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SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS

* Kevin Mackey –Board Chair

* Sherry Lynn Dow -Vice Chair

* Todd Seymanski -Trustee

* Randy Kelley -Trustee

* Erik Ingman-Trustee

School Board Educational Plans

1. Differentiate instruction to meet the needs of our wide range of student ability levels and learning needs. 2. Recognize and reward excellence in student achievements. 3. Adopt curriculum material rotation which aligns schools K-12. 4. Attract and retain quality personnel. 5. Implement on-going strategies to improve school climate, student leadership and responsible decision-making. 6. Create a multi-hazard emergency plan with crisis response team. 7. Compile a community resource list and volunteer program. 8. Keep technology resources up-to-date in all curricular and administrative areas. 9. Re-evaluate structure of school-wide fundraising efforts. 10. Adhere to long range maintenance, renovation and replacement schedule for facilities, grounds, bus and food service. 11. Incorporate drug awareness education into the curriculum. 12. Provide academic challenge for students through expanded enrichment opportunities, advanced courses, scheduling flexibility and increased course offerings.

Centerville School 693 Stockett Road

Sand Coulee, MT 59472

406-736-5167

Miner News December 2019/January 2020

High School Athletes Successful After Graduation

Every year, schools are faced with defending expenditures for athletics and

other activity programs – particularly in the past few years with the downward

spiral in the economy. In some cases, these programs have been seen as a

“luxury” item in the overall educational offerings of a school.

Fortunately, however, success stories continue to unfold that document the

value of these programs in the nation’s high schools. While those students

currently involved in high school activity programs generally earn better grades,

have fewer discipline problems and learn the skills of teamwork, perhaps the

most significant benefit comes years later as productive citizens in successful

careers.

High school student athletes report that good competition teaches you to focus,

set goals and develop the courage to go after your dream. Without taking that

first step or having the courage to overcome your fears it’s not really possible to

grow into the person you want to become and accomplish your goals. From

another perspective high school sports teach students how to achieve success

through hard work, and how succeeding as a team often exceeds the feeling of

accomplishment obtained by succeeding as an individual.

It is well documented that in a time of life that can be very challenging for some

individuals as they’re learning about themselves and trying so hard to fit in with

peers, high school sports provide an opportunity to be involved. These student

athletes feel like they belong with a group of people. It is from this point that a

number of personnel interactive skills evolve that help individuals learn how to

make good choices and develop strong bonds and ties for strong friendships.

These skills translate well later in life to help student athletes become good

workers who make good choices and develop good relationships at work and

beyond.

In the end, high school sports teach students that consistency, having a plan and

outworking your competition equals success. This is a place where high school

athletes use their participation as a springboard so years later they can become

productive citizens in successful careers.

John McGee

Centerville School Superintendent

Why Is Coming To School On Time So Important?

Those early morning alarm clock sounds, or a smartphone alarm, can be one of the worst sounds a sleepy student hears. But as we all should know, being on time to school each day benefits students' academic performance and future professional habits. Students who arrive at school early have an advantage over classmates who stumble through the door after class has started. When children begin to have unexcused tardiness this can mean short-term penalties and lifelong consequences. Any age of students are well advised to learn not just the advantages of showing up early, but also the pitfalls of showing up late.

Students arriving to school with time to spare have the luxury of settling in, preparing their class materials and focusing their minds on the learning to come. This also gives the time any child needs to literally wake up. Showing up on time benefits the often hard time children have in getting ready to concentrate on the day’s first lessons. Students showing up in the middle of a lesson truly miss out on this natural transition period that all teachers begin their day with. Children may lose even more of the lesson as they frantically hustle settling into an academic day. This can contribute to possible lower grades and chronic tardiness.

Coming to school after classes have begun can cause students to miss more than just an introduction to a new lesson. While waiting for the bell to ring, teachers are sharing important informal details like: reminders of upcoming assignments, class projects, reviewing classroom rules and expectations, and other school related activities. Students who show up late may miss out on these details and as a result, be unprepared for some future class event. While a teacher will likely remind them of crucial information throughout the day, latecomers may miss out on courtesy reminders. Students who show up on time everyday can rest assured they have all the necessary information to help them succeed throughout the day.

Arriving late to school on a consistent basis could have long term academic effects. If showing up late to school becomes a habit, students may develop the notion that tardiness is acceptable behavior. This belief can negatively impact their future work ethic and employment opportunities. Prospective employers are in contact with schools concerning applications attendance and tardy habits during their high school years. Alternatively, showing up on time to school everyday can help students develop the habit of being punctual with important commitments. This habit can serve all students very well in their future lives and careers.

Michael Taylor

PreK-12 Principal

Centerville MBI/BPA/PTA Angel Tree This holiday season the Centerville MBI and BPA chapters are hosting an angel tree for students in our Centerville community. There will be two trees, located at the school in the commons area and by the gym to choose tags from. Should you take one, we ask that all gifts be wrapped and dropped back off at the school before December 19th. The angel tree is a positive reinforcement for the community. Anything helps and will help make someone’s holiday season brighter. Any questions, please contact Ms. McDaniel or Mrs. O’Brien at the school, 736-5123.

Counselor Corner Newsroom!

This year has been a busy one already! In September the Juniors took the ASVAB Inventory Test. The scores this year were the highest I have seen in the last four years. They received their results and learned about their interests and where they would best fit in career opportunities. They too were given information regarding the Army National Guard and the Army Reserve. We had two recruiters come to the school and give information on serving and the benefits related. We have a few highly interested in the military. We will continue this each year for sure and add different military branches as the opportunity arises. The Juniors were administered the PSAT test. We will get the results on those later this year. This test is a practice test for ACT which we administer but also the SAT if a student would like to take it on their own. We administer the ACT due to the colleges and universities of Montana require the ACT score. The ACT will be administered on March 24th, 2020. We have a FAFSA Night that is in the process of being rescheduled. Due to weather it was cancelled last month. The FAFSA is the federal loan applied for to cover higher educational costs. It assists with the Pell Grants which is a free grant if applicable. This is all done online and easier than a long few years ago! You truly deserved a degree just on completing those back in the day! Hee hee! That’s the good news! When a date is set, I will make sure those signed up are aware. The testing schedule is below. One test new this year is the MSA. Montana Science Assessment is replacing the CRT paper test that was administered to all 3,5,8 and 10th grades. The MSA is administered to the 3,5 and 11 but the state is asking for acceptance of 11th grade being waived as they take the ACT. This test will be given between March 16-May 8th. Smarter Balance testing for the 3-8 grades will be starting on an earlier date than the previous years. These tests cover Math and ELA subject material. These are online tests and the results will be here in the fall of the coming year. The dates for SBAC are March 9th-May 15th. Along with these tests, the colony schools (3) will be administered the WiDA testing which begins December 4th-January 29th. The tests focus on the English language learners and meeting a proficiency requirement set by the state and federal guidelines. Seniors and Juniors were able to attend the College Fair to talk to schools they may be interested in or had never heard of in person at the UP gym. This is an annual event that brings in schools from other states, different military branches and specialized schools such as culinary arts. This is a big opportunity for the students to get information and ask questions regarding campus life, sports, etc that they may be interested in. The Juniors attended the LIFE Event which is a career fair. This is the first year we were able to attend due to the date was open and not during VB divisional tournaments. The class was able to talk to people in their field, experience giving shots, being fingerprinted, virtual reality lens and many other hands on opportunities. This was a big hit for them to discuss their future and learn of what other careers are available to them. The year has been busy already and we are only one quarter in! It shall be an awesome one!!

Honor Roll for First Quarter

The first quarter is over and we are proud of our Miner students! With this first quarter ending and the 2nd beginning, we are off to a great start. Below are the students on Honor Roll and High

Honor Roll for the Junior High and High School! Way to go, students!!

1st Quarter Honor Roll HS

Honor Roll 4.0

Seniors Juniors Sophomores Freshman Hailey Christian Abigail Whitney Annie Cook Terra Brooks

Shaylyn Dilley Chaz Dilley Laynie Drew Kaley Furr Haley Hartman Kaylee Lindner Carson McGinness Story Nikolakakos

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High Honor Roll 3.5 - 3.99

Seniors Juniors Sophomores Freshman Grant Cotton Rylee Cavill Cristin Burke Madisyn Burgess Jadon Davis Peru Cisneros Kalyn Dow Kaci Darko Teigan Isakson Kimberlee Scott Amayrani Olvera Brandi Hofland Hailey Konesky Keegan Klasner Kimi Morandi Eathan Upchurch

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Honor Roll 3.0 - 3.49

Seniors Juniors Sophomores Freshman Bridger Cavill Teigan Brooks James Eli Tylee Boadle

Jace McLean Emily Lindgren Cade Hutchins Eva Sullivan Kyger Smith Kallie Meyerhoff Luke Moore

1st Quarter Honor Roll JHS

Honor Roll 4.0 8th 7th 6th

Jeremiah Mackey Madisyn Peters ______________________________________________________________________________

High Honor Roll 3.5 - 3.99 8th 7th 6th

Gavin Branscomb Kale Annis Grady Dow Keaton Cavill David Budenbender Logan George Kandie Chartier Taylor Hook Chase Cook Xander Troyer Eliana Hutchins Caden Olson Gwyn Whitney

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Honor Roll 3.0 - 3.49 8th 7th 6th Connor Evans Kaliey Boberg Jonas Belmontez Mitch Detton Lexi Burgess Kendal Garber Bailey Butler Tanner Hook Taela Knable Luke Moore Kally Konesky Victoria Knoff Livia Lorang Cooper Kunkel Landon Miklos Phoenix Miller

Madisen Sidle

Music Notes Christmas Concert The Centerville 6th grade-HS Christmas Concert will be on December 16th at 6:30pm and the PK-5th concert will be on December 17th at 6:30pm. The high school band will be hosting a spaghetti dinner in the cafeteria before the concert from 5:00-6:00 to raise money for their band trip. The cost is $5 a plate or $20 a family. Please come out and support the Centerville band! Fundraisers The Centerville High School Band will be having various fundraisers throughout the school year in order to raise money for their band trip on June 4th -June 8th.Our next one is on December 23rd from 11am-8pm at Teriyaki Madness. Please keep an eye out for newsletter announcements and/or flyers about these events in the upcoming future. Pep Band Your high school band student is required to attend the pep band games. Students who play varsity sports are exempt if they are playing for any of the below events.

Sponsors Thank you to this year's sponsor Big Sky Dental! We appreciate their support!

Date Opponent Call Time Game Time

Saturday Dec. 7 BB- Simms 4:00 5:00

Monday Dec. 16 6-HS BAND 6:00 6:30

Friday Dec. 20 Christmas “Caroling” 8:30am (tentative) 8:45am (tentative)

Saturday, Jan. 4 HW/Geraldine 4:00 5:00

Thursday, Jan 9 Sunburst 5:00 6:00

Saturday, Jan. 18 DGS 4:00 5:00

Friday, Jan. 24 Winnett/GR 5:00 6:00

Friday, Jan. 31 Belt 5:00 6:00

Saturday, Feb. 8 Roy Winnifred 4:00 5:00

Friday, Feb. 14 Tri-cities 5:00 6:00

STUDENT COUNCIL NEWS…..

On October 14th we had our first Student Council meeting to introduce our new members to the Council. The new officers include Shaylyn Dilley as President, Carson McGinness as Vice President, Kim Scott as Secretary, and Teigan Brooks as Historian. We also introduced the class representatives from each class. The Freshman representative is Laynie Drew, Sophomores is Cade Hutchins, Juniors is Rylee Cavill, and Seniors is Jadon Davis. So far we have completed Red Ribbon Week through the entire school. We presented the negative effects of drugs and alcohol and every class participated in an activity to help teach about peer pressure and false advertising. The elementary students were encouraged to wear red and the best dressed winners received prizes. We are currently working on the Thanksgiving Food Drive. We will be filling 20 food baskets complete with turkey, potatoes, stuffing and canned goods collected during the week of the drive. Leftover canned goods will be donated to the Centerville Food Pantry. Finally, we welcomed a new advisor to help Mrs. McCale with the Council activities. Mrs. Iverson, our Government teacher, will be a great addition to the organization. Thank you to all new members and officers and let’s make this year great.

Host e d b y t he Ce nt e r v i lle M ine r Va r sit y Che e r le a de r s!

This fundraiser will help our varsity team attend CheerFest (the largest cheerleading competition in the state) at Fergus High School in Lewistown on March 20th.

All gir ls & boys Pr e- K t hr ough 5t h gr ade welcom e!

Sat ur day, Febr uar y 8t h f r om 9:00 AM t o 1:00 PM in t he Gym

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Par t icipant s Will L ear n:

St r et ches Cheer s School Song Rout ine

St unt s J um ps Tum bling

Performance during halftime of the Girls’ Varsity Basketball Game that night!

Please wait with your child in the commons no later than 4:45 PM

Please return the bottom form and money to the school by Thursday, January 23rd to preorder your Little Miner Cheer Camp T-shirt

Checks payable to: CENTERVILLE SCHOOL Registration may be turned in late & last minute sign-up at 9:00am the day of the camp will be available,

but sizing and availability of T-shirts will be limited if registration is turned in after the 23rd.

HURRY & SIGN UP! You don’t w a nt t o m iss out on a ll t he FUN!

L it t le Miner Cheer Cam p Regist r at ion

Student Name: _____________________________ Grade: ______ Shirt Size: YS YM YL YXL AS AM AL AXL

Guardian Name: ____________________________ Phone Number: ________________________________

Stunts will be limited to small thigh stands or halfs, and tumbling will be limited to cartwheels and roundoffs (all based on experience and skill level). By signing below, I understand that the Centerville Miner Varsity Cheerleaders, the Centerville School, their staff, and their volunteers are not responsible for any accidents, injuries, or stolen/lost items. Parent/Guardian Signature: _________________________________________________________________

Need more info? Contact Tressa Street: 406-899-3491 OR tressab@centerville.k12.mt.us

Happy Holidays! Wow! What a great Arts and Entertainment Auction we had! The community support was amazing. It sure takes a village and you were there to support our kids and their afterschool program. Together, with the dinner, bake sale, raffle, silent auction and live auction we raised $8,000 for our program. That is just amazing!

A big thank you to all of our donors! It really means a lot to me that everyone pulls together to help me pull off this wonderful event. So thank you!!!!

Upcoming News:

In January, we will have Muffins with Mom and in February, we will have Donuts with Dad. Dates to be determined. Again, thank you for your support!! I love this community and school!

Mrs. Burton LEAP Director 3rd Grade Teacher

LEAP News

CENTERVILLE SCHOOL December

2019

The library is not only a fun place to go, it’s a place to

connect, to share, to grow & help others expand their

horizons.” Lynne T.

In Wrecking Ball, Book 14 of the Diary of a Wimpy Kid series—from #1

international bestselling author Jeff Kinney—an unexpected inheritance gives

Greg Heffley’s family a chance to make big changes to their house.

But they soon find that home improvement isn’t all it’s cracked up to be.

Once the walls come down, all sorts of problems start to crop up. Rotten

wood, toxic mold, unwelcome critters, and something even more sinister all

make Greg and his family wonder if the renovations are worth the trouble.

When the dust finally settles, will the Heffleys be able to stay . . . or will they

need to get out of town?

New Novel

Amazon.com, 2019

Centerville Booster Club would like to congratulate all of our football, volleyball and cross country athletes on an amazing season. Thank you to our cheerleaders and pep band for your enthusiasm and support at the games. It was wonderful to see the fans and parents show up in full force (in sometimes less than ideal weather conditions) to encourage and cheer on our kids.

We would like to give an extra special congratulation to our girls cross country team and Coach Garber on a 3rd place finish at state!!! We also had several of our boys receive All-Conference honors for football which is no easy task in a district as tough as ours.

Something that we are very excited about is the large number of our kids who received academic all-state awards this fall! The students must maintain a minimum 3.5 GPA during the season to earn this honor. In addition to their certificate, Booster Club gave each of the following award recipients a pair of customized sport socks that they can wear with pride, as this is quite the accomplishment!

Terra Brooks Chaz Dilley Grant Cotton

Madisyn Burgess Kalyn Dow Jadon Davis

Kaci Darko Haley Hartman Shaylyn Dilley

Laynie Drew Story Nikolakakos Kaley Furr

Keegan Klasner Rylee Cavill Jacob Kelley

Eathan Upchurch Peru Cisneros Hailey Konesky

Cristin Burke Kim Scott Carson McGinness

Annie Cook Hailey Christian Kimi Morandi

Basketball season is upon us and our first game will be at home on Saturday December 7th against Simms. Please come out and cheer on our Miners!!!

* We are in search of volunteers to sell 50/50 tickets at the home basketball games. Please let us know if you are willing to help out.

* Keep on the look-out, as we will be raffling off a beautiful Centerville Miner corn-hole game later this winter.

* Do not forget to place your orders for your new Miner gear by December 5th. Order forms are on the school website and are also available at the school office.

Booster Club meetings are the first Monday of the month at 6:00 PM in the school commons. We would love to have you! Please follow us on Facebook for the latest updates (Centerville Booster Club).

President: J ill Mackey Treasurer: Sherry Lynn Dow

Vice President: Kim Dilley Secretary: Teresa Cotton

Booster Club News

Ski PE Day is scheduled for January 10, 2020 Look for more information sent home this month and have money turned in before break (December 19)

Ski Snowboard Own Snowboard

Grades K-1* $35 N/A N/A

Grades 2-12 $27 $35** $27**

Chaperones *** $27 $35 $27

Teachers Free $27 $0

*You must be at least 5 years old to be considered a kindergartener. ** You must be at least 8 years old to snowboard.

***Chaperones must be ADULTS (i.e., no longer in High School) NOTE: There is a $17 fee for switching activities during the day

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Centerville Christmas Program & Spaghetti Dinner

Spaghetti Dinner

December 16 and 17 from 5:00-6:00

Centerville School Cafeteria

$5 per plate or $20 for family of 5 or more.

*family consists of parents/legal guardians and children

100% of the profit will go to support the high school band tour in the spring of 2020. They will be attending masterclasses at three universities and performing at

Silverwood Amusement Park.

Concert

Centerville School Gymnasium 6:30-7:30

Dec. 16th: 6th Grade- High School Christmas Concert

Dec. 17th: PK through 5th Christmas Concert

Cookies and punch will be provided after the concert

Please RSVP for the spaghetti dinner no later than December 10th by submitting the form below to Ms. Hotz or sending an email to:

jenniferh@centerville.k12.mt.us

--------------—————————---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Family Name: ______________________________ Number of people eating: _____________________ What Concert Day:___________________________

Non-Profit Organization

U.S. POSTAGE PAID

Sand Coulee, MT 59472

Permit No.1

Centerville Public Schools

693 Stockett Rd

Sand Coulee, MT 59472

With cold weather quickly approaching please

remember to send your children properly dressed

for the weather—but since this is Montana and it

changes every few minutes please send boots,

hats and gloves—Our school guideline for

sending the children outside is if it is ZERO

degrees or warmer they go outside to play!!

Thank you, Mrs Goff

Attention Parents Please remember if your child is absent due to doctor or

dentist appointments please get a note from the receptionist and bring back to the office so the time

away from school will be recorded as an excused

absence.

Thank You !

Centerville Food Bank

Is open to those in need

Monday thru Thursday,

6:00 AM to 5:00 PM

Friday 8:00—11:00