ALL IN #SIMLACUBS

ElementaryAwardsAssemblywill beonThursday, May18th at

8:05 a.m.All students, in

kindergarten through fifthgradeswill be recognized.Parents, friends, andrelativesare invited to

attend.

The Cub ReporterThe Newsletter of Big Sandy Schools

Produced by the Big Sandy Yearbook Staff

Tucker Tidbits for ElementaryKathy Tucker, Elementary Principal#

It ishard to believe that our school year isdrawing to a close. Somany great thingshavehappenedthisyear, and studentshave learned ahost of knowledgeand strategies in their effort to developinto lifelong learners. The lazy daysof summer are upon us, but that doesn’t mean the learningneedsto stop. According to Oxford Learning research, students lose about twomonthsof readingskillsand 2.6 monthsof math skillsover the summer. In the fall, teachersspend about sixweeksto makeup for thisdeficit. That isa lot of lossand time! Thissummer, take the opportunity tochallenge your child to read, think, beactive, andmake themost of every second spent together.Thank you for givingour school the privilege of educatingyour child!

ClassSizeBigSandy School'sphilosophy is to increase student achievement bymaintainingsmall classsizes. Next year (2017-2018) our elementary will add some classesin order to achieve this. Therewill be two sessionsof kindergarten: one in themorning, and one in the afternoon. Wewill haveone first grade, two second grades, two third grades, one fourth, and two fifth grades. The fourthand fifth gradeswill continue to rotate through the three teachers. Weare excited about next yearand look forward to further success!

Just a reminder…Elementary studentsare not allowed to have cell phonesor any communicativedevice in the classrooms. If studentshavea cell phone or similar device, they cankeep it in their locker or in a classroom drawer and can check it at recessor lunch.The student handbook addressesthis issue in further detail. Each classroom hasaphone if parentsare concerned about beingable to contact their child. Thank youfor your cooperation.

ElementaryFieldDay-Friday, May12thKindergarten through 5th grade studentswill participate in field eventsat thetrack in themorning. Kindergarten studentswill then bedismissed at theirnormal timewith ice cream in hand. In the afternoon, 1st through 5th gradestudentswill rotate through avariety of activities, endingat 2:30 p.m. Afterp.m. recess, the studentswill have a regular day except for the 3rd—5th graderswho will participate in theSTUCOelections from 3:00 to 4:00 p.m. If you arethe parent, relative, or friend of a 1st—5th grade student, you canmakeareservation for lunch. An adult lunch costs$3.65. Please send anotewith themoney to your child’steacher or call the school (541-2291), so the kitchen staff will know howmany people to expectfor lunch. If we havebad weather that Friday, then field daywill be rescheduled to the followingTuesday, May 16th.

FieldTripsAt the end of the year, classes take field tripsto celebrate the successof studentsand to learnbeyond the classroom. Studentsare rewarded with these trips for good behavior, good grades,good work ethic, etc. If a student is lacking in any of these areas, then heor shemay not beallowed to attend the field trip. Teacherswill inform students if they are ineligible for the trip.Eligible studentswill be bringinghomepermission slips. Please sign and return with the requiredamount of money. Studentsneed to makesure they are prepared and remember to bring theirmannersand great behavior.

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School onMonday!Due to theStateTrackMeet,weWILLHAVEschool onMonday, May 15th. WewillhaveNOSCHOOLon Friday,

May 19th.

ElementaryPrincipal Notes:KathyTucker

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SecondaryPrincipal Notes:Sammi Swennes

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Superintendent/ BoardNotes:SteveWilson

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Counselor’s Corner:ChadThieman

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FBLA 7

Art News 7

BaccalaureateInvitation 7

Nurse’sNotes 8

ThirdQuarterHonorRoll 9

ECCOFlyer 10

MayLunchMenu 11

MayCalendar 12

INSIDETHISISSUE:

MAY2017

ClassListsClass lists for next year alongwith scheduled testing timesor meetingswill be senthomewith report cardsalongwith any otherpertinent information.

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Summer Calendar ActivityThiscalendar will be sent homewith your child’s report card at the end of theschool year. It will have different subjectsdesignated for different weekswithdaily activities.When students return for back-to-school testing, theywill needto turn in the calendar with the parent’ssignature in order to beeligible for theprizes. Participating in theSimlaLibrary Summer Programwill also count towardscompletion on the summer calendar. Either way, pleasemake sure your childreadsdaily, either to him/herself or aloud. This isamajor factor in achild’s futureacademicsuccess.

Summer SchoolSummer School will be held for twoweeks in themonth of July. Teachers identified studentswhowould benefitfrom thisprogram, and lettersweremailed out to parents. Further information regardingdatesand timeswill besent home thismonth. If you did not receive a letter and would like your child to participate, let your child’sclassroom teacher know. Enrollment will be open to all students if spacesare available. Thisprogram providesstudentswith the opportunity tomaintain and gain skillsneeded to be successful in the educational environment.This isnot an alternative for astudent who hasbeen identified for retention. Aswith any educational opportunity,excellent attendance and student effort isexpected.

Thankyou to the following:Parents for helpingkeep our studentssafe in the parking lot and for supportingstudentsby helpingwithparties, homework, etc.;Teachersfor doingsuch awonderful job with equippingstudents for the future;Administration for makingour school such agreat place to learn;Mr. Thieman andMr. Tucker for helpingset up and organize the testing;Mrs. Deb andMrs. Holly for helpingstudentsstay safe at recess;Custodians for keepingour school lookinggreat;Mrs. RivasandMrs. Salazar for thewonderful food;Busdriversfor keepingussafe on the roads;School Board for supportingstaff, students, and families.

Abig thank you toMrs. Sheridan, Mrs. Maranville andMr. Maranville for their many yearsof service to all of thechildren at BigSandySchool. Wewill certainlymisstheir smiles, wisdom, and presence, but we are happy for themto enjoy thenext chapter of their lives!

“A hundred years from now it willnot matter what my bank accountwas, the sort of house I lived in,or the kind of car I drove... butthe world may be different becauseI was important in the life of

a child.”Forest E. Witcraft

May Students of the Month

This month, it was extremely difficult for teachers to choose only one studentof the month, so we have two. The two students are Hannah Stoliker, and VictorStonehouse. Both are in the fifth grade and Mrs. Mitchell nominated both of

these students. She said, “that they are hard-working, caring, and always helpfulin the classroom. One characteristic that stands out about both students is thatthey are always excited about learning. They view each assignment as a challenge

and work until they have successfully accomplished the task.”Thank you, Hannah and Victor, for being such great students at Big Sandy!

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From the Principal’s DeskSammi Swennes, Secondary Principal#

Student Honors

Prom Queen and King – Prom is going to be held on April 29th this year at the school. 2017Prom King Candidates are Ryland Howard, Dylan McMullin, and Ben Smith. 2017 Prom QueenCandidates are Sarah Beck, Andrea Clements, and Ashley Robison.

State FBLA Results – Congratulations to our State FBLA competitors! Jeremy Butler qualified forthe National FBLA Competition in Anaheim, California.

Summer SchoolBig Sandy students are required to meet high, academic standards. Sometimes we have to go beyond theregular school year to catch up with expectations. For a high school student looking to regain credits ora junior high student needing to pass a course to advance to the next grade, he/she can take an on-lineclass through Colorado Digital Learning Solutions. The summer school session runs June 5th throughJuly 28th, and after completion this would be for a semester credit. The cost of these courses is $210 perclass. You can register for courses at: www.coloradodls.org. At this time we do not offer summer schoolfor junior high or high school students at the school. There are other options available for summerschool, but would first need to be approved by Mr. Thieman or Mrs. Swennes before credit would beaccepted from another source.

Dress Code ReminderWarmer weather means shedding the coats and jeans and adorning clothing more suitable to summer-like conditions. Please be mindful of the dress code found in your Student Handbook. Some thingsnoted in the dress code that could be potential temptations include midriff shirts or other tight or low-cutclothing, sunglasses, shorts shorter than fingertip length, pajama bottoms, and tank tops or other similarclothing with straps narrower than 1.5 inches in width. Thank you for your attention in monitoring theseitems in the past. We have had a successful year, primarily because everyone has been so compliantwith the dress code.

2017-2018 Class RegistrationWe will begin registration for next school year. For those studentsreturning to Big Sandy Schools, a draft of the 2017-18 MasterSchedule and a form to enter first and second class choices will besent home. Students are to have parent’s signature when returningthe form to Mr. Thieman. In coordination with this event, we will holda freshman orientation for 8th grade students. In this orientation, wewill outline high school graduation requirements, encourage studentsto become actively involved in extracurricular activities, promoteleadership opportunities, and stress the importance of good studyhabits and positive choices. If you have questions pertaining topre-registration and/or freshman orientation, please contact Mr.Thieman or Mrs. Swennes.

Academic AwardsThis year’s academic awards will be held in the Big Gym on May 25th at 6:30 p.m. Students will berecognized with various awards from teachers and we will also be holding our BIG attendance and honorroll prize drawings. Students who were on the Honor Roll for the first 3 quarters of school and studentswho missed a total of 3 or less days for the ENTIRE school year will be entered into the drawing. Studentsmust be present to win.

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Teacher Appreciation WeekTeacher/Staff Appreciation

week is May 9 – May 12. Thisis a great time to show yourchild’s teacher(s) how muchyou appreciate the hard workthey put in each and every dayteaching your child. A kindword or note is always

appreciated! This year ourTeacher Appreciation theme is

“Hawaiian”.

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2017-18 School YearBe sure to look for your Cub Reporter this summer that willhave information about the new school year. Such things asbus drop-off, parent drop-off, student parking, and all otherschool information will be found in the August Cub Reporter.

Junior High Field TripThis year we have implemented quarterly incentives for our 6th – 8th grade students. This is a fieldtrip that students have to qualify for in order to attend. Students have to qualify in the following 5categories. (All 5 categories must be met to get an invitation.) Attendance—miss 4 or less days in4th quarter. Tardies—3 or less tardies in every class for 4th quarter. Grades—They cannot be onthe near-to-fail or fail list (on the last printed list before the field trip). Testing—they had to showeffort each day of the PARCC, CMAS and MAPS tests. Behavior—2 or less office referrals for 4thquarter. Our last incentive trip will be held the last week of school.

Monday SchoolWe will be having school on Monday, May 15th due to the State Track Meet. There will be noschool on Friday, May 19th.

Graduation

The commencement ceremonyfor the Graduating Class of2017 will be on May 27th at

10:00 a.m.

Superintendent/Board NotesSteve Wilson, Superintendent#

FBLA CompetitorsCongratulations to all of the Future Business Leaders of America participants,including Jeremy Butler who qualified for the National FBLA competition thissummer! Thank you Tim Tucker and Julie Duffy for sponsoring these youngladies and gentlemen.

Art on DisplayThank you to the Art students and their teacher, Jeri Digby, for all of the wonder-ful art that has been displayed throughout the school during the year. It reallymakes our days brighter and school building look great!

Driver EducationDriver Education is again being offered through Rick Kolm at Kiowa; if you areinterested, please call Rick at (303) 621-2696 or (303) 243-0814 or email him atrkolm@comcast.net

State BudgetWe continue to wait on the state legislators to finish their budget so that we can finish our budget.

Let’s finish our school year strong academically and strong in the many activities that we have going onduring this busy time of the year!

To the Class of 2017, congratulations, we enjoyed getting to share our years with you and we wish you wellin the future!

Thank you again, Donna and Jerry Maranville, and Mary Ann Sheridan for the many years of service youcontributed to our students, community and school; I very much enjoyed working alongside you!

U.S. News & WorldReport

Simla High School wasselected again for beingon U.S. News & WorldReport rankings as oneof the top high schools

in the State ofColorado. Out of 462high schools in the

state, 84 high schoolswere selected for thisrecognition/award Goodjob students and staff!

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SENIORS:Scholarship InterviewsGraduation isalmost here! Our seniorsare ready and excited to seewhat their futureshold! There arestill somescholarship applicationsdue inMay somake sure to check on duedates. TheAmyWolvertonMemorial Scholarship, theGlen and JennieKimbleMemorial Scholarship, and theT.R. “Shorty” HamacherMemorial Scholarship interviewswill take place inMay. Scholarship recipientswill be announced at eitherthe AcademicAwardsNight onMay 25th or during the graduation ceremony onMay27th.

Permanent RecordsEach senior will be receivingan envelope of documentsthat include: cumulative file data, official transcripts,and immunization records. It is important tokeepacopyof the transcript, ACTscores, and immunizationrecordsas they will be needed as time goeson. I will also keep acopy of this information permanently onfile at the school. Pleasenote that we do not keep copiesof diplomasin the permanent file; only a transcript,which is the official documentation of your graduation fromSimlaHigh School.

Official TranscriptsAt the end of the semester, I will send an official high school transcript for each of our seniorsattendingcollege next year. No action from our students isneeded for the official high school transcript.

CollegeCredit CoursesSeniorswho have taken college credit courses in high schoolmust request their official college transcriptsdirectly from the collegewhere they took the course. Wedo not receive college transcriptsandwearenotable to request them. It is the student’sresponsibility to contact the college and request that an officialtranscript be sent to their new college. Theremay bea fee charged with thisprocess. I recommend thatthe student start by searchinghow to request a transcript on the sendingschool’swebsite.

JUNIORS:ACTTestSome studentsmay benefit from taking theACTinstead of theSAT. Visitwww.actstudent.org for more information on test datesand sites.

CommunityServiceJuniorsshould look for opportunities to be involved in the community over thesummer. Collegesand scholarship committeesare looking for studentswho areable to document community service experience. Wehave opportunities inSimlaat theThrift Store, at CrossRoads, through Youth Baseball, etc. Where canyou volunteer thissummer?

PortfoliosSummer break isagreat time to start organizingyour portfolios in preparationfor completingscholarship applications. Samplesof award certificates, honorsreceived, and community service records/ logswill be useful entering the senioryear.

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SATResultsOur juniors took theSATonApril 11th. Resultsshould besent to each student 3-4weeksfollowing testing. Alljuniorswishing to improvetheir scoresshould plan ontaking it again in the fall ataNational Test Site. Visitwww.sat.org for more

information on test datesand sites.

Counselor NotesChad Thieman, Counselor#

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SOPHOMORES:PSATResultsOur sophomorestook thePSATon April 12th. This is the assessment that Colorado isusing for 10th gradersin place of theCMASassessments. Studentswill receive their resultssoon. Thiswasalso agreat practiceopportunity for them if they are interested in qualifying for theNational Merit Scholarship contest next fall.That scholarship usesthe resultsof their fall 11th gradePSAT(optional) assessment as itsqualifier so theywill already be familiar with the test.

ALLSECONDARYSTUDENTS:2017-2018 Pre-registrationPre-registration for next year’scourseswill begin in earlyMay for each 5th – 11th grader. I will speak to eachgrade and hand out scheduling forms. Parent approval is required on all schedules. My goal is to give eachstudent adraft copy of their schedule before they leave for the summer break.

TheSchool Board’sapprovedgraduation requirementsare:(1 unit =1 year or 2 semesters)4 unitsEnglish3 unitsMath3 unitsScience3 unitsSocial Studies(U.S. History, World History, and Civics)1 unit Computers1 unit Physical Education1 unit Senior Seminar11 unitsElectives(any coursescompleted in addition to the above list)27 total credits required for graduation

Foreign language isnot required for graduation but it will be needed for college admission.

ExtendedStudyCoursesOfferedExtended Study college coursesare beingoffered in Algebra, Statistics, English Composition, Introduction toFiction, CreativeWriting, and Accounting. Juniorsand Seniorsmay take asmany of these coursesastheychoose to as longasthey fit into their ICAP(Individual Career and AcademicPlan) and they pay 50%of thecourse tuition per class. The 50%cost is typically $112.50 but theMath coursesaremore dependingon thenumber of studentsenrolled. Your portion should bepaid to BigSandySchoolsby FRIDAY, AUGUST25, 2017.MinimumSATscoresmay be required to enroll. If you earn lessthan aCollegeD, do not complete thecourse, or do not drop the course by the drop date, then you are responsible to reimburse the school for theother 50%of the tuition paid on your behalf.

OnlineCoursesAvailableJuniorsand Seniorsmay take an online course if no other optionsare available. Coursescost $100 persemester for content areaand electives, $150 for Career Technical Education, and $150 for AP.Mr. Thiemanhasahand out fromColorado Digital LearningSolutionsfor fall 2017 offerings. You are required to pay your1st semester tuition byFRIDAY, AUGUST25, 2017. As longasyou passthe course, you will be reimbursed thisamount at the end of the semester. If you take an online course and fail it or choose not to complete it, yourtuition will not be reimbursed.

Asalways, if I can assist you and your student in anyway, please call meat 541-2291.

2017BigSandy SchoolsBaccalaureate

Local churchesfromMatheson, Ramah, and Simlaare hostingour traditional BaccalaureateService and Senior din-ner on FRIDAY,MAY26TH. Abaccalaureate isa religiousservice held for agraduatingclass.

Thisyear’sSenior dinner beginsat 6:00 p.m. at theMathesonCommunity BibleChurch. The dinner isonly for thegraduate, their parents, classsponsors, school administration, school boardmembers, and local pastors. Due tospace limitations, weare not able to invite our graduates’ siblings, other familymembers, or guests to the dinner.Invitationswill be sent out to senior parents in earlyMay asking for an RSVPto Chad Thieman at the school or at 541-2046.

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FBLA State Results:

FBLA had seven students compete at the state level:

Jeremy Butler competed in Agribusiness placed 4thand qualified for nationals in Anaheim, California.

Matt Mazerall and Erica Rivas competed inPartnership with Business and placed 5th.

Brigham Shults and Chloe Duffy competed inCommunity Service.

Paeton Harms competed in Local Business ChapterReport.

Taylor Warnecke competed in Public Speaking I.

We are very proud of all the hard work and dedicationthat each student has demonstrated this year.

Mr. Tucker and Mrs. Duffy

ART NEWSCongratulations to these students whose art work was selected to represent

Big Sandy at the Pikes Peak BOCES Art Showcase:Mya Mazerall Jeri Rector Delaney Hegger Andy ClossonErica Rivas Breanna Tinnes Michael Smith Kayelynn MontagueChloe Duffy Tim Smith Adele Stonehouse Elijah ChoateCarlee Cox Mia Nehl Tatum Nehl Zaida HarmsMyree Hickman

On May 18th, these students can attend the showcase and luncheon where they will berecognized. Information will be sent home soon.

The Big Sandy Art Show will be held on May 23th-25th in the Big Sandy School Cafeteria.

MEDICATIONS:

Field trips:School staff makeseffort to ensure that necessary prescribedmedicationsaccompany studentson field trips.Please assist usby remindingyour child (especially those that self-carry/administer) and staff that your child’smedication should accompany them on the trip.

Endof School Year:Medicationsand authorization formsfor update/renewal will be sent home in sealed envelopewith yourchild on last day of school if parent hasnot picked it up.

IMMUNIZATIONS:

Congratulations!BigSandySchoolshave achieved 100%compliance! Thank you toparentswho provided the necessary information and to the staffwho worked hard to get the school to the compliance goal.

GraduatingSeniors:Each senior will be given acopy of their immunization record thatison file at school. College/universitiesrequire acopy of immun-izations.

Meningococcal Vaccine:Adolescentswho received a first doseat age13-15 should receive abooster dose at age16-18. If the firstdosewasgiven at or after age 16, no booster dose isneeded. Colleges/universitiesdo require incomingstu-dents to readmeningococcal vaccine information and either sign astatement declining the vaccine (or updat-ed booster) or obtain the vaccine. The vaccine and/or booster is/are highly recommended.

Reminder:Studentsenteringkindergartenmust have received their boosters. Studentsentering6th grademust receivetheTdap booster.

Exemptions:Those familieschoosingnon-medical (personal or religious) exemptionsmust sign theexemption form annu-ally. Currently signed formsexpire 30 June2017. Please come to school office to update signed exemptionsany time after 1 July 2017.

ImmunizationCopies:Please provide school with acopy of immunization(s) received during the summer. If you receive a requestfrom school regarding immunization compliance, please respond assoon aspossible. Our goal is to achievecompliance by 1October every school year.

Enjoy your summer break!!

FOODALLERGIESANDSENSITIVITIES

Please inform staff (school nurse,teachers, and cafeteria) if your child hasfood allergy or other special dietaryneeds. Food substitutionscannot bemadeby cafeteria/school staff unlessconfirmed by your child’smedical

provider in writing. Formsare availablein office.

Nurse’sNotesEdith Vick, School Nurse#

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6th Grade

Bailey Hankins

John Swennes

Aden Townley

7th Grade

Bethany Rasco

Cecilia Richardson

8th Grade

Alexander Closson

Christopher Garza

9th Grade

Molly Braun

Toby Lee

Taylor Warnecke

Miriya Wilk

10th Grade

11th Grade

Chloe Duffy

Kayelynn Montague

Jeremiah Raley

Jerraldawn Rector

Morris Richardson

Brigham Shults

12th Grade

6th Grade

Ryann Eurich

William Swennes

7th Grade

Macey Braun

Ashlynn Howard

8th Grade

Halle Lutz

9th Grade

Andrew Closson

Kelsey Montague

Hannah Rode

Daryl Shults

10th Grade

Joel George

Kegan Hamacher

Champ King

Riley Maranville

Gunner Rapp

Emmie Sellers

11th Grade

Garrison Raley

Sara Reim

Erica Rivas

Gold 3.50-3.99 Gold cont inued….

12th Grade

Ashlee Bell

Andrea Choate

Andrea Clements

Paeton Harms

Ryland Howard

Rhett Lavender

Marcus Mazerall

Ashley Robison

Benjamin Smith

Timothy Smith

Keelie Taunton

6th Grade

Serenity Cauthon

Arianna Lee

Clayton McMillin

Jillian Nipple

7th Grade

Sarah Rode

Shoshannah Rode

Marcus Schriner

Antone Sellers

Adele Stonehouse

8th Grade

Nolan Hollembeak

Shane Norkett

Kaitlyn Rector

Leah Rode

THIRD QUARTER HONOR ROLL

Blue 3.00-3.49

We had 25 Junior High and 53 High School students on the First Semester Honor Roll!! All of these students received

a special treat from the National Honor Society to celebrate their efforts. Keep up the hard work!

Blue cont inued….

9th Grade

Cary Choate

Mason Howard

Josiah Rasco

Nathan Thieman

10th Grade

Joel Carpenter

Esther Choate

Delaney Hegger

Jessica Lavender

Cole Mitchell

Joline Schiffner

Kaitlyn Sinclair

Delaney Sotomayor

11th Grade

Cody Koepke

Mya Mazerall

Cassie McMullin

Michael Rode

Michael Smith

12th Grade

Jeremy Butler

Caleb Kissam

Dylan McMullin

Breanna Tinnes

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