He has presented over 7,500
school assemblies in 49 of the 50 states,
performed at many amusement parks,
colleges, malls, corporate functions and

several other venues. His unique mix of

comedy, magic and audience interaction
is suitable for all ages.
Skips variety of experiences
always work their way into his presentations. He loves his job and incorporates
very worthwhile messages into his program that will motivate young and old,
all while dazzling with sleight of hand.
The Magic Guy will present at
TRE on Wednesday, November 18th at
2:25 p.m.

Reminder
Daylight Savings Time ends
Sunday, November 1st.
Remember to fall back.

A l l t h e d e l i c i o u s f o o d s f r o m C l u b s C h o i c e t h a t yo u
love and probably did not get a chance to order can still be
ordered online. Simply go to
www.clubschoicefundraising.com
And enter the code

RICH1 7

T h a n k yo u f o r p a r t i c i p a t i n g i n o u r f a l l f u n d r a i s e r ,
more information will be in next newsletter.

T h a n k y o u t o To m K i t z a n o f R i c h a r d t o n f o r
providing pumpkins for PK -6 students at
TRE (all 180 students)! His generous contribution was greatly appreciated .

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New School Resource Officer:

Hello.
My name is SGT. Ron Van Doorne with Stark County Sheriff's Department. I am
your School Resource Officer for the district.
I retired from the Dickinson Police department in September of this year. I
worked for the Dickinson Police Department for the past fifteen years and I also
spent about six years with the county as a reserve deputy.
I was born and raised in Grand Haven MI. After school I enlisted in the US Air
Force as a security police officer. I was then stationed at Minot Air Force Base.
I met my wife in Minot and we then moved to Dickinson where she is from. We
have two grown children and three and a half grandchildren. My son, Adam, and his
wife and kids live in Bismarck. My daughter, Tessa, and her son live in Dickinson.

My wife and I enjoy riding our Harley Davidson and spending time with our grand
children.

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Superintendents Report By Brent Bautz..

The Role Parents Play in Sports

Sponsored by the National Federation of State
High School Associations
Keeping Perspective and Controlling Emotions in
High Pressure Contests
Written by Larry Lauer, Ph D
Director of Coaching Education and Development
Institute for the Study of Youth Sports
Michigan State University

High school sport is very exciting and a favorite pastime of many adults in this country. People are fanatical about their high school team. Then, when the big game arrives
whole communities go to watch and cheer on their local heroes. The state playoffs sure feel
like college or professional sports! The stakes are huge!
Step back and think about this for a moment. Often we treat 15, 16, 17 year olds like
local celebrities. Our communitys pride lies in the balance with children who you are two to
three times older! It is amazing when you think about. In reality, high school sport is neither
professional nor collegiate sport and is still, as Jack Roberts of the MHSAA says, occurring
in the classroom. Its just that the classroom is now a gym, field or rink. Would a parent go
absolutely bonkers in the classroom? Probably not. Would they swear at the teacher because she made a bad decision on how to address English, math, or writing? No, I dont
think so. So, why in sport does it happen? Where do parents find the courage to do things
they would never do any where else (we hope)? Because sport is so popular, so meaningful,
the rewards seemingly so powerful and the evaluation so public, parents take great pride in
their childrens athletic success. And, sometimes they take great shame when their children
fail. How did we get to the point where coaches and administrators often say parents are the
biggest issue in interscholastic athletics? Certainly a societal trend in treating the lives of
youth as a series of planned experiences to hone their skills and open their opportunities for
success (i.e., scholarships) as an adult contributes to the importance placed on high school
sport. At the same time, it seems that the professional model of sport has trickled down right
through the Olympics and elite amateur sport and college athletics to high school sport. Winning and development of talent for the glory of scholarships and increased opportunities
epitomize a professionalization of sport. If the mindset is win at all costs, athlete before
student, and performance before well-being then the sport is professionalized. How else
could we legitimize traveling to another state to play teams not in our conference during a
school week?
With this backdrop we can understand why many parents take sport so seriously
despite the estimated results showing that less than 6% of high school athletes compete at
the NCAA level, and many of those do not receive a full-ride scholarship. If your childs success is tied to your self-esteem as a The Role of the Parent in Sports parent, you have goals
for your child to play at an elite level, and/or it is really important to be better than others then
emotional reactions and bad sportsmanship are going to occur.
What can be done about problematic parent behavior? Well, first and foremost, it seems to
be a loss in perspective of what the game is all about. When involved in a big game and
watching your child out there for all to see it creates a great deal of emotion. And, when we
are thinking with our emotional mind we tend to do and say things that wouldnt when we are
in a rational state.

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S u p e r i n t e n d e n t s R e p o r t C o n t i n u e d . . .
Therefore, parents should try to stay in a rational state of mind when watching their children compete.How? Here are a few tips:
1. Remind yourself before a big game about the true meaning of high school sport and how you
plan to support by being calm, composed, and encouraging.
2. Hold normal conversations during the event. Go for a walk. Read a paper at halftime. Have a
pretzel without feeling you are going to get sick due to the pressure of the game. Try not to live
and die with each moment. If you remove yourself from the intensity of the moment you are more
likely to think clearly when you are involved in the game.
3. In those big moments when youre child is in the spotlight try your best to look calm and composed. This may be hard to achieve but your child, if he or she looks up at you in the stands, will
want to see this demeanor. It will provide them confidence and encouragement. Be the duck in the
water. Serene on top of the water, and below the surface paddling like all heck!
4. To remain calm and composed take some deep breaths and snap your perspective back into
place remembering that no matter what happens you want to perform as a parent in a way that will
make your child proud of you. At the end of the day every high school parent must take responsibility for modeling good sportsmanship and teaching good values through sport. Armed with a few
helpful strategies and even the most intense high school parent can survive the big game without
a blow up. Want more sport parenting advice? Go to www.youthsports.msu.edu
Quote of the Month
"Don't waste words on people who deserve your silence. Sometimes the most powerful thing you
can say is nothing at all." - Mandy Hale

Operation Christmas Shoeboxes

If you want to fill a shoe box for a needy child there are a few basic guidelines:
-Please do not use boot boxes as they cost too much to ship
-Do not include used items
-Other items not to include are war-related items, chocolate or perishable food
items; liquids such as shampoo, bubbles, etc, medications or vitamins, breakable items such as snow
globes or glass containers, aerosol cans
-All candy and bar soaps should be bagged
-Shoebox packers are encouraged to contribute $7.00 to cover postage
-Shoeboxes can be dropped off at RTHS anytime before November
The RTHS student council wants to thank you for giving an extraordinary gift for a child in need of
joy and hope.

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C o u n s e l o r s C o r n e r . . M r s . J u n g
COUNSELING SCHEDULE
Monday

RTHS all day

Tuesday

RTHS: am

St. Marys: pm

Wednesday

TRE all day

Thursday

RTHS all day

Friday

RTHS: am

TRE: pm

NOVEMBER SCHOLARSHIP OPPORTUNITIES

NDSCA Essay Scholarship (Dec. 24)

See Mrs. Jung for application

North Dakota Jaycee Senate Scholarship (due Jan.15)

See Mrs. Jung for application

Elks Most Valuable Student Award (December 4)

http://www.elks.org/ENF/scholars/mvs.cfm
Elks Legacy Award (due Jan. 29)
http://www.elks.org/ENF/scholars/legacy.cfm##
AXA Achievement Scholarship (December 15)
www.axa-achievement.com
RMHC Scholarship
http://www.rmhc.org/rmhc-us-scholarships
North Dakota Implement Dealers Association
http://www.ndida.com/ndida/career_center/scholarship_program.php
Gen and Kelly Tanabe Scholarship
http://www.gkscholarship.com
SAE International Engineering Scholarship
http://students.sae.org/awdscholar/scholarships/engscholar
Youth Volunteer Scholarship Award (Nov. 29)
http://www.studentscholarships.org/volunteer.php
Odenza Marketing Group Volunteer Scholarship (Dec 30)
http://www.studentscholarships.org/college.php
ACT Scholarship (Dec 31)
http://www.act.org/readinesscampaign/applications.html

Just a reminder that these scholarships and other important information is located on my
webpage:

http://jungscounselingcorner.weebly.com

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C o u n s e l o r s C o r n e r C o n t i n u e d . . M r s . J u n g
Just a reminder that these scholarships and other important
information is located on my webpage:
http://jungscounselingcorner.weebly.com

Upcoming Events:
Register by Nov. 6th for the ACT test on December 12th
See me or Dr. Vogle for ACT WorkKeys (for those students who are working toward the ND CTE

Upcoming College Reps (for interested juniors and seniors)

November 2nd - University of Mary at 8:25
Minot State University at 1:30
November 4th - NDSU at 11:30
November 10th - UND at 8:45

Roosevelt and Goodall Visits Richardton High School

On October 13, Tweed Roosevelt the great-grandson of President Theodore Roosevelt made a quick and surprise visit to the
senior and junior classes at RTHS. Tweed Roosevelt was in the
area because he was pheasant hunting south of Richardton.
Tweed talked about Theodore Roosevelts passion for conservation and discussed some of his hunting trips he took in the area.
Tweed also talked about preserving Roosevelts Elkhorn ranch
site north of Medora.
Another visitor that day was Butch Goodall of Dickinson. Butchs
great-grandfather was John Goodall. John was the ranch foreman
for the Marquis de Mores. John Goodall and Theodore Roosevelt
became lifelong friends because of their times in western North
Dakota. As president, Roosevelt would appoint Goodall to government positions dealing with Indian reservations in the United
States.

Scholarship)

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N o v e m b e r N e w s D r. M i s t i Vo g l e
It was a busy month in October.
NWEA testing for Fall 2015 is complete. Mrs. Jung worked with students in setting goals for score gains
in all four testing sessions in Math,
Science, Reading, and Language.
The students worked hard and took
these tests seriously. Many students
were happy when they found gains
in multiple areas. Great Job!
We also just completed the North
Dakota State Assessment (Science)
for 8th and 11th grade. The juniors
also had the option of taking the
PSAT Test with Mrs. Jung this
month. Students have now completed testing and learning curriculum
and instruction in their classrooms.
On Tuesday October 20, 2015 the
RTHS Fall Concert was a complete
success that displayed the multiple
talents that students have gained
through music involvement. The
communitys support was evident as
the gym was full with spectators.
The Richardton-Taylor High School
teachers and I would like to thank
you for your attendance for ParentTeacher Conferences on October 13
& 14. Parents and Students had a
91% attendance rate. Some that were
unable to attend rescheduled through
further communication with teachers. THANK YOU FOR SUPPORTING YOUR CHILD/CHILDREN
THROUGH PARENT-TEACHER
CONFERENCES.

I want to stress that if you have any

questions or concerns, please feel
free to contact the teachers and
working as a team to provide your
child/children with consistent educational support.

Remember that PowerSchool

provides logins for you to review grades and assignments.
Teachers also have lesson
plans on the web at
https://sites.google.com/a/rich
ardtontaylor.k12.nd.us/richardtontaylor-high/.
We have a new addition to our
school staff. Sergeant Ron
Van Doorne has joined our
district as the school resource
officer. Sergeant Van Doorne
is active with classroom instruction relating to laws and
policy, drug-related education,
and questions students may
ask. Sergeant Van Doorne is
also working with school security.

address or phone number, please

call the Richardton-Taylor High
School office to update your contact information. We want to make
sure to be able to reach you
through mail and phone messages
for updates and important information.
Holidays are right around the corner. Both Veterans Day and
Thanksgiving break reminds us to
think of all that we are thankful
for. In a world of today, we are
fortunate to live in such a beautiful
country. So Veterans, THANK
YOU and to all Happy Thanksgiving!

A new quarter has just begun.

Report cards will be sent to
your mail. If you have a new
Congratulations to the RTHS Football Team for their success on the field!
It has been a great football season to follow.
Celebrating the win at Mohall!

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RT H S a n d S t . M a r y s M e n u s
Nov 2-6
Mon.-cereal, nutria grain bar, fruit, juice, milk

chicken nuggets, potatoes, buns, salad bar, fruit, milk

Tues.-pancakes, sausage, fruit, juice, milk

super nachos, lettuce, carrots, fruit, milk

Wed.-cereal, turnovers, fruit, juice, milk

sweet & sour chicken, lo main, buns, veggies, salad bar, fruit, milk

Thurs.-breakfast sandwich, fruit, juice, milk

sloppy joes, pickles. Chips, salad bar, fruit, milk

Fri.-cereal, long johns, fruit, juice, milk

chicken noddle soup, bread sticks, salad bar, fruit, milk

Nov. 9-13
Mon.-cereal, yogurt, juice, fruit, milk

ham & Cheese wraps, potatoes, baked beans, salad bar, fruit, milk

Tues.-Waffles, sausage, fruit, juice, milk

chicken burger, potatoes, cheese slices, lettuce, fruit, milk

Wed.- No School Veterans Day

Thurs.-breakfast sandwich, fruit, juice, milk

Indian tacos, shredded cheese, lettuce, fruit, milk

Fri.-cereal, muffins, fruit, juice, milk

knoephla soup, fresh bread, salad bar, fruit, milk

Nov. 16-20
Mon.-Professional Development Day
Tues.-cereal, nutri grain bars, fruit, juice, milk

chicken strips, potatoes, veggies, salad bar, fruit, milk

Wed. french toast, sausage, fruit, juice, milk

sloppy joes, buns, cheese slice, pickles, potatoes, fruit, milk

Thurs.-omelet, toast, sausage, fruit, juice, milk

chicken nuggets, potatoes, buns, lettuce, fruit, milk

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

chicken tortilla soup, tortilla chips, salad bar, fruit, milk

Nov. 23-27
Mon.-cereal, turnover, fruit, juice, milk

orange chicken, rice, buns, stir fry veggies, salad bar, fruit, milk

Tues.- pancakes, sausage, fruit, juice, milk

spaghetti, meat sauce, garlic toast, veggies, lettuce, fruit, milk

Wed.-cereal, muffins, fruit, juiced, milk

ham Dinner, baked potatoes, California blend w/ cheese, fruit, milk

Thurs.-

HAPPY THANKSGIVING!!

Fri.-

HAPPY THANKSGIVING!!

Nov. 30-Dec. 4
Mon. pancakes, sausage, fruit, juice, milk

popcorn chicken on south west salad, bread sticks, fruit, milk

Tues.-cereal, granola bars, fruit, juice, milk

garlic cheese bread, salad bar, fruit, milk

Wed.-breakfast sandwich, fruit, juice, milk

teriyaki chicken, rice, stir fry veggies, salad bar, fruit, milk,

Thurs.-cereal, muffin, fruit, juice, milk

sausage gravy w/biscuits, omelets, hash browns, juice, fruit, milk

Fri.-cereal, breakfast pizza, fruit. Juice, milk

tomato soup, grilled cheese sandwich, salad bar, fruit, milk

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RTPSD #34November Newsletter

RT H S M u s i c D e p a r t m e n t
The RTHS Music Program is off to a
great start. We just recently had our fall
concert. It was a great preview of what
is to come for the rest of the year. The
JH choir, HS choir and HS band all performed. It is hard to believe that its not
even November yet, but we are starting
to prepare for the Christmas concert on
December 7, at the Abbey.
Along with getting ready for the upcoming concerts we have had several students try out for Music festivals. On the
weekend of November 7 we have four
students heading to Minot to participate
in the Northwest Music Festival. Bailey
Paulson will be in the Womens choir,
Cheyden Paulson will be a member of
the Nova Choir, Arcilla Davis will be in
the mixed choir and McKinley Hoselton
will be participating in the horn section
of the honor band. The following week
we have 9 students participating in
Northern Plains Music Festival at DSU
in Dickinson. Nim Raven, Kellee Martin
and Bailey Paulson will be members of
the Womens choir and Arcilla Davis
will be a member of the mixed choir.
Four students will be participating in the
Honor band, Eden Bartz, Kaylee Heiser,
Cheyden Paulson and McKinley Hoselton.
The HS Band has been busy fundraising
for their upcoming San Francisco Tour.
The band is currently selling cash calendar raffle tickets and the Schwans Fundraiser kicks off on Tuesday, October 27.
If you would like to support the fundraiser, go onto schwans-cares.com and enter
campaign ID 24009.

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Schedule of
Events

RTPSD #34November Newsletter

NOVEMBER

Elementary Parents
Youth Sports Informational Meeting @ 7:00
HS
Nov. 3 & 5 Teachers
ConferenceTRE
Nov. 4 Special School
Board Meeting

Sun

Wed

E l e m e n ta ry

5 /6 B B B @
S p e ci a l
K i l l d e e r 4 :0 0 S ch o o l B o a rd
M e e ti n g - 5 :3 0
ABC VB @
Glen Ullin4 :0 0

Y o u th S po rts
In fo rm a ti o n a l
M e e ti n g @
7 :0 0 @ H S

Nov. 16 No School
Professional Development Day

Tue

2
P a re n t s

Nov. 11-Veterans DayNo School

Mon

JH G B B v s
B e a u l ah @

Fri

Sat

S ta te S tu d e n t
C o n g re ss

S ta te S tu d e n t
C o n g re ss

Northeast Music
Festival

5 /6 B B B vs
T ri n i t y @
A rm o ry

N o rth e a st
M u si c F e s ti va l

T e a ch e rs

T R E - 4 :0 0

Nov. 26 & 27Thanksgiving Break

No School

Thu

C o n fe re n ce s
TRE

T e a ch e rs
C o n fe re n ce
TRE
8

10

11

12

13

14

VB Regional @
Trinity

VB Regional @
Trinity

No School

VB Regional @
Trinity

JH GBB vs Mott
@TRE 4:00

5/6 BBB Tourney

@ Killdeer

5/6 BBB vs Grant

County 4:00-TRE

Veterans Day

School Board
Mtg-5:30
15

16

17

NO SCHOOL

5/6 BBB @

18

5/6 BBB vs KillNorthern Plains

deer @ TRE 4:00
Music Festival
Regional One
Acts-Dickinson

Northern Plains

19

21

20

Music Festival

State VB @ Minot State VB @ Minot State VB @ Minot

Professional
Hebron-3:00Development Day
(3 games)

5/6 BBB vs Mott

@ TRE 4:00

Taylor Lions
Bingo TRE
7:00

26

27

28

No School

No School

Thanksgiving!

Thanksgiving

JH GBB @ Killdeer 4:00

JH GBB @ Hazen-3:00
22

23
5/6 BBB vs Trinity
@ TRE-4:00

29

30

24

25

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