The Topper Times

No School Christmas Break Friday, December 22, 2017

Through Monday, January 1, 2018

Classes Resume Tuesday, January 2, 2018

December 2017 Happy Holidays!

Administrator’s Letter Welcome, and thank you for reading this month’s Hilltopper Newsletter. It’s difficult to imagine the calendar rolling over to the year 2018, as yesterday seems to have been our transition to a new millennium and with it the dread of the Y2K virus. Today, almost two decades later, much has changed. Now as we move into another holiday season, we have the opportunity to reflect and give thanks, especially given the events of the past year. As a school district, we’re continuing to work on our curriculum, instructional, assessment, grading practices, and expect to move toward a standards based report card for our Elementary students for implementation by Fall 2018. In education, as in all aspects of life, change is the one constant. Part of these changes include our work to provide a quality learning experience for each child who walks through our doors. Moving forward into 2018, the Board of Education will once again consider whether to move forward with a referendum. From the community discussions we had several years ago, district’s such as Cambria-Friesland rely on local referendums to meet the financial needs of the school due to limitations imposed through the current Wisconsin funding model. Student enrollment has the largest impact on how much revenue a school generates. It’s a simple formula, the more students a school has the more money can be generated at both the state and local levels. Districts, such as Cambria-Friesland, that experience stagnant or declining enrollment face the challenge of less dollars, but still need to maintain high and rigorous academic standards. As we proceed forward with a decision by the Board regarding an April referendum, there will again be opportunities for members of our community to provide much needed input.

State Report Card Update

As you know the state report cards have been released and overall growth by the district was significant. As much as the district performed better, there still remains concern regarding the methodology and validity of the report cards. As shared by the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction, the report cards are to be read and interpreted with caution as the reason for the wide range of changes can’t be fully explained by the state. We don’t see these report cards being discontinued, but as a district we can and will work with the state to ensure the cards in fact provide a valid assessment to a district’s overall performance. Included in this newsletter you’ll find an in-depth analysis and comparison of this year’s and last year’s report cards that will hopefully provide an insight, to not only how our district performed, but also why there remains concerns to the overall validity of the card itself.

Timothy L. Raymond, Ed.S District Administrator

School Report Cards - Heading in the Right Direction

2016

⇒

2017

Over the past two years, legislative action has changed the computation methodology of overall report card scores for schools and districts across the state of Wisconsin. During that same timeframe, the familiar state WKCE tests completed via traditional pencil and paper were replaced with updated forms of testing for all grade levels completed via computer. The change in testing format allowed for a wider variety of question types beyond multiple choice and increased focus on student ability to show a depth of knowledge and understanding. The legislative changes changed the way different aspects of the school report cards were weighted and required an entirely new process for measuring growth. A year ago, the Cambria-Friesland district came face to face with the implications of how these two changes (legislative requirements and assessment formats), combined together. The school report cards for the 2015-16 school year brought a spotlight to the district highlighting the need to more aggressively pursue many changes that had already begun.

2016 2017

District Report Card 41.6 Fails to Meet 65.4 Meets Expectations

Elementary Report Card 51.6 Fails to Meet 71.3 Meets Expectations

MS/HS Report Card 51.3 Fails to Meet 59.9 Meets Few Expectations

Overall ELA Percent Proficient/Advanced 31.3% 38.2%

Overall Math Percent Proficient/Advanced 25.5% 29.2%

Aggressive evaluation of curriculum and implementation of different instructional strategies are having an impact. This year, the public release of state report cards showed the district is making progress. We are seeing improvement in all areas and at all levels; however, there is still more progress to be made. For example, prior to the 2016 report card, the district had already identified a need for a math curriculum that builds conceptual understanding and computational fluency and emphasizes the use of language. We recognized that the new state math Forward assessment requires students to

understand math rather than simply complete calculations. Origo math was adopted at the elementary level in 2015-16. The next step was taken when the Middle/High School evaluated secondary level curriculum that would build a similar type of conceptual understanding and use of language in math which led to the adoption of CPM (College Preparatory Math) curriculum this year in 6th and 7th grade as well as Pre-Calculus. This will be expanded to other courses over the next few years. New English Language Arts curriculum is also being implemented this year PK-8th grade for similar reasons.

K-5 Mathematics

6-12 Mathematics

K-6 English Language Arts

7-8 English Language Arts

You may notice that overall score changes in the report card are much greater than you might anticipate given the amount of actual improvement in test scores. Cambria-Friesland is not the only district noticing such fluctuations. After reviewing report cards throughout the state, the Department of Public Instruction (DPI) has noted that score fluctuations are larger and more widespread this year than would be expected and has recommended a cautious approach to interpretation of this year’s report card scores. Schools and districts with a greater than 10 point fluctuation in growth and overall scores are indicated with a ^. You will notice both the District and Elementary report cards include this indicator. DPI has noted that these larger fluctuations are most common in smaller districts where statistical volatility is more common. At this time, it is unclear whether or not this volatility will continue for small districts each year. For this reason, the Cambria-Friesland District views our overall State Report Card scores cautiously this year. However, it is believed that the increased number of students scoring Proficient/Advanced and the decreased number of students scoring Below Basic is a strong indicator that we are headed in the right direction and improving our preparation of students for success.

Timothy L. Raymond Ed.S. Debra Torrison District Administrator 6-12 Principal and District Assessment Coordinator Cambria-Friesland School District Cambria-Friesland School District

Elementary Counseling Corner Welcome to winter! As we continue our trek through the holidays I hope you can spend some time relaxing and spending time with those who matter most. During this time our children are often consistently occupied with exciting new things or with relatives in town visiting. Then, as if a heavy cloud comes through, boredom sets in. The moments after the hustle and bustle of the holidays are often filled with boredom. Aunts, uncles, and cousins return to where they come from and the excitement of new toys dies down. For many, this is a common progression. So, this begs the question...what do we do when we’re bored? Do we occupy ourselves with screen time or video games? What do our children do when they’re bored? Please forgive me that my talk about being bored may be a little boring, but before you turn the page, ask yourself, are you comfortable being bored? Are your children comfortable being bored? In our digital age of instant gratification, it has become more and more difficult to be comfortable with being bored. I’m not trying to suggest that we shouldn’t get bored. Quite the opposite. Research would suggest that there are two key traits that successful adults have as children: being comfortable with boredom and trying difficult things. This study suggested how boredom is key to learning. Let’s be honest, some subjects may be more boring than others. Some children may not get as excited about some subjects as others. What students who succeed have in common is that they are comfortable with the boredom and patience required to learn some new concepts. This plays into the next key trait: trying difficult things. When we take on a difficult task we experience resistance, “This is too hard” and “This isn’t worth it” may be common phrases heard. So, how do we help our children embrace boredom and patience? It may be harder today than in any other time in human history with the abundance of apps and technology dedicated to staving off boredom. Here are some of my suggestions for helping young ones develop the patience to be comfortable with boredom and be more ready to take on difficult things:

1) Try games with more open ended rules 2) Limit screen time or be involved with screen time

3) Schedule creative time where a child can create artwork or a game rather than

being structured by the rules of a video game or YouTube video Ultimately, when we protect our children from boredom, we are doing them a disservice. Through boredom we get the clear thinking that develops Apple, Facebook, or the Theory of Relativity! Thank you for your time and I hope you have a boring (but not too boring!) break!

Wyatt Tramburg, Elementary School Counselor 920-348-5135, ext. 120 wyatt.tramburg@cambria-frieslandschools.org

CF Toppers

The Cambria-Friesland Elementary School participates in the Kiwanis Terrific Kids award program. The Kiwanis Terrific Kids Program promotes character development, self-esteem, and perseverance. Students are encouraged to practice the character traits of the Terrific Kid, which are: Thoughtful, Enthusiastic, Respectful, Responsible, Inclusive, Friendly, Inquisitive, and Capable. Each month the school staff will educate the students about one of the character traits. During the month, the students

will participate in activities that develop awareness of each trait. At the end of the month two students from each classroom will be recognized for consistently working at being Terrific Kids. Our goal is to create a school full of Terrific Kids. The character trait for the month of October was “Enthusiastic”. October Kids’ Awards went to:

Pre-Kindergarten Meika Meinholdt, Adalina Merritt, Camille Pankey, Amayah Vanderhoef

Kindergarten

River Donohue, Dominic Heim, Maddox Stiemsma, Casen Tietz

First Grade Summer Dornfeld, Rylie Nighbor, Carson Pollesch

Second Grade Jayden Hopkins, Gabriel Meinhodt-Pohlie, Lydia Schumacher, Rodney Wendt-Bagneski

Third Grade Gerrit DeBoer, Vivian Henderson, Kayleigh Schoemann, Christopher Tenfel

Fourth Grade Moria Garrido-Neal, Dylan Heller, Enya Heller, Brenna Younger

Fifth Grade Brayden Busse, Evelyn Henderson, Karalyn Krubeck, Kyra Schoemann

The character trait for November is “Respectful”.

SENIORS

Solene Ader*

Delaney Agnew*

Sarai Casillas*

Kira Colburn*

Devon DeYoung*

Joshua Fischer*

Faune Fisher*

Adan Hernandez*

Samuel Johnson*

Cameron Krinke-Sauer*

Koryn Krueger*

Vienna Krueger*

McKenna Murphy*

Jacob Raymond*

Lindsey Bauer

Sawyer Burmania

Haley Fakes

Madisyn Owen

Samuel Sadoski

Lita Sailer

EIGHTH

Dakota Colburn*

Caden Jahnke*

Jerardo Olivo*

Haley Olson-Deisinger*

Cooper Schrandt*

Izabella Sefkar-Sadoski*

Spencer Wiersma*

Cameron Bauer

Tyler Brandsma

Makayla Busse

Benjamin Clark

Alondra Guardiola

Owen Jones

Emily Medina

Naomi Sailer

Summer Schmitt

JUNIORS

Codey Broesch*

Talia Burmania*

Kyla Colburn*

Grace Davis*

Chloe DeYoung*

Adam Draheim*

Gabriela Gomez*

Morgan Gove*

Tristan Griffin*

Hailey Hendrickson*

Ariel Krieger*

Marissa Maldonado*

Hanna Raley*

Camryn Sundbeck*

Moises Sustaita*

Coltan Wentland*

Danielle Greene

Travis Hahn

Tyler Olson-Deisinger

Evan SearVogel

SEVENTH

Samuel Behm*

Drake Burmania*

Lindsay Drews*

Keightlyn Dykstra*

Mackenzie Hadden*

Abigail Krubeck*

Jordan Olson-Deisinger*

Kamber Pekarske*

Taryn Smits*

Tate DeJager

Mary Hollenbeck

Logan Hunt

Jeremiah Oft

Brady Sanborn

Lili Skinner

SOPHOMORES

Ujin Batbold*

Angelica Dreyer*

Camber Ebert*

Morgan Jones*

Makenna Koopmans*

Samuel Leystra*

Valeria Martinez*

Adriel Mendoza*

Shelby Potenberg*

Reed Prochnow*

Simon Schrandt*

Derek Schumacher*

Katherine Clark

Galen Grice

Tristen Hamann

Aidan Knudson

Maxwell Papp

Joseph Pulver

Bayleigh Sanborn

Emily Tenfel

SIXTH

Isabella Braaksma*

Isaac DeYoung*

Isaac Drews*

Reganne Fritz*

Ava Gove*

Gwen Hahn*

Sydnie Heller*

Josephine Hoel*

Olivia Kalinowski*

Trevor Krueger*

Gunner Pashley*

Jenna Pulver*

Samuel Ramirez*

Caleb Sailer*

Olive Schrandt*

Brooklyn Slinger*

Hunter Webb*

James Younger*

Isabella Cavazos

Aiden Hamann

Nathaniel Mendoza

Liana Moore

Lalo Ocampo Ramirez

FRESHMEN

Alanah Braaksma*

Austin Braaksma*

Carmen Briones*

Myjah Drews*

Guinevere Fischer*

Emma Gove*

Alexis Johnson*

Kady Oliver*

Rylee Prochnow*

Alyssa Raley*

Kobe Smit*

Alexander Tenfel*

Sydney Wallace*

Ethan Hamann

Griffin Hart

Eli Lehman

Murphy Newbrough-Garde

Jewels Porter-Krieger

Gavin Winchell

*Denotes GPA of 3.5 or

above

CAMBRIA-FRIESLAND MIDDLE SCHOOL/HIGH SCHOOL

2017-2018 FIRST QUARTER HONOR ROLL

Annual Middle School Science Mole Contest Congratulation to Jerry Olivio for winning the Sixth Annual Middle School Science Mole Contest. The Mole Contest is held each year on October 23rd (Mole Day). Jerry's Pennywise Mole took first place and won him a Dilly Bar and a $10.00 Dairy Queen Gift Card. Rounding out the top five moles were... Second place Haley Olson-Deisinger with Maui Mole Third place Parker Quade with Bob Ross Mole Fourth place Naomi Sailer with Chuckie from Rugrats Mole Fifth place Sydnie Heller with Pumpkin Mole

Mrs. Loeper would like to thank all the middle schoolers for all their creativity as well as the CF staff members and high school students that took time to vote on the moles.

2017 World Beef Expo

Students participated in the 2017 World Beef Expo. Abbigail Schwark showed her Red Angus in the open show on Friday, September 22nd and won Grand Champion Cow Calf Pair. On Sunday the 24th, Abigail participated and won in the Junior Show.

Abbigail Schwark and Morgan Jones also participated in fitting clinics and showmanship competitions over the weekend. Abbigail brought home 2 grand champions, 4 champions, 5 blue, 1 red, 1 pink from her different cattle, cow, calf, and heifer.

CF Students Participate in Trailways North Honors Choir & Honors Band

On Monday, November 6th, seven of our high school choir members, along with approximately 75 students from other schools, participated in the Trailways North Conference honors choir. This year, it was hosted by Oshkosh Lourdes Academy. The clinician for the day was Dr. Eric Barnum. Dr. Barnum is the head of vocal music at UW-Oshkosh. The day was intense as the students worked together in their vocal sections to prepare 5 songs for the concert. Those from CF in attendance were sopranos Delaney Agnew, Faune Fischer, and Ariel Krieger; altos Talia Burmania, Dani Greene, and Gabriela Gomez; tenor Carter Smits, and bass Derek Schumacher.

Nine Cambria-Friesland high school students participated in the 2017 Trailways North Honors Band held at the Heidel House Resort in Green Lake on November 13th. The all-day event, which culminated in a 5:00 p.m. concert, was under the direction of guest clinician Chris Gleason. Mr. Gleason is a band director with the Sun Prairie Schools, and was recently honored with being selected the 2017 Wisconsin Teacher of the Year. One hundred twenty-five students, representing the member schools of the Trailways North Conference, practiced throughout the day for the early evening concert. Participating from CF were Ariel Krieger, Devon DeYoung, McKenna Murphy, Talia Burmania, Travis Hahn, Adam Draheim, Chloe DeYoung, Jacob Raymond and Samuel Johnson.

Thanksgiving Games in the Library To go along with the story Turk and Runt by Lisa Wheeler, first and second graders used their imaginations and a few craft supplies to design turkey disguises during library media class. Mrs. Scheid read 1, 2, 3 Thanksgiving! with the CEC children and then they rotated among Thanksgiving/Turkey themed activities that helped them use their fine and gross motor skills. The activities included "Stuff the Turkey", "Feed the Turkey", "Pin the Feather on the Turkey" and "Feather Races".

Label Personal Items

Parents, please remember to label

your child’s lunch box, pencil bags, coats, etc., to help in

identifying lost or misplaced items. Thank you.

Absence Reminder

Please contact the office, at extension 4, to call in a child’s absence. If you would like to leave information for your child’s teacher

regarding your son/ daughter’s absence, please do that IN ADDITION to calling the

office to report that your child will not be in. Thank you.

Bus Reminder

If your child is not riding the bus

in the morning, please call prior to 6:30 a.m. and leave a message at

920-348-5135, ext. 287. If you have any questions

regarding bussing, please contact Smith Bus at 608-429-2732, or email: smithbus3@frontier.com

Social Media

Follow us on Cambria-Friesland’s Facebook Page

& Twitter for latest school information.

Box Tops For Education & Milk

Moola Caps

Please clip and save your Box Tops For Education

and drop them off at the school office or send them to school with you child. Also, save your

Milk Moola caps from Kwik Trip. Thank you.

CF Fitness Center The fitness center is open Monday through Friday 6:00 a.m. to 7:30 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. If interested in using the facility, please stop in and meet with the fitness supervisor on duty who will go through a quick orientation with you.

Come check us out!

Academic and Career Planning - Career and College Readiness - Importance of Business Connections

Business connections is an integral part of the Academic and Career Plan at Cambria-Friesland School District. If you are working, you are working for a business or you may be self-employed. Business has a clear picture of the type of employer that they would like to employ. Students need to be aware of the skills that are needed to be a good employer. Allowing students to view your business in operation (field trips) gives the students an idea of what your business tasks are. Students don’t always have a clear picture of what that industry or business encompasses. Seeing the employees use the different types of machines/technology can make the connections between what students are learning in school to what is needed in different careers.

When a student has narrowed the career search down to one, two or three careers it is important for that student to be able to see those specific careers in action. Job shadows, clinical experiences, internships, information interview or being a career coach/mentor are just some of the ways students can experience the tasks of that career.

If a business employs a student while in high school, the youth leadership skills or employability skills certificate program could be used to make direct connections between employment and learning the 21st century skills of thinking, reading, communicating and performing in various contexts. These skills are also emphasized in the various youth apprenticeship programs. Youth apprenticeship programs are certified through Wisconsin Department of Workforce Development.

So, what can you do? Talk to your child about the career that you have, check to see if your employer will let you bring your child to work for a period of time, and encourage your place of employment to get involved in the schools within the area.

Jan Fude, School-to-Work Coordinator

ASPEN FAMILY COUNSELING has a mental health therapist in your school every week. (Aspen Family Counseling is a provider for most insurance companies.) Is your child experiencing: Concentration problems? Behavior issues? Trouble getting school work done? School attendance problems? We can help your child: Improve their mental health * Be absent from school less* Have more academic success * Improve their physical health. Contact Aspen at 1-608-742-5020, your child’s teacher, or the school counselor, if you would like your child to see a mental health therapist during school hours.

CAMPBELL’S SOUP LABELS FOR EDUCATION is being

discontinued in the very near future. If you have been collecting labels, please turn them in to the school by December 15, 2017 for our final redemption. Be aware that Box Tops For Education is still active, so keep clipping those labels. Thank you for your continued support of the students at Cambria-Friesland Schools.

Cooks’ Corner The Christmas season is coming upon us, all the business and excitement is all around. In the midst of all the activity, let’s remember to eat healthy, getting fruits and vegetables into our diets, drink plenty of water, and make sure to get 8 hours of sleep.

We would like to share a recipe with you, for you to share with your family, friends, neighbors, or those who are less fortunate, during this special season of the year.

Asian Cabbage Salad 1 head green cabbage 6 Tbsp. rice vinegar 1/2 head red cabbage 1/2 c. vegetable oil 1 c carrots, shredded 1/2 c. sugar 1 c. sugar snap peas 2 Tbsp soy sauce 1/2 c. roasted sun flower seeds 1. Chop the cabbage and place in a large mixing bowl. 2. Add the shredded carrot and sugar snap peas. 3. Sprinkle the sunflower seeds on top of the cabbage mix and set aside. 4. In a small bowl, whisk together the rice vinegar, vegetable oil, sugar and soy sauce. 5. Add the dressing mixture to the cabbage mixture and toss until evenly coated.

6. Serve and enjoy.

If you have any questions regarding the lunch program, please contact DeDe Dykstra at 920-348-5135, ext. 180. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year! The Lunch Ladies

Cambria-Friesland School Lunch Menu - December 2017

Monday Tuesday Wed

Wednesday Thursday Friday

1 Chicken Quesadilla Romaine Salad / Spanish Rice Carrots & Celery Mandarin Oranges

4 Chicken Teriyaki / Rice Asian Vegetables Egg Roll / Carrots Pineapple

5 Hamburger w/ WG Bun Baked Fries Vegetarian Baked Beans Pears

6 Mini Corn Dogs Cream Noodles Green Beans Peaches

7 Baked Potato Ham / Taco Meat Broccoli / Dinner Roll Mandarin Oranges

8 Mighty Rib w/WG Bun Potato Triangle Vegetable Medley Mixed Fruit

11 Spaghetti / Pizza Dipper Romaine Salad Sautéed Zucchini Fresh Carrots / Peaches

12 Tacos Lettuce/Cheese/Tomato Refried Beans / Corn Pineapple

13 Chicken Patti w/ WG Bun Couscous Green Beans Hot Apple Slices

14 Salisbury Steak Mashed Potatoes /Gravy Broccoli / Dinner Roll Pears

15 Sloppy Jo w/WG Bun Baked Tater Tots California Blead Mandarin Oranges

18 Chicken Nuggets Rice / Flavored Rice Cooked Carrots Peaches

19 Sub Sandwich Multgrain Chips Baked Beans / Fresh Veggies Pears

20 Pork & Gravy Mashed Potatoes Broccoli / Dinner Roll Apple Crisp / Pineapple

21 Pizza Garden Salad Peas Mandarin Oranges

22

No School

25 No School

26 No School

27 No School

28 No School

29 No School

*All meals are served with milk. Menus are subject to change. Lunch Prices: Grades PK-5 = $2.60 Grades 6-12 = $2.75. Adult = $3.65. Supersize = $1.00.

Cambria-Friesland School Breakfast Menu - December 2017

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

WG = Whole Grain Cereal, Bug Bites, Fruit/Juice, and Milk are offered

daily as a second choice for breakfast.

1 Breakfast Pizza w/Red Sauce Yogurt Juice/Fruit Milk

4 Nutri-Grain Bar Cereal / Yogurt Juice/Fruit Milk

5 French Toast Sticks w/syrup Juice/Fruit Milk

6 Egg/Ham/Cheese Patti WG Toast Juice/Fruit Milk

7 Banana Bread Yogurt Juice/Fruit Milk

8 Scrambled Egg w/WG Toast Juice/Fruit Milk

11 WG Oatmeal Chocolate Chip Breakfast Bar Juice/Fruit Milk

12 Breakfast Scramble Juice/Fruit Milk

13 Pancakes w/syrup Juice/Fruit Milk

14 Muffin Yogurt / Raisins Juice/Fruit Milk

15 Egg/Ham/Cheese Patti WG Toast Juice/Fruit Milk

18 WG Donut Cheese Stick Juice/Fruit Milk

19 French Toast w/syrup Juice/Fruit Milk

20 Cinnamon Roll Cheese Stick Juice/Fruit Milk

21 Pancakes w/syrup Juice/Fruit Milk

22 No School

25 No School

26 No School

27 No School

28 No School

29 No School

Breakfast Prices: PK-12 = $1.65 per meal. Adult = $2.05 per meal. Menus are subject to change.

(USDA is an equal opportunity provider and employer.)

Fresh fruit & vegetables are offered daily.

CF ROCKS (formerly PTO) is now taking orders for the cookbook we have all been working so hard on and that many of you have featured

your family recipes. They are $10 each and will be ready for the holidays! Please send the bottom portion of this form to the school

with your child along with payment. Checks should be payable to the Cambria-Friesland PTO. Orders may also be placed by calling Kendra Maas at (920) 382-3766 or e-mailing ksmaas12@gmail.com. Please be sure to include contact information so we can let you know when

the cookbooks arrive!

Name: ________________________________________________ Phone Number: ________________________________________ Email Address: ________________________________________ Number Ordering: _________ x $10 each = Total Cost: _______

Please return this order form to the school.

CF ROCKS Cookbook

Order Form

Community Bread Basket Do your funds for food run short before the end of the month? We are here for you!

The Cambria Bread Basket Food Pantry provides food and essentials for the families in need in the Cambria vicinity. We are located in the basement of the First Presbyterian Church, 121 W. Florence St, Cambria. The pantry entrance is on Towyn St.

No ID or registration required.

Current hours: Thursday, 3:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m.

For an appointment, please call: Joanne Sanderson, 920-348-5568 Joyce Hughes, 920-348-5334 Jeanne Radke, 920-348-3218 Joanne Vaughn, 920-296-2452 Kathy Wingers, 920-348-5585

STOCKBOXES FOR SENIORS 134 S. Spring St., Beaver Dam, WI

Stockboxes for Seniors is held once a month on the last Thursday of each month, 1:30 p.m. - 3:30 p.m., in the back of 134 S. Spring Street in the upper garage by the black railing.

Eligibility requirements for low income seniors include:

60 years old or older Your income, for your household size, is equal or lower than:

1 person household: $1307.00

2 person household: $1760.00 (combined)

3 person household: $2213.00 (combined)

4 person household: $2665.00 (combined)

Stockboxes are pre-filled boxes of food filled with nutritious items that includes cheese, canned fruit and vegetables, juice, cereal, dried and canned milk, peanut butter, canned meat, dried beans, rice, and instant potatoes or pasta.

Stockboxes for Seniors are sponsored by the US Department of Agriculture and the Hunger Task Force. If you have not already signed up for this new program, please call (920)885-9559, Monday through Thursday between 9:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.

CF SPANISH CLUB SERVICE PROJECT

CHARITY BOWLATHON Sponsor a CF Spanish Club student in a bowlathon. All money pledged/donated will be used to provide Christmas gifts and school supplies for students in Guatemala and Belize for our trip in 2019 (location TBD).

HELP US TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE IN OUR WORLD!!!!

Contact Mrs. Hoffmann at the high school (348-5135, ext 115) if you have questions or would like to sponsor a student bowler.

F.B.L.A.

The main fundraiser for FBLA is Scrip orders. Holiday shopping made EASY! Order your gift cards by December 1st. If you buy groceries, gas, shop at Walmart or give gift cards, consider purchasing Scrip cards. A percentage of your purchase goes directly to the FBLA fund without extra cost to you. You can even renew or purchase your Amazon Prime subscription through Scrip. Delivery will be a couple business days later. If you are looking for a particular vendor, let me know. It may not be on the form so far. Denominations can vary on occasion. Scrip orders are due December 1st and again December 15th for the Holidays. In 2018, they are due the first Friday of each month through June 2018. Complete the form in the newsletter and turn it into the MS/HS office or Room 116. Or go to https://shop.shopwithscrip.com/ and create a family account. Enter the enrollment code 1EDF7B973799L and click “Register”. Presto pay is used for automatic payments for either debit or credit cards. Both of these offer greater rewards to the FBLA fund. Without the support of the Scrip Program funding, the FBLA would not be able to attend conferences at no cost to the students. We're looking forward to an exciting year in FBLA!

YEARBOOK We are still accepting orders for Yearbooks! Complete the attached form and return to the office or Room 116. The price is $50.00 without personalization.

BUSINESS ADS WANTED FOR 2017-18 YEARBOOK By advertising locally, you support the customers who support you. We appreciate all the businesses that have already ordered their advertising in the upcoming Yearbook. If you haven't, don't miss your opportunity. Complete the Ecommerce Ad form and send it along with your ad copy and check to Cambria-Friesland High School. We would be happy to typeset your ad with any personal message to our graduates.

2018 GRADUATES AND PARENTS! Once you get your Senior pictures taken and find your baby and youth pictures, submit them to the Business Ed room Yearbook class for scanning and use for the Yearbook and graduation. Parents: Yearbook ads for your graduate are designed and placed in 1/4 page, 1/2 or full page in the Yearbook. There is special pricing for parents of graduates. All parent ads and Senior pictures MUST be received by December 1st.

Cambria-Friesland SCRIP Order Form

ORDERS ARE DUE BY THE FIRST DAY OF EACH MONTH at school. Proceeds of your purchase is shown in the % column and donated to the FBLA. Contact Lorri Arnce at 348-5548 (ext: 116).

Name Customer #

Check # Order Date

Product

1-800-Baskets $50.00 1-800-Flowers $50.00 76 Gas $25.00 Ace Hardware $100.00 Ace Hardware $25.00 adidas $25.00 Amazon.com $10.00 Amazon.com $100.00 Amazon.com $25.00 AMC Theatres Single Ticket $10.00

AMC Theatres Single Ticket $12.00

AMC Theatres® $25.00 American Eagle Outfitters $25.00

American Girl $100.00 American Girl $25.00 Apple iTunes® $15.00 Apple iTunes® $25.00 Applebee's® $10.00 Applebee's® $25.00 Applebee's® $50.00 Arby's $10.00 AutoZone $25.00 Babies"R"Us $20.00 Banana Republic $25.00

Barnes & Noble $10.00 Barnes & Noble $100.00

Barnes & Noble $25.00 Barnes & Noble College Bookstores $100.00

Bass Pro Shops $100.00

Bass Pro Shops $25.00 Bath & Body Works $10.00

Bath & Body Works $25.00

Bed Bath & Beyond $25.00

% QTY Total

12% $ 12% $ 1.5% $

4% $

4% $ 13% $ 2.5% $ 2.5% $ 2.5% $ 10% $

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8% $

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5% $

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8% $

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14% $

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8% $

9% $

9% $

13% $

13% $

7% $

Product

Best Buy® $100.00 Best Buy® $25.00 Bonefish Grill $25.00 Boston Market $10.00 Boston Store $25.00 BP $100.00 BP $50.00 Buffalo Wild Wings $10.00

Buffalo Wild Wings $25.00

Build-A-Bear Workshop $25.00

Burger King $10.00 Burlington Coat Factory $25.00

Cabela's $100.00 Cabela's $25.00 Caribou Coffee $10.00 Cenex $25.00 Chili's Grill & Bar $25.00 Chili's Grill & Bar $50.00 Chipotle Mexican Grill $10.00

Chuck E. Cheese $10.00

Claire's $10.00 Cold Stone Creamery $10.00

Columbia Sportswear $50.00

Comfort Inn $50.00 Comfort Suites $50.00 Copps (WI only) $100.00

Copps (WI only) $25.00 Copps (WI only) $50.00 Cousins Subs $10.00 Cracker Barrel $10.00 Cracker Barrel $25.00 Crate and Barrel $25.00 Cub Foods (Not OH) $25.00

% QTY Total

4% $

4% $

8% $ 12% $

8% $ 1.5% $ 1.5% $

8% $

8% $

8% $

4% $

8% $

11% $ 11% $

6% $

3% $ 11% $ 11% $ 10% $

8% $

9% $

8% $

12% $

4% $

4% $

4% $

4% $

4% $

9% $

8% $

8% $

8% $

4% $

Product

CVS Pharmacy® $25.00

Dairy Queen $10.00 Denny's $10.00 Dick's Sporting Goods $100.00

Dick's Sporting Goods $25.00

Discover® Universal Gift Card $100.00

Discover® Universal Gift Card $50.00

Domino's $10.00 Dressbarn $25.00 Dunham's Sports $25.00

Dunkin' Donuts $10.00 Dunkin' Donuts $25.00 Exxon $50.00 Family Video $10.00 Famous Footwear $25.00

Finish Line $25.00 Foot Locker $25.00 Fuddruckers $25.00 GameStop $25.00 Gap $25.00 GNC $25.00 Golf Galaxy $25.00 Groupon.com $25.00 Guitar Center $25.00 Hallmark $25.00 Hardee's $10.00 Harry & David $50.00 HomeGoods $25.00 Houlihan's $25.00 IHOP $25.00 iTunes® $15.00 iTunes® $25.00 J. Crew $25.00 JCPenney $25.00

% QTY Total

6% $

3% $

7% $

8% $

8% $

1.25% $

1.25% $

8% $

8% $

8% $

3% $

3% $

1% $

12% $

8% $

10% $

8% $

8% $

3% $

14% $

8% $

8% $

7% $

4% $

4% $

5% $

12% $

7% $

8% $

8% $

5% $

5% $

13% $

5% $

Make Checks Payable To: Cambria-Friesland School District Total Due All Columns: $

Cambria-Friesland SCRIP Order Form

ORDERS ARE DUE BY THE FIRST DAY OF EACH MONTH at school. Proceeds of your purchase is shown in the % column and donated to the FBLA. Contact Lorri Arnce at 348-5548 (ext: 116).

Name Customer #

Check # Order Date

Product

Jiffy Lube $30.00 Jo-Ann Fabric and Craft Stores $25.00

Journeys $25.00 Kmart $25.00 Kmart $50.00 Kohl's $25.00 Krispy Kreme Doughnuts® $10.00

Kwik Trip $100.00 Kwik Trip $25.00 Kwik Trip $50.00 L.L.Bean $25.00 Lands' End $25.00 Lane Bryant $25.00 Little Caesar's Pizza $20.00

Lowe's $25.00 Macy's $25.00 Marathon $25.00 Marcus Theatres $25.00 Marshalls $25.00 Menards $100.00 Menards $25.00 Michaels $25.00 Mills Fleet Farm $100.00

Mills Fleet Farm $25.00 Mobil $50.00 MotoMart $50.00 Nike $25.00 Noodles & Company $10.00

Office Depot / Office Max $25.00

Old Chicago $25.00 Old Navy $25.00 Oriental Trading Company $25.00

Outback Steakhouse $25.00

% QTY Total

8% $

6% $

10% $

4% $

4% $

4% $

8% $

4% $

4% $

4% $

16% $ 16% $

8% $

8% $

4% $

10% $

3% $

9% $

7% $

3% $

3% $

4% $ 3.5% $

3.5% $

1% $

5% $ 12% $

8% $

5% $

6% $

14% $

9% $

8% $

Product

Overstock.com $25.00 Panera Bread $10.00 Panera Bread $25.00 Panera Bread $5.00 Papa Murphy's Pizza $10.00

Payless Shoes $20.00 PetSmart $25.00 Pick 'n Save (WI only) $100.00

Pick 'n Save (WI only) $25.00

Pick 'n Save (WI only) $50.00

Pier 1 Imports $25.00 Piggly Wiggly (WI, IL only) $100.00

Piggly Wiggly (WI, IL only) $25.00

Piggly Wiggly (WI, IL only) $50.00

Pizza Hut (Not AK or HI) $10.00

Pizza Ranch $25.00 Pizzeria Uno $25.00 Pottery Barn $25.00 Qdoba Mexican Grill $25.00

Red Robin $25.00 REI $25.00 Roundys (IL and WI only) $50.00

Ruby Tuesday $25.00 Ruth's Chris Steak House $50.00

Sally Beauty Supply $25.00

Sam's Club $100.00 Sam's Club $25.00 Sears $100.00 Sears $25.00 Sentry $50.00 Shell $25.00 Shell $50.00

% QTY Total

8% $

8% $

8% $

8% $

8% $

13% $

5% $

4% $

4% $

4% $

9% $

3% $

3% $

3% $

8% $

8% $

12% $

8% $

7% $

8% $

8% $

4% $

8% $

10% $

12% $

2.5% $ 2.5% $

4% $

4% $

3% $

2% $

2% $

Product % QTY Total

Shoe Carnival $25.00 5% $ Shopko $100.00 3% $ Shopko $25.00 3% $ ShopRite $25.00 4% $ Speedway $25.00 4% $ Staples $25.00 5% $ Starbucks $10.00 7% $ Starbucks $25.00 7% $ Starbucks $5.00 7% $ Steak 'n Shake $10.00 8% $ SUBWAY® Restaurants 6% $ $10.00

SUBWAY® Restaurants 6% $ $50.00

T.J. 7% $ Maxx/Marshalls/HomeG oods $25.00

Taco Bell $10.00 5% $ Target $10.00 2.5% $ Target $25.00 2.5% $ Target $50.00 2.5% $ TGI Fridays® $25.00 9% $ The Home Depot 4% $ $25.00

ULTA $25.00 4% $ Under Armour® $25.00 11% $ Uno Pizzeria & Grill 12% $ $25.00

Visa® Five BackŒGift 1.25% $ Card $100.00

Visa® Five BackŒGift 1.25% $ Card $50.00

Walgreens $100.00 5% $ Walgreens $25.00 5% $ Walmart $10.00 2.5% $ Walmart $100.00 2.5% $ Walmart $25.00 2.5% $ Wendy's $10.00 4% $ White Barn Candle Co 13% $ $25.0

INCLEMENT WEATHER

Announcements concerning school closings in the event of bad weather or severe road conditions will be broadcast on the following radio/television stations:

WBEV – Beaver Dam 1430 AM WDDC – Portage 100 FM WXRO – Beaver Dam 95.3 FM WISC TV – Madison Channel 3 WOLX – Madison 94.9 FM WKOW TV – Madison Channel 27 WPDR – Portage 1350 AM

If school is cancelled or delayed due to inclement weather an AlertSolutions message will be sent out.

School cancellations or delays will be made as early as possible.

PARENTS: Please have an alternate plan of action for your younger children as to where to go if you are not home in case of school dismissal earlier than scheduled. During snowy days buses will also be starting out five (5) minutes earlier in the A.M.

CHILDREN: Do dress warm for the winter season. Unless extreme weather conditions exist, you will be going outside during recess.

IF SCHOOL IS DELAYED FOR TWO (2) HOURS OR MORE, MORNING EARLY CHILDHOOD/PRE-KINDERGARTEN CLASSES WILL NOT BE HELD. IF THERE IS AN EARLY RELEASE, AFTERNOON PRE-KINDERGARTEN CLASSES WILL NOT BE HELD.

PowerSchool Student Information System Parents and students are encouraged to access PowerSchool to keep current with grades, attendance, and daily announcements. To log onto PowerSchool, go to the Cambria-Friesland website, www.cfsdwi.org, and on the menu bar click on community items and PowerSchool is located on the left side of the page about half way down. If you need help logging on or have questions regarding PowerSchool, please contact Pam Hendrickson in the school office at 920-348-5135, ext. 158. Mrs. Hendrickson will also be able to provide you with your PowerSchool ID and password information.

Cambria-Friesland School District Activity Calendar December 2017

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

1 6:00pm Basketball-

G/JV (H) Fall River

7:15pm Basketball-

G/Varsity (H) Fall River

2 8:00am-8:00pm

Club Ball - 6th

Grade Girls

Tournament

(H) @Multiple

locations

9:30am Wrestling-JV (A) Stoughton vs.

Multiple Schools

3 4:00pm-5:30pm Evans - Gym Use

@ Alsum Farm & Produce Gym

4 5:30pm-6:30pm P

Hendrickson-Wght

Rm 7:30pm Basketball-

G/Varsity(A)

Wayland Academy

5 Pep Band

Performance (H)

5:30pm-6:30pm A Link - Yoga (H)@

Room 135

6:00pm Basketball-

B/JV2 (H) Fall

River

6:00pm Basketball-

B/JV (H) Fall River

7:15pm Basketball-

B/Varsity (H) Fall River

6 5:30pm-6:30pm P

Hendrickson-Wght

Rm (H) @ Weight Room

7 4:30pm Basketball-

B/MS (A) (Rescheduled

from 12-11-17)Pardeeville

6:00pm Basketball-G/JV

(A) Rio Community

School

7:00pm Elem Holiday

Concert @ FMUB

7:15pm Basketball-

G/Varsity (A) Rio

Community School

8 4:30pm Basketball-

B/JV2 (A) Oakfield MS

/ HS 6:00pm Basketball-

B/JV (A) Rio

Community School

7:15pm Basketball-

B/Varsity (A) Rio

Community School

9 9:00am Wrestling-

Varsity

(A) Waunakee vs. Multiple Schools

9:00am Wrestling-

JV (A) Waunakee vs.

Multiple Schools

10 4:00pm-5:30pm

Evans - Gym Use

@ Alsum Farm &

Produce Gym

11

5:30pm-6:30pm P

Hendrickson-Wght

Rm (H) @ Weight

Room 6:00pm Basketball-

B/JV2 (H) Montello

6:00pm Basketball-

B/JV (H) Montello

7:15pm Basketball-

B/Varsity

(H) Montello

12 3:30pm-4:30pm J.

Dykstra - Brownie

Scouts Mtg. Rm135

4:30pm Basketball-B/MS (H) Green

Lake / Princeton

5:30pm-6:30pm A

Link -Yoga Rm 135

6:00pm Basketball-

G/JV (H) Montello

7:15pm Basketball-

G/Varsity

(H) Montello

13 5:30pm-6:30pm P

Hendrickson-Wght

Rm (H) @ Weight

Room

14 15 Pep Band Performance

6:00pm Basketball-

G/JV (H) Randolph

7:15pm Basketball-G/Varsity (H) Randolph

16 7:30am Wrestling-

Varsity (A) Mount

Horeb vs. Multiple

Schools 8:00am-

8:00pm Club Ball -

7th/8th Grade Girls

Tournament

(H) @Multiple

locations

17 4:00pm-5:30pm

Evans - Gym Use

@ Alsum Farm &

Produce Gym

18 Pep Band

Performance

5:30pm-6:30pm P

Hendrickson-Wght Rm

6:00pm Basketball-

B/JV2

(H) Randolph

6:00pm Basketball-

B/JV (H) Randolph

7:15pm Basketball-

B/Varsity

(H) Randolph

19 3:30pm-4:30pm

Neef - Girl Scout

Mtg @ Rm 135

5:30pm-6:30pm A Link - Yoga (H)@

Room 135

7:00pm HS Holiday

Concert @ FMUB

Auditorium

20 3:30pm-4:00pm

MS/HS Staff Mtg @

District Library

5:30pm-6:30pm P Hendrickson-Wght

Rm

6:00pm Board of

Education Meeting

@ District Library

21 8:00am-3:10pm MS

Trip - Madison

3:30pm-4:40pm

Gorsuch/Tietz - Junior Girl Scout Mtg @ Room

135

6:00pm Basketball-G/JV

(A) Markesan

7:30pm Basketball-

G/Varsity (A) Markesan

22 No School-Christmas

Break

6:00pm Basketball-

B/JV (A) Johnson Creek

7:30pm Basketball-

B/Varsity (A) Johnson

Creek

23

24 25 No School-

Christmas Break

26 No School-

Christmas Break

27 No School-Christmas

Break

28 No School-Christmas

Break

29 No School-Christmas

Break

30

31

Cambria-Friesland Market Place – January 27, 2018 This event is being held at the Cambria-Friesland School District, 410 E. Edgewater Street, Cambria. Vendors may park in the lower lot to unload, but then should park in the upper parking lot to leave the lower parking lot for the customers. Please clean up your area during and after the event. Garbage cans will be provided randomly throughout the event. The event runs from 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. on January 27th. Vendors are allowed to set up starting at 7:00 a.m. the day of the event. There may also be a chance to set up the evening before – please indicate if you are interested. Tables and chairs may be available, but are limited. Please request what you may need and we will let you know if we cannot provide it for you. No food or beverage sales are allowed at your booth with the exception of food vendors, samples may be given.

Name: ___________________________________________________________________

Business Name (if applicable): __________________________________________________

Phone Number: _____________________ Email: __________________________________

Address: __________________________________________________________________

Products being sold: __________________________________________________________

(ONLY ITEMS LISTED MAY BE SOLD) (if rummage, antiques, or collectibles please just write that, you do not need to list all your items)

Booths will be taped off on the gym floor and will be 10 by 10 feet. Each booth will be $25 if you sign up by December 7th, after that it will be $30. On the day of the market, if you stay and do not start packing up your items until 2:00 p.m. you will receive $10 back.

Number of chairs requesting _______ Number of tables requesting _______

All booths must be maintained at all times. No early take downs.

Please mail filled out contract and check ($35 fee for returned checks) or money order to paid to Cambria-Friesland Schools and mailed to Julie Henrickson, 410 E Edgewater St, Cambria, WI 53923. The booth will not be held without both payment and contract. All contracts are legal binding for the rental of a booth at the Cambria-Friesland Market Place. All payments are NON REFUNDABLE, no exceptions. All contracts and fees must be paid BEFORE you can set up. If you have any questions please feel free to call 920-348-5135 extension 104 or send an email julie.henrickson@cfsdwi.org. By signing this contract, you understand that the Cambria-Friesland School District is not responsible for loss, damage theft or injury, etc.

Signature ____________________________________________Date ________________

Please return form by December 7th for the discounted rate!

Hoops for Hope Cambria-Friesland & Central Wisconsin Christian

Thursday, January 4, 2018

Because cancer has touched many lives, we invite you to partner and be involved in this annual event. On Thursday, January 4th, basketball teams and fans from CF and CWC will join forces for Hoops for Hope: A Night for Cancer at Cambria-Friesland HS. This year’s event will raise funds in support local families currently battling cancer. The 2018 C-F recipient is Liam

Sanborn and his family.

Ways to partner and be involved: Spread the word - promote the event with friends/family by word of mouth or via Facebook event - 2018 CF-CWC Hoops for Hope Wear Black - All fans are asked to wear black to the game that evening, some partners will be contributing $1 to every fan who comes wearing that color. Cancer Wall - honor those who are cancer survivors or designate a memorial to those who have lost their lives to cancer. $10 per honoree. Buy T-shirt - black t-shirts orders due on Thursday, December 7th. Eat Supper - come on out and enjoy supper in the CF cafeteria. Serving 4:30-6:30 p.m. Attend games - CF and CWC Varsity and JV boys and girls will be playing in Cambria. 6:00 pm CF vs CWC Varsity Girls 6:00 pm CF vs CWC JV Boys , 7:30 CF vs CWC Varsity Boys 7:30 pm CF vs CWC JV Girls Between varsity games - a brief ceremony will recognize survivors, remember those who have lost their cancer battle, and introduce the 2018 recipients. Donate - whether you are able or unable to attend, donations are being accepted on

behalf of the two families prior to the event and on the night of the event. Thank you for your support!

Any questions/concerns regarding this event, please contact Dan Murphy drmurphyhome@gmail.com

Hoops for Hope Cambria-Friesland & Central Wisconsin Christian

Thursday, January 4, 2018

A night of basketball to make a difference in the lives of local families fighting cancer!!

Dinner 4:30 p.m. – 6:30 p.m. Games Begin at 6:00 p.m.

Cancer Recognition Event between Varsity Games (approx 7:00pm)

T-shirt

Size

You

th 10-

12

Youth

14-16

Youth

18-20

Adult

S

Adult

M

Adult

L

Adult

XL

Adult

2XL

Adult

3XL

Adult

4XL

Total

T-shirts

Quantity

Cost

$10

$10

$10

$10

$10

$10

$10

$12

$13

$14 Total

Cost

Qty

Cost

Forms due to respective school offices by Thursday, December 7th

Expected Delivery –Tuesday, January 2nd

Total Paid__________________ Checks may be made to CF Booster Club

All profits are going towards designated families. - Thank You

Many thanks to Joe Howard @ Proforma for printing the t-shirts.

Name_________________________Phone______________

Circle School for Delivery:

C-F CWC

Athlete Pickup (Athlete Name)________________________

NOTICE OF SCHOOL BOARD ELECTION [Sec. 120.06(6)(b)]

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that at an election to be held in the School District of Cambria-Friesland on Tuesday, April 3, 2018, the following offices are to be elected to succeed the present incumbents listed. The term of office for school board member is three years beginning on Monday, April 23, 2018. Office Incumbent Representative from the TOWNSHIP OF SCOTT John Heil

Representative from the SCHOOL DISTRICT AT LARGE Daniel J. DeYoung NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN, that a Campaign Registration Statement and a Declaration of Candidacy, must be filed no later than 5:00 p.m., on January 2, 2018, in the office of the school district clerk.

NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN, that if a primary is necessary, the primary will be held on Tuesday, February 20, 2018.

Declaration of Candidacy forms, Campaign Registration Statements and a description of the school district boundaries can be obtained from the school district office at 410 East Edgewater Street, Cambria, Wisconsin.

Dated this 9th day of November, 2017. Jason Graham School District Clerk

HAPPENINGS AT THE JANE MORGAN MEMORIAL LIBRARY www.jmml.org * Story Time at the library has moved to the second Monday throughout the school year at 10 am.

Come down and enjoy a story and spend some time exploring “Activity Boulevard” our early literacy area.

* Thursday Night Readers Adult Book Club meets at 7:00 p.m. on the third Thursday of each month, titles being discussed include: December 21st Why My Third Husband Will Be A Dog, by Lisa Scottoline. Copies are available at the library to check out.

* Annual Silent Auction is set up and ready for bidding. This year is highlighted by a large American Girl donation of books, outfits and accessories. Over 150 items in all are being auctioned to help purchase new books, movies, and provide programming for all ages. This is a great way to shop for the hard to buy person on your list!

* Crafting Group meets on Mondays from 6:00 p.m. until 8:00 p.m. at the library. All ages from youth to adult and all levels of skill are welcome.

* Ironing and Mending is done at the library once a month – please talk to us if you would like to take advantage of this service.

* Coupon Exchange is available at the library. Feel free to bring in unused or expired coupons and take advantage of the organized coupons available at the library. All expired coupons are mailed to service members for their use at bases overseas, so far in 2017 we have sent $16,501.59. Last year volunteers sent out over $20,000 worth of coupons for use by the military families. Thank you for your contributions!

Watch the library website and Facebook page for additional information.

Upcoming Concerts

Elementary Holiday Concert High School Holiday Concert Thursday, December 7, 2017 Tuesday, December 19, 2017 7:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m.

Postal Customer

Cambria, WI 53923

Non-Profit Organization

U.S. Postage Cambria, WI 53923

Permit #2

Cambria-Friesland School District 410 E. Edgewater Street, Cambria WI 53923 www.cf.k12.wi.us

District Administrator Timothy Raymond: 920-348-5548, ext. 278 6-12 Principal Debra Torrison: 920-348-5135, ext. 157

Board of Education Information

Rita Woelffer Burmania, President; Daniel DeYoung, Vice-President; Jason Graham, Clerk; Denise Bancroft-Hart, Treasurer; John Heil, Member; Marc Berger, Member; Tammy Schepp, Member. Regular School Board Meetings are usually held on the fourth Monday of the month in the School District Library at 6:00 p.m. Agendas for these meetings are posted at the Farmers & Merchants Union Bank in Friesland, National Exchange Bank in Cambria, Friesland Post Office, Cambria Post Office, and on the doors of the school entrances.