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TEA AREA SCHOOL, P.O. BOX 488, TEA, SD 57064 – 605-498-2700 •A sense of belonging for all •A passion for student success in a global society •A relentless pursuit of student achievement

TITAN TRIBUNE

MONDAY, MAY 13, 2013 TEA AREA SCHOOL, POB 488, TEA, SD 57064 – 605-498-2700 VOLUME 4 ISSUE 7

TEA AREA SCHOOL

DISTRICT

From the Superintendent’s Desk

By Mrs. Lowery, Superintendent

Celebrating Beginnings and Endings The school year is quickly coming to an end, but not slowing down in the least. Concerts, plays, ceremonies, and

spring activities keep Titan fans hopping from night to night. As I attend events across the district, I realize how blessed I am to be a part of the Tea Area family. I have the privilege to experience classes, activities, and individual student interactions with our students from three to eighteen years of age. There are incredible things happening every day. Our students have amazing talents. We have our rough spots and areas that need improvement, but the hearts and souls of teachers, parents, and students continually shine through as we work together to make Tea Area special.

The month of May brings with it many emotions as we celebrate both endings and beginnings. As you look down our hallways, the first graders are stomping their way to second grade, our seniors are running to the finish line, and our retirees are skipping their way into retirement. Each of these transitions will be joyously celebrated, but most of us will shed a few tears as we wonder how life continues to slip by so quickly and wonder what is in store for us next. Perhaps Dr. Seuss described life best in Oh the Places You’ll Go!, as he wrote about the triumphs and trials that come with life. Tea Area is a special place because of the people who make it great.

I am blessed to call Tea Area home and sincerely thank each of you who make this a special place to be. Seniors, thank you for building a legacy of excellence and being tremendous role models to our youngest Titans. Do not forget you will always be a Titan!

Have a wonderful summer,

Jennifer Lowery

Subway Winners Selected

Each week at the Intermediate School the classroom teachers select a student who has shown excellence in any of the designated areas such as citizenship, grades, helping the teacher or other students, attitude, behavior, or just for having a good week.

Winners for the week of April 19, 2013 were, top left photo, front row (l to r), Sawyer Kokenge 3D, Jasir Holder 3D, Colin Blind 6P, Aubrie Castle 3Th, Noah Kreidler 3Th, Grace Stansbury 3T, Vanessa Bermudez 3T, Caleb Grave 3W. Back Row (l to r) Kaden Johnson 4De, Riley Simmons 4Di, Austin Iwen 4D, Derrek Jewell 4H, Garrett Kolbeck 4H, Jayden Schumacher 4R, Carter Jongeling 4R. Top right photo, front row (l to r), Wyatt Nuchols 5D, Logan Monroe 5O, Emma Konda 5R, Jacki DeYoung 5S, not pictured Garrett Campbell 5T. Back Row (l to r), Kianna Chheng Peckman 6D, Courtney Wenzel 6F, Noah Freidel 6M. Kade Gaikowski 6R, Kylie Boterman 6W.

Winners for the week of May 3, 2013, bottom left photo, front row (l to r), DeLane Moe 3D, Tristan Schlecter 3P, Klayton Sattler 3Th, Jaxon Weber 3T, Olivia Heins 3W. Back Row (l to r), Isabella Panaia 4De, Joey Przybys 4Di, Austin Lake 4D, Cooper Leslie 4H, Blake Miller 4R, Carter McGregor 4R. Bottom right photo, front row (l to r), Kirsten Holmgren 5D, Jaeya Jones 5O, Kasheen Hirori 5R, Madison Diehl 5S, Bailey Conrad 5T.

Back Row (l to r), Norah Graff 6D, Jayden Anderson 6D, Rachel Martin 6F, Gavin Graff 6M, Rachel Lindstrom 6R, Trevor Cox 6W.

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TEA AREA SCHOOL, P.O. BOX 488, TEA, SD 57064 – 605-498-2700 •A sense of belonging for all •A passion for student success in a global society •A relentless pursuit of student achievement

Students in Grade 4 study South Dakota History as part of the Social Studies curriculum. This year's study was a part of the SD Road Trip (sponsored by HealthEdventure). Classrooms received burr oak trees to plant on the school campus, supplied by Poet Ethanol. The 4TH Grade students would like to thank Mr. Wayne Larsen for helping plant the trees on the east side of Tea Area Intermediate.

4th Graders Take Their Education Outdoors

finished 2nd in the 300m hur-

dles and 3rd in the 110m hur-dles. Gunnar Ensz took 4th in

the 100m and 5th in the 200m. Brett Herr finished 6th in the

100m. Tyler Jorgensen finished

3rd in the 800m run and 6th in the 1600m run. The Titans took

3rd in both the 400m (Ensz, C. Sabers, Herr, Panek) and 800m

(Ensz, Roemen, Herr, Panek) relays. The 3200m relay

(Gjertson, Eli, Christensen, Alink) finished 5th with their

best time of the season. The 1600m sprint medley (Gors, C.

Sabers, Harmelink, Alink) fin-

ished 5th as well.

On the track for the Titan Girls,

Mallory Pfaff placed 4th in the 100m dash. Kaitlin Hanson

placed 7th in 200m dash. In the

400m dash, Hayley Brands and Kamdyn Roemen placed 4th and

The Titan Field Athletes showed

their strength at the Beresford Relays last Tuesday, April

30th., claiming 11 places. The Titan Girls finished 5th, and

Boys finished 4th overall.

For the Titan boys, Zach More-head led the early charge by

winning the shot put with a new personal best throw of 49’.

Jacob Dancler claimed 3rd and

Nate Schroder 5th. In the Dis-cus, Dancler earned 2nd, Zach

Morehead 3rd, and Ben More-head claiming 6th. Brett Herr

placed 4th in the long jump and Cooper Hansen placed 6th in

the triple jump.

On the track, the Titans got points from a variety of races.

Ryan Sabers won the 1600m run, as well as earning 6th in

the 200m dash. Taylor Roemen

Titans Field Athletes Lead at Beresford

5th. Cayley Schmitt placed 5th in

the 800m run. Schmitt also placed 3rd in the 1600m run. In the field

events, Becca Cordie placed 2nd in the high jump. Kaitlin Hanson

placed 3rd in the long jump. Cassie

List placed 4th in the shot put, set-ting a new Titan school record with

a throw of 33’ 7”!

Relay squads:

400m relay, 3rd place (Underberg,

Hanson, Piper, Pfaff)

800m relay, 2nd place (Underberg,

Pfaff, Roemen, Hanson)

1600m relay, 2nd place (Brands,

Roemen, Schmitt, Pfaff)

Sprint medley, 5th place (Tuschen,

Goetch, Gjertson, Cahoy)

End of Season Celebra-

tion & Awards will be on

May 30th @ 6:00 pm

State Track Meet will be

held in Lennox and

Sioux Falls this year

Zach Morehead placed

5th in the shot put at

the Howard Wood Dako-

ta Relays

Pictures are in and will

be sent home with ath-

letes this week

This will be the last Big

Sioux Conference Track

Meet. Next year we will

become the DAK12 Con-

ference. This year’s

meet is at Tri-Valley

High School and starts

at 3:30 (Field—4:00

Running)

Titan Quick

Notes

Titan Track &

Field Update

Upcoming Meets

Lennox 5-6

BSC Meet (TVHS) 5-9

Region Meet (HHS) 5-16

State Meet 5-24, 5-25

Week of May 6th Volume 1, Issue 5

The Titan track and field teams competed

at two meets over the cold and windy weekend, the O’Gorman Relays and the

Howard Wood Dakota Relays.

The Titans Girls braved the cold and rain

at Howard Wood to finish an impressive

3rd in the 400m relay and 4th in the 800m relay. 800m relay consisted of

Lauren Hill, Mallory Pfaff, Kamdyn Roe-

men, and Kaitlin Hanson. 400m relay

consisted of Lauren Hill, Mallory Pfaff,

Katie Underberg, and Kaitlin Hanson.

For the boys at the Dakota Relays, Zach

Titans compete at O’Gorman, Howard Wood over Weekend

Morehead earned 5th place in the shot put,

There were 42 competitors from all clas-ses and multiple states. Jacob Dancler

finished just out of the medals with 9th.

At the O’Gorman Relays, Tyler Jorgensen

earned 2nd and Cody Larsen 6th in the

800m run. The 400m relay (C. Sabers,

Soma, Herr, Panek) earned 4th place.

Cayley Schmitt earned 2nd place in the

800m run.

Week: May 6 —May 10

Monday Meet @ Lennox

Tuesday Practice 3:30-5:30

Wednesday Practice 3:30-5:30

Thursday Conference Meet

Friday Practice 3:30-5:30

By Brenda Thompson Tea Elementary Librarian

Summer is a time when reading retention starts slipping. You can help prevent reading loss by reading over the summer. There are a few summer reading programs that can help.

Barnes and Noble has a reading program. This year’s theme is “Imagination’s Destination”. Elementary students; grades 1 -6, can read eight books between May 21 – September3 and win a free book.

Those that have a library card at the Siouxland Library can participate in the summer reading program. This year’s theme is “Dig into Reading”. Read for 20 minutes for 30 days and win prizes. There is a teen program also. Students 5th grade and up can read 5 books between May 18-August 5 can earn prizes also.

For students who need extra help with reading, Siouxland Libraries offer a free Tutoring program that runs from July8 – August 1. For more information you can check their website.

Jim at Siouxland libraries sends me all the names of the students who participate in the Siouxland summer reading programs. Those students will receive a special treat in the Fall.

Have a great summer with books!

Baccalaureate - Wednesday May 15th 7:00 pm at St. Nicholas Catholic Church

(full day)

Graduation Ceremony - Sunday May 19 2:00 pm at the High School Gym

DISTRICT

REGISTRATION

DAY Tuesday August 6th, 2013

10:00 am – 7:00 pm

MS/HS Gym *For all students grades Jk-12 attending Tea

School District 2013-2014 school year!

Thursday

August 15,

2013

Calling all Collectors

TAPTO (Tea Area Parent Teacher Organization) Needs Your Help

Did you know that TAPTO collects, counts and turns in?

1. Box Tops

2. Land O Lakes Milk Lids

3. Labels for Education (Soup Labels)

TAPTO has volunteers that sort, count and turn these in to fund things such as:

1. Playground equipment 2. Teacher appreciation events 3. Junior Achievement/STEM/Math Night/Library Contests/HOBBY 4. And many more valuable student programs….

We would like to challenge you this summer and the 2013/2014 school year….

Please collect and turn these in during our monthly contests:

2013

September Milk Lids

October Labels for Education

November Box Tops

December Milk Lids

2014

January Labels for Education

February Box Tops

March Milk Lids

April Labels for Education

May Box Tops

Stay Informed about TAPTO events:

Join our email list by emailing Kristen Daggett at lkdaggett@gmail.com

’Like’ us on Facebook - TAPTO - Tea Area Parent Teacher Organization (TAPTO)

3D - Kourtney Torgerson

3P- Marisa Haupt

3T - Ashton Koch

3Th - TJ Kreitlow

3W - Hayden Hindberg

4De - Kenna Martinsen

4D - Grace Rabenberg

4Di - Sean Poppens

4H - Sydney Hartman

4R - Makenna DeYoung

5D - Liz Van Zee

5O - Katherine Lien

5R - JT Panning

5S - Phoebe Flaskey

5T - Katie Kneip

6D - Colby Malsom

6F - Mya Haupt

6M - Gracie Grove

6R - Teighlor Turner

6W - Jayda Verhey

Congratulations!

May

Students of the Month

Tea Area School District

May 2013

Volume 1, Issue 8

Tea Intermediate

Newsletter

Calendar of Events

May 2 - 3rd and 4th Grade

Spring Concert 7 pm at the HS

Gym

May 6 - 5th - 8th Band and 7 &

8th Choir 7 pm at the HS gym

May 6 - 10 - Teacher Appreci-

ation week

May 13 - 5th and 6th Grade

Field day (make up day incase

of bad weather is May 17th)

May 15 - 3rd and 4th Grade

Field day (make up day incase

of bad weather is May 20th)

May 24 - Last Day of School

August 6 - District Registra-

tion day

Tea Area Intermediate School is partnering with the Pearson, an educational company, to collect research for a study that will provide data from 5th grade students using digital devices.

A form will be sent home 5/2 with your child and we are ask-ing that you please sign and return the form to help us part-ner and learn more about the many ways that we can posi-tively impact and improve stu-dent learning.

The last day of school for Tea Area JK-11 is Fri-day May 24

th. This will be

a full day of school.

The last day of school for Tea Area Seniors is May 17

th with Graduation

on Sunday, May 19th.

District Registration for the 2013-2014 school year is August 6

th from 10

am to 7 pm.

5th Grade Info FROM THE NURSE:

Please

remember that any med-ications left in the health office needs to be picked up by the last day of school or it will be properly disposed of.

Thank you

Summer Tutor

If you are interested in a tutor

for your child this summer, please contact:

Kristin Fechner

Kristin.Fechner@k12.sd.us

Please contact her by e-mail for

prices and more information.

Things to find on our school website.

*Monthly Newsletter

*Staff emails

*Lunch Menus

*Early Dismissals

*Check your lunch account balance. -If you

need your account #- please contact Amy

Brown at 498-2700 Opt.6

*Parent Portal

*School Boards Notices

Please remember students are

allowed to arrive at school

beginning at 7:50 a.m.

(inside or outside) If a

student arrives prior to

7:50 a phone call to the

parent/guardian will be

made. We want to assure

your child arrives to school

safely. With your coopera-

tion, it will allow the

school to have supervision

staff readily available.

Thanks for your cooperation

with this issue.

Need to drop your child off early?

We have started a before only school

program at the Intermediate School.

We have supervised indoor play from 7

AM until 7:50 AM.

The cost is only $15.00 a week per child

for this service. We are a licensed child

care facility and financial aid is available

through SD Child Care Services.

Have a great Summer!

Teacher Appreciation Week

May 6th - 10th Teachers play a key role in student success, and sometimes a simple “thanks” is all a

teacher needs to feel valued. Take the time to celebrate your students’ teachers during

2013 Teacher Appreciation Week May 6–10. We would like the recognize the wonderful

teaching staff that we have at the Tea Intermediate School:

3rd Grade Teachers 4th Grade Teachers Kitchen Staff

Mrs Wendy Devine Mrs Jennifer Deibert Amy Brown

Mrs Kristen Peterson Mrs Kristi Desaulniers Delores Stratmeyer

Mrs Jill Thompson Mrs Amanda Dietz Rose Fodness

Mrs Michaela Thorstenson Mrs Sarah Harte Lori Diehl

Mr John Westoff Mrs Beth Rhead

5th Grade Teachers 6th Grade Teacher Custodians

Ms Mary Donley Mr Dale Daugherty Fidel Villerreal

Ms Sarah Otten Mrs Kristin Fechner James McKiernan

Mrs Jessie Rasmussen Mrs Tori Miles George Beeler

Mr Nick Smith Mrs Robin Row

Mrs Marilyn Thomas Mrs Rick Willemssen

Other Intermediate Staff

Mrs Dana Berg - Principal Mrs Dawn Bagherpour - ESL

Mrs Tasha Weber - Secretary Mr Paul Jongeling - Computers

Mrs Katie Knutson - Office Assisant Ms Kelsey Krusemark - LT sub

Mrs Jackie Foster - Counselor Mrs Melanie Bye - Aide

Mrs Angie Johnson - Behavior Specialist Ms Pat Tuffs - Aide

Mrs Lisa Ketelhut - Special Ed Mr Steve Johnson - Aide

Ms Samantha Goedken - Special Ed Mrs Phyllis Ganschow - Aide

Ms Michelle Levi - Title Mrs Susan De Buhr - Aide

Mr Al West - PE/Health Mrs Rose Bickett - Aide

Mrs Shannon Fanning - Music Mrs Faith Treague - Aide

Mrs Ruth Erickson - Band Mrs Barb Frick - Aide

Mrs Tammy Dalin - Speech Mrs Janae Poppens - Nurse

Mrs Amy Peterson - Speech

Tuesday, August 6th, 2013 ● 10:00 am - 7:00 pm

At the MS/HS Gym

**All Students need to attend with a parent

The Tea Area School District will be holding their annual district registration

day. This day is for all student grades JK-12 attending Tea Area School Dis-

trict next year.

Students who will be new to the district should complete the initial registra-

tion form at the Business office (131 N. Poplar) prior to August 3rd if

possible.

Things to do at registration day:

● Pickup folder/packet for each student

● For grades K - 6, find out who your child’s teacher will be

● For grades 7 - 12, get your child’s class schedule and make

necessary changes

● For grades K - 3, purchase communication folder

● For grades 3 - 12, purchase the student agenda

● For grades 9 - 12, pay class dues

● Complete and sign the student registration form

● Complete and sign the student computer acceptable use

agreement

● Check bus routes

● Make deposit to lunch account

● Submit free/reduced lunch applications

● Purchase activity passes

** School pictures will be taken on the Registration Day**

Titan clothes and other merchandise will be available for purchase in the

commons.

District Registration Day 2013

Any parents interested in volun-

teering to help with district Reg-

istration day will receive a free

picture packet of their child.

Please contact a school secre-

tary to sign up.

The Feeding South Dakota BackPack Program is a program designed to reduce the risk of hun-

ger among children over weekends and holidays. Small bags of nutritious, easy-to-prepare foods

are sent home with children on the last day of school each week. They are distributed discretely

so no one knows who receives them. There are no income guidelines to qualify for this program,

as it’s based on the family’s needs.

Tea Area School District is pleased to announce that we will offer the BackPack Program to our

students in the Junior Kindergarten through 6th Grade for the 2013-2014 school year. Because

it’s our first year, we will need to raise all the funds on our own in hopes that we can qualify for ad-

ditional funding in the future.

Registration for students wishing to utilize this program will start on Registration Day, August 6,

2013 and will continue throughout the school year as needs arise. The number of students receiv-

ing the BackPack Program will be determined by the amount of funds raised. Students will be se-

lected on a first come, first served basis and a waiting list will be available.

Currently, Tea Area School District has 832 students in Grades K-6th. Of that number, 235 stu-

dents qualify for free or reduced lunch. Which is approximately 28 percent. An informal survey

provided to parents and guardians during the Parent/Teacher Conferences in November 2012 indi-

cated that approximately 40 students in grades Kindergarten through 6th Grade would utilize the

program today, if it was offered.

For one student, the BackPack Program costs $145 per year. This breaks down to:

$72 would feed a child for one semester

$36 would feed a child for one quarter

$16 would feed a child for one month

$4 would feed a child for one week

For 40 students, the District would need to raise at least $5,800

We need your help! If you are willing to donate to this cause, any amount big or small can make a

difference. Checks can be made out to: BackPack Program and are tax deductible. Please put

in the memo “Tea BPP” so funds are designated to our school only. Please mail or deliver all do-

nations to the Tea Area School District, Attn: Kara Spieler, PO Box 488, Tea, SD 57064, so we can

submit it to Feeding South Dakota.

Please direct questions, comments or volunteer inquires to: Kara Spieler, Elementary Counselor,

at 605-498-2700, option 1 or Kara.Spieler@k12.sd.us

Information on Feeding South Dakota can found at http://www.feedingsouthdakota.org/.

To: TASD Parents/Guardians

From: Dan Drew, TASD Operations Manager

Date: February 27, 2013

Re: New Computerized Payment System for School Meals

Dear Parents/Guardians,

The Tea Area School District Food Service Department has purchased a new computerized point of sale (POS) system, to help increase efficiency, service, and accuracy for our school meal accounts. We are current-ly preparing to launch the NUTRIKIDS System on Wednesday, March 6, 2013. For the first few days, we antic-ipate meal lines to move slower as both staff and students become familiar with the new system. We appreci-ate your patience as we move forward.

Each current student has been entered into the system and assigned a unique ID number. This number will be encoded on their ID badge, which they will scan at their cashier station. NOTE: An ID badge is required for purchase of all TASD Food Service meals.

PAYMENTS: Account payments may still be made on students’ accounts by cash or check at their respective building in a sealed envelope with student’s name and ID number. For JrK-6 grade students, payment can be presented to their teacher at morning roll call; for 7-12 grade students, payment must be turned in at the Mid-dle School / High School office prior to the start of school. Payments being made for more than one student must include all students’ information and dollar amount to be applied to each student’s account.

Payment by credit/debit card or e-check online payments is still also available and highly encouraged. Each transaction carries a convenience fee of $1.95 per transaction. If making a payment for more than one stu-dent’s account, you will be asked for the total amount of payment and also prompted for the individual amount for each student’s account. Deadline for receiving online payment is 10:00 AM each school day. Payments re-ceived after the applicable deadline will be posted for the next day’s service.

Account payments will no longer be accepted by lunch line cashiers. Only small amounts of cash to pay for a student’s extra items will be accepted in the lunch line. Change will not be available.

When an account balance is low, the NUTRIKIDS system will allow a negative balance for one meal only. Af-ter that, students will be offered milk and bread with peanut butter at the Middle School / High School, or milk and a cheese sandwich for grades JrK-6. Purchases of school food will not be permitted until the account is adequately funded.

Dan Drew

TASD Operations Manager

Tea Area School District No. 41-5 P.O. Box 488 • Tea, South Dakota 57064-0488

605-498-2700 • Fax: 605-498-2702

Jennifer Nebelsick Lowery Ed.S., Superintendent • Al Laboranti Ed.S., High School Principal • Chris Fechner M.A., Middle School Principal

Dana Berg Ed.S., Intermediate School Principal • Betsy Drew M.A., Primary School Principal • Brent DeBoer M.A., Activities Director

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