USD 333 Concordia Kansas Monthly Newsletter - May 2006

Volume 2, Issue 11 May 1, 2006
U.S.D. 333
District
Newsletter
WHERE ARE THEY NOW?
Each month we would like to spotlight a Concordia High School graduate. Please submit short articles and photos for this
new column in the monthly newsletter. These can be submitted by e-mail (bmortimer@usd333.com), or sent to Bev Mortimer
at USD 333 BOE Office, 217 West 7th Street, Concordia, Kansas 66901.
WHERE ARE THEY NOW?
Amber Campbell recently won the National Science Foundation Graduate
Research Fellowship Award for 2006. Amber is a graduate student
at Emory University at Atlanta, Georgia. She graduated from CHS in
2001 and completed her undergraduate degree at Kansas State University
in 2005.
AMBER CAMPBELL
CHS Class of 2001
“I'm currently working on a number of papers including one on female genital
schistosomiasis as a risk factor for HIV infection, one on the statistically validity
of a popular discriminant function program in forensic anthropology and one
on whether human hairlessness is an adaptation or an exaptation and just what
one would have to prove to come to a solid conclusion on that question. Hopefully,
I will finish all of them by May 5th so that I'm finished with the semester
before I leave for my DNA training in Canada. I don't have much in the way of
plans for the rest of the summer, but I have heard stirrings that one of my
friends may know someone looking for someone with osteological knowledge
to help out on an archaeological dig in South America somewhere. We shall see
if that works out.”
FCCLA holds an Easter Egg Hunt for Preschoolers
FCCLA, sponsored by Cyndi Atwell, put on an Easter Egg Hunt for the district preschool on April 11, 2006. Preschoolers
were able to see the Easter Bunny and hunt for eggs in the City Park. All of the kids enjoyed themselves
and had a good time!!! The preschool class is taught by Heather Isbell at the Lincoln School building.

5th & 6th
Graders
Challenge
CCCC Men’s
Basketball
Team
On Wednesday, April 12th, the CCCC Men’s Basketball team challenged the 5th and 6th grade Morning Intramural
Basketball Championship teams at the CMS gym. In December, the students had an opportunity to sign-up to play morning
intramural basketball. There were approximately 50 students from each grade who participated. The Morning Intramural
teams played in a double elimination tournament from January until March, to determine who would play the CCCC men’s
team.
The students on the 5th grade championship team were: Erin Hansen, Brentin Hake, Dakota Strong, Daniel Longfellow,
Jarin Brown, Alyssa Champlin, and Nathan Gieber. The 5th grade team won against the CCCC team as they barely
pulled out on top with an 18-15 score.
The students on the 6th grade championship team were: Joe Feight, Devin Fleming, Derick Nordell, Dalton Fraser,
David Strait, and Skyler Muff. They captured the win over CCCC by a score of 22-20.
The student body of CMS cheered on both teams and enjoyed watching the games.
The CMS staff and student body give a special thank you to Coach Kevin Muff, Coach of the Year;
Coach Shawn Ellis and their basketball team. Thanks for the past 5 years of challenging our 5th
and 6th grade basketball stars!!
“Paws”itive Counts
If a Middle School student is caught doing any of the following,
(showing good behavior, showing great strides in their
grades, being very cooperative or doing a good deed, he/she
will be given a colored card on which they are to write their
name and place in the appropriate box located in the office.
(Each student can receive more than one card per month; the
more they receive the better their chances are.) At the end of
each month Mr. Stricker will draw out two 5 th graders & two
6 th graders. These 4 students will be going out for Pizza with
Mr. Stricker. The other students who had cards in the boxes
will receive a free Ala Carte.
5 th Grade: 6 th Grade:
Brooke Trost
Bianca Fischer
Gabe Bergmann
Tyler Kocher
CMS Monkey Club
In P.E. class, we have been "monkey-ing
around". Here are the students who climbed the
rope during P.E. class: (5th Grade) Joel Timme,
Keenan Edwards, Gage Detschermitsch, Raef
Chrisco, Blake Mikesell, Shelby Fraser, Lexie Gilbert,
Nikki Blankenbeckley, Mari Mar; (6th grade)
Slater Champlin, Dalton Fraser, Megan Smith,
Drew Knapp, Gabe Sprague, Bianca Fischer,
Skyler Muff, Cameron Krager, Bradley Hake,
Gabe Schuler, Shane Zimmer, Taelor
Mendenhall, Foster Losh, Mackenzie Parker,
Rissa McNichols, and Page Reed. Congratulations
to ALL of you!!
We also had a total of 17 – 5 th graders and 31 – 6 th graders
who received a free Ala Cart on Friday, April 28 th .

CMS Parents & Students
Tuesday, May 23 rd is the Middle School Annual Track Meet.
Students are asked to bring a sack lunch and a drink (please no glass bottles). The school lunch program will provide
a sack lunch if you would like, but your child will need to sign up in the office no later than May 17 th if they want a
school sack lunch. Students are not to leave for lunch.
Also, please remember that your child needs to be taken directly to the CHS track on that Tuesday morning
and students will be released at 3:15 p.m. from the CHS track. In the morning the bus students will get off the busses
at CHS, and in the afternoon will board the busses at CHS when the track meet is over. Students are to stay until the
track meet is completed, and all trash is cleaned up.
Please make sure that your child dresses appropriately, (no short shorts or spaghetti strap tops). Especially
make sure he/she wears his/her tennis shoes or track shoes but, NO SPIKES. They can bring water bottles (no pop)
and plenty of sun screen.
CHESS NEWS
All-Star State Chess rankings were released last week. The top ten for the state are determined by adding together
the team points for the top three tournaments with the state tournament counting double. Teams are then ranked by
the average of these tournaments. The Concordia Junior High team earned second place in the state and the elementary
team received fourth in their respective divisions. Logan Whitney placed 4th in the state under
the All-State individual rankings. People interested in viewing all the teams and individuals in the top ten
may go to www.ksca.us and click on "all-star rankings".
Hoops for Heart
This year, the CMS students raised $4,845.90. The student fundraisers that raised over $200 were:
Courtney Lanoue, Hannah Haist, Christa Deneault, and Koral Plush. Students who raised between
$100-$199 were: Anna Christenson, Katie Buckland, Devin Fleming, Cameron Krager, Emily Brown,
Nikki Blankenbeckley, Tristin Morgan, and Kristen Stupka. Hannah, who raised $258.25, and Courtney,
who raised $247.90, won the "P.E. Teacher of the Day" award for raising the most money in the
school. The top 5th grade class who raised the most money was Mr. Hutchinson's class, $751.00;
and the top 6th grade class who raised the most money was Mrs. Carol Ruud's class, $646.25. These
two classes won a pizza and ice cream party, donated by Pizza Hut and Dairy Queen.
This year has been a special year for raising money for the American Heart Association. The
students at CMS have adopted a school in Louisiana that was destroyed by Hurricane Katrina; a
P.E. equipment company, U.S. Games, has donated money vouchers to the school that the CMS
students adopted. This school district was the hardest hit in the New Orleans area. The name of
the school that the students adopted is St. Bernard Parish Public School. The school re-opened
in November with approximately 350 students and now there are over 2,500 students attending
this school. The school has not been re-built; in fact, the school buildings are 17 temporary
FEMA buildings located on a former high school parking lot. St. Bernard Parish Public School is
designating the $200 money vouchers for "Field Day" equipment, since currently there is no
equipment for their end-of-the-year Field Day.
Thank you to ALL the CMS students, who participated in this wonderful program!! And, a sincere
"thank you" goes out to you from Mrs. Beverly Lawrason, Superintendent of St. Bernard's Parish Public
Schools, and from Jerel Giarusso, Louisiana Department of Education.

Rock on Raku!!!
Student’s in Tami Peltier’s 3-D Art II class got a chance to raku fire
some of their pottery. Raku is a method of firing pottery. We use
special clay and glazes designed to withstand thermoshock. After the
vessel has been formed it is dried and bisque fired in the traditional
method of firing. Then it is glazed and then it goes in the kiln and is
heated to about 1800 degrees. It is then taken from the kiln and put
into a barrel of combustibles (sawdust, paper) where it ignites the
combustibles in the barrel. After this burns for 30 seconds or so, the
lid is put on and the fire is deprived of oxygen. This creates smoke
and essentially smokes the pot. The reduction in oxygen changes the
appearance of the glaze….See the slide show on the USD 333 website,
to see more on this exciting process.
On Wednesday, April 19, 2006 Concordia High School students
participated in the 2006 Career Fair sponsored by the
Smoky Hill Service Center in Salina. Students from Brenda
Gilliland’s business classes and Cyndi Atwell’s FACS classes
competed in a number of events. Concordia High School was
well represented with many students placing in the top three of
their respective events. Michael Lynn, 1st in Flyer/Brochure;
Jessica Blochlinger, 2nd in Job Search; Jessica Peterson, 1st in
Children’s Book; Rosa Foreman, 2nd in Fashion Design; Teri
Trost, 3rd in Fashion Design; Madison Timmons, 2nd in Poetry
Book and 1st in Job Search; Sara Hasenbank, 2nd in Calendar
Design; Samantha Carpentier, 2nd in Calendar Design; and Jordan
Tholstrup, 3rd in Calendar Design. Some of the many
events that the students were able to compete in included job
interview, web design, desktop publishing (calendars, cookbooks,
flyers, brochures, poetry books, and children’s books),
fashion design, LEGO design, newscasts, videos, architectural
models, welding, automotive diagnostics, and electrical wiring.
Students enjoyed the opportunity to interact with and learn from
professionals who served as judges in the events.
Bottom Row: Teri Trost, Jessica Blochlinger, Madison Timmons, Jordan Tholstrup. Top Row: Rosa Foreman, Jessica Peterson,
Sara Hasenbank, Michael Lynn.
Not pictured: Shelby Brownell, Samantha Carpentier, and Amber Marcotte.
Concordia is proud to host a 4A Softball
Regional May 15 th and 16 th at the softball
complex. There will be quarterfinal games
on Monday the 15 th and the semifinal and
championship games will be on Tuesday
the 16th.
Other Regional Assignments for Spring
Sports:
Girls’ and Boys’ track will be at Abilene on May 19 th
Boys’ Baseball at Chapman May 15 th and 17 th
Boys’ Golf at Clay Center May 15 th
Boys ‘Tennis at Dodge City (Scott City host) on May 15 th

Summer Camp Information
Girls Basketball Camp- May 30,31 st , and June 1 st
CHS
Grades 9-12 8:00-10:00
Grades 7-8 10:30-12:00
Cost will be $5.00
Football Camp- June 5 th -9 th
Grades 7-8 8:30-10:00
Grades 9-12 10:15-12:15
Cost will be $15.00
Forms available in High School office
Jr. High Volleyball camp
7-8 th grade July 10-13 th TBA at CES
High School Volleyball Camp
9-12 July 24 th -27 th 9:00-11:30/ 1:30-4:00 at CES
Cost will be $25.00
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CHS Vocal Music
Department
The Concordia High School Vocal Music Department
has had a very busy and successful spring. Monday,
April 3 rd was the CJHS and CHS Festival Concert. Singing
that evening were the Jr. High Choir, the Concordia
High School Women’s Ensemble and the Concordia
High School Chamber Choir. The high school groups
performed the pieces that they would be singing at State
Large Group Contest.
On Saturday April, 8 th , three vocal soloists and one vocal
ensemble, traveled to Manhattan High School for the
KSHSAA Regional Solo and Small Group Contest. All
3 soloists, (Emily Redmond, Ali Watson, and Alaina
Swenson), and the CHS Singers, received a Superior “1”
Rating. This makes them eligible to compete at the State
Solo and Small Group Contest at Andover High School
on Saturday, April 29 th .
Boy’s Basketball Camp- July 17 th -21 st
7-8 th 8:00-9:30
9-12 9:30-12:30
Cost will be $10.00
Boys in grades 1-3 will have camp from 8:00-9:30
and boys who WILL BE in grades 4-6 will have camp
from 9:45--11:45. All campers will report to the CMS
gym and can pick up registration forms from the CES
and CMS offices. Camp fees are $25 for the five day
camp which will run June 26-30.
CHS Chemistry Students Do Well in Olympiad
Three Concordia High School students who recently
took the Wichita Section of the 2006 U.S. National Chemistry
Olympiad qualified to take the national test. Only eight of the
students from across the state taking the exam achieved this
honor.
Stuart Warkentin and Ryan Steinert were among the
top placers with Warkentin earning fifth place and Steinert
earning sixth place. Ryan LaBarge was the first alternate in
ninth place.
The Concordians were being tested in a section competition
with students from much larger schools. Only students
from private schools in Wichita fared better than the
CHS students. Of those taking the national test in Wichita on
April 22 nd , two will be picked for the national team for international
competition. Sponsor of the Olympiad is the American
Chemical Society.
On Wednesday, April 12 th , Concordia hosted the
KSHSAA State Large Group Contest. Nearly 20 schools
from this part of the state competed in the Band and
Choir Contest. The bands performed at the CHS Auditorium,
while the choirs performed at the CCCC Cook
Theater. Both the Concordia Women’s Ensemble and
the Concordia Chamber Choir performed for the 3
judges. Both groups received a Superior “1” Rating!
Only 4 schools received Superior Ratings that day, and
we were very proud to have 2 groups from Concordia
High School receive that honor.
The final concert of the year will be the Spring Vocal
Concert held on Tuesday May 16 th at 7:00 in the CHS
Auditorium. Singing that evening will be the Jr. High
Choir, CHS Women’s Ensemble, and the CHS Chamber
Choir.
Video's are now on sale from Cat Scratch Productions.
Prom Video $10, Senior Video $10,
Graduation Video $10, or buy all three for $25.
Contact any CSP member or Mr. Culley at the High
School.

COUNSELOR’S CORNER
by Larry Laas
The enrollment process for next year is just about completed. If your student has not completed a schedule for next year,
have him or her contact the Guidance Office immediately. If you have any question concerning classes or the new schedule
for next year, feel free to give us a call at 243-1100.
During enrollment, several parents asked questions concerning the dual credit classes. These are available to juniors and
seniors for college credit. Currently, CHS will be offering 35 hours of college credit classes. Next fall, about the second or
third week of school, we will enroll those students interested in taking these classes for college credit. Tuition fees will be
due about the first of September, so begin budgeting and saving your money now. This year, a three-hour credit class cost
$187.50. When compared to a three hour class at a four-year university at the cost of about $450.00, this is a tremendous
savings. And our cost includes your textbook! Give Mr. Laas a call in the High School Guidance Office if you have any
questions concerning dual credit classes.
Many of the seniors are finalizing plans for next year. Several have signed letters of intent to play sports while others have
accepted some very nice academic scholarships to help with those college expenses. If any senior still needs help with applications
or college visits, stop by the Guidance Office.
JUNIORS, it’s never too early to begin visiting college campuses and talking with academic advisors. This summer is a
GREAT time to call an admissions office at your favorite college or university and see what they can arrange for you.
Again, if you need a telephone number or if we can help schedule that college visit, just give us a call.
And to ALL, have a safe and wonderful summer vacation. We will look forward to working with you again next fall. BUT
FIRST, there is still much to do before this school year is put to rest.
Eleven CHS Science Club members and their sponsors attended the 2006 Kansas Olympiad at Wichita
State University, April 1 st . The students served as event volunteers assisting coordinators with staging
trials, recording information, distributing testing materials, and monitoring exams. As volunteers, CHS students
were given special access to events and testing conditions otherwise available only to students
whose school teams placed at their respective regional Olympiads. Armed with this new information, Science
Club members’ goals are to prepare over the Summer for the Salina Regional and advance to the
2007 Kansas and National Olympiads both of which will be hosted by Wichita State University.
Row One: Megan Palmquist, Morgan Budke, Tressa Studt, Ethan Wilcox and Christian Fazel. Row Two:
Club President – Kelsey Haden, Britni Seubert, Sharla Stokes, Jordan Tholstrup, Jake Morrissette and
Nicholas Hughes.

2006 CHS Summer School Credit Recovery
Concordia High School students who failed to earn
credit in a class during the regular school year may enroll
in the 2006 Summer School Credit Recovery Program.
The Cloud County Alternative High School,
located at 301 West 7 th Street in Concordia, will be
host to credit recovery students from June 12 –July 7.
The Summer School Credit Recovery Program is designed
for students to recover lost credit so that they
may graduate with their class. Students who failed a
class will be enrolled in a corresponding computer
based Plato Educational Software course. Students
should expect to spend a minimum of 30 to 40 hours of
remediation time per credit at CCAHS to recover lost
credit. American History II (major research paper) and
U.S. Government I (Senior Project) may not be taken
for credit recovery. Cloud County Alternative High
School will charge students a $25 enrollment fee. Applications
for the 2006 Summer School Credit Recovery
Program may be picked up in the CHS Guidance
Office.
Healthy Children are Ready to Play,
Grow, Learn and Have Fun!
When the final school bell rings and summer
vacation begins, we still provide meals. The
summer Food Service Program helps bridge
the hunger gap for children in our community.
Meals are free for children ages 1-18. We
serve at two locations in Concordia, in a partnership
with the Family Resource Council.
2nd Street Park
Lincoln School
Corner of Olive & 2nd 803 Valley
Concordia
Concordia
Time: 11:30 –12:00 12:00—12:30
RSVP: 785-614-2414, so that enough food is
available. Adult meals cost $2.50.
For more information contact Penny States or
Alycia Howard, USD 333 employees; or Nicki
Taylor-Morris at the Resource Center.
The Cloud County Community Resources Council’s Children & Youth Committee is once again sponsoring
the School Supply Program for the 2006-07 school year. Applications will be sent home with children
in Elementary & Middle school and may be picked up at the Community Resource Center for youth in
Junior High and High school.
Applications are due by Monday, July 24th at 4:30 p.m.
This year, families have an option of either purchasing a backpack filled with school supplies for
$6.00/child or just receiving the necessary school supplies for $3.00/child (without backpack). All fees
must be paid before picking up supplies. Supplies may be picked up at the Community Resource Center
on the following dates only :
Tuesday, August 1st 2:00 to 4:00 p.m. Thursday, August 3rd 4:00 to 6:00 p.m.
Tuesday, August 8th 9:00 to 11:00 a.m.
Questions may be directed to Nicki Taylor-Morris,
Community Resource Center
107 W 7th , P.O. Box 195
Concordia KS 66901
(785) 243-1065

Your Own Back Door
By Fourth Grade Teachers
Where can you learn about history, architecture, geography
and the judicial system? The answer is Cloud County.
Fourth graders are in the process of learning aspects of all of
the above and more as they explore the county in which they
live.
County residents have been gracious to the students in
the fourth grade. Nancy Reynolds gave a history lesson on a
famous native, Frank Carlson, as we visited the Frank Carlson
Room in the library. Another landmark fourth grade toured
was the Brown Grand Theater where Amanda Watterman recounted
the theater’s rich history. Students were able to look at
the architecture of a historical building, the Nazareth Motherhouse,
as Sister Margaret Schreck gave a tour. County Attorney
Robert Walsh arranged for students to become part of a
mock trial in the Cloud County Courtroom.
Cloud County Day is planned in May for students to
trek through history as they visit Sibley Schoolhouse, and what
was Sibley Lake. The P.O.W. Camp will help students understand
the role this area took in World War II. The stone arch
bridge, restored by Ray Doyen, will allow students to view a
structure as a keystone is explained. The highlight of the day
will include a hike to the highest point in Cloud County, Twin
Mounds. Kenneth Johnson allows students to have a picnic
lunch as they look out over the county from this vantage point.
Guest speakers, such as Roger Nelson and Lowell May,
also help students learn about the area. Students review what
they have learned as they create a game. A culminating event
will be the music program on May 11 th . Much can be learned
from “Your Own Back Door.”

K-6 Parents:
USD #333 will not be able to accept personal requests for a specific teacher; however we strive to divide our classes to balance
the diversity of our student population. Our goal is for your child to have a successful year. If you feel your student
has special circumstances or needs, please feel free to submit that information to the building principal. Class divisions will
be made after enrollment in August. Thank you for your support of Concordia Schools.
CES NEWS and NOTES
Field Trips: On Friday, May 5 th the 4 th graders will be taking their Annual Cloud County Field Day. They will be visiting
various sites around Cloud County. On Wednesday, May 17 th the 2 nd graders will go on their field trip to the Rolling Hills
Zoo in Salina.
Permission forms for all Field Trips will be sent home with the students. Parents, please be diligent in filling out these
forms and returning them. Without the completed and signed permission form the child will not be allowed to go on the
field trip.
Math After-School Program: The last day for the Monday/Tuesday MAP class will be Tuesday, May 9, and the last day
for the Wednesday/Thursday MAP class will be Thursday, May 11 th .
4 th Grade Music Program: The 4 th Grade Students will present their music program “Cloud County” on Thursday, May
11 th . There will be a performance at 8:30 a.m. for students and staff and one at 7:00 p.m. for friends and family. Everyone
is welcome.
Kindergarten Graduation: The Kindergarten Class of 2005/2006 will have their graduation ceremony at 7:00 p.m. on
Thursday, May 26 in the Concordia Elementary School gym.
LOST & FOUND: Our Lost and Found is overflowing. Please check the Lost and Found in the CES office. Any items
left at the end of the school year will be disposed of.
Track /Picnic Day: The CES Track and Picnic Day will be Monday, May 22 nd . We will be sending a detailed schedule
home with the students the week of the 15 th .
STOCK MARKET GAME
During the spring semester, sixth graders participated in the Stock Market Game sponsored by K-State. The students were
given $100,000 of pretend funds to invest in the market. Students completed market research to determine which stocks they
wanted to buy. They also completed skits about the operation of the New York Stock Exchange. The vocabulary of the stock
market were emphasized. Students learned about risk and diversification, as well as the difference between stocks, bonds, and
mutual funds.
One of the student teams from Concordia earned first place. The team members were Devin Fleming, Skyler Muff, Austin
Dobrinski, and Cameron Krager. The students and teachers would like to thank Home and School for paying the entry fee for
the game. Thanks for providing the experience!
Kansas Department of Transportation Launches Statewide
Toll-free Underage Drinking Tipline
To continue raising awareness of the serious issue of underage drinking in Kansas, the Kansas Department of Transportation
(KDOT) has launched a statewide underage drinking tipline, 1-866-MustB21 (1-866-687-8221). The toll-free tipline operates
24-hours-a-day, seven days a week, and is now available for citizens to anonymously report parties involving underage
drinking, plans to purchase alcohol for underage persons, and willingness of retailers to sell alcohol to underage persons.

May 2006
Breakfast
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
1 2 3 4 5 6
Cereal, Bagel,
Cream Cheese,
Pears, Milk
7 8 9 10 11 12 13
NO BREAK-
FAST - LATE
START
Waffles, Syrup,
Sausage Link,
Pineapple
Chunks, Milk
Breakfast Casserole,Fruit
Cocktail,
Milk
Ham & Cheese
Hot Pocket,
Potato Puffs,
Peaches, Milk
French Toast
Sticks, Syrup,
Bacon, Oranges,
Milk
Biscuit, Sausage
Gravy, Bananas,
Honey, Jelly,
Milk
Biscuit, Sausage
Gravy, Fresh
Watermelon,
Honey, Jelly,
Milk
Mozzarella
Cheese Sticks,
Ranch Dressing,
Bacon, Assorted
Fresh Fruit,
Milk
Pancake on a
Stick, Syrup,
Potato Puffs,
Assorted Fresh
Fruit, Milk
14 15 16 17 18 19 20
Cereal, Pop Tarts,
Apricots, Milk
Pancake, Syrup,
Little Smokies,
Fresh Apples,
Milk
Cinnamon Coffee
Cake, Orange
Juice, Pears,
Milk
Biscuit, Sausage
Gravy, Strawberries,
Honey,
Jelly, Milk
Sausage Breakfast
Pizza, Assorted
Fresh Fruit,
Milk
21 22 23 24 25 26 27
CES Track Meet
Day
Cereal, Apple
Cinnamon
Muffin, Rosey
Applesauce,
Milk
Waffles, Syrup,
Sausage Link,
Pineapple
Chunks, Milk
Cook's Choice Cook's Choice NO SCHOOL
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NO SCHOOL NO SCHOOL NO SCHOOL April
S M T W T F S
1
2 3 4 5 6 7 8
9 10 11 12 13 14 15
16 17 18 19 20 21 22
23 24 25 26 27 28 29
30
June
S M T W T F S
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Printed by Key Calendar Designer on 5/1/2006

May 2006
Lunch
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
1 2 3 4 5 6
Chicken & Noodles,
Whipped
Potatoes, Pears,
Pickled Okra,
Pineapple
Chunks, Wheat
Roll, Milk
7 8 9 10 11 12 13
Scalloped Potatoes
& Ham,
Mixed Vegetables,
Fresh Cauliflower,
Ranch
Dressing, Fruit
Cocktail, Wheat
Roll, Milk
14 15 16 17 18 19 20
Breaded Pork
Chop, Rice,
Brown Gravy,
Peas, Cucumber
Slices, Fresh
Apples, Wheat
Roll, Milk
Taco Salad, Salsa,
Corn, Nacho
Toppings, Ranch
Dressing, Peaches,
Blueberry
Muffin, Milk
21 22 23 24 25 26 27
Popcorn Chicken,
BBQ Sauce,
Whipped Potatoes,
Country
Gravy, Green
Beans, Pineapple
Chunks, Wheat
Roll, Milk
CES Track Meet
Day
Hoagie Sandwich,
Potato Wedges,
Carrots &
Celery, Sandwich
Toppings,
Oranges, Milk
Chili Cheese
Fritoes, Carrots
& Celery, Ranch
Dressing, Fresh
Broccoli, Pears,
Cornmeal Roll,
Milk
Fun Fish, Potato
Wedges, Steamed
Carrots,
Frosty Fruit, Ice
Cream Sandwich,
Wheat
Roll, Milk
28 29 30 31
Steak Sticks,
BBQ Sauce,
Rice, Brown
Gravy, Green
Beans, Bananas,
Wheat Roll,
Milk
Chicken Nuggets,
Whipped Potatoes,
Country
Gravy, BBQ
Sauce, Green
Beans, Fresh
Watermelon,
Texas Toast,
Milk
Pig in a Blanket,
Potato Chips,
Baked Beans,
Pickles, Strawberries,
Ice
Cream Cup,
Milk
Hot Dog w/Bun,
Potato Chips,
Baked Beans,
Carrots &
Celery, Rosey
Applesauce,
Rice Krispy
Treat, Milk
Grilled Chicken
w/Bun, BBQ
Sauce, Steamed
Potatoes, Broccoli,
Cheese
Sauce, Grapes,
Milk
Burrito, Cheese
Sauce, Salsa,
Winter Mix
Vegetables,
Fruit Cocktail,
Chocolate Chip
Cookies, Milk
Chicken Fajita
w/Cheese, Salsa,
Nacho Toppings,
Corn, Tropical
Fruit Salad,
Wheat Roll,
Milk
Cook's Choice
NO SCHOOL NO SCHOOL NO SCHOOL April
S M T W T F S
1
2 3 4 5 6 7 8
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Lasagna, Assorted
Hot Vegetables,
Fresh Lettuce,
Salad Toppings,
Assorted Fresh
Fruit, White
Cake, Bread
Stick, Milk
Cheese Pizza,
Assorted Hot
Vegetables,
Fresh Lettuce,
Salad Toppings,
Fruit Cocktail,
Milk
Spaghetti, Parmesan
Cheese,
Fresh Lettuce,
Salad Toppings,
Assorted Hot
Vegetables,
Fresh Fruit,
Garlic Roll,
Milk
NO SCHOOL
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May 2006
Dates To Remember
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
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JV GOLF @ CHAPMAN
4:00PM
JH TRACK @ BELOIT
INVITE 3:45PM
HEAD START VISITS
KINDERGARTEN
9:15AM
FORENSICS SHOW-
CASE IN AUDITO-
RIUM 7:00PM
V GOLF @ MARYSVILLE
3:00PM
TR @ MINNEAPOLIS
INVITE 3:00PM
PANTHER HONOR
AWARD MTG 7:30AM
JV/V SB @ MARYSVILLE
4:45PM
JV BB @ SOUTHEAST OF
SALINE 4:30PM
BT CON JV QUAD (H)
3:30PM
CES 4TH GRADE-
PRESENTATION BY
JOE GOEDERT
JH TRACK (H) CONCOR-
DIA INVITE 3:15PM
CMS HOME & SCHOOL
IN MRS. FERGUSON'S
ROOM 4:00PM
CMS CHAMBER ORCH-
ESTRA 2:00PM
V GOLF @ HILLSBORO
8:00AM
V BB @ CHAPMAN
4:30PM
TR @ RUSSELL INVITE
3:00PM
CES 4TH GRADE
CLOUD COUNTY
FIELD DAY
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V GOLF NCKL @ MARYSVILLE
3:00PM
V BB CLAY CENTER (H) 4:30PM
LATE START-10:00AM CHS &
CJHS 10:15AM CMS & CES
JV/V SB vs COLBY @ HAYS
4:00PM
CMS BIRTHDAY RECOGNITION
DAY
BT JV NCKL @ CLAY CENTER
1:00PM
BOARD OF EDUCATION
MEETING 6:00PM
9TH NCKL TR @ CHAPMAN
4:00PM
NATIONAL TEACHERS
DAY
JV BB @ CHAPMAN
4:30PM
BAND "POPS" CONCE-
RT GRADES 7-12
CMS 5TH GRADE TO
DILLON NATURE
CENTER
CES & CMS SITE
COUNCIL MTG @ CES
KDDP SURVEY DURING
SSR GRADES 7-12
JH TRACK NCKL @
ABILENE 3:00PM
CES MRS. GOEDERT'S
2ND GRADE
MOTHER'S DAY TEA
10:30AM
4TH GRADE MUSIC
PROGRAM 7:00PM
TRACK NCKL @ ABILENE
3:00PM
CES MRS. MOORE'S
2ND GRADE
MOTHER'S DAY TEA
2:30PM
CES MRS. LARSON'S
2ND GRADE
MOTHER'S DAY TEA
10:30AM
14 15 16 17 18 19 20
MOTHER'S DAY
VG REGIONALS TBS
SB REGIONALS TBA
HEAD START VISITS
KINDERGARTEN
1:30PM
CES P.I.E. MEETING
5:00PM
CES INTERNET SAFETY
ASSEMBLY
BT REGIONALS TBA
BB REGIONALS TBA
SPRING CHOIR CONCE-
RT GRADES 7-12
SB REGIONALS TBA
KINDERGARTEN TO
CCCC FOR MOVIE
1:00PM
BB REGIONALS TBA
SENIOR FINALS
SB REGIONALS TBA
GRADUATION PRAC-
TICE DURING
SEMINAR
CES 2ND GRADE TO
ROLLING HILLS ZOO
BB REGIONALS TBA
SENIOR FINALS
SB REGIONALS TBA
CMS SPRING BAND
CONCERT 7:00PM
CES 4TH GRADE ESSAY
WINNERS TO SUNSET
HOME
CCDC VISITS KINDER-
GARTEN 2:15PM
BB REGIONALS TBA
ALL LIBRARY BOOKS
ARE DUE
TR REGIONALS TBA
SENIOR AWARDS ASSEM-
BLY IN AUD 8:05AM
SB REGIONALS TBA
GRAD PRACTICE AFTER
AWARDS ASSEMBLY
CMS STEINERT'S CAMP
OUT
CMS 6TH GRADE AR
SLEEP OVER PARTY
CCCC GRADUATION @
STADIUM
BT STATE TBA
BB REGIONALS TBA
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GRADUATION 2:30PM
BACCALAUREATE
1:30PM
WHITE DAY RED DAY WHITE DAY RED DAY WHITE DAY
RED DAY WHITE DAY RED DAY WHITE DAY RED DAY
WHITE DAY RED DAY WHITE DAY RED DAY WHITE DAY
VG @ STATE TBA
CMS 5TH GRADE AR
PARTY TO THE LAKE
CES 3RD & 4TH TRACK
MEET, 1ST & 2ND
FUN DAY GAMES,
KINDERGARTEN TO
PARK, PICNIC FOR
ALL GRADES
DRIVER ED PARENT
MTG IN MEDIA CTR
7:00PM
CMS ANNUAL TRACK
MEET
UNDER CLASSMEN
FINALS
MIDDLE MANIA
CES ALL SCHOOL AR
PARTY 12:00-3:00PM
CES 1ST & 2ND GRADE
AR MOVIE AT CCCC
UNDER CLASSMEN
FINALS
LAST DAY OF SCHOOL-
FULL DAY
KINDERGARTEN
GRADUATION IN CES
GYM 7:00PM
VSB STATE TBA
TR STATE
BB STATE TBA
1/2 TEACHER WORK
DAY
SAT TESTING
JV BB HERINGTON (H)
10:00AM
CMS 6TH GRADE BAND
TO WAMEGO
BT NCKL @ CLAY
CENTER 9:00AM
SB REGIONALS TBA
CMS STEINERT'S
CAMP OUT
BT STATE TBA
VSB STATE TBA
TR STATE
BB STATE TBA
RED DAY WHITE DAY RED DAY WHITE DAY
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MEMORIAL DAY DRIVER EDUCATION DRIVER EDUCATION
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N o n - P r o f i t O r g .
U . S . P o s t a g e P a i d
P e r m i t # 4
C o n c o r d i a , K S
6 6 9 0 1
U.S.D. #333
217 West 7th Street
Concordia, Kansas 66901
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STUDENT OF THE MONTH
Concordia High School faculty representatives
and student leaders have selected Jessica
Stover as Student of the Month for May. Jessica
is the daughter of Kevin and Denise
Stover.
Jessica is involved in volleyball and softball
and was a Close-up Washington delegate.
She is also President of the Leo Club, the Historian
for NHS and a member of FBLA.
In Jessica’s spare time she enjoys playing
softball and volleyball, watching movies and
spending time with family and friends. After
graduation she plans on attending K-State and
majoring in Kinesiology.