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“HOME OF THE WOLVERINES”
October 2015
WAUCONDA MIDDLE SCHOOL
IMPORTANT DATES
2nd Exploratory Rotation Begins
10/5
WMS Meet the Band Concert
7 p.m. @ WHS Auditorium
10/7
Columbus Day—No School
10/12
PTO Meeting—9 a.m.
10/13
1st Qtr Report Cards Sent Home
10/14
Middle School Choir Concert
7 p.m. @ WHS Auditorium
10/15
Run For Your Life 5K—8:30 a.m.
10/17
Early Dismissal—1:05 p.m.
Parent/Teacher Conferences
10/21
Parent/Teacher Conferences
No Student Attendance
10/22
Teacher Institute Day
No Student Attendance
10/23
Red Ribbon Week
10/26
—
10/30
Fall Picture Retakes
10/28
Parent/Teacher Conferences are being held on
Wednesday, October 21st (4:30 pm—8:30 pm)
and Thursday, October 22nd (1:00 pm—8:20 pm).
If you have not yet scheduled a conference, you
can call the school office at (847) 526-2122.
Congratulations to the newly elected Wauconda
Middle School Student Council Officers:
President:
Sonakshi Garr
Vice President:
Madison Rejczyk
Secretary:
Lukas Casebolt
Treasurer:
Benjamin Johnson
STUDENTS OF THE MONTH
Paulina Argomaniz, Riya Aulakh, Maggie Battaglia,
McKenna Buchanan, Andrea Carranza, Jessica Chapnick,
Preston Chartier, Benjamin Chung, Jade Colon,
DISTRICT 118 BOARD OF
EDUCATION
Linda Cruz, Jack Deleon, Kira Fish, Emily Garcia,
Luke Hansen, Katy Harrison, Diamond Head, Aidan Hewitt,
Erica Ibarra, Giovanni Ibarra, MacKenzie Johnson,
John Armstrong, Kathleen Bianco, Deby Dato,
Jonathan Feryance, Carey McHugh, David
Patterson, and Brian Swanson
Ashleigh Kafka, Montgomery Komas, Amanda Krachtus,
Committee of the Whole Meeting:
10/01/15 at 7:00 p.m.
Camryn Meyer, Angelica Puga, Jennifer Rudd, Amy Ruiz,
Business Meeting :
10/15/15 at 7:00 p.m.
All meetings are held in the District 118
Board Room
Patrick Solis, Maria Stephens, Ricardo Tobias,
Chase Watkins and Jack Zieba
Message From the Principal
October 2015
Dear Parents,
Wauconda Middle School strives to communicate effectively with parents in a variety of ways in regard to
their child’s progress. One way in which this is done is through our Fall conferences, which are on October 21st
and 22nd. Our student-led conferences are a way for students to take ownership of their own learning, allow
students to self-reflect/evaluate, improve their organizational and communication skills, and encourage dialogue
between the student, parent, and teacher.
Prior to the conference, each student will choose examples or demonstrations of their learning and present
these to their parent in the form of a showcase or electronic portfolio. As a result, parents will have several clear
examples of some activities that their child completed during the first quarter. After students have shared their
portfolio with their parent(s), parents and students have the ability to meet with those teachers that they would like
to dialogue with. We do ask that parents adhere to the 20 minute time slot to ensure all students and parents have
the opportunity to meet with those teachers that they would like. If you feel you need more time, please contact
your child’s homeroom teacher and schedule a meeting with the team.
It is our hope that every parent can attend his or her child’s conference in order to continue the partnership
in his or her education. Exploratory teachers and Physical Education teachers will be available in the gymnasium to
meet with parents and students. If you have not signed up for a conference and would still like to schedule a
conference please call the office at (847) 526-2122.
If you do not receive your child’s 1st Quarter Report Card please contact our office. As you are aware, this
will be the second year we will be taking the Partnership for Assessment of Readiness for College and Careers
(PARCC). PARCC will be taken electronically. There will only be one testing window for PARCC this year
during the spring. Please be on the look out for more information on PARCC in our upcoming newsletters.
Our students have wrapped up taking the NWEA MAP Fall Reading and Math assessments, therefore we
will also be sending home your child’s individual MAP reports with our 1st Quarter Report Cards. This assessment
serves as a tool to improve student learning because it enables teachers to recognize where to focus attention for
your child’s learning, as the test is individualized. This test is also valuable as it is given three times a year, which
allows us to monitor student progress through the year.
Maximizing communication between home and school is imperative to your child’s educational success
and something that we will continue to find ways to improve upon. Please visit our website, www.d118.org/middle
to stay up to date with what is going on at WMS! The staff and I look forward to visiting with you during
conference week. If you have questions, please don’t hesitate to contact me at (847) 526-2122.
Sincerely,
Daniel Stoller
OCTOBER SPORTS SCHEDULE
BOYS SOCCER
10/1
at
10/5—10/8
Lake Zurich South Middle School, 4:15 pm
Conference Tournament at Matthews Middle School
GIRLS BASKETBALL
10/1
at
Hawthorn South Middle School, 4:15 pm
10/5
at
Barrington Prairie Middle School, 4:15 pm
10/6
at
Matthews Middle School, 4:00 pm
10/8
vs.
Fox River Grove at WMS, 4:00 pm
10/13—10/16 7th Grade Conference Tournament at WMS
10/13—10/16 8th Grade Conference Tournament at Barrington Prairie MS
CROSS COUNTRY
10/1 vs.
at
10/5
Lake Zurich North/Fox River Grove
Lake Zurich North Middle School, 4:15 pm
Conference Tournament
at
Barrington Station, 4:15 pm
10/10
IESA Sectionals
10/17
State Meet
OTHER SPORTS NEWS
Please note for all tryouts: A permission slip and current
physical or sports physical are required in order to tryout.
Please call the school office if you are unsure if your
physical/sports physical is still valid.
POMS TRYOUTS
Pom clinics will be held on Monday, October 19th and Tuesday,
October 20th, from 3:20-4:45 pm in the MPR.
Pom try-outs will be held on Monday, October 26th at 3:20 pm in the MPR.
Coach—Allison Becherer
BOYS BASKETBALL TRYOUTS
Basketball Intramurals—Oct. 6, 7, 8, 13 and 14, 6:30 pm—8:00 pm, $15
Basketball Tryouts—Friday, Oct. 16th and Tuesday, Oct. 20th after school
Coach—Allison Budden
CHEERLEADING TRYOUTS
A cheerleading clinic will be held Tuesday, October 13th after school in the
fitness room.
Tryouts will be held Thursday, October 15th after school in the fitness room
Coach—Ali Gregory
NURSE NOTES
OCTOBER NEWSLETTER
As a final reminder, any 6th grade student that does not have a current physical on file must
submit a completed physical exam form to my office by the deadline of October 15, 2015.
This is a state requirement; failure to submit a physical form including immunizations
will result in your child being excluded from school on the deadline date. For those students who have not submitted a physical exam form, a letter was mailed home several times.
This is a reminder that any medication brought to school must have a medication form completed and signed by the parent/guardian for non-prescription medication or a form completed and signed by the parent/guardian and physician for prescription medications. The
school does not supply medication for student use. Cough drops and sore throat lozenges
will not be provided.
Students may not carry inhalers, epi-pens, or any other medication in their locker or on their
person without a completed medication form on file in the nurse’s office. An action plan must
be completed also and submitted with the medication form. Students that have any medication in their possession without a current medication form on file will have it taken away and a
phone call to the parent will be made.
All 8th grade students will receive a vision screening and/or have their glasses checked at the
end of this month. If your child should be wearing glasses/contacts at school, please remind
him/her to bring them and wear them. If students do not have their glasses at school on the
day of the screening, they will be screened without them, and then they will be instructed to
bring the glasses to school to be checked. A referral notice will be mailed home to those students who do not pass the screening or whose glasses are not in good condition. If you receive this notice, please contact your eye doctor at your earliest convenience to schedule an
appointment for your child. Return the completed vision examination report to me after
the doctor visit. Impaired vision can impede learning and contribute to the development of
emotional and behavioral problems. Discovery and treatment of vision problems can prevent or alleviate many problems associated with impaired vision. Thank you for your cooperation in this matter.
In an effort to reduce cost, we will no longer be providing feminine products free of charge.
Effective September 1, 2015, there will be a 25-cent charge for pads and tampons. Please encourage your daughter to bring supplies from home and keep them in her PE and/or hall
locker. It is also recommended to keep a change of clothing in their hall/PE locker for emergencies. Thank you for your cooperation.
Mrs. Bonnie Frey, RN
OTHER school information
Emergency Alerts and School Closings Now on Twitter
Follow Superintendent Dr. Coles on Twitter @Supt_D118
Dr. Daniel J. Coles, Superintendent of Schools will now be utilizing Twitter to announce emergency alerts and school closings. The use of Twitter will be used in conjunction with our existing communication platforms such as our SchoolMessenger Emergency Alert System
(robocall) as well as postings on our District’s Website at http://www.d118.org/. In order to get
the emergency alerts and school closing “Tweets” from Dr. Coles, you must have a Twitter account. To do so, use your smart phone to download the Twitter app or use your web browser
on your computer and go to: https://support.twitter.com/. Once you have a Twitter account, you
may get the alert Tweets by following Dr. Coles @Supt_D118. Please note that the purpose of
this Twitter account will only be used for notifying staff, parents and the community about emergency alerts and school closings.
When turning in any money for lunches, sports fees, field trips, etc.,
please include your student’s name, homeroom teacher and what the
money is for.
Please come to the office if you need to update your student’s emergency contact information. Please keep in mind that those individuals
listed as an emergency contact are the only individuals that are authorized to pick up your student.
It’s Box Tops submission time! Our school will be sending in the Box
Tops we’ve collected by November 2nd so please turn in any Box Tops
to the office. Thanks for your help!
The Wauconda Fire District
Invites you and your family to its Annual
Open House
Saturday, October 3rd, 2015
09:00 AM – 2:00 PM
Station One
109 West Liberty Street, Wauconda
• Emergency Vehicle Displays
• Special Team Demonstrations
• Blood Pressure Screening
• Interactive Displays
• Live Fire Demonstrations
• Vehicle Extrication
Demonstrations
• Fire Extinguisher
Demonstrations
FREE Raffle every half hour
Hot Dogs, Popcorn, Drinks and More !
LifeSource Blood Drive
9:00 AM – 3:00 PM
Walk-ins welcome but pre-registration recommended for the Blood Drive.
To schedule your appointment call 847-526-2821
SPECIAL GUEST APPEARANCE
Academy of Ballet performing Monster Mash!
NEW THIS YEAR! Vote for Your Favorite Costume!
Winner will be Announced at Awards Ceremony After the Race
8TH ANNUAL
OCTOBER 17, 2015
Sponsored by Matthews and Wauconda Middle Schools PTO. All fees support PTO sponsored activities,
classroom equipment and field trip transportation. Encouraging a healthy lifestyle!
LOCATION:
RACE DAY:
Check in between 7:15-8:15am
Race starts sharply at 8:30am!
Wauconda Middle School
215 Slocum Lake Road, Wauconda, IL 60084
(847) 526-2122
REGISTRATION:
AFTER RACE CELEBRATION:
RECEIVED BY 10/13:
$10
$20
DAY OF RACE:
$15
$25
Stay for breakfast and awards ceremony after the race.
Students:
Individual:
AWARDS AND AGE GROUPS:
Includes a t-shirt and goodie bag for the first 200 participants.
Trophies awarded to the top overall Male and Female and
top District #118 Employee Male and Female. Engraved
medals will be awarded to the top 2 place finishers in each
age group: 10 & Younger; 11-12; 13-14; 15-19; 20-29; 30-39;
40-49; 50 & Over
Registration form and payment can be returned to any District #118
school or mailed to:
Wauconda Middle School
Attn: Run for Your Life
215 Slocum Lake Road, Wauconda, IL 60084
QUESTIONS?
Checks payable to: Wauconda District #118 PTO
Contact Jennifer Vogler at 847-452-0435
or [email protected]
Or register online at: www.active.com
Street
Youth:
City
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Adult:
State
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Zip
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TRIV A NIGHT
PROCEEDS WILL BENEFIT BULLDOG NATION FOUNDATION
SATURDAY OCTOBER 24, 2015
WAU C O N DA A M E R I C A N L E G I O N P O S T # 9 1 1
515 S. Main Street · Doors open at 6 pm · $35 per person
Raffles and Door Prizes
Table Decorating Contest
Appetizer Buffet
Auction Items
Teams of 8
Age 21+
Registration now open!
For more information or to register, visit
www.facebook.com/StarCharities
www.facebook.com/BulldogNationFoundationWauconda
www.procomps.com/star · Email: [email protected]
Brought to you by
Break a Leg
Student Ads:
Support
WHS Students
with
Playbill Ads!




This sized ad for
$10.00!
Let your special actor, crew, or pit band member
know how proud you are of his or her hard work
by placing an ad in our Mary Poppins playbill.
You may design your own ad or the playbill team
will create one for you!
All Student Ads will be 2.25” wide by 1.5” tall.
All ads will be in black & white print only.
All ads must be school-appropriate in nature.
All orders must be submitted by Saturday, October 31st!
OPTION 1: We create the ad for you!
Every attempt will be made to seek your final approval by e-mailing the completed ad to the address
provided below.
OPTION 2: Create your own ad!
Your own creativity is the limit as long as the ad is exactly 2.25” wide by 1.5” tall. Send in this page
with payment to WHS FAB and e-mail your ad as a PDF or JPG to: [email protected]
_____________________________________________________________________________
Please return this page and contribution with checks made out to:
WHS FAB (Mary Poppins Ad in the memo section, please)
WHS Fine Arts Boosters
555 N. Main Street
Wauconda, IL 60084
Please check one: _____ Option 1 OR _____ Option 2
Student’s Name: ______________________________________________________________
Parent/Sponsor’s Name: ________________________________________________________
Phone: __________________________ E-Mail: _____________________________________
Message for ad (for OPTION 1):
____________________________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________________
Please help
Mary Poppins
SOAR!
For a contribution of $30.00
or more, you will be helping
Wauconda High School put
on a successful production
of Mary Poppins!
In return, you will receive your
ad in our playbill.
Performances Dates:
November 19, 20, & 21 @ 7pm
November 22 @ 1pm
Target Local
Customers!
Don’t have an ad? Use your business card!
To place a full-page ad, please contact:
Krys Van Alstyne at [email protected].
All ads must be submitted by Saturday, October 31st
 Ads will be 4.5” wide by 2.5” long.
 All ads will be in black & white.
 Ads should be submitted in PDF or JPG format.
Please return this page and contribution with checks made out to:
WHS FAB (“Mary Poppins Ad” in the memo section, please)
WHS Fine Arts Boosters
555 N. Main Street
Wauconda, IL 60084
PDF or JPG attachments may be e-mailed separately to: [email protected]
Business Name: _______________________________________________
Contact Name: ________________________________________________
Phone: _______________ E-Mail: ________________________________
Comments: __________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________
Collect candy to send to our troops abroad
and earn extra money for your school.
Dr. Conlon’s son, Sean, is a Captain in the
U.S. Army and served in Afghanistan.
Bring your wrapped Halloween candy to your
school and drop it in the marked containers, or
bring it to our office.
November 2-5, 2015
The candy will be collected on Thurs. Nov. 5th.
Conlon & Thompson Orthodontics will
donate $1 for every pound of candy to your
school’s PTO. The maximum donation will
be $200 per school. We are helping to
promote a healthy lifestyle while sending
treats (your candy) to our troops.
Visit
(Ortodoncia Conlon y Thompson)
E S P E C I A L I S T A S E N O R T O D O N C I A PA R A N I Ñ O S Y A D U LT O S
¡Compra y Venta Anual de Dulces de
Halloween Espectacular!
¿Que?
Recoja dulces para enviarlos a nuestras tropas
del ejercito y gana dinero para tu escuela. El
hijo de Dr. Conlon, Sean, es un capitán en el
Ejercito de Estados Unidos y estuvo en el país
de Afganistán.
¿Cómo?
Empaque los dulces de Halloween y tráelos a la
escuela y déjelos en la oficina de la escuela ó en
contenedores ya marcados.
¿Cuándo?
Del 2 al 5 de Noviembre 2015
Los dulces se recogerán el jueves
5 de Noviembre.
¡Recompensa!
La Oficina de Ortodoncia Conlon y Thompson
donará un $1 por cada libra de dulces recogidos
al comité de padres de tu escuela. La donación
máxima por escuela será de $200. Estamos
ayudando a promover un estilo de vida saludable
mientras enviamos los dulces a nuestras tropas.
United Partnership for a Better Community
Presents
Social hosting refers to adults who knowingly or unknowingly host
underage drinking parties on property that they own, lease or otherwise
control.
•
Did you know that the most common setting for drinking among high
school seniors is a private home?
•
Did you know the likelihood to engage in alcohol dependence or
abuse as an adult drastically increases if alcohol is used before the
age of 21?
•
Did you know that half the states in the U.S. have enacted social host
laws and most villages now have ordinances prohibiting social
hosting?
Please join the United Partnership for a Better Community to learn about
the biological and behavioral consequences that youth suffer when they
participate in underage drinking. Also, find out what legal ramifications can
occur for those adults who are convicted of violating social hosting laws
and ordinances as well as the potential exposure for civil lawsuits.
Who: Parents and Community Members
What: “Social Hosting - What You Need To Know!”
Where: Wauconda High School Auditorium
When: Monday, November 9, 2015 at 7:00 p.m.
The main presenter will be Bill Gentes, Project Coordinator for the Lake
County Underage Drinking and Drug Prevention Task Force. Information
will also be available concerning substance abuse prevention and
treatment.
www.DrugFreeLakeCounty.org
Starting in September,
the Library will offer a Homework Help center in our new
digital classroom. Students will be able to drop-in with
homework questions and get assistance from teachers on
Tuesday and Thursday from 4-6 p.m.
& Saturdays from 10 a.m. - 12 p.m.
Our monthly program calendars, available at www.wauclib.org
or in the library, will have specific dates.
WAUCONDA COMMUNITY UNIT
SCHOOL DISTRICT 118
Superintendent of Schools
Dr. Daniel J. Coles
555 North Main Street, Wauconda, Illinois 60084-1299, (847) 526-7690, Fax (847) 526-1019, www.d118.org
Wauconda Grade • Robert Crown • Cotton Creek • Wauconda Middle • Matthews Middle • Wauconda High
_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Associate Superintendent
Business Services, CSBO
William Harkin
Assistant Superintendent
Curriculum & Instruction
Dr. David Wilm
Assistant Superintendent
Human Resources
Cameron Willis
Assistant Superintendent
Special Services
Valerie Donnan
Assistant Superintendent
Technology Services
Scott Cittadino
Emergency Early Dismissal Procedures
Due to Severe Winter Weather
Dear Parents:
In the event of severe winter weather occurring during the school day, it may be necessary to dismiss the
students housed at Wauconda Middle School, Matthews Middle School and Wauconda High School
earlier than usual.
The reason this action would be taken is to allow the buses an opportunity to drop off these older students
in order to return in time to take the younger elementary students at Wauconda Grade School, Robert
Crown School and Cotton Creek School home according to their regular dismissal schedule.
If this early dismissal was not done, we would run the risk of buses being unable to return the Wauconda
Grade School, Robert Crown and Cotton Creek students to their homes, or very late drop off for these
same students. In addition, we hope to avoid buses driving in a snowstorm when it is dark.
Parents of students in grades six through twelve need to be aware of the possibility that this situation
could occur due to inclement winter weather. If it does, we would enact the SchoolMessenger Service in
an attempt to notify you that your sixth through twelfth grade student was coming home early. As a
result, we ask that you make appropriate arrangements with your sixth through twelfth grade student in
order for them to gain access to shelter after being dismissed early due to weather conditions. This type
of situation does not occur often, but if it does we wanted you to be informed of our actions so that you
and your students can be prepared.
Thank you for your cooperation.
Sincerely,
Dr. Daniel J. Coles
Superintendent of Schools
“Learning For Life – Building Partnerships For Success”
WAUCONDA COMMUNITY UNIT
SCHOOL DISTRICT 118
Superintendent of Schools
Dr. Daniel J. Coles
555 North Main Street, Wauconda, Illinois 60084-1299, (847) 526-7690, Fax (847) 526-1019, www.d118.org
Wauconda Grade • Robert Crown • Cotton Creek • Wauconda Middle • Matthews Middle • Wauconda High
_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Associate Superintendent
Business Services, CSBO
William Harkin
Assistant Superintendent
Curriculum & Instruction
Dr. David Wilm
Assistant Superintendent
Human Resources
Cameron Willis
Assistant Superintendent
Special Services
Valerie Donnan
Assistant Superintendent
Technology Services
Scott Cittadino
Procedimientos de Emergencia de Despido Temprano
Debido a Severo Clima de Invierno
Estimados Padres:
En la eventualidad de un clima severo de invierno durante el día escolar, puede ser necesario despedir a
los estudiantes alojados en la escuelas Wauconda Middle School, Matthews Middle School y Wauconda
High School más temprano de lo usual.
La razón para que esta acción sea tomada es el permitir a los autobuses la oportunidad de llevar a estos
estudiantes mayores a tiempo para volver y llevar a la casa a los estudiantes elementales más jóvenes en
las escuelas Wauconda Grade School, Cotton Creek y Robert Crown según su horario de despido regular.
Si este despido temprano no se hace, estaríamos tomándonos el riesgo de que los autobuses no puedan
llevar a sus casas a los estudiantes de Wauconda Grade School, Cotton Creek y Robert Crown, o que
estos estudiantes lleguen sumamente tarde. En adición, queremos evitar que hayan autobuses corriendo
en una tormenta de nieve cuando ya ha oscurecido.
Los padres de los estudiantes de sexto grado al grado 12 tienen que estar al tanto de la posibilidad de que
esta situación pueda ocurrir debido a las condiciones del clima de invierno. Si ocurre, nosotros no
podremos notificarles personalmente que su estudiante de sexto grado al grado 12 va a llegar temprano a
la casa. Como resultado, les solicito que hagan los arreglos apropiados con su estudiante de sexto grado
al grado 12 de manera que estos tengan acceso a un lugar donde estar después que hayan sido despedidos
temprano debido a las condiciones del clima. Este tipo de situación no ocurre muy seguido, pero si
ocurre, nosotros queremos que ustedes estén informados de nuestras acciones de modo que ustedes y sus
estudiantes estén preparados.
Gracias por su cooperación.
Sinceramente,
Dr. Daniel J. Coles
Superintendente de Escuelas
“Learning For Life – Building Partnerships For Success”
FRIENDLY REMINDERS FOR PARENTS
♦
ABSENCES: Please remember to call in your child’s absences by 8:00 a.m. There is an
answering machine if you’d like to leave a message before the school office is open. If your
child is absent for more then 1 day, you need to call them in everyday they are not at school.
♦
HOMEWORK REQUESTS: Homework requests should also be in by 8:00 a.m., so teachers have them for their
team meetings. Homework can be picked up at the end of the school day. Homework requests are generally not
done for the first day out. Homework assignments can also be found on the website through Power School.
♦
PHONE NUMBER/ADDRESS /EMAIL CHANGES: Please remember to inform the office when there are any
changes to your address, home or work phone numbers, emergency contacts AND e-mails so that we may keep our
records up to date.
♦
HOT LUNCH TICKET CHECKS: Please remember to put your child’s name on checks that are sent in for lunch
tickets. Please note that hot lunches are now $2.75 per lunch per day.
♦
BREAKFAST: Breakfast is now available at WMS. Price is $1.45 per day and 30¢ per day for reduced price.
♦
LUNCH; The office staff will NO longer be lending money to students who forgot a lunch or forgot to renew their
lunch ticket. The cafeteria issues notices when students have one lunch on their ticket.
♦
PLEASE NOTE: You can now purchase your child’s lunch, breakfast and milk tickets on-line using
www.illinoisepay.com and search for “Wauconda CUSD#118”. The tickets however will not be available for same
day use. Please allow up to 2 days for processing. You can also pay at the individual school office for same day
purchases.
Un recordatorio de cortesia para los padres
Ausencias: Porfavor asegurese de reportar la ausencia de su hijo antes de las 8:00 am. Hay una contestadora automatica disponible, si gusta dejar un mensaje antes de que la oficina abra. Si su hijo esta ausente mas de un dia, tiene que llamar todos los dias
para poder escusar la falta de cada dia que su hijo este ausente.
Peticion de tareas: La solicitud de tareas debe ser pedida antes de las 8:00am, para que los maestros la tengan lista para sus reuniones de grupo. La tarea puede ser recojida al final de el dia escolar. Generalmente no es necesario pedir la tarea por un dia de
ausencia. Usted puede encontrar la tarea en la pagina web Power School.
Cambios a su telefono, direccion o correo electronico: porfavor asegurese de informar a la oficina cuando aga cambios a su direccion de casa, telefono de casa o trabajo, contacto de emergencia y su correo electronico para que nosotros podamos tener
nuestros recors al dia.
Cheques para los boletos de el almuerzo: Porfavor asegurese de poner el nombre de su hijo en los cheques que son mandados
para los boletos de el almuerzo.
Almuerzo: La oficina ya no podra prestar dinero a los estudiantes que olviden su almuerzo o que olviden renovar su boleto de almuerzo.
Tenga en cuenta: Puede comprar los boletos para el almuerzo y la leche de su hijo atravez de el internet usando la pagina web
www.illinoisepay.com y busque “Wauconda CUSD# 118”. Sinembargo los boletos no estaran disponibles para uso de el mismo
dia. Tomara dos dias para procesarlos. Tambien puede pagar por ellos individualmente en la oficina.
Middle School Lunch Menu
MONDAY
October 2015
WEDNESDAY
TUESDAY
THURSDAY
4
FRIDAY
1
2
4
PLEASE CHECK THE CAFÉ
Cheesy Baked Potato
Beef Nachos
Lucnh Price: $2.75
FOR THE FULL MENU
Broccoli Florettes
Corn
THAT SHOWS ALL
Fruit
Fruit
Reduced Lunch Price: .40
ENTRÉE'S AND SIDE
Milk
Milk
ITEMS OFFERED DAILY
5
6
7
8
9
Baked Chicken Nuggets w/Roll
Cheese Quesadilla
Pasta with Marinara Sauce
Beef Nachos
Sweet & Sour Rice Bowl
Green Beans
Tator Tots
and Cheese
Sweet Potato Fries
Corn
Fruit
Fruit
Broccoli Florettes
Fruit
Fruit
Milk
Milk
Fruit
Milk
Milk
Milk
12
No School
Columbus Day
13
14
15
16
Grilled Cheese Sandwich
Chicken Parmesan
BBQ Ribette
Wauconda Mashed Potato Bowl
Tator Tots
Broccoli Florettes
Sweet Potatoe Fries
Corn
Fruit
Fruit
Fruit
Fruit
Milk
Milk
Milk
Milk
19
20
Baked Chicken Nuggets w/Roll
Italian Meatball Sub
Green Beans
Tator Tots
Fruit
Milk
21
22
23
Baked Cheese Lasagna
Broccoli Florettes
No School
No School
Fruit
Fruit
Parent Conferences
Institute Day
Milk
Milk
26
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27
28
29
30
General Tso' Nuggets w/Rice
Jamaican Chicken
Chessy Baked Pasta
Cheesy Baked Potato
Irish Nacho Potato Bowl
Green Beans
Tator Tots
Carrots
Broccoli Florettes
Corn
Fruit
Fruit
Fruit
Fruit
Fruit
Milk
Milk
Milk
Milk
Milk
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Wauconda School District Breakfast Menu
MINI CHOC CHIP FR.TOAST
OR APPLE NUTRIGRAIN BAR
FRESH APPLE AND/OR JUICE
MILK
FRESH BAGEL
CREAM CHEESE
FRESH ORANGE AND/OR JUICE
MILK
BREAKFAST PRICE: $1.45 - REDUCED BREAKFAST PRICE: $ .30
STRAWBERRY W/G POP TARTS
BLUEBERRRY MINI PANCAKES
MINI MAPLE WAFFLES
CHEERIOS CEREAL BAR
GOLDEN GRAHAM CEREAL BAR
FRESH APPLE AND/OR JUICE
OR APPLE CINNAMON MUFFIN
OR OATMEAL BREAKFAST BAR
FRESH BANANA AND/OR JUICE
FRESH APPLE AND/OR JUICE
MILK
FRESH APPLE AND/OR JUICE
FRESH ORANGE AND/OR JUICE
MILK
MILK
W/G =
WHOLE GRAIN
MILK
MILK
1% WHITE MILK AND FAT FREE CHOCOLATE MILK SERVED DAILY
NO SCHOOL
COLUMBUS DAY
CINNAMON MINI WAFFLES
OR BLUEBERRY MUFFIN
FRESH APPLE AND/OR JUICE
MILK
FRESH BAGEL
CREAM CHEESE
FRESH BANANA AND/OR JUICE
MILK
MINI MAPLE PANCAKES
APPLE NUTRIGRAIN BAR
FRESH ORANGE AND/OR JUICE
MILK
CINNAMON TOAST CEREAL BAR
FRESH APPLE AND/OR JUICE
MILK
NO SCHOOL
PARENT CONFERENCES
NO SCHOOL
INSTITUE DAY
MENU IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE
CINNAMON POP TARTS
FRESH APPLE AND/OR ORANGE
MILK
MINI CHOC CHIP FR.TOAST
OR STRAWBERRY NUTRIGRAIN
FRESH APPLE AND/OR ORANGE
MILK
FRESH BAGEL
CREAM CHEESE
FRESH BANANA AND/OR JUICE
MILK
OUE MENU IS ALIGNED WITH THE USDA's HEALTHIER SCHOOL CHALLENGE
TEAM CHEERIOS CEREAL BAR
FRESH APPLE AND/OR JUICE
MILK
MINI MAPLE WAFFLES
OR BLUEBERRY MUFFIN
FRESH ORANGE AND/OR JUICE
MILK
FRESH BAGEL
CREAM CHEESE
FRESH BANANA AND/OR JUICE
MILK
MINI MAPLE PANCAKES
OR APPLE MUFFIN
FRESH APPLE AND/OR ORANGE
MILK
STRAWBERRY POP TARTS
FRESH APPLE AND/OR JUICE
MILK
WE WELCOME YOUR QUESTIONS OR COMMENTS. PLEASE CONTACT RICHARD I. REDER, GENERAL MANAGER AT: 847-487-9703