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SHAMROCK SHOUT OUT! SEPTEMBER 2015
A great place to learn, teach, lead and succeed.
September Events 1st – JG School Board Meeting CANCELED 2nd - Deadline to order Super Hero Shirts and Socks 4th – 4th Gr. Golf Field Trip Permission Slip Due 7th – NO School Labor Day 8th – NLES PTO Meeting @ 3:15 PM Library 9th – 5th Gr. Bowling Permission Slip Due 10th – NLES Picture Day 11th – 4th Gr. Golf Field Trip to Tri Way 15th – JG School Board Meeting 7 PM 15th - NLES Vball vs. New Prairie 5 PM There 16th – 5th Gr. Bowling Field Trip to Chippewa Bowl 17th – Constitution Day 17th - NLES Vball vs. Riverside 5:00 PM Home 22nd - NLES Vball vs. Knox 5:30 PM There 25th – 27th Fall-O-Ween Festival 28th – No School 29th - NLES Vball vs. LaVille 4:30 PM Home
Spell Bowl Tryouts
It is time to begin practicing for the 2015 Spell Bowl
Competition held at NLES on November 19. If you are in
4th‐6th grade and interested in competing on the Spell
Bowl Team, tryouts held on Wednesday, September 2
from 2:55-3:30 pm. Please see 4th Gr. Mrs. Martin to sign
up and receive an information packet.
SCHOOL PICTURES THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 10th and extra forms
in the office.
Girl Scout Daisies sign up KDG-1st gr.
Girl scouting guides girls to become leaders in their daily lives, their communities and the world – helping them become the kind of person exemplified by the Girl Scout Law. When girls – as the Girl Scout Law states – are “honest and fair,” when they “use resources wisely,” and know how to be “courageous and strong,” they can be more successful in everything they do. Meetings will be every Monday from 6:00-7:00 in the NLES Cafeteria.
Email [email protected] for questions.
Shamrock Pit Row
Great job drivers for pulling up north along the sidewalk when dropping and picking up your child. This simple request makes for a smooth pit stop and exit to your destination. Be cautious of your Pit Speed, Pit Crew (kids), and patience with others. Do not get penalized for these violations. The north parking lot has been a popular location to pick up your child. We encourage this area to avoid congestion near the busses.
Office Reminders
Absence: Call the office by 8:30 with reason and
homework request by 10:00 AM. Dr. Office notes expected with any appointment for proper documentation.
Transportation Change: Written note with name and
address for bus/car. If calling, notify office before 1:30 PM.
Fall-O-Ween Festival @JGHS
What’s New: MEGA BAND!!! Entire weekend ride pass for $39 or One-day ride pass for $15. Fun Run Saturday @ 9 AM with form attached along with the weekend
events. www.falloweenfest.com
COME JOIN INTRAMURALS
Intramurals will begin on Friday, September 26th. It will run every Friday from then on when school is in attendance except the Fridays before breaks. Any student in 5th or 6th grade is welcome to attend. Attendance is not mandatory every Friday. Please come when you can. Permission slips will be handed out the week before and need to be returned to participate. Please have your ride pick you at 4 PM! Email [email protected] for questions.
Art Teacher Ms. Sumpter appreciates…
all the donated school supplies for her room. Moreover, she promises you, every item will be used with appreciation for your support.
6th Graders - Archery
The NLES 6th grade students are in the middle of their
NASP Archery unit and having a fantas�c �me. So what is
NASP? NASP stands for Na�onal Archery in the Schools Pro-
gram. NASP promotes interna�onal-style archery as part of
the in-school curriculum to improve educa�onal perfor-
mance and par�cipa�on in the shoo�ng sports among stu-
dents in grades 4-12. Nearly everyone can enjoy success at
archery. The sport or discipline of archery is highly inclu-
sive and is for many enthusiasts, a life long ac�vity. Ar-
chery is a diverse and super-safe shoo�ng ac�vity with a
wide variety of formats and
styles. In NASP-style archery,
students of all genders, abili-
�es and backgrounds flourish.
Gym-NEWS-ium
Fall Fundraising - TBD
Market Day has been the
annual PE fundraiser
that has helped our PE
department purchase
new equipment in the
last few years. With the
efforts of all of the K-4th
graders, we now have
ac�vi�es to look forward to such as Badminton, Frisbee,
Tennis, Pickleball, 9-Square in the Air and other fun ac-
�vies. Some other items under considera�on for future
fundraising $ include bicycles, climbing wall, and inflata-
ble bumper balls. Unfortunately, Market Day has been
bought out and doesn't exist any longer so we are inves-
�ga�ng other alterna�ves for fund raising opportuni-
�es. So be on the lookout for a new Fall Fundraiser for
opportuni�es to support our PE department and expand
our equipment for all of the students.
1st and K Graders - Perceptual Motor
Perceptual-Motor abili�es are strengthened through ac�vi-
�es with bean bags, balls, jump ropes, hoops, and scooters
which are all units that these grades will be par�cipa�ng in
in the coming weeks. Perceptual motor development at
this stage is an important part of the PE process.
Primary objec�ves: 1. Assist each student in acquiring efficient movement.
2. Promote improved sensory func�oning.
3. Development of a posi�ve self-image.
The main areas of program concentra�on are in promo�ng
improved: 1. Balance Skills (Sta�c and Dynamic)
2. Locomotor Skills (Transport Movements)
3. Hand-Eye and Foot-Eye Coordina�on
4. Body and Space Awareness
4th - 3rd - 2nd Graders - GOLF
The First Tee Na�onal School Golf Program curriculum centers on four primary areas: 1) life-
long ac�vity, 2) character and health educa�on – personal and social responsibility, 3) motor
skill and concept learning, and 4) developmental approach to learning. Par�cipa�ng students
ac�vely engage in a variety of motor skills associated with striking a sta�onary ball with a
long-handled implement to a target. Striking is taught through the basic golf skills of puA,
chip, pitch and full swing in gradual progression to align with students’ developmental process as they move through
24 lessons throughout the elementary years. Basic skills are presented to students on how to hold, set up, and safely
swing a puAer and a wedge. Cue word sequences are taught to enable students to beAer understand the body posi-
�ons for performing the cri�cal elements of each skill. Students par�cipa�ng in the Na�onal School Program will learn
the basic motor skill concepts of personal space, force, flow, rela�onships to objects, and rou�nes.
As a culmina�on to the Golf classes, 4th grade students will visit the Tri-Way Family Golf Facility in Plymouth to prac�ce
the new skills that they have learned on September 11th (rain date September 15th). They will be travelling by bus,
and permission slips and money for the 4th grade students are due to their homeroom teacher by Friday, September
4th. Don’t forget that those students will need to bring a brown bag lunch to eat upon their return to school that day.
5th Graders - Bowling
The NLES 5th grade students are in the middle of their
Bowling unit and it is a striking good �me. So why do we
teach Bowling? Bowling is a great sport for everyone!
• There are no size or strength limita�ons for success.
• Bowling is a Family-Oriented Ac�vity.
• Bowling builds self -confidence and posi�ve self-esteem.
• Bowling is a great team sport.
• Bowling is a great individual sport.
• Bowling can be enjoyed in a social or a compe��ve form.
• Bowling is a success-oriented life�me sport.
• Bowling provides enjoyment for children of any age.
• Bowling is FUN!
We will take a field trip to Chippewa Bowl on September
16th for lunch and bowling. Bowling permission slips
and money are due Wednesday, September 9th.
EASY WAYS TO SUPPORT NLES
You can help NLES get a share of $175,000 in educational equipment (balls for recess, etc.) just by using your Martin’s Advantage Card when you shop! You’ll earn the school a point for every dollar you spend. The school’s total earned points will be split proportionally for credit
among all other schools signed up for the program. You must register your card at http://www.martins-supermarkets.com/advantageeducation/ or at a Martin’s customer service desk for your
purchases to count. Our School Code is 4785.
Snap pictures of your receipts from any store, big or small, that sells grocery items to earn Roo Points (cash donations) for the Summer Reading Program. Receipts from restaurants and non-grocery retailers count as an entry for our school into Shoparoo's $1,000 monthly sweepstakes and $15,000 yearly sweepstakes! Download the free Shoparoo app to your phone and start earning points in minutes.
Purchase your favorite Coca-Cola beverages and get My Coke Rewards codes. Go to www.mycokerewards.com to register and enter the codes. After entering the codes, choose to donate them to our school. You can also send the caps in with your child and we
will take care of entering the codes. A bin for the caps is located in the school lobby. Accumulated points will be used to purchase items such as athletic equipment and classroom supplies from a coke rewards catalog. Please send in caps with entered codes to support our Community Bench Project program.
Box Tops can be found on hundreds of products. Clip box tops from packages and send them in with your child. Each Box Top is worth 10 cents. Teachers can use Box Tops cash to buy whatever they need for their own classrooms. Collection sheets can be picked up in the
office. Please do not attach BONUS Box Tops to the collection sheets. Put them in an envelope marked with the name of your child’s teacher and turn them in separately.
Labels for Education UPCs from over 2,500 participating products earn points for the whole school that can be redeemed by Mr. Romer for Arts, Athletics, and Academics merchandise found in the Labels for Education catalog. Collection sheets are available in the school
office.
Community Bench Project- This program is offered through Green Tree Plastics in Evansville to involve young people in recycling and community service. Caps from household recycling can be made into benches for our community. Any plastic cap that is clean and free of metal may be donated. 400 pounds + $200 = One Bench. A collection bin is located in the school lobby.
Printer and Copier Cartridges- Send in all types of empty printer and copier ink cartridges to help the fourth grade classes earn store credit from STAPLES.
Pop tabs may also be turned in to help support the operating costs of the Ronald McDonald House of Indiana. The House provides lodging for families while their children receive life-saving treatment at Indianapolis-area hospitals, primarily Riley Hospital for Children at IU Health. Please place them in an envelope or plastic bag.
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Falloween
Fest 2015 Sch
edu
le
Saturd
ay, Sep
temb
er 26thALL DAY
Apple Butter, Apple Dumplings, Art Show
,
Farmers’ M
arket, Garage Sale, Homem
ade
Soups, Mum
s Sale, Pie Pantry, Pizza,
Outdoor Stage, Taco Garden, Ben’s Pretzels,
Ham
burgers/Brats, Bounthanhs Egg Rolls &
more
8am–10am
Biscuit & Gravy Breakfast by M
iller’s Merry
M
anor (Cafeteria)9am
North Liberty M
asonic Lodge’s Famous
Potato Donuts (Midw
ay)9am
–9pm
Craft Vendors Fair (Auxiliary Gymnasium
)
Everyd
ay:
• Art Show/Sale and Face Painting (John Glenn HS Lobby)
• Bounthanhs Egg Rolls & Chinese (Midw
ay, west end)
- Everyday EXCEPT Sunday
• Bus Drivers’ Pie Pantry (Midw
ay, center)
• Farmers’ M
arket (Greenhouse, north end)
• FCCLA Giant Garage Sale (East Garage)
• FFA Mum
s Sale (Greenhouse)
• Homem
ade Apple Butter - Preparation on Fri., Selling on Sat., Sun
(Midw
ay, west end)
• Homem
ade Apple Dumplings (M
idway, w
est end)
• Grand Raffle Tent and Urey Middle School Basket Raffle Tents
(Midw
ay)
• Soup Booth by Walkerton United M
ethodist Church (Midw
ay)
• Skerbeck Entertainment Group (carnival)
• Varsity Football’s Taco Garden (Midw
ay, west end)
• Varsity Baseball’s Pizza Booth (Midw
ay, center)
9:30am
Falloween 5K Color Run (John Glenn
Drive and Clarke Blvd)
10:30am–4pm
Parker’s Café Hom
emade Food (Cafeteria)
11:30am
Children’s Parade (begins -Walkerton
Elementary; travels to Fallow
een & back)
11:30am–11pm
Skerbeck Carnival
12:00 Noon Children’s Tractor Pull Registration (FFA W
ay,
Agriculture Garage)12:00–8pm
Ribeye Steak Sandw
iches (Midw
ay, east end)12:00–8pm
Ham
burgers, Brats, Nachos by JG Athletic Dept.
(Midw
ay, east end)1pm
Children’s Tractor Pull
1:45pm
Puppet Laser Show by W
alkerton United
Pentecostal Church (HS Auditorium)
3pm
Selling of Homem
ade Apple Butter (West end of
m
idway)
3pm
Puppet Laser Show by W
alkerton United
Pentecostal (HS Auditorium)
3:30pm–5pm
Bingo (Outdoor Stage)
4pm
Heartland Country Cloggers (HS Auditorium)
4pm-9:45pm
Entertainm
ent Sponsored by Kaser Realty5pm
Corn Hole Tourney (Corner of John Glenn Drive &
Georgia St.)
5pm–8pm
Pork Chop Dinner by Tri Kappa Sorority
(Cafeteria)6:30pm
–7:15pm
Anaya Jolie Entertains (HS Auditorium)
7:30pm–8:30 pm
Just For Fun Teacher Band (HS Auditorium
)8:45pm
–9:45pm
Thunder Band (HS Auditorium)
10pm
Fireworks Spectacular (best view
ing from the
m
idway) Sponsored by R&B Car Com
pany11pm
Skerbeck Carnival Closes
Sun
day
, Septem
ber 27th
ALL DAY Apple Butter, Apple Dum
plings, Art
Show, Farm
ers’ Market, Garage
Sale, Hom
emade Soups, M
ums Sale, Pie
Pantry, Pizza, Outdoor Stage,
Taco Garden, Ben’s Pretzels & more
8:30am–11:30am
Pancake Breakfast by Knights of
Columbus (Cafeteria)
11am
Homem
ade Apple Butter (Midw
ay,
west end)
11am–5pm
Craft Vendors Fair (Auxiliary Gym
)
11:30am–6pm
Skerbeck Carnival
12pm–4pm
Petting Zoo by HS FFA (FFA W
ay &
Agriculture Garage)
12:30pm–1:15pm
Gospel Songfest by Area Churches (HS
Auditorium)
1pm
Garden Tractor Pull Sponsored by
Elkhart County Garden Tractor Pullers
Association (John Glenn Drive)
1pm–5pm
Chicken & Noodles Dinner by JG Athletic
Departm
ent (Cafeteria)
1pm–5pm
Car Cruise-In by W
alkerton Volunteer Fire
Department (W
est end of campus)
1:45pm
John Glenn’s Rhythm Express Show
Choir (HS Auditorium)
2:30pm–5:30pm
Follies Variety Show
(HS Auditorium)
Sponsored by The Beans Café
4:45pm
Raffle Drawings (Raffle Tent)
6pm
Skerbeck Carnival closes
6pm
Falloween Fest 2015 closes
Friday
, Septem
ber 25th
ALL DAY Apple Butter, Apple Dum
plings, Art Show,
Farm
ers’ Market, Garage Sale, Hom
emade
Soups, Mum
s Sale, Pie Pantry, Pizza,
Outdoor Stage, Taco Garden, Ben’s Pretzels,
Bounthanhs Egg Rolls, & more
4pm
Skerbeck’s Carnival Opens (Rides,
Gam
es, and Food)
4pm
Apple Peeling for Homem
ade Apple Butter4pm
–8pm
Fish Fry by Tyner IOOF (HS Cafeteria)4pm
–10pm
Craft Vendors Fair (Auxiliary Gymnasium
)4pm
–Close Hom
emade Apple Dum
plings, Art Show,
Farm
ers’ Market, Garage
Sale, Hom
emade Soups, M
ums Sale, Pie
Pantry, Pizza, Outdoor Stage, Taco Garden,
Ben’s Pretzels, Ham
burgers/Brats,
Bounthanhs Egg Rolls & m
ore4pm
–Close Fallow
een Food Galore4pm
–Close Ham
burgers, Brats, Nachos by JG Athletic
Department (m
idway, center)
5pm–7:30pm
Port-a-Pit Chicken (m
idway)
by Band Boosters
5:15pm
Grand Parade (the Streets of Walkerton
to the festival grounds on Georgia St.)
Sponsored by W
alkerton Chamber of
Comm
erce 7:15pm
Falcon Pride M
arching Band Pre-game
Show (Football field)
7:30pm
JGHS Football Game vs. SB W
ashington
HS (Ftball field)
11pm
Skerbeck Carnival Closes
Special Even
tsFriday, Septem
ber 25th
5:15pm
Grand Parade
(Route will be published in the W
alkerton Shopper
on M
onday, September 21st) Sponsored
by W
alkerton Chamber of Com
merce
7:30pm
John Glenn HS Varsity Football Gam
e vs. South
Bend Washington HS
Saturday, September 26th
9:30am
Fallow
een Color Run (new event: visit at
fallow
eenfest.com)
11:30am
Children’s Parade (Giveaways for participants.
Varsity JGHS Football players
will be the grand m
arshals. Parade Route will be
published in the Walkerton Shopper on M
onday,
Sept. 21st)
12 Noon Children’s Tractor Pull
1:45pm & 3pm
Puppet Laser / Blacklight Show
s for all ages
(HS Auditorium)
4pm – 9:45pm
Entertainm
ent
(HS Auditorium
)
Sponsored by Kaser Realty
10pm
Firew
orks Spectacular
Sponsored by R&B CAR COMPANY
Sunday, September 27th
12:00 Noon Petting Zoo (Agriculture Garage)
12:30pm
Songfest: Gospel (HS Auditorum)
1pm
Garden Tractor Pull By Elkhart County Garden
Tractor Pullers Association
1pm
W
alkerton Volunteer Fire Department’s Car
Cruise-In
1:45pm
Rhythm
Express Show Choir perform
ance
2:30pm – 5:30pm
Fallow
een Follies Talent Show & Com
petition
Sponsored by The Beans Café
(HS Auditorium
)
4:45pm
Raffle Draw
ing (Raffle Tent)
Spo
nso
red b
y
SEPTEM
BER
25-27, 2015
GU
IDE &
SCHED
ULE
John
Glen
n H
igh
School • W
alkerton, IN
Falloween
Fest.com
Once again, the Skerbeck Entertainment Group w
ill present its carnival. This carnival consists of a quality and clean m
idway of
rides, games and food. On Friday, Saturday and Sunday, the Skerbeck
Carnival will sell w
ristbands for $20 per day. Also, individual ride tickets w
ill be available for purchase. Rides require 2 to 5 tickets. A sheet of 50 tickets m
ay be purchased on the festival grounds for $40.
Save $5 NOW
An Advance-Sale W
ristband is available for $15 (each) through Septem
ber 25th (noon) at all John Glenn Schools, at the TCU location in W
alkerton, Plymouth or online. An advance-sale w
ristband may be used
on any day for the entire day at the 2015 Falloween Fest. Sorry, but no
refunds.
Save $21 NOW
An Advance-Sale M
ega Wristband is available for $39 (each) through
September 25th (noon) at John Glenn Schools and at the TCU location in
Walkerton, Plym
outh or online. An Advance-sale Mega W
ristband may be
used on all three days for the entire 2015 Falloween Fest. Sorry, but no
refunds! The advance-sale mega w
ristbands are limited in the quantity
being sold (they may run out prior to 9/25).
This is a great deal! Plan to purchase early!
You may also PURCHASE W
RISTBANDS NOW online at any
time by visiting w
ww
.falloweenfest.com
(click on rides) OR w
ww
.skerbeck.com (credit cards accepted at this site).
Admission to Fallow
een Fest is Free!
Lim
ited parking is available on Falloween grounds for $1. Free parking is
available at Walkerton Parks Departm
ent parking lot (Georgia St.) and at First Presbyterian Church (Georgia St.).
Be safe and please watch for the m
any pedestrians! Please plan ahead and be patient!
Falloween Fest proceeds are for student scholarships and supporting
organizations and groups. To this date over $125,000 has been raised supporting over 145 students. Thank you to all w
ho have supported this event.
Don’t miss the Grand Raffle and Silent Auction. There are m
any w
onderful items! This year, there are four (4) DisneyW
orld (hopper passes good at four parks). This is valued at over $500! The passes m
ay be used over a tw
o-year period. Visit the Grand Raffle Tent and the Urey M
iddle School Basket Raffle Tent for chances to win w
onderful prizes! Tickets for prizes w
ill be sold for $1 each or 6 tickets for $5.
Some Entertainm
ent may occur during Fallow
een Fest on the Outdoor Stage! TBA.
Falloween Fest 2015 w
ishes to thank TCU (Teachers Credit Union) and Polygon of W
alkerton for serving as this year’s major sponsors! R & B
Car Company is appreciated for providing the Fallow
een 2015 Fireworks
Show!! Thank you to these three businesses & m
any other donors.
A special thanks to the Walkerton Police Departm
ent, Fire Department
and EMS for special attention and care at Fallow
een Fest 2015!
Put on your walking/running shoes and get a little exercise on a Saturday morning to raise scholarship money for John Glenn High School seniors!!
All who register by Friday, September 10, 2015 get a t-shirt on race day.
Entry fee: $30 – 5K Run/Walk by September 10, 2015; after: $35
Make checks payable to: John Glenn High School & mail to: 201 John Glenn Drive, Walkerton, IN 46574
(No refunds will be made under any circumstances.)
Participant Name: ___________________________________ Phone #:___________________________
Address: ____________________________________________City:_______________________ ST:____
ZIP:__________ Email: ___________________________________________ Age as of Sept 26, 2015____
Shirt Size: Child YS YM YL Adult SM MED LG XL XXL Other_____
Circle one: Male Female
Release & Waiver of Liability I know that running a road race is a potentially hazardous activity. I should not enter and run/walk unless I am medically able and properly trained. I agree to abide by
any decision of a race official relative to my ability to safely complete the run/walk. I assume all risks associated with running/walking the event including, but not limited to: falls, contact with other participants, the effects of the weather, including high heat and/or humidity, traffic, and the conditions of the road, all such risks
being known and appreciated by me. Having read this waiver and knowing these facts and in consideration of your accepting my entry, I, for myself and anyone entitled
to act on my behalf, waive and release John Glenn School Corporation and its entities, the Town of Walkerton, all volunteers, and all other sponsors, their representatives and successors from all claims or liabilities of any kind arising out of my participation in this event. I grant permission to all of the foregoing to use any
photographs, motion pictures, recordings, or any other record of this event for any legitimate purpose.
__________________________________________ __________________ Signature of Participant/Parental Signature if under 18 Date
NON COMPETITIVE COLOR ME 5K
Saturday, September 26, 2015 9:30 AM
John Glenn High School,
201 John Glenn Drive, Walkerton, IN 46574
www.falloweenfest.com
Sponsorships & Donations welcome.
Call the Athletic Dept. for details & info.
574-586-3195 ext 8425
Disclaimer:
Due to IHSAA bylaws,
high school students are
not eligible to win
prizes.
Questions about the race?
Contact the Athletic Dept.
574-586-3195 x 8425
John Glenn Athletic Dept.
Registration & Release
Check the JGHS Athletic Website for more details. www.glennathletics.com
Jaxon Bogard Softball & Whiffle Ball Benefit
When: SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 13TH @ 1:00PM
Location: NORTH LIBERTY YOUTH LEAGUE
Details: Middle School and older may participate in the Softball event.
Softball teams consisting of 10 Players per team. Individuals not on a team may sign up for softball the day of the event
and will be assigned to a team before the games begin. Elementary age students may participate in a Whiffle Ball event Whiffle Ball teams will be created the day of the event
Cost: Softball - $100 per team or $10 per person Whiffle Ball - $5 per child Checks made payable to the Jaxon Bogard Benefit
Proceeds: All proceeds from the event will go to the Bogard Family.
Please come out and support our local Super Hero!!!
Contact Information: For more information on this event, please contact Pat Crone before or after school at North Liberty Elementary. School Phone: (574) 656-8123 Cell Phone: (574) 360 – 7954 Email: [email protected]
Jaxon Bogard Softball Team Registration Form
Team Name: __________________________________________
Contact Person: __________________ Phone #: ______________
Cost: $100 per team or $10 per player
Team Roster: 10 Players per team Name Phone Number Paid Y/N
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Submitting your team registration prior to the event? Please mail to the following address with proper payment included.
Teams and individuals may also register and pay on the day of the event at the North Liberty Youth league.
Patrick Crone 400 School Drive North Liberty, IN 46554
Same Day registration Time: 12:00PM – 1:00PM
Jaxon is my Superhero! SHIRTS! Two designs available
*designed with love by Jaxon’s Daddy
Option 1-Super Option 2—Bat
Shirt backs-Same on all
$15
OrdeOrdeOrdeOrders & rs & rs & rs &
Deliveries Deliveries Deliveries Deliveries
through JGSC through JGSC through JGSC through JGSC
Schools. Each Schools. Each Schools. Each Schools. Each
school office school office school office school office
will collect will collect will collect will collect
forms and forms and forms and forms and
have the have the have the have the
orders for pick orders for pick orders for pick orders for pick
up.up.up.up.
Name _______________________________________School (circle one) JGHS UMS WES NLES Send home with this student ______________________________ homeroom teacher ___________ Or _____ I will pick up my shirt. Phone number ____________________________
Size Quantity Super Style $15 Quantity Bat Style $15 Total Price
Youth Small $
Youth Medium $
Youth Large $
Adult Small $
Adult Medium $
Adult Large $
Adult X-Large $
Adult XXL(+$3) $
XXX-Large (+$3) $
Total
*Please make any checks to Jaxon Bogard Benefit
Shirts are NAVY BLUE with multi-color design-lime
green ribbon
Final order deadline is
September 2.
Help Super Jax
“Sock” it to cancer! All Super Socks $15
Check out Jaxon’s Journey and view flyer in colorin colorin colorin color on NLES webpage www.jgsc.k12.in.us/north-liberty-elementary-school.html
Samples are in JGSC schools! Adult Sizes Only Deadline September 2nd
/Indicate quantity of each design above. / Enter total here ($15 each pair)$ ____ /Turn in order and $ to any JGSC school. *Please make any checks to Jaxon Bogard Benefit All proceeds go to Jaxon Bogard’s Medical Expenses. Name _______________________________________School (circle one) JGHS UMS WES NLES Send home with this student ______________________________ homeroom teacher ___________ Or _____ I will pick up my socks. Phone number ____________________________
Qty CapAm w Wings _______
Qty Flash w Capes
_______
Qty Batman with capes ________
Qty Spider w Eyes _______
Qty Super with text _______
Qty Spider w text _______
Qty Wonder Woman w Capes ________
Qty CapAm darker _______
Qty Superman w Capes ________
The Swoop Scoop
“Swoop” is a nickname for our Title I Program. Students in grades K-3 may qualify for extra reading
support each semester thanks to a federally funded program for which JGSC qualifies.
Our groups are led by our dedicated Swoop Crew. Monday through Thursday, our instructional aides
work within K-3rd grade reading classes. Some students work in the Swoop room in the afternoons
for short periods. The students work in consistent small groups with reading lessons led by an
instructional aide. Our Swoop aides are Mrs. Craft, Mrs. MacLeod, Mrs. Tibbs, and Ms. Zoellner. Mrs.
Amy Weiss is the Title I teacher at NLES. Mrs. Weiss alternates between groups in order to work with
each student several times throughout the semester.
Along with the small groups, our Swoop Crew will host some special
events this year. Swoopers and their parents are invited to our Camp
Swoop on Thursday, September 17 from 5:30-7:00. An invitation was
mailed to those families. RSVP as soon as possible. It is sure to be an
enjoyable evening!
Our NLES Swoop Crew
Mrs. Weiss, Title I teacher
Our Amazing Title I Instructional Aides:
Mrs. Craft Mrs. MacLeod Mrs. Tibbs Ms. Zoellner