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Volume 3 Issue 11 May 2007U.S.D. 333District NewsletterPANCAKES with PARENTS!The School Nutrition Program would like to thank the parents andstudents who attended our 1st Annual Pancakes with Parents, atCMS and CES. It’s people like you who make our special meals asuccess!

Concordia Jr./Sr. High NEWSNATIONAL HONOR SOCIETYThe National Honor Society had an induction ceremony Thursday, February 22nd at the ConcordiaHigh School Media Center. The fourteen students inducted, along with the 30 members already inducted,pledge to meet a 36 hour requirement involving community service. The students need thesehours by their senior year. The National Honor Society is an organization that helps the students getinvolved with the community and lets them get noticed for their good grades and good behaviorthroughout high school.2007 CHS Summer School Credit RecoveryConcordia High School students who failed to earn credit in a class during the regular school year may enrollin the 2007 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 11 –July 6.The Summer School Credit Recovery Program is designed for students to recovery lost credit so that theymay graduate with their class. Students who failed a class will be enrolled in a corresponding computerbasedsoftware course. Students should expect to spend a minimum of 30 to 40 hours of remediation timeper credit at CCAHS to recover lost credit. American History II (major research paper) and U.S. GovernmentI (Senior Project) may not be taken for credit recovery. Cloud County Alternative High School willcharge students a $25 enrollment fee per .50 credit. Applications for the 2007 Summer School Credit RecoveryProgram may be picked up in the CHS Guidance Office or by calling the alternative high school at243-8811.

Concordia Middle School NEWSHOOPS FOR HEARTApril 18, 2007The Concordia Middle School participated in Hoops forHeart raising $3,575.44. The top 6 th grade fundraiser wasRicky Kreiter with $274.50. The top 5 th grade fundraiserwas Azalia Malcuit with $218.00. Students who raised between$100 - $150 were Amanda Lawrence, Garet Koester,Alyssa Champlin, Austin Biggerstaff, Lane Collins, DaltonCollette, Chris Fahey, and Megan James. The top 6 th gradeclass that raised the most money was Mrs. Hauck’s class,$676.00; and the top 5 th grade class that raised the mostmoney was Mr. Hutchinson’s class, $636.00. These twoclasses won a subway sandwich party, donated by Subway.Thank you to the CMS students who helped raise money forsuch a great cause.CMS “Paws”itive Counts –READ, READ, READAccelerated Reader deadline for the last nine weeksis coming soon!!!!6 th grade deadline is May 9 th5 th Grade deadline is May 17thA Special Thank YouWe would like to thank the Home & School volunteers and the CMScafeteria ladies for feeding us during Parent/Teacher conferences. Everythingwas very delicious and very much appreciated.Reminder – don’t forget to pick up your dish! We still have a few thathaven’t been picked up.If a Middle School student is caught doing any of the following, (showing good behavior, showing great strides in their grades, being very cooperativeor 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 locatedin 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.The following students will be going out for pizza with Mr. Stricker on Friday, April 27 th .5 th Grade: 6th Grade:MaKayla NelsonKaylee MosherPreston TimmonsBailee KymerWe also had a total of – 21 5 th graders and- 59 6th graders who will receive a free Ala Carte on Friday, April 27 th .Kansas State Scholastic Chess Tournament, March 10 th , 2007Students from Concordia went to Maize High School to compete at the state level in chess. The Jr. High team placed 4 th overallonly a half point behind the third and second placers. There were a total of 34 teams competing in the Jr. High division. Top threeplacers for the Jr. High were: Tyler Kocher- 16 th place, Logan Whitney- 17 th place, and Slater Champlin- 28 th place. The elementaryteam earned 9 th place. The top placers from the team were: Braden Johnson- 20 th , Nick Thomas -54 th , and Rachel Hasch 56 th .The chess team also had an awards ceremony March 29 th . BreAnna Foreman received the award for most dedicated attendingmost all the tournaments, going to all the practices offered, working at all the concession stands, etc. Shea Crum received theaward for best first year improving his rating significantly. Braden Johnson, Clay Boley, Rachel Hasch, Emily Hasch, and SlaterChamplin had perfect attendance at tournaments. Nick Thomas received the award for the highest rating jump, improving his ratingby 286 points.

Concordia Elementary School NEWSK-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 ofour student population. Our goal is for your child to have a successful year. If you feel your student has special circumstances or needs, pleasefeel free to submit that information. Class divisions will be made after enrollment in August. Thank you for your support of ConcordiaSchools.PROJECT PLAYGROUND“Paving the Way”Parents In Education, the Concordia Elementary parent group, is organizing many fund raising events to finance our new playground equipmentwhich will be installed on the east side of the building.One neat event is Buy a Brick. Cloud Ceramics has donated 500 bricks which are being sold for $10 each. Purchasers may have their brickengraved at no extra cost. You may have one or two lines with 17 characters per line (a space counts as a character). These bricks will beadded to the path of bricks from the first fundraiser for years of viewing.If you are interested in purchasing a brick or would like more information please contact Jackie at CES (243-8853).Concordia Elementary students and staff would like to thank Cloud Ceramics for their generosity and you, the patrons of USD 333, for yoursupport.Thursday, May 3 rd7:00 P.M.On the Stage of the Historic Brown Grand TheatreCONCORDIA ELEMENTARY 4 TH GRADE STUDENTSWILL PROUDLY PRESENT A Musical History“Cloud County: From Then ‘till Now”Everyone is invited to join us at the Brown Grand Theatre foran evening of Music and Fun. There is no admission fee.On Wednesday, May 2 nd at 1:00 p.m. the 4 th grade students will be performing their music program for the CES students andstaff. This year they will be performing on the stage of the Brown Grand Theatre. Any family or community member wishingto attend at this time is more than welcome.1 ST GRADE FIELD TRIP: On Thursday, May 3 rd the first grade students will take a field trip to the Discovery Center in Salina. Informationand permission slips have been sent home with the students.4 TH GRADE: Friday, May 4 the 4 th graders will be participating in a mock trial at the Cloud County Courthouse. Thursday, May 10 th fourthgrade students will be displaying their science projects at the Science Fair at Middle School. On Thursday, May 17 th Pat Gerhardt and DavidLott of the River Valley Extension office will be here. They will be presenting “Fractions in Cooking” and “Measurements in Gardening” to all4 th grade classes.MAP: Tuesday, May 8 th will be the last day for Monday/Tuesday MAP classes. Thursday, May 10 th will be the last day for Wednesday/Thursday MAP classes.2 ND GRADE FIELD TRIP: On Wednesday, May 16 th the second grade will be taking their field trip to Rolling Hills Zoo in Salina. Informationand permission slips have been sent home with the students.WINNERS: Each year the 4 th grade students write an essay on their favorite older person. These essays are judged by residents of the SunsetNursing Home. On Thursday, May 17 the winners of the “My Favorite Older Person” Essay contest will go to Sunset Home to read their essaysto the residents.CES PICNIC/TRACK DAY: The CES Picnic and Track Day for grades 1-4 will be Monday, May 21 st . Information as to times and eventswill be sent home with the students.KINDERGARTEN: On Monday, May 21 st the Kindergarteners will be going to CCC for their end of year movie. On Tuesday, May 22 theywill be going to Belleville for their Play Day at the Park.ACCELERATED READER PARTY: On Wednesday, May 23 rd the 1 st and 2 nd graders who met their AR Goal will be going to the CloudCounty College for a movie in the morning.CARNIVAL: Club’s Choice Carnival will be in the CES gym on Wednesday, May 23 rd from noon to 3:00.KINDERGARTEN GRADUATION: Kindergarten Graduation will be Thursday, May 24 th at 7:00 pm

USD 333 Library NewsSue Dean, District Media SpecialistEnd of Year RemindersAll books must be returned by Thursday, May 17th , in all of the buildings. Please make arrangementswith library staff if there is a problem that we can help. Fines at CMS and CHS libraries must be paid forbefore Senior checkout or by May 24 th for remaining students. Any lost, damaged books or finesmust be cleared before grade cards are released for the year. Please encourage your children tohandle these responsibilities before leaving school for the summer.Friday, March 2 nd , was a day of reading and sharing books with the classes in both buildings. Mrs. BethWhisler, CCCC instructor, CCCC students came and read books to CES school children. The children had avariety of books and stories read to them throughout the day.We would like to thank Mrs. Whisler and her students for helping with this fun day. Students who helped fromCCCC were: Blake, Boling, Stephanie Clark, Jill Cote, Michael Hendrichs, Kody Melhus, Kim Muff, RonetteOestreich, Raela Rheames, Andrea Sidey, Madison Timmons, Billy Wilkinson, and Ashley Wilson.Mrs. Whisler’s group also donated towards new books for CES library and those were purchased at the LibraryTriConference in Topeka this month. Thank you so much Mrs. Whisler and CCCC students.Other CES readers were: Cyndi Atwell, Don Dean, Martina Gieber, Susie Haver, Connie Istas, BeckyJones, Steve Nelson, Gwen Miller, Jackie Wheeler, and Tammy Zimmerman. Another big THANK YOUgoes to these readers and our very own Cat in the Hat, Deanna Kymer. Deanna is the new CES library parawho came after Christmas this year. She is a wonderful addition to an outstanding staff.I also want to thank my CES library staff Betty Cyphers, Kay Solt, and Deanna Kymer for all of their help inthis endeavor. The nutritious snacks and cake were provided by Angela Dittmer’s food service staff. The children,readers and staff enjoyed these tremendously.Thanks to the local KNEA organization for its help in all of the Dr. Seuss activities and providing financial helpfor the snacks and other items needed. Reading is our district’s number one goal and we want to encouragelife-long readers. Please take the time to share your love of reading with your child today.CES and CMS libraries have been very busy with new books and discovering new authors. As usual studentsare trying to meet their AR goals at their levels. They love to share with each other titles that they have enjoyed.If you were to visit the libraries, you might see 2 or 3 students checking out the same book so that theycan talk about it as they read it. It always seems more enjoyable if you can share a book with a friend.CES library paras have been very busy all year. Mrs. Kymer works with kindergarten through 2 nd grade andis a wonderful addition to our staff. Mrs. Betty Cyphers is our cataloger and Mrs. Kay Solt is our ciriculationpara. All of these ladies are great to suggest books to both students and teachers. Mrs. Cyphers is also workingon lexile levels with books and Mrs. Solt and Mrs. Kymer are helpers in this task when they have time.Ask Mrs. Cyphers about removing stickers and labels, a never-ending job. Mrs. Cyphers has also been coveringthe new books from Scholastic Book Fair, too! Please take the time to let them know that you appreciatetheir efforts to keep CES library pleasant and fun to visit.Mrs. Denise Letourneau creates a welcome environment for the CMS students to come and find new books toread and enjoy. After Scholastic Book Fair Mrs. Letourneau has been busy putting covers on the free booksCMS received as well as cataloging them. She is always cheery and gives a smile to those who enter her domain.Thank you Mrs. Letourneau for all that you do and so many times without thanks. We do appreciateyou so much.(continued on back)

Mrs. Sharon Applebee and Mrs. Florence Girard are the wonderful paras at CHS library. Mrs. Applebeewears many hats as she takes care of Channel One, the media [overhead projectors, TVs, videos, etc.], ARreports, overdues and fines. She just finished running overdue and fine lists that went out in the progress reports.Sharon always has a smile and is ready to help in any way that she can for both students and staff. Her biggestresponsibility at this time of year is ILL –Inter-Library Loans for all the research papers taking place atCHS right now. This is a huge job as Sharon has to check all the materials in from ILL, match them with thestudent/staff request, give them temporary barcodes and due dates. The mailman is always excited when theresearch papers are at an end as there are many, many boxes to deliver and pick up during this time.Mrs. Girard is our circulation/catalog para. She may look as though it is just a routine day while she is behindthe desk, but she is one of the best multi-taskers around. Florence is always helping me find a book that maybe out of print or a better price. Therefore, Florence may be looking at 2 or 3 vendors, still checking books inand out, while checking reviews or putting AR tests in the cart on Renaissance Learning. Mrs. Girard also findssources for the research topics that will help the students find materials in our library.Again, we give you an open invitation to come and visit any of our libraries. We are very proud of the resourcesand staff that are here to help both students, staff and parents alike. If you have any questions or concerns,please do not hesitate to contact one of the libraries.One other reminder is that our children may want to use their KanEd account during the summer months.They will still need their student information to access this at home. I will make sure that there are websitesthat will be bookmarked in the KanEd site that are safe and appropriate for your children. Take time to explorethese sites with your children before school is out and give you the opportunity to still ask questions if youaren’t sure how to use this valuable resource. Contact any of the libraries with questions and we will do ourbest to get the information you need. Have a wonderful summer and READ, READ, READ!Tips for reading to young, school-age childrenYour child has started school, but he still needs you to read to him at home. Your child will do better in school,and you'll enjoy the time spent together.Here are helpful tips for reading to and with young children in school, kindergarten through sixth grade:• Keep reading to your child even when he can read.• Have your child make predictions about what will happen next. Have them tell you about different charactersin the book.• Ask your child whether he/she likes adventure stories, mysteries, science fiction, animal stories, or storiesabout other children. Ask why• Talk with your child about favorite authors and help him find additional books by those authors.• Take turns reading a story with your child. Don't interrupt to correct mistakes that do not change the meaning.• Ask your child to retell the story by giving the beginning, middle, and end of the story to organize thinkingand discussion.• Ask your child to tell why a character might have taken a specific action. Listen to their opinions.• Take turns reading a book with your child.• Enjoy yourself and have fun. The most important thing you can do to help your child become a successfulreader is communicate that reading is valuable and enjoyable. It is critical that your child keeps reading andbeing read to at this age. Young readers need to become practiced at reading, and the only way to get good atit -- is to practice!

DALTON BUCKLAND: Student Spotlight DRIVER of CAR #55Dalton is a freshman at Concordia High School. He spends most weekends during his summer break racing his #55car. He has been racing for a several years, and first became interested in driving after he attended local races, as aspectator. He hopes to continue racing in the future, and would like to move up to the midget car division. His favoriterace car driver is Dale Earnhardt Jr. Watch for Dalton on area race tracks, starting this weekend!CMS Parents & Students:Tuesday, May 22 nd 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 yourchild will need to sign up in the office no later than May 18 th if they want aschool sack lunch. Students are not to leave for lunch.Also, please remember that your child needs to be taken directly tothe CHS track on that Tuesday morning and students will be released at3:15 p.m. from the CHS track. In the morning the bus students will get offthe busses at CHS, and in the afternoon will board the busses at CHS whenthe 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 shortsor spaghetti strap tops). Especially make sure he/she wears his/her tennis shoesor track shoes but, NO SPIKES. They can bring water bottles (no pop) andplenty of sun screen.FCCLA—Easter Egg Hunt 2007

May 2007Breakfast MenuMonday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday1 2 3 4Waffles, Syrup, SausageLink, PineappleChunks, MilkHam & Cheese Hot Pockets,Catsup, PotatoPuffs, Peaches, MilkBiscuit, Sausage Gravy,Honey, Jelly, Bananas,MilkMozzarella Cheese Sticks,Ranch Dressing, Bacon,Assorted Fresh Fruit,Milk7 8 9 10 11Cereal, Toasted Bagels,Cream Cheese, Pears,MilkBreakfast Casserole, FruitCocktail, MilkPancakes, Syrup, LittleSmokies, Oranges, MilkBiscuit, Sausage Gravy,Honey, Jelly, FreshWatermelon, MilkPancake on a Stick,Syrup, Potato Puffs,Catsup, Assorted FreshFruit, Milk14 15 16 17 18Cereal, Fruit & Grain Bar,Apricots, MilkFrench Toast Sticks,Syrup, Bacon, FreshApples, MilkCinnamon Coffee Cake,Pears, Orange Juice,MilkBiscuit, Sausage Gravy,Honey, Jelly, Strawberries,MilkSausage Breakfast Pizza,Assorted Fresh Fruit,Milk21 22 23 24 25Cereal, Apple CinnamonMuffin, Rosey Applesauce,MilkSausage & Cheese Biscuit,Potato Puffs, FruitCocktail, MilkCook's Choice Cook's Choice NO SCHOOL28 29 30 31NO SCHOOL NO SCHOOL NO SCHOOL NO SCHOOLAprilM T W T F S S12 3 4 5 6 7 89 10 11 12 13 14 1516 17 18 19 20 21 2223 24 25 26 27 28 2930JuneM T W T F S S1 2 34 5 6 7 8 9 1011 12 13 14 15 16 1718 19 20 21 22 23 2425 26 27 28 29 30Printed by Key Calendar Designer on 5/2/2007

May 2007Lunch MenuMonday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday1 2 3 4Chicken & Noodles, WhippedPotatoes, Peas,Pickled Okra, PineappleChunks, Wheat Roll,MilkTaco Salad w/Cheese,Salsa, Corn, NachoToppings, Ranch Dressing,Peaches, BlueberryMuffin, MilkSteak Sticks, BBQ Sauce,Rice, Brown Gravy,Green Beans, Bananas,Wheat Roll, MilkGrilled Chicken w/Bun,BBQ Sauce, SteamedPotatoes, Broccoli,Cheese Sauce, FreshGrapes, Milk7 8 9 10 11Scalloped Potatoes &Ham, Mixed Vegetables,Fresh Cauliflower,Ranch Dressing, FruitCocktail, Wheat Roll,Milk14 15 16 17 18Pork Chop, SteamedRice, Brown Gravy,Peas, Cucumber Slices,Fresh Apples, WheatRoll, MilkHoagie Sandwich, PotatoWedges, Carrots &Celery, Sandwich Toppings,Pickles, Oranges,MilkChicken Nuggets, WhippedPotatoes, CountryGravy, BBQ Sauce,Green Beans, FreshWatermelon, TexasToast, Milk21 22 23 24 25Macaroni & Cheese,Little Smokies, MixedVegetables, PickledOkra, PineappleChunks, Wheat Roll,MilkChili Cheese Fritoes,Carrots & Celery,Ranch Dressing, FreshBroccoli, Pears, CornmealRoll, MilkPopcorn Chicken, BBQSauce, Whipped Potatoes,Country Gravy,Green Beans, FruitCocktail, Wheat Roll,MilkPig in a Blanket, Catsup,Potato Chips, BakedBeans, Dill Pickles,Strawberries, Ice CreamCup, MilkHot Dog w/Bun, PotatoChips, Baked Beans,Carrots & Celery,Ranch Dressing, RoseyApplesauce, RiceKrispy Treat, Milk28 29 30 31Burrito, Cheese Sauce,Salsa, Sour Cream,Winter Mix Vegetables,Fruit Cocktail, VanillaWafer Cookies, MilkChicken Fajita w/Cheese,Salsa, Nacho Toppings,Corn, Ranch Dressing,Tropical Fruit Salad,Wheat Roll, MilkCook's ChoiceNO SCHOOL NO SCHOOL NO SCHOOL NO SCHOOLCheese Pizza, AssortedHot Vegetables, FreshLettuce, Salad Toppings,Ranch Dressing, FruitCocktail, MilkSpaghetti, ParmesanCheese, Fresh Lettuce,Salad Toppings, AssortedHot Vegetables,Fresh Fruit, GarlicToast, MilkNO SCHOOLAprilM T W T F S S12 3 4 5 6 7 89 10 11 12 13 14 1516 17 18 19 20 21 2223 24 25 26 27 28 2930JuneM T W T F S S1 2 34 5 6 7 8 9 1011 12 13 14 15 16 1718 19 20 21 22 23 2425 26 27 28 29 30Printed by Key Calendar Designer on 5/2/2007

May 2007Dates to RememberSunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday SaturdayAprilS M T W T F S1 2 3 4 5 6 78 9 10 11 12 13 1415 16 17 18 19 20 2122 23 24 25 26 27 2829 301 2 3 4 5V TR @ CLAY CENTER3:00PMV BGF @ MARYSVILLE3:00PMJV/V SFB (H) MARYSVIL-LE 4:30PMJV TR @ MINNEAPOLIS3:00PMJV BTN (H) QUAD 3:30PMJV BSB @ RILEY COUNTY4:00PMJV BGF @ CHAPMAN TBARED DAYCMS INTRAMURAL VSCCCC BASKETBALL2:15PM4TH GRADE MUSICPROGRAM @ BROWNGRAND 1:00PMJH TRACK CON INV3:15PMBOYS REGIONAL TENNIS4TH GRADE MUSICPROGRAM @ BROWNGRAND 7:00PM1ST GRADE FIELD TRIPTO DISCOVERYCENTER IN SALINAV TR @ RUSSELL 3:00PMV BGF @ MARION 8:00AMJV/V SFB @ CHAPMAN4:30PMJV/V BSB (H) CHAPMAN4:30PMCMS DRESS REHEARSALFOR MUSIC CONCERT1:00-3:00PM4TH GRADE MOCK TRIALAT COURTHOUSE6 7 8 9 10 11 12V BSB @ CLAY CENTER4:00PMV BGF NCKL @ WAMEGO3:00PMJV BSB (H) MARYSVILLE4:30PMCHS BAND POPSCONCERT IN AUDITO-RIUM 7:00PM9TH TR @ CLAY CENTER4:00PMPARENT MEETINGFOR DRIVER EDUCA-TION IN LIBRARY7:00PMNATIONAL TEACH-ERS DAYCMS VOCAL MUSICCONCERT @ CHS7:30PMLAST DAY FOR 6THGRADE AR POINTSCMS HOME & SCHOOLMEETING 5:30PMCES & CMS SITECOUNCIL MEETING@ CMS 11:30AMLAST DAY FOR MAPJV/V SFB (H) WAMEGO4:30PMJV/V BSB @ HAYS 4:00PMJH TR NCKL @ CHAPMAN3:00PM4TH, 5TH, & 6THSCIENCE FAIR ATCMS 5:00-7:00PMV TR NCKL @ WAMEGO3:00PMBT STATE TBA6TH GRADE AR PARTY-MIDNIGHT MADNESS8:00PM-12:00AM13 14 15 16 17 18 19MOTHE-R'S DAYV BGF REGIONALSBF REGIONALBSB REGIONALBOARD OF EDUCA-TION MEETING6:00PMCHS VOCAL MUSICSPRING CONCERT INAUDITORIUM 7:00PMCES P.I.E. MEETING5:00PM2ND GRADE FIELDTRIP TO ROLLINGHILLS ZOOLAST DAY FOR 5THGRADE AR POINTSCMS BAND CONCERTIN GYM 7:00PMCES ESSAY WINNERSTO SUNSET HOMEALL LIBRARY BOOKSDUE AT ALLSCHOOLSTRACK REGIONALCMS "PAWS"ITIVECOUNTS DAY20 21 22 23 24 25 26GRADUATION 2:30PMBACCALAUREATE1:30PMV BGF STATEKINDERGARTEN TOCCCC FOR END OFYEAR MOVIE12:30PMCES PICNIC & TRACKDAY FOR GRADES 1-45TH GRADE AR PARTYTO THE LAKEKINDERGARTENPICNIC INBELLEVILLECMS TRACK MEETWHITE DAYPANTHER DAY RED DAY WHITE DAYCMS MIDDLE MANIACES CLUB'S CHOICECARNIVAL 12:00-3:00PM1ST & 2ND GRADES ARPARTY AT CCCC INAMLAST DAY OFSCHOOL - DISMI-SSAL AT 1:30PMKINDERGARTENGRADUATION 7:00PMJH STUDENT COUNCILDANCEPANTHER DAYPANTHER DAYPANTHER DAY RED DAY WHITE DAY PANTHER DAYTRACK STATESFB STATEBSB STATE1/2 TEACHERWORKDAYSAT TESTINGJV BSB @ HERINGTON10:00AM6TH GRADE BANDTRIP TO WAMEGOFESTBT STATE TBATRACK STATESFB STATEBSB STATERED DAY WHITE DAY RED DAY WHITE DAY27 28 29 30 31MEMO-RIAL DAYDRIVER EDUCATIONSUMMER SCHOOLDRIVER EDUCATIONSUMMER SCHOOLDRIVER EDUCATIONJuneS M T W T F S1 23 4 5 6 7 8 910 11 12 13 14 15 1617 18 19 20 21 22 2324 25 26 27 28 29 30Printed by Key Calendar Designer on 5/2/2007

N o n - P r o f i t O r g .U . S . P o s t a g e P a i dP e r m i t # 4C o n c o r d i a , K S6 6 9 0 1U.S.D. #333217 West 7th StreetConcordia, Kansas 66901RETURN SERVICE REQUESTEDSTUDENT OF THE MONTHConcordia High School faculty representatives andstudent leaders have selected Michelle Johnson asStudent of the Month for May. Michelle is thedaughter of DeAnn Romberger and Kenneth Johnson.Michelle is a member of NHS, FBLA, Leo Club andthe Student Advisory Team. She is also active involleyball, Big Brothers Big Sisters and was a Close-up Washington delegate.After graduation Michelle plans to attend KansasState University and major in Elementary Education.In her spare time she enjoys spending time with familyand friends, playing volleyball and watchingmovies.