Sunday, December 4, 2022

December 5 - 9

D.C. Everest Senior High School Staff Update


Weekly Happenings 

Congratulations to Marlee and Ben Mueller!  Scarlett Charlie Mueller was born on 11/30.  She is 6 pounds and 3 ounces and is 19 inches long! Everyone is well!



19 Senior High STEM Robotics students and others participated in a tour of NTC's Industry 4.0 Smart Manufacturing Lab today. Students participated in hands-on electromechanical and automation activities, learned about engineering transfer partnerships, and received a campus tour. See program information handouts HERE.



Last Friday we had members of the Howard-Suamico School Board and Adminstrative team tour our newly renovated facilities as they begin their own process for upgrades. Thank you to our tech. ed. staff and Aaron Hoffman for setting up a tremendous experience that included presentations by our current students. I was blown away by how well spoken and knowledgable these students were - Always neat to see our student's talents on display!






Announcements/Week Ahead


NHS Induction Practice and Ceremony - The NHS induction ceremony practice will be Tuesday, December 6th during ELT in the theater.  The ceremony will take place Wednesday, December 7th at 7 p.m. in the high school theater.

StuCo Holiday Hall Decorating - Student council will be doing hallway decorating for the holidays- Sunday, December 18th from 12-3 pm, participation is free. Each grade will have a hallway to decorate, similar to homecoming.

Sunshine news - Congrats to Marlee Mueller and her family on the birth of daughter, Scarlet! A Target gift card was sent this week for all that fun new baby girl stuff.

Optional Staff Wellness Activity - Tuesday, Dec. 13th from 3:00-5:00pm Karen from Sassy Succulents will be with us in the art room. She will be teaching us how to make Christmas wreaths. The cost is $27.00 and you get to take home a beautiful, large wreath. Weston Elementary did it last week. Email Jodi Devine by Wednesday, Dec. 7th so we have a head count. We have to have at least 8 staff to run this activity. Money can be brought the night of Dec. 13th. Hope we get a big group!

REMINDER: Autism Training - Don’t forget that Lisa Ladson will be in the district next week, Thursday, December 8th, and Friday December 9th for her first of three scheduled visits this year. She will be providing PD on the evening of the 8th for teachers and associates. All of her PD opportunities are on Frontline for staff to sign-up - associates may get paid for this training. A reminder of her first session:

The trainings are on Frontline and ready for people to sign-up!
  • December 8 and 9
    • Autism A to Z - This presentation will give participants an overview of the most up to date information on autism spectrum disorders, including possible causes, rates, and recent research. The presenter will provide an overview of possible supports to put in place for autistic individuals in a simple A-Z format. These strategies offer clear and effective ways to improve your relationships with and teaching and supporting of individuals with autism.
  • January 18 and 19
    • How to Manage When Emotions Get Big - Do you know students who get stuck in emotional responses, sometimes leading to meltdowns or dysregulation? Are you feeling stuck with what strategies to use to help them support them in calming down? Emotional regulation is one’s ability to recognize and process emotions as well as one’s ability to manage or balance emotional responses. In this training, participants will receive an overview of the neurological and physiological responses that can be activated when students (and adults!) are experiencing a stress response. We will explore practices and strategies to use to help us all regulate our stress responses and return to a calmer state of being.
  • February 2 and 3
    • Understanding, Supporting and Teaching Executive Functioning Skills for your Students - The purpose of this training is to help participants identify specific areas of executive functioning deficits in their students and develop the ability to effectively support and teach students who struggle with executive functioning skills. This includes identifying students who struggle with organization, planning, initiation, staying on task, impulse control, emotional regulation and adaptability and resiliency. The educational impact of each of these areas will be explored and discussed. Participants will learn strategies and supports that can be used to address executive functioning challenges as it relates to classroom participation and performance
$30/qt worth of FREE Over The Counter Products if on our District Health Insurance - For those enrolled in the District’s health insurance with Security Health Plan: January 1st marks the first day of the first-quarter for SHP’s OTC-by-mail program.  Over-the-counter (OTC) drugs and supplies can be expensive. That’s why Security Health Plan is offering you a way to save money on these items by giving you $30 worth of FREE OTC products delivered directly to your home. You are allowed one $30 order per quarter, if your order is less than $30 or if no order is placed, unused dollars do not carry forward to the next quarter. Don’t let your free supplies go to waste (this benefit is per plan subscriber, not per plan member). Visit SHP’s website for more information and to place your order today!

StuCo Holiday Dress-up days - 
Mon 12/19: Holiday Pjs
Tues 12/20: Grinch/Santa/Snowman (color block by class green, red, white. Colors will be assigned to classes later)
Wed 12/21: Dress to impress (NYE party attire)
Thurs 12/22: Ugly sweater/socks/hat


Staff/Faculty Folder: Linked



Important Dates
December:
6            NHS Induction Practice, SH Theater, ELT
7            NHS Induction, SH Theater, 6-10pm
7            Department CCs/Chairs meeting, Admin, 3-4pm
14          BLT. R, 369, 2:50-4pm
21          Faculty Meeting, IMC, 2:50-4pm
22          Winter Break begins at 3:30pm
23-1       Winter Break

January:
2            School Resumes
3            ACP Team Mtg, CR 369, 2:50-4pm
5            Mandatory Senior Meeting, SH Theater, ELT
11          BLT, CR 369, 2:50-4pm
12-13     Final Exams, Altered Schedules
13          Second Friday Count
13          Quarter 2/Semester 1 Ends
14          Senior Ball, Pavilion



22-23 Clubs/Activities Meeting Calendar: Linked Here

Upcoming Field Trips

Complete the following at least 2-weeks prior of your field trip:
  • Consider academic and curricular importance when scheduling
  • Receive Principal's approval
  • Make arrangements for payment/cost of trip
  • Complete request form, attach student list (alpha with student's name, no nicknames, & ID number)
  • If taking busses, student lists by bus with staff member name (health supplies for specific students will be packaged per bus).
  • Verify each student field trip permission form is on file in IC
  • Complete Online Bus Request
  • Schedule appointment with Health Aide to review details about the trip
  • Notice of trip and itinerary sent home
  • Notify special education department/case manager of students attending the trip
  • See Mike Raether if you have any questions. 
District Forms:
Field Trip Request Fillable Form
Overnight or Out of State Trip Parent Consent and Release of Information fillable form
Overnight or Out of State Trip Parent Consent for MEDICAL Treatment and Release of Information

The Medical Form only needs to be completed by parents/physicians if overnight trip along with the Parental Consent.

*NO additional field trips on -
JH Adventure Day (10/19/22 & 4/26/23)
Junior ACT Testing (3/7/23 & 4/11/23)
Sophomore Forward Testing (3/29/23)
Sophomore Aspire Testing (TBD)

TeacherDatesDestinationForm & Class list
Scot AbelVarious dates from 11/28-3/3/23Twin Oaks School ForestForm & Class Lists
Rose Matthiae11/29/22NTC Industry 4.0 Smart LabForm & Class Lists
Cristie Bates12/1/22Holidy Inn (Community Performance)Form & Class List
Roskopf/Paulson12/1/22Bell RingingForm, no class List
Sue Schlinkmann12/6&8/22Junion PhotographyForm & Class List
Roskopf/Paulson12/7/22UWSPForm, no class List
Alex Schremp12/9-11/22DECA's Central Region Leadership, MilwaukeeForm & Class List
Bohm/Jacobson12/12-13/22Kohls WausauForm & Class List
Roskopf/Paulson12/13/22Midwest CommunicationsForm, no class List
Ann Johnson12/14/22Birchwood Place, Renaissance Assisted LivingForm & Class List
Jennifer Gipp12/15/22FBLA to Pride TLC, WestonForm & Class List
Golbach/Gipp/Matthiae12/19/22Church Mutual, MerrillForm, no class list
Roskopf/Paulson12/22/22Old DominionForm, no class List
FT J.Peterson/Schremp1/6/23MidState Technical College, WI RapidsForm & Class List
Todd Bohm1/10/23Leadership Classes in Auditorium, Steve JonesForm not needed
Jennifer Golbach1/31/23Central WI Leadership Program, TBDForm & Class List
Jennifer Golbach2/17/23Central WI Leadership Program, Various BusinessesForm & Class List
Matthiae, Rose3/2/23Sophomore Career Fair @ Wausau WetForm & Class List
Jennifer Golbach3/10/23Central WI Leadership Program, TBDForm & Class List
Jennifer Golbach4/25/23Central WI Leadership Program, John Muir MSForm & Class List
DeBoer/Thorpe5/11/23DCE Fishing Team Lake Wausau Clean-upForm, no class List
Foster/Strick5/25/23UWSPForm, no class list


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