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OCT/NOV ‘17 District Newsletter | 13

Boyer Valley Community Schools | 13

Contents1 Elementary Principal’s Message

2 Alternate Bus Routes

3 MS/HS Guidance News

4 MS/HS News & Notes, TeamMates

5 Drama, Music & Yearbook

8 Flu Vaccination Information

11 Sports Schedules

The mission of the Boyer Valley

Community School District is to promote and deliver

a comprehensive, futuristic educational program

challenging all students to develop their full potential

by providing and using all available resources.

This newsletter is prepared in the office of the Superintendent to inform parents & other interested persons of the happenings concerning the Boyer Valley Community School.

Boyer ValleyCommunity SchoolsDISTRICT NEWSLETTER

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Bullpup NewsBy Mike Weber, K-5 Principal [email protected]

Conferences First quarter conferences will be held on Tuesday, October 24,

and Wednesday, October 25. Conference times will be 4:00 PM – 8:00 PM. Elementary teachers will meet to schedule conferences and try to coordinate times with all of the students in your family. There will be no school on Friday, October 27.

Student Absences When your child is absent from school, please be sure to call

the school and let us know the nature of the absence. Hollie or Nurse Jodi will call you if you happen to forget, but it is more ef-ficient if you can call the school rather than having Hollie or Jodi call several numbers to get the information we need. It is best if you can call before 8:15 AM. Feel free to leave a message on Hollie’s voice mail if you call before 7:45 AM. If you know your child is going to be absent from school the next day, you can leave a message on Hollie’s voice mail the night before the ab-sence. Along those same lines, if you should encounter a change in address, phone number, or employment, please call the school so we can update our emergency contact information.

Family Emergencies Families often encounter emergencies or problems that can

interfere with the continuity of the family’s schedule or structure. This can often lead to difficulties at school for the students in those families. Please feel free to share such emergencies or situations with your child’s teachers. This may help answer ques-tions about problems your child’s teacher may be seeing in your child at school. You don’t have to share all of the details concern-ing the situation, but if we know there is some circumstance at home that might be weighing heavily on the mind of your child we can make necessary accommodations at school.

Child Custody Divorce and the impending custody issues can be a difficult

situation. In many cases mothers and fathers are granted equal rights where their children are concerned. In other cases one parent may be given custodial rights. In the latter case, a non-custodial parent may request copies of report cards, newsletters, and other information. This request should be made in writing each school year with your child’s new teacher. If the custodial parent has a court order that limits the rights of one parent in matters such as custody or visitation, the custodial parent should deliver a copy of the court order to the office of each school that his/her children attend. The parent should also discuss the matter with the children’s teachers to ensure the court order is fully un-derstood. Please remember that the school must follow the law in matters of custody and provide equal rights to each parent unless a court order is produced and instructs us to act otherwise.

Late Work Each school year we seem to encounter problems with upper

elementary students failing to complete homework assignments. This is an issue we would like to get resolved as early as possible. We are asking parents to please check their student’s school bag each night or simply ask him/her each night about homework that needs to be completed. Setting a regular time each night to com-plete homework is a good routine for families to use. If there are nights your child does not have homework you can use that time to do some reading together. Students need regular homework and bedtime routines to be successful at school. Also, commu-nicate regularly with your child’s teacher to make sure homework and other school responsibilities are getting fulfilled.

Dressing for the Weather As fall arrives it becomes more important for parents to make

sure that their children are coming to school properly dressed for the variance in temperatures. It is always best to make sure your child it dressed warmly for the morning temperatures. You can always layer clothing that can be taken off later or send other clothes to school for your child to wear in case the temperatures rise throughout the day. At this time of year it is especially impor-tant for children to wear shoes rather than flip-flops or sandals. Flip-flops and sandals don’t adequately protect the feet.

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Extracurricular Activity ConductElementary students are constantly reminded at school about

behavior expectations at extracurricular events. Elementary students are reminded that they are present at the events to be a spectator. They are not to be running in the hallways or around the school grounds unattended. It is explained to students that they can use the restroom, get a drink of water, or visit the concession stand during breaks in the activity. Examples of such breaks are time outs, quarter breaks, halftime, or between games. The school asks that parents help by reinforcing these rules with their children. Students are told that they are not to be kicking balls, tackling, or playing rough during football games. They should also not participate in games or activities that distract oth-ers from watching the football games. Thank you for your help!

School Spirit Day Each Friday we like to show our Bulldog and Bullpup pride

by wearing clothing that represents our school. This can be Boyer Valley clothing or just attire that displays our school colors. Please encourage your child to display his/her school pride each Friday!

NWEA Assessments We will be conducting our NWEA assessments during the week

of October 16. NWEA assessments are used as a 2nd assess-ment with which to compare our Iowa Assessment results. Both assessments are important to gauge students’ progress.

Iowa Assessments The Iowa Assessments (formerly Iowa Tests of Basic Skills or

ITBS) will be given during the week of November 13. We feel that giving the assessments in the fall will allow us to get those results back earlier in order to guide our instructional decisions. It is especially important for students to be well-nourished and well-rested during the week of testing. Please discuss with your child the importance of doing his/her best work on these assessments. If our students do their best work it will give us a clearer picture of how we can help them.

ALTERNATE BUS ROUTES There may be certain times during the school year when we

need to run alternate RURAL bus routes (run on hard surface roads only). We would follow this policy when we have unfavor-able road conditions due to ice, snow, or mud; unsuitable for bus travel while okay for cars and pickups. The buses will also pick up students that live along those hard surfaced roads and at intersec-tions.

Whenever this policy is implemented, you will be notified by the media, or call the school 712-643-2251, for weather related messages.

ALTERNATE RURAL ROUTE SCHEDULE (HARD SURFACE ROADS ONLY)

ROUTE TRAVELED DEPARTURE TIME FROM PICK UP POINT

# 1-Mary Begins pick up at Moorhead pick up point 7:25 A.M.

# 9-Josie Begins pick up @ 3135 130th Street (Craig Reetz) Soldier pick up point 7:20 A.M. Normal highway stops .

#8-Rick Begins South end of Toledo Ave. and back to Dunlap 7:20 A.M.

#10-Gerald Begins pick up at Hwy 37 (Todd Tremel’s corner) then back to Dunlap 7:20 A.M.

#16-Bruce Begins stops @ intersection of Nelson Park Rd & 7:20 A.M. O’Banion Rd. Earling Road & 215th Street U Ave. & 230th Street Regular stops back to Dow City

#7-Linda Begins stops at Kenwood Rd. & N Ave. 7: 20 A.M. continues down the highway and then to Arion.

NOTE: In these instances your student(s) may need to ride a different bus.

Contact your regular driver or Rick if you have any questions. The parents/guardian are responsible to get their student to one of the pick up points designated on the sheet in the morning and to be there to pick the student up in the afternoon.

We will not unload kids unless a ride is waiting for them. The buses will bring the student back to the bus barn to await parent transportation. Dow City School (712-674-3248) – Dunlap Bus Barn 712-643-2211, Dunlap school (712-643-2251 or 2258).

FluSHOTSPermission Forms In This Newsletter

Students planning on getting flu shots should complete and return the Flu Vaccine Permission form with a check payable to Crawford County Public Health by Monday, October 9th.



Counselor’sCORNERBy Keri Roberts, MS/HS Guidance Counselor

NWEA Testing Students in Gr.2-11 will be

taking the NWEA tests during the week of October 16-20. (Northwest Evaluation Associa-tion). Students will be tested in the areas of math, reading, and language usage. Students will take the tests on their Chrome-books. The scores on these tests are very important and are reported to the state. We recommend students get a good night’s sleep and eat a good breakfast the day(s) of testing.

Iowa Assessments Our district uses Iowa Assessments as our primary form of

academic assessments that we report to the state. During the week of November 13-17, students in grades 2-11 will be taking the Iowa Assessments. Please talk with your student about the importance of doing their best on these tests.

PSAT The PSAT test will be offered for all 11th graders on October

11th. This test will help prepare students for the ACT test. Stu-dent results could qualify them for scholarship money, so it is very important that students do their very best on this test. They can sign-up in Ms. Roberts office if they want to take the test. The cost of the test is $16.00 per student. (Checks can be made payable to Boyer Valley Community Schools)

ACT Test Dates: Oct. 28, Dec. 9, Feb.10, April 14, June 9, July 14.

Register at act.org (School code is: 161360)Juniors- I encourage you to take the ACT this year. I have free

ACT Prep materials in my office for students. Seniors- if you have not yet taken the ACT, you need to sign-up

as soon as possible. I’m happy to help you with that. If you have already taken it, we encourage you to take it again in April to see if you can get a higher score.

College Visits (These days will be excused, but will still count in your total

days of absences).Juniors- as stated in our student handbook, you are allowed to

go on two college visits this school year. Seniors- as stated in our student handbook, you are allowed

to go on four college visits this school year. I highly recommend students visit as many colleges as possible to help them find the college that is the best fit for them.

Financial Aid:Students and parents will be able to access the FAFSA website

on October 1st. (fafsaed.gov). Mrs.Hanigan and I will be working with seniors in Career Life Skills class on Financial Aid/FAFSA.

Scholarships Seniors that are interested in applying for scholarships need to

check Ms. Roberts’ Google Classroom & the binder in her office for all available scholarships.

College Fairs All College Fair announcements will be on Ms. Roberts’ Google

Classrooms. Parents/Guardians, if you would like to join my Google Class-

room, please let me know. I’m happy to walk you through that process, so you have access to the information on there.

Senior Meeting I will meet with each senior for about 15 minutes, during the first

and second weeks of October. The goal of these meetings is to ensure that every student is on the right track to graduate and to help students develop a plan for after high school.

Tutoring ProgramAny high school students interested in being a tutor for another

student can sign-up in the Counseling Center. If your student could benefit from a tutor, please contact me or have your student come talk to me at school. Tutoring can be done before/after school, during study hall, or during homeroom.

Volunteer & Employment OpportunitiesOur Boyer Valley students are encouraged to be actively

involved in their community. If you have any volunteer or employ-ment opportunities for our students, please let me know ([email protected]). I will share that information with students on my Google Classroom.



MS/HSNews&NOTESBloodDrive

Science Club Blood Drive will be held October 18 from 8:30 am to 1:30 pm at the Boyer Valley High School Gym. Red Blood cells are the most commonly transfused blood component and the Red Cross is always in need of donations. Blood is a special gift that each of us holds. By sharing it, you can give someone another chance at life. Boyer Valley High School also is part of the Red Cross Scholarship program so the more donors the more scholar-ships are available for our graduating seniors. This is a win win project so we would love to see your at our blood drive. For more information or to schedule an appointment call 712-643-2258 and ask for Stacy Pippitt.

BookFAIRWild West Reading Roundup at Conferences

The Wild West Scholastic Book Fair is coming to the Boyer Valley North library during the fall parent/teacher conferences. The hours the book fair will be open are:Tuesday, October 24 from 12:30 to 7:30 PM and Wednesday, October 25 from 2:30 until 7:00 PM.

Our Scholastic Book Fair is a reading event that provides the books kids want to read. It’s a wonderful selection of engaging and affordable books for every reading level.

Reading for pleasure inside and outside of school has real and long-lasting benefits. It unlocks the power of information and imagination and helps children discover who they are. Please make plans to come to our Book Fair and be involved in shaping your child’s reading habits.

Remember, all purchases benefit our school.See you at the Book Fair!

Just a heads up, next spring we have booked another Scholastic book fair for the spring conferences at Boyer Valley North. More to come at a later date.

Future Farmers of America Boyer Valley ChapterBoyer Valley FFA Reaches 52 MembersBy FFA Reporter Grace Reineke

We are well into the start of the new school year, and the Boyer Valley FFA chapter has reached 52 members! Being the most in chapter history, FFA advisor Rachel Stoberl says, “I am really impressed that we have reached over 50 members, and this is going to be our best year yet!” We encourage any high schooler that is enrolled in an ag class and would like to be in FFA to contact Mrs. Stoberl about joining.

Regarding chapter activities and events, on Sep 16, the livestock judging team of Josh Mordhorst, Dominic Fouts, Nicole Behrendt, and David Roberts who placed 8th individually, placed 4th overall at the Clay County Fair. Another team of Michael Seuntjens, Tanner Hoffman, and Jason Gorden also competed. Upcoming events for FFA members includes Greenhand fire up in Atlantic on Oct 11, National FFA Convention in Indianapolis at the end of October for selected members, and the chapter’s test plot committee is preparing for the upcoming harvest. The soils judging teams have been practicing and competed at the district contest on Sept. 26 in Griswold. The Beef Extravaganza teams also have started preparing and practicing for their competition in December. The plant science class has been working hard, and the initial phase of landscaping around the outside of the green-house will be breaking ground soon. Along with all of the exciting events and things taking place, the next chapter meetings will be Oct 30, and Nov 13.

BV TeamMates TailgateBy Sarah Malone, TeamMates Director, [email protected]

TeamMates hosted a tailgate party for mentors and mentees at the Sept. 15th football game. We took part in the spirit walk as the foot-ball team made their way to the field and then enjoyed tacos before cheering on the Bulldogs. Our next event will be the homecoming parade on Oct. 6th. All MS/HS mentees who are not involved in an-other organization are invited to walk with TeamMates in the parade. Elementary mentees will remain with their class.

Our chapter has been taking part in the Back to School Challenge. We have recruited 5 new mentors during this challenge! Our goal is to have 30 mentors by May 2018. We are 2 away from that goal. If you would like more information on becoming a mentor go to www.teammates.org, or email [email protected].

School Spirit Day will be Wednesday, October 25. Much like Jersey Day in the past, our community will use this day to raise some money for our local TeamMates chapter!

Here’s how it works: Participants can pay an amount of money ($1, $5, etc.) to wear their alma mater’s colors or gear to work. Have fun with it! Face paint, pom poms, jerseys, and all-out SCHOOL SPIRIT is always appreciated! We will be bringing infor-mation soon to local businesses about this event.



Music Dept. NewsBy Ben Schauer, MS/HS Music [email protected]

SAVE BY ORDERING 2018 YRBK EARLY!

Order your 2017-18 ‘Archive’ yearbook sooner to receive a dis-count. You must order before April to be able to have personalizations like your student’s name, class year or other icons on their cover.

•$40 IF YOU ORDER FIRST SEMESTER•$50 IF YOU ORDER SECOND SEMESTER

In case you didn’t pre-order one, we still have a limited number of 2016-17 yearbooks available for $50 each while supplies last.

YEARBOOK NEEDS YOUR SUPPORTADVERTISE WITH US

This year, Yearbook went from being a class to an extracurricu-lar activity, so we won’t be canvasing downtown business for ads. Please help make our yearbook possible by sponsoring an ad in the 2017-18 edition. We depend on advertising and book sales to cover our costs. Please look for the advertising contract on the pages that follow and consider representing your business, non-profit group, or familly. Show students and parents how much our school means to you. Show your Bulldog pride permanently in the pages of the ‘Archive.’ Thank you for your help.

SENIOR PICTURES Please submit your Senior portraits by or before before Thanksgiving

break, November 2017.Images should be no smaller than 2.5x3 inches at 300dpi resolution. You

may e-mail images to Mr. Mallory at [email protected], submit actual prints to the MS/HS office, or upload via www.RepalyIt.com.

We Need YOUR PicturesThe ‘Archive’ needs pictures. Help us make this YOUR year-

book. Help us make this the BEST yearbook ever. Just visit:

http://www.replayit.com Register (for free) and you’ll be able to see all the pictures we’re

putting in the yearbook, plus more. More importantly, you’ll be able to upload yours too. It’s easy and fun! Download a FREE ReplayIt App for your Android or iPhone.

‘Ragnasplosion’ WORLD PREMIERE AT BVS

The BV Drama Department is taking on another play of mytho-logical proportions this fall: “The Norse Mythology Ragnasplosion” by Don Zolidis. Join the Norse Gods, Thor, Loki, Odin, Freya, and a cast of giants, monsters, and various talking animals on a wild and hilarious journey through some of the most insane myths ever devised by humans!

You won’t want to miss this performance. Not only is it hilari-ous, but Boyer Valley also has the privilege of being designated as the World Premiere Cast for this production! This is an outstanding, once in a lifetime opportunity for our students and an amazing honor for our school district. I strongly encourage everyone to come out and support our young thespians by seeing their finished product.

Performances will take place in the BVS Auditorium on Friday, November 3rd at 7:00pm and Sunday, November 5th at 2:00pm. Tickets are $3 for students and $5 for adults. Advanced seating can be purchased by contacting Mr. Schauer ([email protected]) or the MS/HS Office (712-643-2251). Conces-sions will be available before the show and during intermission. Scripts are available during the performances for the hard of hearing.

BAND SEEKS INSTRUMENTS The Boyer Valley Band Program is in need of additional inven-

tory. If you have instruments sitting at home unused, please consider donating them to the school. Though students are encouraged to purchase or rent their own instruments, there are some families that can only participate in our band program if they can borrow a school owned instrument.

If you are interested in donating an instrument to the school, please contact Mr. Schauer BEFORE dropping it off. Some un-used instruments fall into disrepair and may require a significant amount of maintenance before they can be given to students. Instruments we are specifically looking for at this time include: tubas, bassoons, oboes, and saxophones.



U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

VACCINE INFORMATION STATEMENT

Many Vaccine Information Statements are available in Spanish and other languages. See www.immunize.org/vis

Hojas de información sobre vacunas están disponibles en español y en muchos otros idiomas. Visite www.immunize.org/vis

Influenza (Flu) Vaccine (Inactivated or Recombinant): What you need to know

1 Why get vaccinated?Influenza (“flu”) is a contagious disease that spreads around the United States every year, usually between October and May.Flu is caused by influenza viruses, and is spread mainly by coughing, sneezing, and close contact.Anyone can get flu. Flu strikes suddenly and can last several days. Symptoms vary by age, but can include:• fever/chills• sore throat• muscle aches• fatigue• cough• headache • runny or stuffy noseFlu can also lead to pneumonia and blood infections, and cause diarrhea and seizures in children. If you have a medical condition, such as heart or lung disease, flu can make it worse.Flu is more dangerous for some people. Infants and young children, people 65 years of age and older, pregnant women, and people with certain health conditions or a weakened immune system are at greatest risk. Each year thousands of people in the United States die from flu, and many more are hospitalized.Flu vaccine can:• keep you from getting flu,• make flu less severe if you do get it, and• keep you from spreading flu to your family and

other people.

2 Inactivated and recombinant flu vaccines

A dose of flu vaccine is recommended every flu season. Children 6 months through 8 years of age may need two doses during the same flu season. Everyone else needs only one dose each flu season.Some inactivated flu vaccines contain a very small amount of a mercury-based preservative called thimerosal. Studies have not shown thimerosal in vaccines to be harmful, but flu vaccines that do not contain thimerosal are available.

There is no live flu virus in flu shots. They cannot cause the flu.There are many flu viruses, and they are always changing. Each year a new flu vaccine is made to protect against three or four viruses that are likely to cause disease in the upcoming flu season. But even when the vaccine doesn’t exactly match these viruses, it may still provide some protection.Flu vaccine cannot prevent:• flu that is caused by a virus not covered by the vaccine,

or• illnesses that look like flu but are not.It takes about 2 weeks for protection to develop after vaccination, and protection lasts through the flu season.

3 Some people should not get this vaccine

Tell the person who is giving you the vaccine:• If you have any severe, life-threatening allergies.

If you ever had a life-threatening allergic reaction after a dose of flu vaccine, or have a severe allergy to any part of this vaccine, you may be advised not to get vaccinated. Most, but not all, types of flu vaccine contain a small amount of egg protein.

• If you ever had Guillain-Barré Syndrome (also called GBS).Some people with a history of GBS should not get this vaccine. This should be discussed with your doctor.

• If you are not feeling well. It is usually okay to get flu vaccine when you have a mild illness, but you might be asked to come back when you feel better.



Child and VFC Flu Consent Form

Courthouse Annex116 N. Second Ave.Logan, IA 51546Ph: (712) 644-2220

Administered by: Entered Into IRIS:

PLEASE PRINT

PAYMENT

Child’s Legal Name: Birth Date:

Address: ________________________________________________________________________________________

City: _________________________ State: _____ Zip: ______________ Phone #: ___________________________

Male ________ Female ________ Physician’s Name: ___________________________________________________

Has the child ever had a serious reaction to eggs or any component of the influenza vaccine? Yes____ No ____Is the child sick today? Yes______ No ______ Has the child ever had Guillain Barré syndrome? Yes______ No ______

Last First Middle Initial Month Date Year

I have read the vaccine information statement, or have had the information explained to me. I have had a chance to ask questions and I understand the benefits and risks of the vaccine and ask that the vaccine be given to my child. I accept responsibility for seeking medical attention for any reactions to the vaccination. CDC-VIS 08/07/2015 ___________(Initial)

I certify that I have been offered a copy of the Harrison County Home & Public Health Privacy Notice.

Signature: __________________________________________ Date:

Please Print Name:___________________________________ Parent: _____ Guardian: _____ Month Date Year

Amount Paid:

Cash or Check #:

Make checks payable to HCHPH

NURSES ONLY

Flu vaccine - Site: RD/LD Lot #

The cost will be $25 if: My child has private insurance. My child is enrolled in hawk-i (If enrolled in Hawk-i, the flu vaccine may be obtained through your physician as a covered service.)

To qualify for vaccination at NO COST through the Vaccines For Children (VFC) program one of the following must apply (check one):

My child is enrolled in Medicaid. Medicaid ID #: ___________________________________________________My child DOES NOT have insurance.My child is American Indian or Alaska Native.My child has health insurance that DOES NOT pay for vaccines.Insurance Provider:_______________________________________ID #: _________________________________

Students planning on getting flu shots should complete and return the Flu Vaccine Permission form with a check payable to Crawford County

Public Health by Monday, October 9th.



Adult Influenza/Pneumonia Vaccination Form

Courthouse Annex116 N. Second Ave.Logan, IA 51546Ph: (712) 644-2220

Amount Paid:

Cash or Check #:

NURSES ONLY

Flu vaccine - Site: RD/LD Lot #

Pneumonia - Site: RD/LD Lot #

Administered by:

PLEASE PRINT

PLEASE SHOW MEDICARE CARD TO NURSEMedicare Number with the alphabet letter after number:

Entered Into IRIS:

Last Name ___________________ First Name __________________ Middle _________ Maiden _________________

Address: ______________________________ City: ____________________ State: _______ Zip: ________________ Phone #: _________________________ Other Phone#: _________________________

Birth Date: ________/________/________ Male _________ Female _________

Physician’s Name: Address:

Have you ever had a serious reaction to eggs or any component of the influenza vaccine? Yes______ No ______Are you sick today? Yes______ No ______ Have you ever had Guillain Barré syndrome? Yes______ No ______

I have read the vaccine information sheet, or have had the information explained to me. I have had a chance to ask questions and I under-stand the benefits and risks of the vaccine and ask that the vaccine be given to me. I accept responsibility for seeking medical attention for any reactions to the vaccination. CDC-VIS 08/07/2015 ___________(Initial)

I certify that I have read a copy of the Harrison County Home & Public Health Privacy Notice. I also understand that if I do not have Medicare B coverage, or if I am enrolled in a Medicare HMO plan, I will be responsible to pay the full amount associated with my vaccination.

Signature: ___________________________________________________ Date: _______________________

Please Print: _________________________________________________

Month Date Year

Make checks payable to HCHPH



Ugly Sweater Run

Help support our Boyer Valley Quiz Bowl and Music Department by participating in our first ever UGLY SWEATER RUN!

Name: _____________________________________ Age: ____ Gender: M / F

Emergency Contact Number: _______________________ Relation: _____________

Race begins at 10:00a on Saturday, December 16th (Registration at 9:00a)

$15 entry fee (Through December 9th) $20 day of entry fee

Select ONE event ___ 1 mile walk ___ 3 mile run

I attest that I am physically able and am not aware of any medical reasons that would

inhibit me from participating in this event. ______________________________________________________________ Signature Date

______________________________________________________________ Parent/Guardian Signature (If Under 18) Date ********************************************************************************************************************************************************

All participants will receive a participation medal.

Race prizes will be awarded to the top 3 male/female finishers and the top overall finisher. Additional prizes will also be awarded for the best ugly sweater, the sweater

with the most holiday spirit, and the best ugly sweater duo

Please return the form with payment to the Boyer Valley MS/HS Office. Please make checks out to Boyer Valley CSD with a memo of “Ugly Sweater Run.”



Games Played at Dunlap Field Coach Cody Malone

DATE OPPONENT HOME/AWAY10/6/2017 Ar-We-Va HOME10/13/2017 Coon Rapids - Bayard AWAY10/20/2017 West Harrison HOME

Varsity

FootballVolleyball

Games Played at Dunlap GymCoach Larry Nielsen

Date Time OPPONENT HOME/AWAY 10/3/2017 6:00PM West Harrison Hawkeyes HOME10/5/2017 6:00PM Paton Churdan AWAY10/7/2017 8:30AM MV/AO/COU AWAY10/10/2017 6:00PM CAM HOME10/14/2017 9:30AM CAM AWAY

Sp rtsFall

DATE OPPONENT HOME/AWAY10/2/2017 Ar-We-Va AWAY10/9/2017 Exira-Elk-Horn-Kimballton HOME10/16/2017 CAM AWAY

JV Football

DATE OPPONENT HOME/AWAY10/2/2017 Ar-We-Va AWAY10/9/2017 Exira-Elk Horn-Kimballton HOME10/16/2017 CAM AWAY

MS FootballMS VolleyballDate OPPONENT HOME/AWAY 10/3/2017 Charter Oak Ute HOME10/5/2017 West Harrison AWAY10/10/2017 Ar-We-Va HOME10/12/2017 Denison-Schleswig MS HOME

DATE TIME HOST/OPPONENT10/2/2017 4:30PM Woodbine10/5/2017 4:30PM Multiple Schools10/9/2017 4:30PM OA-BCIG10/14/2017 10:00AM Missouri Valley10/19/2017 4:00PM TBA

X-Country

DATE TIME HOST/OPPONENT10/2/2017 4:30PM Woodbine10/5/2017 4:30PM Multiple Schools10/9/2017 4:30PM OA-BCIG

MSX-Country

DATE OPPONENT HOME/AWAY11/7/2017 Boys v. Underwood HOME11/21/2017 Boys v. Exira-Elk Horn-Kimballton HOME11/28/2017 Boys @ Underwood AWAY

MS Basketball

DATE TEAM OPPONENT HOME/AWAY11/20/2017 Girls JV/V MV/AO/COU HOME11/27/2017 G/B JV West Harrison HOME10/28/2017 Boys JV/Var OA-BCIG HOME

HS Basketball

DATE TIME HOST/OPPONENT11/4/2017 8:30AM Logan/Magnolia11/18/2017 8:30AM Boyer Valley South

QuizBowl DATE ACTIVITY

11/18/2017 NORWALK DANCE WORKSHOP11/30/2017 STATE DRILL TEAM COMPETITION

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