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School District of Black Hawk
March 2020
The School District of Black Hawk does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national
origin, age, sex, or handicap in educational programs or activities or in employment.
The Black Hawk School District
has an opening for a full time bus driver.
Morning and afternoon routes,
school activities and field trips.
Qualified individuals must have a CDL
and school bus endorsement(s).
Please contact Mr. Cory Milz at (608) 439-5371 or
Mr. Willy Chambers at (608) 439-5400 for more
information or if interested in the position.
January
Employee of the Month
Mr. Travis Meyers was selected by Black Hawk
staff, and faculty as the January
Employee of the Month.
Mr. Meyers always demonstrates a “willingness to
step up and help out on many different activities
for FFA.” One peer noted that, “Mr. Meyers has a
positive
impact on not just students but staff-and always
has a smile and a friendly hi.” Mr. Meyers does not
just plan and deliver
lessons in agriculture to his students, but he also
consistently looks for opportunities for his students
to apply their content knowledge, provide authen-
tic activities for students, and works to develop the
intangible character traits that students will need
to be successful after high school.
Black Hawk Schools is very grateful to have such
dedicated people working with our families, staff,
and students.
Upcoming Events:
March 1st-FFA Pancake Breakfast 7-12 pm
March 3rd-MS Ski Tip
ACT Testing
March 17th-4K/ECH-Pump it Up
March 27th– End of 3rd Quarter
March 29th-FFA Banquet 12 pm
Season Pass Information
Season tickets for Black Hawk High School athletic events are
available to purchase. A family season ticket will cover two
adults and students currently attending Black Hawk School
District. This ticket allows admission for all home sporting events
(excluding W.I.A.A. tournaments) during the 2019-2020 school
year. An individual season ticket will cover only the person
named on the season ticket. If you are interested in purchasing
either a family or individual season ticket, please call the high
school office at 439-5371 with your request and tickets will be
prepared for you. Season tickets may also be purchased when
paying school fees. You will be notified when the tickets are
ready to be picked up.
The costs of the season passes are as follows:
Family Season Pass ……………………………………...$40.00
(Two adults and student attending Black Hawk School District)
Adult Individual Season Pass…………………………….$30.00
Student Individual Season Pass…………………………..$10.00
Replacement Pass………………………………………….$1.00
Black Hawk School District
School Closings
School Closings, Delays and Early releases will be
broadcast on the stations below:
WEKZ Big Radio
Channel 3 https://www.channel3000.com/
Channel 27 https://wkow.com/
Channel 15 https://www.nbc15.com/
A Skylert, Website Alert and Facebook post will
also go out to notify you of Closings, Delays, and
Early Releases.
Hartzell’s
Dear Family and Friends:
We are excited to inform you that we are participating in an incredible program that
allows us to ear FREE classroom equipment and supplies!
Here’s How You Can Help!
Shop at Hartzell’s IGA from September 1, 2019—March 31, 2020
Shave your receipts and send them to school with your child
Your receipts will earn us points for free classroom equipment donated by the
store!
Please submit your receipts to school by April 3, 2020 in an envelope marked
Attention Mrs. Pickett. Thank you!
Spring Sports Meeting
There will be a meeting for High School Parents and Athletes for the spring sports of
track & field and baseball on Sunday March 1st at 3:00pm in the Black Hawk
Commons. This meeting will provide information from Coach Erickson and Coach
Burke to both parents and athletes as well as allow student athletes to pay their
participation fees, complete waiver forms and discuss dual sport participation.
Popcorn Popper
Unfortunately, things get old, wear out and need replaced. The demise of the roughly 20-year-old
popcorn popper occurred during this winter’s sport season. The popper had proven to be a key
component of our concession stand and needed replacement in a very timely manner.
I thank those who fully subsidized the replacement of the popcorn popper. Two key contributors
were Powers Auction service who donated $750 from the funds they continuously raise for the
school and Grove Monuments (Mr. Firgens) who donated $250. The remaining cost of $580 was
subsidized by the money raised from the vending machine and an $80 donation given by me.
The investment has allowed our organizations to continue to raise needed monies while providing
our patrons with the always in demand popcorn.
Hopefully this new popper will last as long. Enjoy the popcorn.
Sincerely,
Willy Chambers
Statewide ACT Testing
All juniors in the state of Wisconsin, will be taking the ACT on Tuesday, March 3. Juniors will be
dismissed from school after taking the exam at 1:00 p.m. if parents send in a note excusing their
student from school. The ACT is the standardized assessment that Wisconsin uses in its report of
student academic performance in their district report card program. We ask that all parents/guardians
encourage their students to get a solid 8 hours of sleep that night before the test, provide a
protein-rich breakfast on the day of the exam, and help encourage their student to give their best
effort on the ACT exam.
Elementary:
Yeric Salazar-Santiago
Josie Signer
Lilly Bergum
Middle School:
Raven Fisher
Bailey Liphart
Hailey Wellnitz
Addison Sigafus
High School:
Keizer Curtis
Contact Information
Throughout the year, community members have thoughts they would like to
share with administration. We welcome both positive comments and
concerns. Preferably, we would like to hear from you during the working day,
but if necessary we often times will respond other times.
Our contact information is:
Cory Milz Willy Chambers [email protected] [email protected]
Work: 608 439-5400 x103 Work: 608 439-5400 x108 Cell: 608 426-0415 Cell: 608 426-2090
School Board of Education The Board holds a regular business meeting on the second Monday
of the month, beginning at 7:00 p.m. The meetings are held in
South Wayne. All board meetings are open public meetings unless
posted otherwise. Residents are encouraged to attend and may
telephone 439-5400 for information .
President……….………………….………………....Kerry Holland
Vice President…………………….……………….....Steve Holland
Treasurer………………..…………………….….......Alicia Sigafus Clerk…………………………...………………………...Jason Figi
Member………………………………………..…..…..Jon Satterlee
Member………………………………………..……...Jason Herbst
Member………………….………………………..…..Dee Paulson
Substitute
Teachers Needed! If interested, please contact Audrey Wells at 439-5371 Ext. 105
Parents and guardians are reminded to keep the school
informed of any changes in your addresses and/or phone
numbers as well as any changes to your child’s emergency
contacts. Correct information is essential in case of an
emergency. You can make changes to your information by
calling the school office at 608-439-5371.
Post Prom
Meat & Cheese
Raffle
Saturday, March 28th
7:00 pm at the V.I.
Black Hawk Parents Club News NEXT MEETING: Thursday March 5th
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**SAVE THE DATE**
March 22nd starting at 11:00 am
Bowling Fundraiser at LEISURE LANES
in Monroe, WI.
Day of FAMILY FUN…
50/50 Raffle
Silent Auction
To RSVP your team and for more information please contact
Courtney Grossen 608-558-6090 or Haley Larse 608-558-7344
A flyer will be sent home with students.
**Lane sponsors and donations for silent auction are welcome and appreciated.
*MARK YOU CALENDERS FOR OTHER FUN EVENTS/FUNDRAISERS:
Papa Murphy’s Fundraiser-Wednesday, April 29th
New Popcorn and Fudge Fundraiser (more information will be sent home)
Keep clipping Box Tops
Honor Roll
3.0 - 3.666
Seniors
Avery Baumgartner
Lucas Flanagan
Samuel Meier
Cayden Milz
Jaylen Rufenacht
Nicholas Whitcomb
Juniors
Makayla Mau
Colin Metz
Kelsey Paulson
Payton Troemel
Sophomores
Bailey Abney
Owen Huschitt
Alyssa Lange
Gabe Nelson
McKenzie Quinn
Dempsey Schliem
Cade Stietz
Freshmen
Delaney Collins
Nickoli La Dow
Lucas Milz
Mallorie Peterson
Raylin Peterson
Calci Tree
8th Grade
Veronica Cheatham
Halle Foecking
Kaylee Hagen
Keira Haldiman
Kendra Haldiman
Lane Jenson
Makayla Kammes
Lilly Schultz
Jenaka Stietz
7th Grade
Molly Edler
James Holland
Griffin Komprood
Emily McCoy
Riley Mosley
Elijah Schliem
Owen Seffrood
Olivia Signer
Hailey Wellnitz
6th Grade
Cooper Baumgartner
Jackson Berget
Allysen Boer
Kylie Butler
Jeremiah Collins, Jr.
Riley Corley
Emily Figi
Trina Satterlee
Payton Stietz
Adrionna Ubersox
Shane Wand
High Honor Roll
3.667-3.999
Seniors
Cody Blosch
Hannah Butler
Madelyn Huschitt
Hunter Metz
Hannah Milliken
Juniors
Bailey Butler
Kalista Dale
Bailey Hagen
Jexen Stietz
Paris Zoller
Sophomores
Elijah Shelton
Freshmen
Jaliyah Collins
Ellie Edler
Jenna Meier
Tara Wellnitz
8th Grade
Peyton Downing
Andrew Figi
Savannah Freitag
Lane Marty
Gavin Smith
Allyse Troemel
Kenadie Woodruff
7th grade
Beau Bredeson
Raven Johnson
Madyson Lange
Isaiah Mathis
6th Grade
Reese Anderson
Mya Milz
Alyvia Ruegsegger
Taylor Stegall
Distinguished
Honors 4.0
Seniors
Sydney Freitag
Kristen Knapp
Natalie Leuzinger
Juniors
Delaney Holland
Kaylee Marty
Erika Schultz
Macie Stauffacher
Emily Triem
6th grade
Keira Brunner
4K Screening Information:
The Black Hawk 4K Screening will be on Wednesday, April 15th and Thursday, April 16th.
(In case of bad weather, make up sessions will be on Friday, April 17th).
Any child who is 4 on or before September 1, 2020 is eligible to attend 4K at Black Hawk.
Registration will begin Monday, March 2nd until Friday, March 2oth. Please call Jen
Schiferl, Elementary Secretary at (608) 439-5444 ext. 101 to set up a session time.
Anyone calling after March 20th will be put into an open session available. Those signing up
by March 2oth will be sent a questionnaire to return as well as a reminder letter.
Parents please be sure to bring the following with you on the day of the screening: your
child, their birth certificate, immunization records, and the questionnaire filled out, and any
other important information in regards to your child’s education.
Any questions, please contact Elisa Mathys (ECH/4K Teacher) at (608) 439-5444
ext. 180 or Jen Schiferl (Elementary Secretary) at (608) 439-5444 ext. 101.
The following are a list of session times for the 4K Screening.
Wednesday, April 15, 2020:
9:30 am- 11:00 am
12:00-1:30 pm
2:00-3:30 pm
Thursday, April 16, 2020:
8:00-9:30 am
10:00-11:30 am
Friday, April 17, 2020:
(make up sessions in case of bad weather)
NONDISCRIMINATION POLICY
It is the policy of Black Hawk Board of Education that no person shall, on the basis of sex, race, national origin,
ancestry, creed, pregnancy, marital or parental status, sexual orientation, physical, mental, emotional, or learning
disability or handicap be excluded from participation in, be denied the benefits of, or be subjected to discrimi-
nation under any program or activity or in employment. Any student questions concerning Title VI, which prohib-
its discrimination on the basis of race, color, and national origin; Title IX which prohibits discrimination on the ba-
sis of sex; or Section 504, which prohibits discrimination on the basis of handicap, should be directed to: William
Chambers, Ed.D, Superintendent, 202 E. Center Street, South Wayne, WI 53587 or call 608-439-5371
5K Enrollment Information:
If your child plans to attend 5-year old kindergarten and did NOT attend
Black Hawk this year, please call the school to register them ASAP.
Contact Jen Schiferl at (608) 439-5444 ext. 101.
We have forms for you to fill out and information to send you! Thank You!
3-Year Old Screenings:
Early childhood screening helps a school district identify children who may benefit from dis-
trict and community resources available to help in their development. Early childhood is an
important time of rapid learning and growth. With the increasing recognition of the early
years as critical in a child’s development, schools are evaluating children at younger ages to
determine their strengths and concerns in important activities, allowing time for strength-
ening these concerns and helping all children be as ready for school as possible.
Early Childhood Screening is a FREE service available for all children, even if home-schooling
or private school is the family’s choice.
What is Early Childhood Screening? It is a careful, simple check of your child’s growth in all
areas – physical, developmental and emotional. Early Childhood Screenings are conducted to
ensure that all young children are well-equipped and ready for learning and that families are
aware of resources in their school and community. It helps parents see how their child is
progressing compared to other children of the same age. In general, screening provides a
way for parents to learn more about their children.
The results of the screening will be reviewed with the parent or guardian, and any follow-up
recommendations will be discussed. Screening appointments take approximately 30 minutes
and are scheduled once your child turns three.
To set up an Early Childhood Screening for your child you can contact Elisa Mathys, ECH/4K
Teacher directly at (608) 439-5444 ext. 180.
Our 2019-2020 Black Hawk Girls Basketball Little Warriors
At all home Black Hawk girls basketball games, the team
features a special participant: our Little Warrior!
Chosen at each season’s Meet the Warriors event, these
enthusiastic future basketball players get announced at a
designated contest prior to Black Hawk’s starting line-ups.
They then take the playing floor to give the players high
fives and encouragement before game play begins. Also,
they receive a T-shirt to wear during their moment in the
spotlight.
Our players and coaches appreciate the energy these
proud young supporters exhibit.
Thank you, Little Warriors, for being a part of our season!
Pictured above, from left to right: Jade Wellnitz, Emily Curran, Adalie Grossen, Channtum Drain, Maddy Place, Dalia Williams, Brooke Wellnitz, Madelyn Stietz, and Izabella Anderson-Ferry
Heart Hustle Fun Run
On Tuesday, February 18th, ten students from 4th-6th grade joined Mrs. Petitjean after
school to run four our HEARTS! Caleb Corley and Ashlynn Eckerman led the way.
It was a great effort by all. The next Fun Run will be a Shamrock Shuffle for Saint
Patrick’s Day and the start of SPRING on Tuesday, March 24th. It will take place after
school until 4:30 pm. Permission slips will be available in March.
Major William White, a 104-year-old U.S. Marine veteran who earned a Purple Heart in World
War II, celebrated Valentine’s Day this year by receiving over 70,000 cards and letters from all
over the world. There was a social media campaign that was started by one of his friends asking
for people to send greeting to honor White. The original goal was set at 100 cards, but that
number was shattered! Due to overwhelming response, White’s family had to ask for volunteers
to help open and share the cards with him. My third graders were pleased to be a small part of
this celebration.
Mrs. Cernek’s 3rd Grade Class
Sub Bus Driver (s) Needed
The Black Hawk School District is looking for
qualified people to work as substitute bus drivers
for the 2019-2020 school year.
If you have interest or questions call Cory Milz,
Transportation Director or Beth Zimmerman at
(608) 439-5371
Senior Citizen Passes Available
The Six Rivers Conference is providing all senior
citizens age 62 or older with a pass to all home
and away sporting events
(excluding W.I.A.A tournaments).
If you don’t already have a senior pass and would
like one, we ask that you call the district office at
439-5371 and request a Six Rivers
Conference Senior Citizen pass.
*If you have a senior pass, it is good for a lifetime.
SPIRIT WEAR SWAP Do you have Black Hawk Warrior spirit clothing that you no longer wear? Have your kids outgrown a sweatshirt,
t-shirt, or sweatpants? Maybe your kids have graduated and you have a closet or dresser full of Black Hawk
apparel that you no longer need. If you answered “yes” to any of these questions, please consider donating your
apparel to the Booster Club’s SPIRIT WEAR SWAP!
Sweatshirts, t-shirts, sweatpants - - any color, any size any year, any sport - - we take it all!
Please take your donated apparel to Lisa Flanagan’s classroom. There will be tote (s) located in her room at school
for the donated items. If you (adults and kids) are in need of spirit wear, rummage through the totes and take
what you can wear. Donations of new and used apparel are accepted all year so check the tote (s) often.
Don’t have any used apparel but sill want to help? When an apparel order form goes home (example: football,
volleyball, basketball, baseball, softball), order something and donate the new item to the SPIRIT WEAR SWAP.
Let’s make this a success and show our Black Hawk Warrior Pride!
Questions? Please call/text Kari Leuzinger at 608-215-0311 or email [email protected].
Thank you!
The Black Hawk Area Food Pantry serves the families of
the Black Hawk School District. Just a reminder that the
Food Pantry is open every third Thursday of the month
during the hours of 3 pm-6 pm.
We are located at 102 West Center Street.
President Haley Larse
Vice President Courtney Grossen
Secretary Melissa Pickett
Treasurer Nicole Lewis
Musicians and Vocalists compete
On Saturday, February 15th music students from Black Hawk travelled to the Pecatonica
School district to compete in the Six Rivers East Solo and Ensemble competition.
In class C, Keira Brunner and Mya Milz received a 2nd for their trumpet duets
“Ballad” and “Camptown Races”. Katie Heimann and Kaylee Zimmerman received a 2nd
for their vocal duet “Poor Wayfaring Stranger”.
Gavin Smith was awarded a class B first for his baritone/bass solo “Deep River”.
Maddy Ware was also rewarded a first in class B for her vocal solo
“My Lord, What a Morning”.
In Class A, Anna Haldiman received a 2nd for her Italian solo “Come Raggio di sol”,
as did Bailey Abney for her Italian solo “Vergin tutto, amor”.
Anna and Bailey were also awarded class A starred firsts, sending them on to
State-level competition for their Musical-Theatre performances. Anna sang
“There’s a Fine Line” from the musical ‘Avenue Q’, and Bailey sang “Gorgeous” from the
musical ‘The Apple Tree’.
Congratulations to all!
Athletic Policies
Student Attendance on Game Day: Students shall be in attendance at school all day on the day of a contest/
competition, and at least 4 hours on the day of practice. An exception can be made at the principal’s discretion for a
doctor’s visit for the purpose of gaining a release to participate, or some other reasonable absence. Permission must be
obtained prior to the absence. If the competition falls on a non-school day then the student either had to be in attendance
the full day or have an excused absence for the school day preceding the event. The above applies to cheerleaders as well as
athletes.
Scholastic Eligibility: Students must have earned a grade of D– or higher in all classes in order to be eligible to
participate in extra-curricular activities.
Athletic Code of Conduct: All athletes must meet and abide by all the rules and regulations set for th in the Black
Hawk Activities Handbook.
Black Hawk FFA
Old Business: February 5th was the District 12 Speaking Contests, where FFA mem-
bers competed in many different speaking events. The top 2 finishers in each contest area moved on to compete
at the Section 4 competition March 25th at Shullsburg High School. The District 12 contest was held in Dodgeville.
We had 2 teams of Quiz Bowl contestants. Team 1 was made up of Makayla Kammes, Lilly Schultz, Savannah
Freitag, Lane Marty. Team 2 was made up of Kenadie Woodruff, Allyse Troemel, Veronica Cheatham and Gavin
Smith. Both teams were knocked out in round one, but in very competitive matches! Our Officer Team compet-
ed in the Parliamentary Procedure Contest, taking 3 but still moving on to compete in the Sectional Contest as
openings were available due to lack of participation from other Districts. In the Employability Skills Contest Bailey
Abney and Hannah Milliken competed. Gabe Nelson competed in the Discussion Meet Contest, made the final
round and finished in second place! Gabe will move on to compete at Sectionals! State FFA degrees were due
Friday, February 7th. This year we had six FFA members apply for their degree. We don't have the results yet but
will know around late March/early April sometime. This is the highest degree the state can bestow upon a mem-
ber demonstrating the student has put in 1000 hours and earned or invest $1,500 into their Supervised Agricul-
tural Experience program.
Everyone From our chapter who attended the District 12 Leadership
Development competition In Dodgeville.
“Elevate your Courage, Heighten your
Consideration Maximize your Success”
Follow us on:
Facebook: Black Hawk FFA
Instagram: blackhawkffa
Snapchat: blackhawkffa1
New Business: National FFA week will be February 22nd-27th the entire week during lunch, and Mr. Mey-
ers classes, we will have leadership/Ag related activities. Dress up days are: Monday: Official Dress Lunch Activity
is Dilly Bar Eating contest , Tuesday: Rep Local Ag Business Day L.A. Milk Chug, Wear Blue Wednesday L.A. Dry/
Liquid/Gross, Thursday: Rodeo Day L.A. Pie the Officer, and Flannel Friday L.A. Ice Cream Social with culvers top-
pings. Again this year we will hold our annual Pancake Breakfast to celebrate the National FFA Week. The date of
the event is Sunday, March 1 at the school. The event is open to the public with adult breakfasts costing $6, stu-
dents of school age $4 and ages 4 and under free. Please stop down between the hours of 7 AM-Noon for an all
you care to eat breakfast put on by the FFA Members! The end of the year banquet is March 29th at a new loca-
tion! It will be held at Powers Auction Services new building in Browntown. At this event FFA members will re-
ceive their awards for the year in addition there will be the retiring of the old officer team, and induction of next
year’s officers. This event requires pre- registration so we know what to order for food. If you would like tickets,
please find the attached Banquet RSVP form and follow its instructions! There will also be an live auction where
all proceeds go back to the FFA Alumni Scholarship fund, helping FFA Graduates attain next level education. This
is a very fun time, hope to see you all there! Until next month, warm wishes!
Black Hawk FFA
Phone: 608-439-5250
Fax: 608-439-1022
Email:
Black Hawk High School
202 Center Street
PO Box 303
South Wayne, WI 53587
BLACK HAWK FFA
2019-2020
OFFICER
TEAM
President
Maddy Huschitt
Vice President
Delaney Holland
Secretary
Bailey Hagen
Treasurer
Hannah Milliken
Reporter
Owen Huschitt
Dear Friends of the FFA,
You are cordially invited to attend our annual FFA banquet that will be held on Sun-
day, March 29th 2020 at Powers Auction Service 110 E. Murray Street, Browntown,
WI 53522.
Our team this year has decided to go with a catered meal again, which will express a
cost to attend the banquet. This is to be paid upon your RSVP with this slip.
A catered meal will begin at 12:00 p.m. followed by opening ceremonies, an awards
presentation, and the installation of next year’s officers.
For the meal, you have your choice of a chicken breast or steak. Included in the
meal will be a vegetable, coleslaw, potato, beverage, and dessert. Please respond
by March 13th so that we can order an accurate number of each meal. You may do
so by returning the attached slip to the high school. If you have any questions
please contact Mr. Meyers at (608) 439-5371 EXT 278. Tickets will be held at the
door for those who have reserved a meal.
Our chapter conducts many activities throughout the year. The banquet is a special
time to honor everyone who has helped our organization to be successful, and also
to recognize our members’ accomplishments. We hope you will be able to attend.
Sincerely,
Black Hawk FFA Officer Team
________________________________________________________________
Please complete this entire form and return to Mr. Meyers or an officer by March
13th, 2020. Remember to include all payment.
Family Name: ___________________________________________
Number of FFA Members attending (No Cost): ___________
Number of tickets at $8 per ticket: ________________
Total Number of Beef: _________ Total Number of Chicken: ___________
Phone: 608-439-5250
Fax: 608-439-1022
Email: [email protected]
February 18, 2020
Black Hawk High School
202 Center Street, PO Box 303
South Wayne, WI 53587
School District of Black Hawk
Regular Meeting
January 13, 2020
President Kerry Holland called the meeting of the School District to order @ 7:00 pm in the Library in South Wayne. Members present
were Jason Figi, Kerry Holland, Steve Holland, Alicia Sigafus, Dee Paulson and Jon Satterlee. Jon Satterlee arrived late. Also present was
Administration of Mr. Chambers, Mr. Milz and Guest.
Motion by Paulson and seconded by Figi to approve the consent to agenda. With moving items B1, B5 a & b, B6b, B6d and B9. Motion
carried on voice vote.
Administration Reports:
Chambers – I will take this time to Thank Board members for the work that you do for the Black Hawk School District. I do not believe
that you get many pats on the back or even an occasional thank you for your efforts. I commend all of you for giving of your time,
knowledge and experience to benefit our community. It seems to be a tightrope act that you embark on your role to balance the inter-
est of political leaders, tax payers, parents, administrators, teachers, and staff, all in the best interest of the students. Your task is that of
balancing the influencing factors, such as public perception, funding, student needs, and staff needs/wants and other factors in the best
interest of our students. I applaud you for your thoughtful approach to addressing all of the variables in an effort to make Black Hawk the
best school district for our students. Thank you to Steve Holland for his service to the School District of Black Hawk. I thank Jon Satterlee
for putting his name on the ballot for another term. Thanks the rest of you for your continued service to our community, staff and stu-
dents.
Milz – Thanks to Diane Ege and the Community Bank in Warren for a donation of $1000 for the busing cost for the Level 4 State Champi-
onship Games, Thanks to the Parents Club for their continued support of the Gotcha program with Gift Cards, High School Exams will
take place on January 21 and 22, with January 23 being the grading period and January 24 will be the work day for teachers. All High
School Students are required to take Final Exams, On January 15 Clarity Clinic will present an hour long presentation to students on the
realities and dangers of vaping grades 6-12, January 13 late start focused on – teachers meeting to discuss student concerns, both aca-
demic and social, teachers met in their PLC groups to further organize their learning needs of our students strategies, to bring awareness
and planning for social-emotional learning needs of our students, math curriculum met to discuss progress towards making a recommen-
dation for change to mathematics curriculum 5K-8th grade, ELA curriculum committee met to discuss next steps in exploring ELA curricu-
lums for grades 3rd-High School, Middle School wresting has begun and have 5 wrestlers grade 6th – 8th participating, Girls Basketball
Game on January 21st will be the Soup for Kupe Night.
Board of Education – Kerry, Willy and Jason will be attending the State Convention.
Public Comment – was called for none
Discussion Item- None
Motion by Sigafus and seconded by Herbst to approve using Jostens for school pictures using option #1 with and A la cart option to pur-
chase pictures. Motion carried on a voice vote.
Motion by Paulson and seconded by Satterlee to table the wall option til after executive session. Motion carried on a voice vote.
Motion by Figi and seconded by Paulson to stay with our current schedule and not align it with the JAMB. Motion carried on a voice vote.
Motion by Satterlee and seconded by Herbst to approve the hiring Lexis Macomber as Special Education Teacher. Motion carried on a
voice vote.
Motion by Satterlee and seconded by Herbst to hire Ryan Murphy as Health Teacher for 2nd Semester for 2019 -20 school year. This will
be only for this year. Motion carried on a voice vote.
Motion by S. Holland and seconded by Satterlee to approve an $800 stipend to be split between June Bartles and Linda Figi for the men-
tor of Ms. Macomber. Motion carried on a voice vote. Figi Abstained
Motion by S. Holland and seconded by Herbst to approve the course book for 2020-21. Motion carried on a voice vote.
Motion by S. Holland and seconded by Paulson to approve that the Board will not deny open enrollment applications due to space limita-
tions. Motion carried on a voice vote.
Motion by Figi and seconded by Sigafus to table RFP facilities study. Motion carried on a voice vote.
Motion by Figi and seconded by S. Holland to go into executive session at 7:43 pm. President Holland announced that the purpose of
executive session – Wisconsin State Status 19.85(1) items b, c and f. Motion carried on a roll call vote. YES – Herbst Satterlee, Figi,
S. Holland, Sigafus, Paulson and K. Holland – NO – NONE – ABSENT – NONE
Returned to open session at 10:05 pm
Action on matters deliberated in closed session-
Verify Candidates for the ballot order-
Jessica Seffrood
Jon Satterlee
It was also noted that the District office is to stay open til 5:00 pm on the Tuesday for filing of papers. Out District, office was not open til
5:00 pm, John Herbst came in at 4:20pm, and no one was able to help him. Mr. Chambers advised the Board that he did not know that.
Motion by Sigafus and seconded by Herbst to approve building a wall in the office to separate out space. Motion carried on a voice vote.
Motion by Satterlee and seconded by S. Holland to approve the resignation of Mr. Stiels and not enforce damage but pay out sick leave
that was unused. Motion carried on a voice vote.
Motion by S. Holland and seconded by Satterlee to approve the resignation of Donielle Wellnitz and thank her for 5 ½ years. Motion car-
ried on a voice vote.
Motion by S. Holland and seconded by Satterlee to approve the hiring of William Mahoney as the special education bus driver. After a
voice vote, President Holland could not clearly say that it passed or failed and called for a roll call vote. NO- Herbst, Figi, Sigafus, Paulson:
YES; S. Holland, Satterlee, K. Holland. Motion then failed on a Roll Call Vote.
Motion by Herbst and seconded by Satterlee to approve hiring William Chambers as Middle School Wrestling Coach. Motion carried on a
voice vote.
Motion by Paulson and seconded by Sigafus to approve the Employee Handbook as presented but look at better ways to compensate
employees for unused sick and vacation days as they have earned them. Motion carried on a voice vote.
A Discussion was had about the Popcorn popper that was purchased Mr. Chambers wanted to change anyone that used it $5 per event
the Board decided that no one will be charged for use of it and the yearly cleaning will be paid by the District, which amounts to about
$150.
Motion by S. Holland and seconded by Satterlee to adjourn at 10:37pm pm. Motion carried on a voice vote.
Submitted by,
Jason Figi, Clerk
Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri
2
Assorted Muffins
Yogurt
Diced Peaches
Milk
3
Apple Filled
Breadstick
Munch Snack Mix
Applesauce
Milk
4
Pancake Wrap
Yogurt
Diced Pears
Milk
5
Strawberry Pancakes
Mixed Fruit
Milk
6
French Toast Sticks
Apple
Milk
9
No
Breakfast
10
Choc Chip Pancakes
Applesauce
Milk
11
Strudel Stick
Yogurt
Juice
Milk
12
Cinnamon French
Toast
Pineapple Tidbits
Milk
13
Blueberry Waffles
Diced Peaches
Milk
16
Pop Tart
Quaker Snack Mix
Apple
Milk
17
WG Donut
Juice
Milk
18
No School
19 20
23
Nutrigrain Bar
Yogurt
Fruit Cocktail
Milk
24
Maple Pancakes
Applesauce
Milk
25
Cinnamon Roll
Diced Peaches
Milk
26
Berry French Toast
Mixed Fruit
Milk
27
Pancake Wrap
Yogurt
Diced Pears
Milk
30
Assorted Cereals
Yogurt
Juice
Milk
31
French Toast Sticks
Applesauce
Milk
March BREAKFAST MENU 2020
Breakfast Prices:
Ech-5th-$1.25/day ($6.25/week)
6th-12th-$1.50/day ($7.50/week)
Adult-$1.90day ($9.50/week)
Reduced-$.20/day ($1.00/week)
Milk Choice 1% White, Fat Free Chocolate or Strawberry Whole Wheat Peanut Butter & Jelly Served Daily
WG-Whole Grain
“This institution is an equal opportunity Provider”
Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri
2
Pizza Dippers/Sauce
Goldfish
Steamed Broccoli
Apple
3
Mini Corn Dogs
WG Doritos
Green Beans
Juice
4
Sloppy Joe
Yogurt
Steamed Cauliflower
Diced Peaches
5
Hamburger/Bun
Cheese Slice
Sweet Potatoes
Applesauce
6
Hot Dog/Bun
Baked Beans
Mixed Fruit
9
Breaded Pork/Bun
Steamed Cauliflower
Pineapple Tidbits
10
Chicken Nuggets
Quaker Snack Mix
Steamed Broccoli
Diced Peaches
11
Teriyaki Chicken
Sun Chips
Peas
Orange
12
Salisbury Steak
Mashed Potatoes
Gravy
Dinner Roll
Fruit Cocktail
13
Pizza
Cheezits
Green Beans
Mandarin Oranges
16
Chicken Strips
Quaker Snack Mix
Green Beans
Orange
17
Taco
WG Shell
Baked Scoops
Corn
Applesauce
18
No School
19
20
23
Chicken Patty/Bun
Cheetos Puffs
Steamed Cauliflower
Diced Pears
24
Beef Ravioli
WG Doritos
Corn
Apple
25
French Bread Pizza
Quaker Snack Mix
Steamed Broccoli
Applesauce
26
Cod Square/Bun
Carrots
Orange
27
Brat/Bun
Cheezits
Green Beans
Apple
30
Hamburger/Bun
Cheese Slice
French Fries
Orange
31
Quesadilla
Steamed Broccoli
Slushie
March Lunch Menu 2020
Lunch Prices:
Ech-5th-$2.75/day ($13.75/week)
6th-12th-$3.10/day ($15.50/week)
Adult-$3.80 day ($19.00/week)
Reduced-$.40day ($2.00/week)
Salad Bar Served Daily “This institution is an equal opportunity Provider”
Milk Choice 1% White, Fat Free Chocolate or Strawberry Whole Wheat Peanut Butter & Jelly Served Daily
WG-Whole Grain
Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat
2 3
MS Ski Trip
ACT Testing
(Juniors)
7p BBB (H)
Pecatonica
4
630p Booster Club
5
6:30p Parents Club
6 7
9
10a Late Start
5p MS BBB @
Gratiot-New Glarus
7p School Board
10 11 12
5p MS BBB @
Barneveld
State GBB
13
5p MS BBB
@ Monticello
14
16
5p MS BBB @
Gratiot-Juda
17
5p MS BBB @
Pecatonica
18
No School
19
20 21
Forensics @
UW Platteville
23
5p MS BBB @
Gratiot-Albany
24
5p MS BBB @
Gratiot-Argyle
25
26
5p MS BBB
@ Belleville
27
End of 3rd Quarter
28
30 31
5p SB @
Cuba City
March 2020
School District of Black Hawk
PO Box 303
South Wayne, WI 53587
NOTICE OF ELECTION OF SCHOOL BOARD ELECTION
SCHOOL DISTRICT OF BLACK HAWK
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO qualified electors of the School District of Black Hawk of the Villages of Gratiot and South Wayne, Towns of
Gratiot, Monticello, Wayne, Wiota and Darlington, Lafayette County and the Towns of Cadiz and Jordan, Green County, Wisconsin, that
on April 7, 2020 between the hours of 7:00 a.m. and 8:00 p.m., the following polling place locations will be used for the wards indicated.
All polling places are accessible to elderly and disabled voters.
1. Library in the Village of Gratiot for the Village of Gratiot.
2. Fire Station in the Village of Gratiot for the Township of Gratiot.
3. Fire Station in the Village of South Wayne for the Village of South Wayne and the Township of Wayne.
4. Old Rock Church, County Trunk W, for the Township of Monticello.
5. Town Hall of Wiota for the Township of Wiota.
6. Town Hall of Darlington for the Township of Darlington.
7. Town Hall of Cadiz for the Township of Cadiz.
8. Town Hall of Jordan for the Township of Jordan.
Jason Figi, Clerk School District of Black Hawk Gratiot – South Wayne, Wisconsin