AASD

Message from the Principal:

DECEMBER 2012 VOLUME 12 , ISSUE 5

REBEL TIMES NEWSLETTER

Inside this Issue:

Message from the Principal  1 

High Honor Roll and Honor Roll Students  

2‐4 

Tom’s Drive In/Community First Credit Union 

5  

The Reader’s Corner  6 

Mr. Overstreet/Boys & Girls Club  7, 8 

Updates from the Fine Arts  9 

World Language News  10 

English Language Learners (ELL)  11 

KA “Food for Thought”  12 

Breakfast & Lunch Menu  13, 14 

December LEAP  15 

Teen Connec on  16 

Scrip Order Forms  17, 18 

Math Corner  19 

Ski Club Informa on  20, 21 

Shopping Ideas/School Store/Scrip  22 

December/January Calendars  23, 24 

Contact Information:

Roosevelt Middle School /  Kaleidoscope Academy 318 E. Brewster St. Appleton, WI 54911 

Main Office:  (920) 832‐6294 A endance:  (920) 832‐5707 Fax: (920) 832‐4605 

School Websites: h p://www.aasd.k12.wi.us/roosevelt h p://www.aasd.k12.wi.us/kaleidoscope h p://sharepoint.aasd.k12.wi.us/SiteDirectory/scndry/RIOO/default.aspx  

Dear Parents & Guardians,

It is hard to believe that 2012 is coming to an end. It has been a great year and the staff and I are looking forward to 2013.

All eighth grade students have received their high school registration information. Roo-sevelt’s seventh graders will be receiving their registration cards for eighth grade in early January. Kaleidoscope Academy sixth and seventh graders will be getting their seventh and eighth grade registration cards in mid-December. Also, any Kaleidoscope families can register siblings early for sixth, seventh, and eighth grade by completing the paper-work, on line in December. All students should be getting registration materials over the next two months for the 2013-14 school year.

We have three concerts/performances before the holidays and one in January. We are looking forward to hearing and seeing some wonderful performances. This is another example of how our students excel. The dates are as follows:

Band Concert 7:30 p.m. December 11, 2012

Orchestra Concert 7:30 p.m. December 13, 2012

Performance Show Case 7:30 p.m. December 18, 2012

Choir Concert 7:30 p.m. January 17, 2013

The Parent Booster Club meeting scheduled for 4:00 p.m. on December 10, has been cancelled. The next Parent Booster Club meeting is set for 4:00 p.m. on January 14, 2013. Please mark your calendars.

I want to personally thank all the parents who took the time to complete our fall Parent Survey for Roosevelt or Kaleidoscope. If by chance you missed it, please feel free to request the survey link, by email, so you too can provide us with important feedback.

I would like to wish everyone a safe and happy holiday season. The office will be closed at 3:30 p.m. on December 21, 2012, and reopen at 7:00 a.m. on January 2, 2013. As always, feel free to contact me with any questions or concerns you may have.

Sincerely,

Al Allen J. Brant

Principal

*ROOSEVELT 7TH GRADE HIGH HONOR ROLL

*ROOSEVELT 8TH GRADE HIGH HONOR ROLL

Johnson, Kyle Leon, Jesus Lewis, Nolan Lor, David Lor, Drake McMahon, Tyler McMahon, Victoria McMinimy, Finnian

**ROOSEVELT 7TH GRADE HONOR ROLL

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Sternal, Elliot Sternal, Joal Thao, Sor Thao, Xai Vandeurzen, Sara Wingender, Anna Xiong, Katrina Young, Mary Zindman, Lyndsie Zubich, Cami

Bajraktarevic, Elma Ballesteros, Diego Berlowski, Madison Brown, Noah Carlson, Ashley Crane, Kayla Crane, Kristin Dannecker, Angeline Dexter, Isaac Duran, Eduardo El-Ahrairah, Natus Elrod, Elizabeth Erimas, Emson

Faber, Noah Ford, Jack Gore, Trinity Hernandez, Chavela Hohn, Zachary Janssen, Kaitlyn Johnson, Taylor Jones, Hannah Jones, Rebecca Kaquatosh, Samantha Khatib, Alaa Khatib, Ihab Kress, Devin

Krueger, Grace Laux, Bailey Lee, Isaac Lyons, Courtney Mendoza, Valerie Nichols, Lily Ostrom, Garrett Pederson, Faith Rice, Bryant Rice, Devon Schinbeckler, Raphaella Schomisch, Eiley Slick, Zachary

Buss, Cecelia Campos, Christopher Carriveau, Ryan Catavu, Xavier Coppersmith, Samuel Dey, Paige Hang, Jonathan Hermanson, Hailey

McNinch, Cullen Ortega-Hernandez, Mar Y Cielo Ostrom, Camille Patlan, Alfred Piette, Hannah Sanders, Ian Shockey, Jack Stoeger, Austin

Thao, James Thao, Steve Vang, Tommy Wankel, Emily Wolfe, Jordan Xiong, Lisa Yuhas, Destiny Zuehlke, Michaela

Calzada, Andrea Colon, Michael Cutie, Gabrielle Delzer, Marissa Ebben, Claire Fieweger, Sarah Flunker, Carly

Furlow, Brittney Hager, Emma Henn, Abigail Houser, Catherine Johnson, Colin Lacayo, Gabrielle Lapean, Shanae

Lor, Cheng Moten, Rachel Pagel, Morgan M. Peregrine, Katherine Perreault, Cody Sankey, Evan Schipper, Jennifer

Swanson, Audrey VanderWielen, Morgan Vang, Ma Vang, Yeng Wolski, Indira Yang, Ger

**ROOSEVELT 8TH GRADE HONOR ROLL

Arnold, Trinity Behm, Lilly Crane, Anthony Gore, Tiara Granberg, Taya Hemauer, Megan Husic, Meliha

Jozwiak, Ryan LaCosse, Luke Lehman, Devon Lehr, Madalyn Nelson, MacKenzie J. Nyman, Cheyanne Powell, Rysher

Prudom, Austin Prudom, Jacob Reischl, Mateela Resch, Jackson Taoko, Dimitri Thao, Zay Thor, Adam

Xiong, David Xiong, Paul Yang, David Yang, Ko Yang, Neng Young, Joseph

*HIGH HONOR ROLL (3.5-4.0) & **HONOR ROLL (3.0-3.49)

Anderson, Heath Angell, Abby Barber, Blake Beltran, Angelica Brinkman, Julia Cain, Jack Curran, Sean Demarco, Madelyn Dempsey, Grace Dibbs, Kayla Dreher, Samantha Edgerton, Jada Elkendier, Lita Endter, Cassandra Erimas, Olivia

*KALEIDOSCOPE ACADEMY 6TH GRADE HIGH HONOR ROLL

*KALEIDOSCOPE ACADEMY 7TH GRADE HIGH HONOR ROLL

**KALEIDOSCOPE ACADEMY 6TH GRADE HONOR ROLL

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VOLUME 12, ISSUE 5

Fritzell, Kenneth Gilkey, Amry Gillen, Hannah Guadalupe, Elijah Heier, Shea Howe, Taylor Huss, Ella Johnson, Hailey Kehoe, Kelly Knutson, Ethan Kubasta, Cameron Kubiak, Sophia Landsverk, Sydney Larsen, Gwendolyn Leonard, Rylee

Lord, Madison Medina, Hector Mehlberg, Brianna Mulhall, Emma Nichols, Emma Oberweiser, Ana Pelishek, Preston Peterson, James Maxwell Ptacek, Henry Saunders, Macy Schilling, Katelyn Serna, Maria Sobkowicz, William Stezenski, Amanda Stoeger, Jordan

Sunke, Taylor Thompson, Hailey Thompson, Megan Todryk, John Uecker, Nicole Valdez, Alejandro Vandenberg, Kathrine Verhoff, Jaxon Verkuilen, Kyra Volkman, Devon Ward, Maxwell White, Makayla Wong, Carley Xiong, Kristine Zarneke, Oscar

Basham, Maria Bellile, Katie Brown, Laney Delaney, Aliscia Donaldson, Isaiah Eldredge, Lelia Fisher, Danielle

Frelich, Kalvin Hund, Champagne Husic, Seid Kerschner, David Koshollek, Jackson Kunstman, Robert Kurrasch, Nathan

Lindell, Christina Neville, Mary Retzlaff, Gaberiel Riley, Megan Rothbauer, Timothy Salzman, Harrison Stadler, Danielle

Steffens, Austin Thao, Meela Wylie, Robin Xiong, Evelyn Young, Katherine Young, Taylor

Aragon, Alec Basham, Alexandra Bevers, Hailey Burgess-Eisch, Jaden Busnelli, Sofia Cheng, Brittany Dammerich, Samantha Dobbs, Katherine Duerr, Thomas Edgerton, Keanna Emery, Benjamin Frank, Genevieve Geller, Ashley

Grathen, Samantha Houlton, Sarah Jarchow, Kaylyn Keller, Oliver Kistenmacher, Veda Koshollek, Kira Lemahieu, Kyrie Lonsway, Carson Mata, McKayla Matheus, Christian Medema, Marcus Mihalko, Claire Molter, Olivia

O’Brien, Carter Olson, Andrew Olson, Elizabeth Olson, Linnea Pietila, Anna Prestley, Jackson Renner, Corbyn Reynders, Grace Robak, Maximillion Rolf, Kira Rosenow, Hallie Rusch, Sarah Russ, Laura

Santonato, Elizabeth Saunders, Miles Schillaci, Jordan Schneider, Ruth Schultz, Alexica Siebers, Paige Sites, Caleb Sternig, Lewis Tripp, Lauren Vang, Katie VanLinn, Samantha Verhagen, Ryle Vitriago, Anni

**KALEIDOSCOPE ACADEMY 7TH GRADE HONOR ROLL

Barton, Paul Bennett, Jake Calgaro, Jacob Chaudoir, Brayden Chavez, Frida Glosson, Alyce Hasselquist, Allen Heidingsfelder, Katherine

Hollaway, Abigail Keddell, Rio Kinzel, Philip Kishbaugh, Kira Koenig, Leo Kohl, Hanna Larson, Theodore Mallory, Cassidy

Morrow, Isdabelle Phillips, Mitchell Pierce, Chloe Plankey, Samantha Rather, Nathan Renier, Alexis Rushkofske, Jada Smith, Elizabeth

Snyder, Truman Stingle, Nathaniel Umland, Grace Witek, William Xiong, Cassidy Zimmerman, Jillian

*KALEIDOSCOPE ACADEMY 8TH GRADE HIGH HONOR ROLL

**KALEIDOSCOPE ACADEMY 8TH GRADE HONOR ROLL Barnes, Loudon Boutwell, Janis Czarnik, Corrina DeRuyter, Breanna Fowler-Jansen, Lilliana Gass, Jacob

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NEWSLETTER TITLE

Arteman, John Ashour, Yasmeen Behrendt, Jayden Breuer, Christy Carter, Enya Dempsey, Mercedes Dibbs, Dylan Fencl, Megan Fischer, Jacob Fronze, Matthew Gollata, Abigail Gonnering, Megan Griggs, Savannah

Hedrington, Isabella Hodgins, Sabrina Houston, Kali Ida, Andrew Jansen, Alyssa Klein, Gracie Klotz-Bartlein, Leah Kuphal, Avery LaBerge, Carlie Larsen, Kimberly Latimer, Alexandra Laux, Alexandra Lee, Mai

Litwin, Kyra Lueddecke, Naomi Mast, Samuel McKinley, Colby Moss, Luke Paprocki, Mitchell Peterson, Olivia Ptacek, Nora Sowatzka, Avriel Stringham, Ellie Stringham, Liza Switzer, Alexander Tesch, Alexis

Thao, Lesley Van De Loo, Daria Vandenberg, Allison Vang, Neela Wayland, Erin Wentzel, Hannah Winkler, Erika Wong, Ashley Wright, Jacob Xiong, Mai Chong Zwirschitz, Samantha

Gillard, Imogen Grunwald, Emily Guse, Jessica Heimerl, Jack Kipping, Paige Konkol, Madison

McLaughlin, Noah McLeish, Maren Miller, Autumn Norbeck, Dagny Purath, Jordan

Sandoval, Samantha Stumbris, Alina Sweigart, John Verhoff, Weston Waring, Trentyn West, Alexa

*HIGH HONOR ROLL (3.5-4.0-) & **HONOR ROLL (3.0 –3.59)

COMMUNITY FIRST CREDIT UNION NEWS

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VOLUME 12, ISSUE 5

A big THANK YOU goes out to all of the staff, students 

and their families for participating in Roosevelt Middle 

School and Kaleidascope Academy’s first ever Tom’s 

Drive‐In Night!  Along with Tom’s Drive‐In, you helped 

the school raise $150.  Way to go Rebels! 

Helping your student learn to save – one coin, one dollar at a time. Learning to save is easy at your student’s Roosevelt/Kaleidoscope Community First Credit Union school branch. Open Tuesdays during lunch hour, your student can make a deposit of any size. No deposit is too small, and every one helps them to create a savings habit. Encourage your student to save on Tuesdays at their school branch! Need to set up an account, applications are available on the school website or in the school office.

 

10TipstoEncourageReadingatHome

1.Letyourson/daughterchoosewhattoread.Whileyoumaycringeathis/herpreferences,hemaynevertouchatitleifit'sforce‐fed.

2.Talkaboutwhattheyarereading.

3.Iftheyarestrugglingorboredwithabook,letthemputitdown.

4.Subscribetomagazinesthatwillinterestthem.

5.Readthenewspapertogether.

6.Encouragereadingtoayoungersibling.

7.Setupagoodreadingspace–welllitandcomfortable.

8.Suggestbooksfrommoviestheyliked.

9.Listentobooksontapeinthecar.

10.Modelreading.

** Adapted from Scholastic Parent 

Magazine 

Welcome to the Reader’s Corner!!   Check 

here to find monthly reading tips and 

updates of what is happening at Roosevelt 

and Kaleidoscope. 

It’s Time to Kick‐Off the Battle of the 

Books!! Roosevelt and Kaleidoscope will be participating in the Battle of 

the Books again this year.  There will be an informational meeting 

during resource in early December for all students interested in 

forming teams and joining in the battle.  If you have any questions 

please see your CA teacher or Mrs. Thiede or Ms. McQuillen for 

details. 

List of books this year: 

13 Gifts by Wendy Mass  Beswitched by Kate Saunders  Bystander by James Preller  City of Ember by Jeanne DuPrau Dealing with Dragons by Patricia Wrede Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Cabin Fever by Jeff Kinney  Far North by Will Hobbs Freak the Mighty by Rodman Philbrick  House of the Scorpion by Nancy Farmer  Inkheart by Cornelia Funke Invention of Hugo Cabret by Brian Selznick Long Walk to Water by Linda Sue Park  Mockingjay by Suzanne Collins  Okay for Now by Gary Schmidt Old Yeller by Fred Gipson Scat by Carl Hiaasen  Shutting Out the Sky: Life in the Tenements of New York, 1880‐1924 by Deborah Hopkinson Small Steps: The Year I Got Polio by Peg Kehret Summer Ball by Mike Lupica 

Boys and Girls Club of the Fox Valley

At 6’6”, Jerry Overstreet towers over the students at Roosevelt when he comes to visit. But when he greets the students “Street”, the name students refer to him as, greets them at their level with a smile and genuine interest about how they are doing. He is returned with many smiles and handshakes as the students pass by him.

Street is part of the Youth Development Team at the Boys and Girls Club of the Fox Valley. He

coordinates activities for students at the Club that reinforces the importance of doing well in school by having ‘Power Hour’ where members can get help with homework. He also has them participate in the community and offers special events for teens such as fishing club, sports, multicultural dances and opportunities to record songs in a recording booth. “What do you wanna do?” is the motto of the CLUB Teen Center. Street adds the motto “Come one, come all”; come as an individual, but work to-gether and help each other out. Membership to the Club is free for Roosevelt and KA students.

At Roosevelt, Jerry Overstreet holds a meeting every Tuesday called Teen Outreach Initiative (TOI). He works in collaboration with AASD and BGC to provide mentoring for primarily English Lan-guage Learners. During this time he talks to students about their fears and concerns they are having at the time. He reminds them with positive words of encouragement, “Surround yourself with the kind of people you would like to be like,” and “Let your haters be your motivators.” Students look forward to spending time with Street because he understands them and makes them feel good about them-selves.

Updates from Fine Arts Welcome to a new quarter in the Fine Art Department

BAND AND ORCHESTRA

CONCERT

December 11th and 13th Starting at 7:30pm

Roosevelt Auditorium

Performance Showcase December 18th @ 7:30 pm

We have a new, exciting performance opportunity!!

Students from Choir, Theater, Dance and Creative Music Making will be performing a teaser of what they

have been learning these first two quarters. What a fun way to send students off on Holiday Break! All are welcome to attend and celebrate the hard work these

students have put into their performances! It is sure to be a night of excitement!

For information on how you can help contact Choir/Dance Director Rachel Graber

graberrachel@aasd.k12.wi.us

ART CLUB!!!!Art Club is off to a great start with year. Both the mural groups and Advanced Art Club have been hard

at work. The Mural Groups have begun their first mural in the Science Hall. The students chose an

“Underwater” theme for this mural and painting should start soon. Stop on by and check out the progress. It’s going to be spectacular when they’ve finished.

The Advanced Art Club has have been working on a lot of different projects this semester. They started by binding their own sketchbooks and also helped out during Veterans Day by making a

beautiful red, white and blue welcome sign for the Veterans who visited our school. Many new and exciting things to come

Just as a reminder: ADVANCED ART CLUB: Every Tuesday 3:30-4:30

MURAL GROUP 1 & 2: Alternating Thursdays 3:30-4:30

MURAL GROUP IS LOOKING FOR ANY DONATIONS OF PAINT SUPPLIES. Please contact Mrs. Koepke at koepkeannette@aasd.k12.wi.us

English Language Learners

AtRoosevelt/KaleidoscopeMiddleSchoolwehavestudentsfrommanycountries.Aboveisjustafewofthecountriesrepresentedatourschool.HoweverthereareELLstu-dentsfromHaiti,Jerusalem,Pakistan,BurkinaFaso,Thailand,IndiaandMexicointheELLprogram.Theybringwiththemtheirnativelanguage,richcultureandvariedtraditionswhichtheyenjoytalkingaboutandsharingwithotherstudentsoutsideoftheELLclass-room.ELLstudentsenjoymeetingnewpeopleandmakingAmericanfriendsbecauseithelpsthemlearnEnglishmorequickly.

Thismonth,aLawrencepracticumstudentputtogetheraMulticulturalCookbook.SheaskedeachstudentintheCenterclasstobringarecipeoftheirfavoritefoodfromtheircountry.InOctober,theytalkedabouttheirfood,madeitandworetheirtraditionalclothing.Theyfoundoutthateventhoughtheyarefromdifferentpartsoftheworld,theyhadsomesimilarfoods.Manystaffstoppedintotrythefoodandtalktothestudents.Itmadetheirday! 

Brenda Susor ELL – Roosevelt Middle School/Kaleidoscope Academy  

Appleton Area School District 

 

 

ROOSEVELT MIDDLE SCHOOL AND KALEIDOSCOPE ACADEMY

SCRIP ORDER FORM

Date: Adult Name: Adult Contact Phone:

Child’s Name: Homeroom: School: ROO or KA (Circle one)

FINAL DEADLINE FOR THIS ORDER IS: DECEMBER 9, 2012

Pay in full at the time you submit your order form, by either cash or check. All checks should be made payable toRoosevelt Middle School. Orders should be turned into the school office no later than November 9. Funds are deposited immediately to cover order costs.

Visit www.glscrip.com for a complete list of vendors. If you find a Scrip card you do not see on our lists, please feel free to add it to the bottom of this order form.

COMPANY % TO SCHOOL

HOW MANY OF EACH CARD DO YOU WANT TO

PURCHASE?

TOTAL

SCRIP GIFT CERTIFICATES

$10.00 or more

Applebee’s

10

$25.00

Barnes & Noble

9

$10.00 & $25.00

Bath & Body

13

$10.00 & $25.00

Burger King

4

$10.00

Cabela’s

11

$25.00

CVS/Pharmacy

6

$25.00

Family Video

12

$10.00

Famous Dave’s

12

$25.00

GAP/Old Navy

14

$25.00

Gordmans

7

$25.00

HuHut

$10.00

iTUNES

10

$15.00 & $25.00

J. C. Penney

10

$25.00

Jo-Ann Fabrics

6

$25.00

KFC

8

$ 5.00

Kohl’s

4

$25.00

Kwik Trip

9

$25.00 & $100.00

Marcus Theatres

9

$25.00

Menards

3

$25.00

Michaels Craft

4

$25.00

Outback

8

$25.00

Panera Bread

10

$10.00

ROOSEVELT MIDDLE SCHOOL AND KALEIDOSCOPE ACADEMY

SCRIP ORDER FORM (PAGE 2) 

 

Do you want your Scrip order to be sent home with your student?

Yes or No

I give my child permission to bring Scrip home with them. I understand Roosevelt Middle School/Kaleidoscope Academy is not responsible for lost or stolen Scrip cards.

                                                          .Required Parent/Guardian Signature

                                                            .

Student Name

Homeroom:      

I have received the Scrip cards to bring home to my parent and/or guardian.

                                                           .

              Student Signature

I DO NOT want my order sent home with my student. I will stop in the office to pick it up.

If you see a merchant that is not listed on this form, add it to your order. Add merchants to left of the arrow.

COMPANY

% TO SCHOOL

HOW MANY OF EACH CARD DO YOU WANT TO

PURCHASE

TOTAL DOLLAR AMOUNT

 Papa John’s

 8 

              $10.00 

 Papa Murphy’s 

 8 

              $10.00 

 Quiznos 

 10 

              $10.00 

Red Lobster & Olive Garden 

 9 

              $25.00 

 Roundy’s  

 4 

              $25.00 &         $50.00 

 Sear’s 

 6 

              $25.00 

 ShopKo 

 3 

              $25.00 

 Starbucks 

 7 

              $10.00  &         $25.00  

 Subway 

 3 

              $10.00 

T J Max &  Home Good 

 7 

              $25.00 

 Taco Bell 

 5 

$10.00

 Target 

 2 

$25.00

 Uno Chicago Grill 

 14 

              $25.00 

 Walgreens 

 6 

              $25.00 

Walmart and Sam’s Club 

 2 

              $25.00 

Younkers and Boston Store 

  

              $25.00 

  

  $ 

  

  $

  

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 Welcome to the Kaleidoscope‐Roosevelt 

Math Corner. Each month, we hope to give 

you helpful information about the middle 

school math curriculum. For questions, 

comments, or suggestions, please contact 

Lisa Sackman.  

sackmanlisa@aasd.k12.wi.us 

Rememberthis?SolvingEquations

s+12=132

‐12‐120120 s=120Check:120+12=1323Keystosolving:1. Variableneedstobealoneononesideofequal

2. Whatyoudotooneside,youmustdototheother.

3. Useoppositeoperationstosolve.

Common Core Math Practices

Mathematics is the art of giving the same name to different things. -Jules Henri Poincare

Helpful Hint: All teachers have 

Edmodo pages where homework and 

classwork are posted daily, as well as 

other communication to students and 

parents.  Links to teacher pages can be 

found on the school websites.  

December, 2012

Paleolithic people in central Europe recorded the first

numbers on bones.

It’sthattimeofyearagaintostartthinkingabouttheupcomingski

season.TheRooseveltSkiClubisagreatwaytomeetnewfriendsandlearnalifetimeactivity!Wewillbetaking4FridaynighttripstoNordicMountaininMt.Morris,Wisconsin.Thedatesare:

FridayDec.14 3:30–11:30pm

FridayJan.11 3:30–11:30pm

FridayJan.25 3:30–11:30pm

FridayFeb.8 3:30–11:30pm

FridayFeb.22 3:30-11:30pm(Make-update)

Skitripswillonlybecanceledifthehillclosesorthebusesdonotoperate.AllmoneywillbedueonWednesdayNov.28th.YoucanalsojointheEdmodoSkiClubtogetdates,times,andprices.Thecodeis:gicwm4Ifyouhaveanyquestions,pleaseemailmeatapriesnigchris@aasd.k12.wi.us.

Thankyou,

Chris Apriesnig

P.E. Teacher/Ski Club Advisor

PACKAGECHOICESANDCOST

**Pleasecircleyourpackagechoices**

A-Liftticket,bus $86B-Liftticket,bus,(2)skilessons $94C-Liftticket,bus,skirentals $130D-Liftticket,bus,skirentals,lessons(2) $138E-Busonly(studentswithseasonpasses) $54 F-Lift,snowboardrental,bus $154G-Lift,snowboardrental,bus,1lesson $164H-Lift,bus,snowboardlesson $96**HelmetincludedwithsnowboardrentalLessonsarestronglyrecommendedforanyonethathasnotskiedorsnowboardedbefore.Thissportcanbedangerousifyouarenotproperlyprepared.Ifyouareabeginner,pleasetakethelessons.HELMETSARESTRONGLYRECOMMENDEDFORALLSKIERS/BOARDERS!

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Are you stuck on what to get that “Special Someone” on your Holiday gift list?

Do you need help with some fantastic gift ideas?

Would you like to shop and NOT fight the crowds?

Then may we suggest the following:

Roosevelt Middle School and Kaleidoscope Academy’s

School Store!

Kaleidoscope & Roosevelt Lanyards $5.00 each

All hats (stocking and baseball) $7.00 each

Kaleidoscope & Roosevelt t-shirts $8.00 each

Kaleidoscope and Roosevelt Backpacks $10.00 each

Sweatshirts (No hood) $15.00 each

Hooded Sweatshirts $22.00 each

Sweatpants $20.00 each

SCRIP CARDS The person on your list may purchase the items they want…

A Scrip Card is easier and less expensive to mail than a package

Scrip cards may be used when the recipient wishes to do so...

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