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EDUCATIONB6 • THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1, 2016

Kay DahlkeEducation Editor

kdahlke@conleynet.com262-689-1544

NEWS GRAPHIC

Cedarburg School District■ Monday – (Elementary) French toast sticks w/sausage patty,

chicken patty, bagel, peanut butter & cheese plate, chicken & cheesesandwich, broccoli, cucumbers, apple, fruit punch; (WTS) Frenchtoast sticks w/sausage patty, chicken parmesan pizza, bagel, peanutbutter & cheese plate, chicken & cheese sandwich, broccoli, cucum-bers, warm apples, mixed fruit; (CHS) chicken nuggets w/breadstick,ranch chicken flatbread, chicken tenders w/roll, nachos, tacos & bur-ritos, smoked chicken & cheese wrap, bagel & peanut butter &cheese stick, french fries, tater tots, broccoli, cucumbers, freshapple, fruit mix, assorted fruit & veggies

■ Tuesday – (Elementary) beef tacos w/Mexican spiced rice,cheeseburger, fruit, yogurt & cheese plate, turkey & cheese sand-wich, seasoned refried beans, red pepper strips, orange wedges,diced peaches; (WTS) beef tacos w/Mexican spiced rice, corn dogs,fruit, yogurt & cheese plate, turkey & cheese sandwich, seasonedrefried beans, red pepper strips, orange wedges, diced peaches;(CHS) pizza dippers w/pizza sauce, BBQ chicken panini, mac ’ncheese, nachos, tacos & burritos, honey mustard chicken wrap, fruit, yogurt & cheese tray, french fries, tater tots,three bean salad,red pepper strips, orange wedges, blueberries, assorted fruit & veg-gies

■ Wednesday – (Elementary) chicken pot pie, chicken nuggetsw/breadstick, parfait w/graham crackers, ham & cheese sandwich,potato wedges, garden salad, banana, diced pears; (WTS) chickenpot pie, hot dog, parfait w/graham crackers, ham & cheese sand-wich, potato wedges, garden salad, banana, diced pears; (CHS)corn dog, pepperoni flatbread pizza, meat lover’s pizza, chicken potpie, nachos, tacos & burritos, ham & Swiss on whole wheat, fruit,yogurt & cheese tray, french fries, sweet potato fries, garden salad,banana, warm apples, assorted fruit & veggies

■ Thursday – (Elementary) mac ‘n cheese w/roll, hot dog, yogurt& cheese plate, turkey & cheese wrap, celery sticks, potato salad,strawberry cup, applesauce; (WTS) mac ‘n cheese w/roll, chicken

fajitas, fruit, yogurt & cheese plate, turkey & cheese wrap, celerysticks, potato salad, strawberry cup, applesauce; (CHS) chicken ten-ders w/dinner roll, chicken parmesan panini, sausage pizza, ranchchicken flatbread, nachos, tacos & burritos, ham, turkey & cheesesub, fruit, yogurt & cheese tray, french fries, tater tots, celery sticks,potato salad, applesauce, strawberry cup, fruits & veggies

■ Friday – (Elementary) pizza dippers, cheese pizza, ham &turkey chef salad w/roll, ham, turkey & cheese sandwich, greenbeans, cauliflower, fruit cup, Mandarin oranges; (WTS) chili cheesedog, spicy chicken patty, ham & turkey chef salad w/roll, ham, turkey& cheese sandwich, baby carrots, cucumber, tomato salad, fruit cup,Mandarin oranges; (CHS) popcorn chicken & breadstick, chickenranch panini, meat lover’s pizza, sweet & sour broccoli chickenw/fried rice, nachos, tacos & burritos, chicken ranch wrap, ham &turkey chef salad & roll, french fries, baby carrots, tomato cucumbersalad, Mandarin oranges, fruit cup, fruit & veggies

Grafton School District■ Monday – (Elementary) breaded chicken patty sandwich

including toppings of sliced tomatoes & shredded romaine, seasonedpotato wedges, Bush’s Vegetarian Bake Beans, fruits; (JL, HS)breakfast sandwich OR breaded chicken patty sandwich includingtoppings of sliced tomatoes & shredded romaine, seasoned potatowedges, Bush’s Vegetarian Bake Beans, fruits

■ Tuesday – (Elementary) chicken corndog puppies w/mellowmacaroni & cheese & popping green peas, fruits & vegetables; (JL,HS) beef BBQ rib patty sandwich OR turkey corndog puppies w/mel-low macaroni & cheese & popping green peas, fruits & vegetables

■ Wednesday – (All schools) stuffed crust cheese OR pepperonipizza, romaine garden salad w/fresh spinach greens, holiday cookie,fruits & veggies

■ Thursday – (All schools) choice of orange chicken bites ORteriyaki chicken strips over fluffy rice, steamed broccoli, pineapple &Mandarin orange mix, fruits & baby carrots; (JL, HS) breaded pork

chop OR diced turkey in gravy, mashed potato & cornbread stuffing,dinner roll/cranberries fruits & veggies, creamy pumpkin torte

■ Friday – (Elementary) mozzarella stuffed breadsticks w/sauceto dip, romaine garden salad, pop-in-your-mouth tomatoes, CrazyCraisin mix, fruits; (JL, HS) beef fiesta burrito OR mozzarella stuffedbreadsticks w/sauce to dip, romaine garden salad, pop-in-your-mouth tomatoes, Crazy Craisin mix, fruits

Mequon-Thiensville School District■ Monday – (Elementary) grilled cheese, popcorn chicken,

chicken caesar salad, chicken salad sandwich, tomato soup, carrots,cucumber, blueberries, apples, pears, cookie; (MS, HHS) pimentocheeseburger, chicken Caesar salad, chicken salad sandwich, tatertots, carrots, coleslaw, strawberries, applesauce

■ Tuesday – (Elementary) cheesy pizza slice, mini corn dogs,chef salad, turkey wrap, baked carrots, apples, fruit cocktail, blueber-ries; (MS, HHS) triple kicker burger, cobb salad, turkey & cheesesandwich, potato wedges, red peppers, baby carrots, orange slices,peaches

■ Wednesday – (Elementary) chicken drumstick, spaghettiw/meat sauce, fruit & cheese plate, ham & cheese sandwich, redpeppers, green beans, baby carrots, peaches, raisins; (MS, HHS)pimento cheeseburger, fruit & cheese plate, ham & cheese sub, tatertots, zucchini, banana, pears, Craisins

■ Thursday – (Elementary) cheeseburger, turkey hot dog, pop-corn chix salad, three-cheese wrap, refried beans, side salad, celerysticks, applesauce, melon; (MS, HHS) triple kicker burger, popcornchicken salad, three-cheese wrap, baked fries, celery, garden salad,melon, applesauce

■ Friday – (Elementary) popcorn chicken bowl, fish sticks, tacosalad, turkey sub, mashed potatoes & gravy, corn, banana, choco-late pudding; (MS, HHS) pimento cheeseburger, taco salad, roastedvegetable sub, potato wedges, spinach, carrots, blueberries, fruitcocktail

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■ The following students havebeen named finalists for the Uni-versity of Wisconsin-Whitewater2016 Elevator Pitch competition.

Samuel Lepak, Saukville, whois studying entrepreneurship andmarketing, pitched Social River.

Saul Morales-Mcquaid,Cedarburg, who is studying Span-ish, pitched Latino Pro.

Hosted by the campus chapterof Collegiate Entrepreneurs’Organization, the competition isUW-Whitewater’s version ofABC’s “Shark Tank.”

Each student has 90 seconds topitch their startup. Students’ideas are a range of innovativeproducts and services.

“Students get to experience theexcitement and gain insights intowhat it takes to rapidly pitch yourstartup to other entrepreneursand investors,” said Dave Gee,CEO adviser and lecturer in man-agement. “Some students havegone on to raise millions of dol-lars in revenue and hundreds ofthousands of dollars frominvestors. One student evenappeared on ABC’s ‘SharkTank.’”

■ The following local residentsrecently were initiated into TheHonor Society of Phi Kappa Phi,the nation’s oldest and most selec-tive collegiate honor society forall academic disciplines. Court-ney O’Donnell of Saukville wasinitiated at University of Wiscon-sin-Green Bay; Corey Landon ofSaukville was initiated at Univer-sity of Wisconsin-Stevens Point;and Natalie Frank of Cedarburgwas initiated at University ofWisconsin-Stevens Point.

GRAFTON — The Woodview Elementary School Parent Teacher Group will hosta holiday boutique from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. today in the cafeteria at the school, 600Fifth Ave., Grafton

Proceeds from this night will of shopping will benefit the Woodview PTG. Featured vendors include Granny Pip’s Homemade Soap, Lu La Roe Kara and

Betsy, Lu La Roe Brittany Ottow, KT Quality Key Fobs, Little Love Designs, PinkJoli Boutique, Chloe and Isabel, C. Mazz Studios, Origami Owl, Thirty One,Scentsy, Norwex and Posh.

CEDARBURG — High school seniorsand their parents interested in winningscholarships for their college educa-tions should mark their calendars forWednesday.

The Cedarburg Community Scholar-ship Fund will be holding an informa-tion session for all high school seniorswho live in the Cedarburg School Dis-trict. Students do not have to attendCedarburg High School to qualify for ascholarship. The information sessionwill take place at 7 p.m. at the Cedar-burg Performing Arts Center.

At the information session, scholar-ship applications will be distributed

and questions will be answered. During its 44-year history, CCSF has

awarded $2.7 million in merit-basedscholarships to more than 3,000 gradu-ates. This past school year, 113 gradu-ates from five high schools and onehomeschool were awarded scholarshipstotaling over $165,850. Scholarshipsranged from $600 to $4,000. Anyonewishing to donate to the CedarburgCommunity Scholarship Fund electron-ically should go to www.ccsf.info/com-munity-donations.html.

Contact CCSF Board member SarahPecor at 262-376-0121 or ccsf@ccsf.info foranswers to any questions.

CEDARBURG — The Wisconsin Health and Physical Edu-cation Association announced that Patty Kestell, ThorsonElementary physical educator, has taken the Associationpresidential gavel during the annual WHPE Convention inWisconsin Dells.

Kestell is an excellent HPE professional who has servedchildren and families and the state association for over 25years, according to her nomination. During this time, shehas conducted numerous classroom and after-school activi-ties that provide children and families with opportunities toengage in the pursuit and development of healthy activelifestyles. Kestell is among the elite in the profession, attain-ing excellence as both the state and Midwest District Teach-er of the Year. Subsequently, she was chosen as the NationalElementary Teacher of the Year (2013) through an extensivenational screening and review process. Kestell has given ser-vice to the profession via leadership on the WHPE & Mid-west Board of Directors. She has also been active at theNational SHAPE professional level.

During her term as association president, Kestell will con-tinue to serve the students and families of Thorson Elemen-tary in Cedarburg as well as the greater professional com-munity at large.

Holiday Stop & ShopKestell

Kestell named WHPE association presidentCCSF parent/student information night

GRAFTON — The Grafton School District will conduct an early childhood screening for 3- and4-year-old children who are residents of the district and who are suspected of having significantdelays in their development. For the child to participate in this screening, it must be suspectedthat he or she has developmental delays significant enough to be considered educationallyhandicapping. The purpose of the screening is to identify children who may benefit from anearly educational intervention program for disabled children.

The screening, which lasts about an hour, is a brief series of tests to help determine whichchildren have suspected exceptional education needs. Areas that will be screened are learningand thinking, speech and language and motor development. Parents will also be asked to fill outa form about their child’s social and emotional growth.

The screening will be held at Grafton Elementary School Friday morning, Dec. 9. Please callthe district office at 262-376-5416 to set up your appointment or for answers for any further ques-tions you might have.

Screening for 3- and 4-year-olds

Fifth-grade team: Coach Teri Jackson, Casey Wills, Erika Grob, Sarah Prom,Jae Fitting, Caroline Kellner, Abby Napoleon and Nina Mlodzik

Sixth-gradeteam: frontrow: JorjaHalling, ZoeMueller, IzzyGitzlaff andAddi Grob;back row:Shea Hag-gerty, ChloeKelm, RubyB r o e h m ,Coach Ali-son Pipkorn,R e a g a nPahl, NatalieNewth, Kate-lyn Michels,M a d e l i n eFox andAmber Price

Seventh/eighth-grade red team: front row: Ellie Juergensen, Paige Spenser,Hannah Spykstra, Lena Wessel and Elena Noetzel; back row: Evelyn Cassidy, Jade Erickson, Nora Raasch, Marisa Valdez, Anna Wenger andCoach Kevin Hedinger

Seventh/eighth-grade white team: front row: Lily Jagusch, Sarah Froemmingand Emma Wenger; back row: Abby Prom, Alyssa Zellmer, Sophia Sommer,Maria Ortiz, Joelle Erickson, LuLu Schleicher and Coach Meghan Groppe

CEDARBURG — First Immanuel LutheranSchool concluded its girls volleyball season.The school was able to field four grade-levelspecific interscholastic teams this season.

The school’s fifth-grade team, which playedits matches primarily against other schools’sixth-grade teams, finished their season with arecord of 17-18.

The sixth-grade team took the top spot inboth tournaments they participated in this sea-son. Both tournaments were played in Septem-

ber. The first was held at St. Paul Grafton andthe second was on their home court during theWildcats Invitational Tournament. The teamfinished the season with a record of 11-5-1.

With 19 girls from the seventh and eighthgrades participating, the program was able tofield two teams. The seventh/eighth-gradewhite team finished their season with a recordof 11-11-2. The team finished second to theschool’s sixth-grade team in the Wildcats Invi-tational Tournament but in the Sheboygan

Lutheran High School Tournament they placedthird.

The seventh/eighth-grade red team finishedtheir regular season with a record of 16-3-2 andearned the opportunity to complete in the statetournament at the end of October, where theytied for 11th place. During the regular season,the team participated in three tournaments, St.John’s Glendale, Hales Corners Lutheran andtheir own Wildcats Invitational Tournament,taking first place in their division at each.

Volleyball season ends at First Immanuel