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Highlights & Community Spotlight 2006-2007

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Beginning the journey from effectiveness to greatness…

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BUILDING A BRIGHTER FUTURE…TOGETHER!

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HSSD Vision “We will excel in developing productive, responsible, civic-minded adults who prosper and serve.”

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Bay Port High School wins the 2007 Northeast WI Technical College Knowledge Bowl Competition held on Thursday April 19th, 2007

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Jeffrey Anderson, School Board President swears in two new Board members on April 9, 2007 Connie Stampfl & Jim Goetsch

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Scouts donate money towards Suamico Music Department

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Area Business welcome students in their stores, shops and business in an effort to build relationships and add to learning experience.

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The donors at the 3 blood drives at Bay Port High School this year resulted in the donation of 270 pints of blood. This potentially helped save the lives of over 800 people. The high schools and college blood drives are about 15% of the blood collected during the school year.

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2007 BPHS Prom 425 students attended the “Masquerade Ball” at the KI Convention Center on Saturday, April 14th from 8-12. Dan Noreika and Kim Perkins were crowned King and Queen.

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Laura Graan, BPHS Social Studies teacher Awarded Free Summer Study Trip to Germany and will share/compare with school staff, students and family

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Howard Elementary School Second Graders Published Poets There is great excitement in the second grade classrooms! Some of our students have been chosen to have their poems published! These students will have their poems published in the 2007 edition of the Anthology of Poetry by Young Americans. The following poets have gained this recognition. Nathan Hill, Allison Hartter, Leighann Chilcote, Alysse Kozloski, Jordan Wauters, Ryan Wilson, Tyler Collins, Kylee Roskom, Haley Briquelet, Chris Gillespie, Tristin Klepp, Olivia Labine-Gellerup, Olivia App, Madison Christiansen, Luis Esparz, Hannah Novak, Vong Lor, Sam Cooper, Hunter Posey, Shauna Lemerond, Shelby Schmit, Garrett Schelter, Jenny Shaw

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Caring & Sharing at Forest Glen Elementary School Mrs. LaSota’s Kindergarten class has been involved in a caring project each month of this school year! Projects have included raising money for the Heavenly Hats Foundation, collecting food, clothing or toys for needy families, making cards for soldiers in Iraq, collecting money to purchase Christmas gifts for needy children, sending positive letters to teachers, recycling cans to raise money to adopt a whale and picking up litter outside around Forest Glen.

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May the force be with you! …the Fitness Force that is! The teachers at Suamico School have teamed up to get healthy! During the third quarter, the teachers formed Fitness Force teams and each member logged the number of minutes they exercised each week.

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May the force be with you! …the Fitness Force that is! Bay Port Hockey Team was accepted into the Badgerland Hockey Conference for 2007 – 2008 accepted into the Badgerland Hockey Conference for 2007-2008

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BPHS Academic Teams Success BPHS Academic Teams: Biology placed first. Social Studies and Math placed second in the games. This is an annual academic competition from teams around the greater metro area. We had one of our best years in history.

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Jump Rope for American Heart Association Forest Glen Elementary Students have raised over $40,000 for the American Heart Association in the last three years for their annual Jump Rope for Heart Event. They were the number 2 school in Wisconsin and #5 in the nation last year. This year they raised a total of $10,452.00 for 2007. Meadowbrook Elementary raised 10,235.91 for 2007 and this will make them a top school in the Nation for this year. They have raised a total of 24,776.91 overall in the past three years. Suamico Elementary raised $9,420 in 2005, $9,600 for 2006 and this year $4,051

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Bay View Middle School National History Day Competition at UWGB Brittany Kroll and Josie Ellison (Rouse Simmons- Christmas Tree Ship Exhibit) were chosen for a special award "Best Project Representing Northeastern Wisconsin History". They were awarded this by the Wisconsin Historical Society along with $50! They were the only ones chosen all day for this special award. Kelsey Paulson and Alyssa Hangartner (Beyond the Burger: The Life and Times of Ray Kroc) were selected as the winners of the Junior Division Exhibit Category and will be advancing to the state competition in Madison on April 28th. Frank Befay and Paul Karpenko (What Have We Done: A Documentary on the Manhatan Project) were selected as the winners of the Junior Division Documentary Category and will ALSO be advancing to the state competition in Madison on April 28th.

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Both the Boys and Girls Track and Field teams won the final Bay Conference Track and Field Championship. The boy’s team set a new indoor championship record for total points scored.

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Lineville Intermediate Breakfast Program started in February, Howard and Meadowbrook Elementary offer breakfast also.

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NAPE Testing Volunteers scoring and preparing test results for the State.

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Bay Port Pirates Dance Team received the follow awards for their 2006-07 season competitions: Nationals: Poms - 1st Place and “Over-All” in the combination of all divisions; Funk – 2nd Place; Jazz – 4th Place and they received the “Award of Excellence” for overall competition State.

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Andrew Quinn, Bay Port High School student is a recipient of the 2007 Herb Kohl Educational Foundation Student of Excellence Scholarship

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The Howard-Suamico Business Professionals Association toured areas of the Bay Port High School on April 19, 2007.

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Jacqueline Bergman Twice a week for 17 years, she has been a mentor and parent volunteer for the Gifted & Talented program. As a former Language Arts teacher, she has shared her talents with hundreds of students at Meadowbrook and Lineville

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Meadowbrook Elementary School Invites the whole family to participate in school activities

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Bay View: participating in solo/ensemble Orchestra: 9, Band, 125; Choir:70 Bay Port: participating in solo/ensemble Orchestra: 9; Band:194; Choir:150 62 Vocal solo/ensemble and Qualifying for the State Solo Ensemble Festival in May

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Bay View Middle School National History Day Competition at UWGB.  Brittany Kroll and Josie Ellison (Rouse Simmons- Christmas Tree Ship Exhibit)  were chosen for a special award "Best Project Representing Northeastern Wisconsin History".  They were awarded this by the Wisconsin Historical Society along with $50! They were the only ones chosen all day for this special award. Kelsey Paulson and Alyssa Hangartner (Beyond the Burger: The Life and Times of Ray Kroc) were selected as the winners of the Junior Division Exhibit Category and will be advancing to the state competition in Madison on April 28th.  Frank Befay and Paul Karpenko (What Have We Done: A Documentary on the Manhatan Project) were selected as teh winners of the Junior Division Documentary Category and will ALSO be advancing to the state competition in Madison on April 28th. 

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Lineville’s sixth grade champion, Caleb, & Bay View’s Matt, 8th grade champion advance to the State Word Power Challenge Championship.

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Mitch, 8th grade student at Bay View, finished 3rd in the regional Math Counts Competition, and 18th out of 138 at the State Math Counts Competition. He also placed 1st and 4th at the Metro Math League Competitions this winter

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Bay View Middle School placed 2nd nationally in the fall Scholastic Book Fair 3 semesters in a row.

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Lineville community has been involved in numerous activities trying to raise money for both families of children who are battling cancer. Most of those activities took place during the week of February 26th and a grand total raised during that week was $4,747.17!!!! This money has been split between the two families and will be used to help with medical bills.

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2007 BV District Geography Bee Winners Casey and Andrew. Casey Cooney, BV 8th grade student advances as winner of the State to the National Geography Bee in Washington, D.C.

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BPHS Basketball advances to sectionals March 2007

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“Can’t STOP Knapp!” LV 6th grade students raise funds to win the fight against cancer for the brother of a classmate.

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Lubomira Slusna, President of the Association for Culture, Education & Communication, comes from Slovakia to meet with students at Forest Glen Elementary

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Healthy Body, Healthy Mind Lineville Intermediate adds breakfast before school on March 2, 2007. Emily, School Nurse assists students in making healthy choices.

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Sweet Music! Suamico Elementary sold 95 Holiday DVD’s to add to the $2,300 already raised towards needed equipment & instruments for music. The area Boy Scouts chapter also presented Ms. Capelle, Music teacher with a check in the amount of $1,500 towards the music program at Suamico.

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130 Teachers were nominated for the Golden Apple Award. The following teachers were named Golden Apple Teacher of Distinction: Jenny Emery, FG Kathryn Grusnick, BP Cindi Hoch, BV Jeff Olson, LV Christine Quinlan, FG

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Meadowbrook Science Club presenters at Science Expo, Haley, Hunter, Brynnan, Nicole, Rachel, and Matthew.

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Bay View Middle School students in the CARE Life Skills/Guided Study Class helped sort coats for the Salvation Army’s “Coats for Kids” campaign.

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7 BPHS Wrestlers advance to sectionals

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Bay View Peer Leaders collected 69 shoeboxes for Operation Christmas Child. These shoeboxes were filled with necessities and toys to be sent to needy children in third world countries.

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A 65-member community and district team charts a new strategic direction for HSSD.

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SCHOOL SPIRIT!

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Meadowbrook 4th grade students collect 1,151 books to be shipped to help the children victimized by the Tsunami.

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Bay Port High School Receives $1,000 for “Teaching Wise Money Habits”

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HSSD Staff above & beyond!

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BPHS Swim Team takes 2nd place at sectionals

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We celebrate parent involvement in all programs, i.e. Suamico Elementary Read-A-Thon success.

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Anthony Leanna, student who founded Heavenly Hats for cancer, is a Volunteer of America.

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Hats for Carli Suamico children raised $1,183.69 in their “Wear Hats for Carli” week.

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Bay View students collected 5,799 pink Yoplait® yogurt lids; for every lid collected 10¢ is donated to the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Research Foundation.

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Physical Wellness a Priority

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Meadowbrook Elementary School Ambassadors donated outdoor equipment for the playground and books for the library.

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Howard-Suamico School District Awarded the Meritous Budget Award 9th Year in A Row!

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Bay Port 's Academic Decathlon team SECOND PLACE trophy, 21 ribbons! In their respective divisions: Ian, Ashleen Miranda, Caroline, Jason Nick and Jesse ..

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Bay View Student Wins Essay Contest Shannon, an 8th grade student at Bay View Middle School , won a Martin Luther King Jr. essay contest.

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First graders at Forest Glen volunteered recess time to be part of ‘Project Gingerbread’.

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The Wisconsin Association of School Boards awarded Jordyn, first place in the 2006 Write and Illustrate Your Own Book contest.

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Senior citizens volunteering time.

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Helping Hands continued. Area Business & Organizational members in the community promoting education.

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Fire Safety Month Award Winner, Erica, from Forest Glen Elementary

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Local Veterans sharing on Veterans Day

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26 Students at Bay Port High School awarded AP Scholar by the College Board in recognition of their exceptional achievement on the college-level AP Exams.

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BPHS Students Mentoring & Tutoring Making a Difference

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Howard Elementary School wrote over 200 personal letters to active service men and women

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Area Business Members volunteer teaching life skills.

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We cannot live only for ourselves.  A thousand fibers connect us with our fellow men. ~ Herman Melville Junior Achievement Volunteers

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Steve Meyers, Principal of Bay View Middle School award WASC (WI Association of School Councils) Administrator of the Year

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Jay DeMerit Dan Buenning BPHS Alumni currently playing professional sports.

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2007 National Merit Scholarship Program BPHS Seniors, Kristin & Ian, named Commended Students.

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Emilie and Danielle Bay Port Students among Select Few Nationally to be Chosen for Honor A Celebration of Young Poets.

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Lamers Bus Lines & Early Childhood students honor Lana Stauber, 2006 Presidential Award.

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Optimist Club presented a check for $1,000 to Bay Port Liaison Officer Jody Lemmens on December 5, 2006, to be used toward security upgrades or programs. Officer Jody Lemmens-Sawicki Officer Lannea Haney

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The Bay Forest Nature Center created to teach students to be good stewards of nature

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WORD OF THE MONTH September- Celebration October – Responsibility November – Respect December – Peace January – Inspiration February – Diversity March – Courage April – Imagination May – Appreciation June – Faith July – Citizenship August - Studious

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100 Best Communities for Young People by America's Promise A Noble Cause for 4th Grade Students at Suamico Elementary to raise money to help cancer patients.

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Suamico Elementary students, parents and teachers & contributions of Scenic View Landscapes and Lizer Landscaping, were able to complete a beautiful courtyard for students and teachers to enjoy

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Howard-Suamico Staff Promote Reading

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Community support passing the referendum.

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$65,100 in Scholarships given by the Education Foundation since ‘03

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HSSD students and staff raise over $6,000 for hurricane disaster relief.

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HSSD included in the greater Green Bay area's national recognition as one of the nation's 100 Best Communities for Young People.

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Jason Kamras 2005 National Teacher of the Year speaks to over 300 HSSD staff.

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BPHS Girls Tennis Girl’s Tennis, Katie McDonald was a WIAA State Qualifier and Brown County Singles Player of the Year.

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Literacy identified as the top academic goal in the district budget & achievement plans.

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Buster By Tori, Grade Buster is my buddy, He really is not that chubby, He makes me really joyful, Did I say he’s really truthful? If you made him a pie, I would say he would take anything, He would never ever lie, To me he’s a very special thing, And it only cost a dime, I’d bring him back, Just like that! As it may seem. That’s my dream.

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HSSD students observe Memorial Day 2006 with the landing of a Blackhawk helicopter

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Girl’s Cross Country WIAA Champions and finished 3rd at State

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26 New Teachers Oriented to HSSD in ’06-07

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“The Giving Tree” located in Bay Port High School for all the people who donated dollars toward the Performing Arts Center  

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More than half of Howard-Suamico School District teachers have a Master’s Degree

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BPHS girls swim team WIAA Sectional Champions (3rd consecutive year), 7 qualified for the WIAA State Swim Meet.

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Area performers volunteering time to share with all children.

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BPHS Boys Basketball advance in WIAA Playoffs

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330 Students graduated from Bay Port High School in June 2006

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“I liked him because he always answered my questions and he always was making me laugh.” ~Alex

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Learning is FUNDAMENTAL

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Mike Frieder, Principal of Bay Port High School awarded WASC (WI Association of School Councils) Administrator of the 2006

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HSSD received 9 commendations by the WI Schools Public Relations Association

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Bay Port Pirates Varsity Football team made it to the playoffs again in November 2006.

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My teacher did an outstanding job getting the facts across and always put humor into every class making you leave with a smile on your face. I think she put higher expectations on learning.” ~Kevin

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And in today already walks tomorrow. ~Samuel Taylor Coleridge