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DiversityDiscovery IntegrationExcellence CommunicationLife-Long Learning This Week for Lunch: Woodwinds October 19, 2015 Volume 28, No. 7 City Tins Monday Cheeseburger Tuesday Loaded Mashed Potato Wednesday BBQ Chicken Sandwich Thursday Cheese Pizza Sticks Friday Teriyaki Chicken The City Tins Fundraiser is coming to an end! Please turn your order form and any cash/checks (made out to Woodlands School) into the office by Tuesday, October 20. We hope you were able to orders tins for yourself and as gifts for the upcoming holiday season! Also remember you can place your order online at the following web site: (copy and paste into your server) ***PREVIOUS LINKS PROVIDED WERE INCORRECT. PLEASE USE THESE CORRECTED LINKS!*** Bluemound Campus: https://citytins.com/nonprofit products/?np=woodlands schoolbluemoundcampus State Street Campus: https://citytins.com/nonprofit products/?np=woodlands schooleastcampus Questions? Contact Ms. Gazzana, Bluemound, 4144751600 or Ms. Biemann, State Street, 4149372000. Thank you for supporting Woodlands School!

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Mark Your Calendars June 2: Graduation 6pm- Bluemound Gym June 6: Bluemound Last Day (1/2 Day) Root Beer Float Day! June 10: East Last Day (1/2 Day) Root Beer Float Day! September 2, 2014: First Day of School (Bh Campuses)  

This Week for Lunch:

     

                                                                                           

Woodwinds October  19,  2015         Volume  28,  No.  7  

 

City Tins

Monday Cheeseburger

Tuesday Loaded Mashed Potato

Wednesday BBQ Chicken Sandwich

Thursday Cheese Pizza Sticks

Fr iday Teriyaki Chicken

 

The  City  Tins  Fundraiser  is  coming  to  an  end!  

 

Please  turn  your  order  form  and  any  cash/checks  (made  out  to  Woodlands  School)  into  the  office  by  Tuesday,  October  20.  We  hope  you  were  able  to  orders  tins  for  yourself  and  as  gifts  for  the  upcoming  holiday  season!    

Also  remember  you  can  place  your  order  online  at  the  following  web  site:    (copy  and  paste  into  your  server)  ***PREVIOUS  LINKS  PROVIDED  WERE  INCORRECT.  PLEASE  USE  THESE  CORRECTED  LINKS!***  

 

Bluemound  Campus:  https://citytins.com/non-­‐profit-­‐products/?np=woodlands-­‐school-­‐-­‐-­‐bluemound-­‐campus  

 

State  Street  Campus:  https://citytins.com/non-­‐profit-­‐products/?np=woodlands-­‐-­‐

school-­‐-­‐-­‐east-­‐campus    

Questions?    Contact  Ms.  Gazzana,  Bluemound,  414-­‐475-­‐1600    or  Ms.  Biemann,  State  Street,  414-­‐937-­‐2000.  

 

Thank  you  for  supporting  Woodlands  School!  

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Woodlands School, Inc Executive Director/

Principal State St. Campus Maureen Sullivan

Principal Bluemound Campus Patty Rogers

Dean of Students Bluemound: Michael Pointer-Mace

& Jeff Rauworth Registrar/Manager of Student Services

Bluemound: Kelly McKenna State St.: Kim McKenna Operations Manager

Bluemound: Rosalie Gazzana State St: Ruth Biemann

Business Manager Michele Scott

www.woodlands-school.org

                                                           Mark Your Calendars

Oct. 23: Café East

Oct. 26: Board Meeting

Oct. 29 & 30: NO SCHOOL

Nov. 19-24: Book Fair

Book  Fair  Meeting:    This  Tuesday,  October  20  @  6  pm  in  the  Library  

Volunteer  at  our  fall  Book  Fair  —  an  exciting  celebration  of  reading  with  hundreds  of  fun,  engaging,  affordable  books  for  kids  to  discover.    

 

Join  our  volunteer  team  to:  -­‐-­‐Bring  creative  flair  to  signs  and  decorations  

-­‐-­‐Secure  community  sponsorships  -­‐-­‐Help  serve  food  and  refreshments  -­‐-­‐Organize  and  put  things  in  place  

-­‐-­‐Offer  a  helping  hand,  set  up,  or  pack  up  -­‐-­‐Help  shoppers  of  all  ages  find  the  perfect  book  

 

We  appreciate  your  support  in  whatever  form  it  takes!  

Chilly Coat Closet Has  your  child  ever  forgotten  a  coat  and  had  to  stay  inside  on  a  cold  day?  Did  you  know  that  if  your  child  stays  

inside  their  teacher  skips  their  lunch?  The  Woodlands  East  Coat  Closet  is  now  accepting  donations  of  clean  spare  coats,  snow  pants,  hats,  gloves  &  boots.    

It's  such  a  pity  in  the  city  for  a  child  to  skip  their  play.  It's  such  a  pity  in  the  city  to  sit  inside  all  snowy  day.  

 

It's  such  a  pity  in  the  city  for  teachers  who  skip  lunch  It's  such  a  pity  in  the  city  when  tummies  grumble  "munch,  munch,  munch."  

 

If  only  Frances  would  have  brought  it  The  coatless  child  cries  "I  forgot  it!"  

 

No  worries  dear  "we'll  check  the  closet"  The  teacher  cries  "looks  like  we've  got  it!"  -­‐EZ  

 

*  Brought  to  you  in  part  by  happy  children  and  hungry  teachers    

Hello,  I’m  Tim  Baurhyte,  and  I  am  the  Project  Manager,  and  a  Patrol  Officer  for  the  Wgema  Campus  Police.  The  Wgema  Campus  Police  are  contracted  to  provide  safety  and  security  to  the  entire  eleven-­‐acre  campus,  which  is  actually  the  historic  Concordia  University.    The  campus  is  run  by  Potawatomi  Business  Development  Corporation,  and  has  contracted  G4S  Secure  Solutions  Inc.  to  provide  24/7  coverage  of  their  investment  with  a  minimum  of  two  officers  working.    

Each  officer  has  a  minimum  qualification  level  to  meet  to  be  stationed  at  our  campus,  and  currently  there  are  two  levels  of  officers  working  on  site.  At  all  times,  there  is  an  officer  in  the  Data  Center  building  located  directly  across  State  St.  from  the  school.  This  officer’s  duty  is  to  monitor  roughly  one  hundred  cameras  to  ensure  no  incidents  have  occurred,  allow  access  into  the  property  and  parking  lots,  answer  any  incoming  phone  calls,  and  to  direct  and  monitor  the  secondary  officers’  actions.  The  secondary  officer  is  the  Patrol  Officer;  who  must  have  a  minimum  qualification  of  a  college  degree  in  criminal  justice,  prior  military  experience,  or  prior  law  enforcement  experience.  Their  duty  is  to  patrol,  by  vehicle  and  foot,  from  35th  St.  to  29th  St.  and  Wells  St.  to  Highland  Blvd.  In  addition  to  patrolling  the  streets,  the  Patrol  Officer  also  patrols  eight  buildings,  assists  during  the  beginning  and  end  of  school  days,  assists  during  special  events  on  campus,  and  acts  as  a  visual  deterrence  to  crime  in  the  area.      

The  Campus  Police  have  many  duties  to  the  campus  including  safety  and  security,  but  also  protecting  the  historic  value  and  belongings  of  each  and  every  building.  While  on  patrol,  each  officer  looks  for  water  leaks,  broken  pipes,  gas  leaks,  broken  windows,  unsecure  doors,  lost  individuals  and  or  property,  and  many  other  scenarios.  Each  officer  has  a  personal  level  of  pride  and  care  for  their  position  and  strives  to  succeed  in  being  proactive  to  every  situation.                                If  you  have  any  questions,  concerns,  or  suggestions,  please  feel  free  to  express  them  to  me  via  email  at  [email protected]  .    Thank  you.  

Why Campus Police?