RTPSD#34

September Newsletter

RICHARDTON-TAYLOR PUBLIC SCHOOL DIST #34

September, 2015

Bohns Byline
It was pretty quiet in
the buildings during the
summer months as the
custodial staff worked
so hard to make the
school buildings look
spectacular. Thanks to
each of you for all your
hard work. A big
thanks to the office
staff and teachers who
also stay busy behind
the scenes to have everything in place for the
students as they walk
through the door for the
first day of school. August 25th was a day to
celebrate as many smiling, energetic children
again filled the halls of
TRE and St. Marys
bringing life back into
the buildings. We welcomed back 167 students in grades K-6,
and we will welcome
fourteen new preschoolers on September
8. We welcome the
many new students and
parents that have joined
our TRE family. We
are excited to have you
here, and please know
that you can call or stop
in anytime. Also, wel-

come back to our returning students and families,

it is great to have you
back.
We have many wonderful
staff members that work
together as a team to educate our children. I am
grateful for such a dedicated staff and the talents
and knowledge they bring
to create a strong, wellrounded education for our
students. I would like to
introduce the new team
players that also have
much to offer. Mrs. Deb
Huffman has returned to
serve as our interventionist at TRE, Mrs. Jennifer
Jung will serve as our
counselor, and Mrs. Kellie Redka and Mrs. Joni
Gjermundson have joined
the ranks as paras. Mrs.
Gjermundson will also be
helping out in the library.
We are glad to have you.
We are going to emphasize Richardton-Taylor
Public Schools five core
values throughout the
year. These core values
are: honesty, accountability, integrity, teamwork, and growth. We

want our students to

make these values a
part of themselves so
they can make a positive difference in our
homes, our communities, and beyond. Please
encourage your child/
ren to live these values.
As the 2015-2016
school year rolls along,
I want to remind the
parents to call TRE if
your child/ren are going to be absent from
school or if there are
any changes regarding
your child/rens normal
arrangements for going
home. It is important
for us to know if your
child/ren are to stay at
school for an event or if
you will be picking
them up after school so
we can make sure the
bus drivers know. If we
are not aware of any
changes, we will make
sure your child/ren follow their normal routine.
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Inside this issue:

Homecoming

Counselors Corner

TRE September Menu

Dr. Vogles Notes

Volunteers

Articles from Mr. Ward

New Staff at TRE

Superintendents Message

Power Announcements

MRSA information

Homecoming

RT and St . Marys Sept Menu

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Mrs. Stromsborg Message

September Calendar

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9-10
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Please remember that we have some
students with peanut allergies so
please avoid sending food to school
that may contain peanuts or peanut
oil. Remember that the snacks that
you send should be healthy. We
will be serving fresh fruits and vegetables again this year on Tuesday,
Wednesday, and Thursday beginning on September 8.
Mrs. Dohrmann has been working
diligently to create a new webpage
for TRE. The webpage will be a
link on the Richardton Taylor
homepage, and it will contain a lot
of important information along with
a weekly calendar. This would be a
good place to keep track of the ac-

tivities for TRE. Our Parent/Student

Handbook is under revision and
will be sent home with your child/
ren as soon as we
have them printed.
Please take time to
familiarize yourself and your child/
ren with its content
when you receive
it.
There are many
important sporting events and other
activities such as the changing program and picture day coming up so
please check the calendar in the
newsletter. Parents, if you are looking for a way to be involved, we

have a parent organization called

PAWS that does many great things
for our students. It is a great way to
help out our school. If you are
interested in checking the organization out or joining, the
next meeting will be held at
TRE on September 29 at
6:00.
I am excited to serve as the
principal of TRE and to be
able to have the chance to
work with your child/ren.
Mr. Bohn
Elementary Principal

PAWS Prints

PAWS (Parents Active With School), is a volunteer organization that supports activities and conducts fundraisers
along with the Taylor-Richardton Elementary School to help provide an enhanced learning environment for our students. Some of the PAWS highlights:

Create a community calendar filled with birthdays and school activity dates.

Conduct the annual Clubs Choice fundraiser which provides funding for teacher requests such as books, audio
-visual equipment, furniture, art supplies, etc.

Instrumental in Project Playground to update both TRE playground areas with new equipment and safer playground surfacing.

Host the annual Spring Fling for TRE students and families.

All volunteers are welcome to join us for monthly meetings or to help with activities and fundraisers. All new ideas
are welcome!
To learn more about PAWS at TRE, check out our Facebook group: TRE PAWS PRINTS or look for the PAWS
PRINTS section in the Richardton Taylor school newsletter.
Join us for our next meeting on September 29 at 6:00 p.m. in the TRE staff room.

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TRE September Menu

Breakfast:

Lunch:

August 31 - September 4
Monday-egg omelet, toast, fruit, juice, milk
Tuesday-cereal, lemon bread, fruit, juice, milk
Wednesday-cinnamon roll, fruit, juice, milk
Thursday-cereal, yogurt, juice, milk
Friday-breakfast on a stick, syrup, fruit, juice, milk
September 7-11
Monday - NO SCHOOL - LABOR DAY
Tuesday-french toast, sausage patty, fruit, juice, milk
Wednesday-cereal, muffin, fruit, juice, milk
Thursday-egg omelet, toast, fruit, juice, milk
Friday-cereal, bagel, fruit, juice milk
September 14-18
Monday-egg & cheese biscuit, fruit, juice, milk
Tuesday-cereal, donuts, fruit, juice, milk
Wednesday-caramel rolls, mixed fruit, juice, milk
Thursday-cereal, cinnamon toast, fruit, juice, milk
Friday-breakfast pizza, fruit, juice, milk
September 21-25
Monday - NO SCHOOL - Pd DAY
Tuesday-pancake, ham pattie, fruit, juice, milk
Wednesday-cereal, muffin, fruit, juice, milk
Thursday-sausage omelet, toast, fruit, juice, milk
Friday-cereal, animal crackers, fruit, juice, milk
September 28-30
Monday-egg pattie, hash browns, muffin, fruit, juice
Tuesday-cereal, banana bread, fruit, juice, milk

sloppy joes, french fries, baked beans, brownie, milk

chicken burger, tator wedges, carrots & celery, orange, milk
spaghetti w/meat sauce, corn, bread sticks, pears, milk
sausage, buttered noodles, mixed vegetables, muffin, apricots
chili crispitoes, w/lettuce & cheese, chips/salsa, applesauce, milk

beanie weiners, lettuce salad, cinnamon bread, peaches, milk

scalloped potatoes & ham, green beans, dinner roll, strawberry
shortcake, milk
taco in a bag w/lettuce & cheese, carrots/celery, cantaloupe, milk
french toast, ham patties, hash browns, juice, banana, milk
chicken fajitas w/lettuce & cheese, chips/salsa, corn on the cob,
peaches, milk
hamburger, french fries, baked beans, chocolate pudding, orange
meatball stew, corn, dinner roll, applesauce, milk
super nachos, lettuce salad, carrots/celery, juice bars, milk
hot dog, puzzle potatoes, broccoli/cauliflower, pineapple, cookie

rib burger, smile potatoes, cucmbers, carrots, chocolate chip bar,

apple, milk
lasagna, mixed veggies, bread sticks, fruit salad, milk
burritos, lettuce salad, chips/salsa, grapes, cookie, milk
chicken strips, tator tots, green beans, muffin, pears, milk
hamburger/macaroni hotdish, lettuce salad, bubble bread,
mandarin oranges, milk
popcorn chicken, rice pilaf, Calif. veggies, peaches, muffin

Volunteers Help at TRE

Volunteers meet at TaylorRichardton Elementary every
Wednesday! We are so thankful for
all the wonderful help they offer us.
If interested please come to the
school in Taylor on any Wednesday, or call the school for more information.

teer to help staff in grades PK

through 1 at the St. Marys building
in Richardton. Any help is appreciated but especially between the
hours of 12:00 and 3:15. If you are
interested please contact Mr. Bohn
at TRE (974-3585). Thank you!

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Meet Mrs. Gjermundson

Hello! My name is Joni Gjermundson. I am working at TaylorRichardton Elementary as a
paraprofessional in the morning and
as the librarian in the afternoons. I
finished my Bachelors of English
degree at Dickinson State in December 2014. I am currently working on my Masters degree (online)
in Library Science at the University
of Wisconsin-Milwaukee.

I was born in Williston, ND and

grew up in Keene, North Dakota
and went to Watford City High
School. I joined the Navy when I
graduated. I lived in numerous places and spent 11 years in San Diego.

I live in Taylor with my husband,

Aaron, my daughter Eva (who is
in third grade at TRE), and three
cats, Foxie Moxie, Azrael, and
Buster the Bruce. We also have a
salamander named Virgil.
I like to garden, sew, and most
especiallyreading! I bought a
kayak this summer and have been
taking it out on various lakes in
western ND. I love movies, heavy
metal/hard rock music and old
school country music. My favorite
TV shows are The Walking Dead,
Game of Thrones, and Vikings. I
also love cartoons on Cartoon Network.

Announcements
NO SCHOOLMonday, September 7Labor Day
NO SCHOOLMonday, September 21Professional Development Day

PAWS meetingTuesday, September 296:00 pm in TRE staff room

Beginning this month the TRE Building Readers flyers will be available to all household via electronic media. Just
click on the icons below to access. Look for the link on the new TRE webpage at www.richardton-taylor.k12.nd.us,
listed under the TRE links Building Readers.

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RTPSD and Power Announcements

Richardton-Taylor School District
uses a school notification system called
Power Announcement. This notification system has features that will make
it easier for us to keep in contact with
your family. To guarantee the messaging system is used efficiently, you will
need to confirm your contact information is accurate and up-to-date at all
times.
Power Announcement allows our
school to send messages using email,
voice, and text messaging. Voice calls
will be sent from RTHS with (866) 665
-4386 as the caller ID number, and
from TRE with the caller ID (877) 2818317 . You may want to add this number to your address book to help you to
easily recognize incoming calls from
the school. Text messages will be sent
using a caller ID of 95664. You may
want to add this phone number to your
address book as well. Please note you
will not be able to reply to text messag-

es sent from the school.

Information was mailed to all TRE
households in August with step-by-step
directions for accessing the PowerSchool Parent Portal and clicking on
the link to Power Announcement.
You will be able to see all the contact
information our school has listed for
you. Within this section of the Parent
Portal, you will also be able to choose
your communication preferences based
on message category, (such as School
Closures), and message type (email,
voice and/or text messages). You may
opt-out of any message category except
for Emergency Messages.

messages to every contact field shown and

every message category that has all three
message types chosen. Please be sure to set
your unique preferences if there are any
numbers or addresses where you do not
like to be contacted.

Emergency messages are always sent

with all three message types, and to every
contact field shown even if you have opted
Setting up your parent preferences is out. We cannot change this. Emergency
messages will be labeled as such so you
your responsibility. To r eceive text
will know it is an actual emergency.
messages you must go to the Preferences by MessageType and check the
If you have questions, please contact
box next to contact me using Text Mes- the school. We hope you appreciate this
saging. By default, phone calls and
school notification system and the flexibilemail are chosen. You will receive
ity it will provide for you as a parent.

Lifetouch
Lifetouch will be at Taylor-Richardton Elementary on Thursday, September 24
to take pictures of students in grades K-6. (Kindergarten and first grade students will be bussed to TRE).
Parents of pre-school students that are interested in having their childs photo
taken may bring them to the TRE at 11:00 that day.

Fifth Grade Band Night

Changing Program

Tuesday, September 8

Fifth Grade Parents Meeting

4:306:00

Wednesday, September 97:00 p.m.

TRE Band Room

Sixth Grade Parents Meeting

Thursday, September 177:00 p.m.

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Homecoming 2015
Homecoming 2015 will be the week of September 22-25.
Dress up days are as follows:
Tuesday-Pajama Day (all grades). Volleyball game vs Killdeer at 4:30
Wednesday-John Hancock Day at RTHS (wear a white t-shirt and collect as many signatures
as possible. Super Hero Day grades PK-6.

ThursdayCharacter/Super Hero Day at RTHS. Dress-up Day grades PK-6

(Picture day).
Friday- Raider Day (all grades) Come dressed in your school spirit.Friday afternoon we will have Raider relays. Football game vs. Drake at 6:00, with Coronation at half time. High School grade 9-12 dance after the game.

Sophomore Parents from the desk of Mrs. Stromsborg

Hello Sophomore parents, your son or daughter is enrolled in my biology class this year. Once
again I will try to stay in touch with you via e-mail address that you provided the school during
registration. I will try to let you know when homework assignments, lab reports, and tests are
either due or scheduled. Hopefully this will help you to help your child stay on task to succeed
and have fun in my class.
If you do not receive a report from me by Friday, September 4, then I have an incorrect e-mail
address or no e-mail address at all. If so please contact me by phone at 974- 2111.
Thank you,
Jan Stromsborg.

BIG THANK YOU TO

AMBROSE AND CHARLOTTE HOFF
FOR THE DONATION OF THE PADDED
FOOTBALL HELMET LINERS!!!
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Counselors Corner by Jenn Jung

I would like to introduce myself as your new RTHS/TRE school counselor. My name is Jennifer Jung and I am
excited to be working with you throughout the school year. I most recently worked as a 3rd grade teacher in the
Dickinson Public School District. I received my undergrad from DSU in Elementary Education and my Masters in
Curriculum & Instruction from Chadron State College. I will continue my education at Lamar University for my
School Counseling degree. I am married to Greg who teaches and coaches at Dickinson High School and we have
three children.
Senior Scholarships:
NDGD Education Foundation (Sept. 30) .......................

www.ndgda.org

Multiple scholarships availaible ..................................

https://www.cappex.com/scholarships/

Wendys High School Heisman (Oct. 2) ........................

https://www.wendyshighschoolheisman.com/

Coca-Cola Scholarship Foundation (Oct. 31) ...............

http://www.coca-colascholars.org/

Horatio Alger Scholarship (Oct. 25) ............................

www.horatioalger.com//scholarships

Wells Fargo CollegeSTEPS Program .............................

www.wellsfargo.com/student/planning/scholarships

AES Engineers Scholarship (Oct. 4) ............................

http://www.aesengineers.com/scholarships.htm

LendEDU Scholarship (Oct. 31) .....................................

https://lendedu.com/blog/scholarship-application/

Juniors:
All juniors will take the ASVAB test on September 24th.

Richardton Taylor School Band would like to

thank Springfield Market, Cenex, and
the community for making the back to
school pizza party a great success!!

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Secondary Principals Note... Dr. Misti Vogle

Hello Raiders! We ar e excited that
school is in full swing. Students are
learning and sports are beginning. The
Raider staff and students are off to a
great start!
While working here at RichardtonTaylor throughout the past years I have
always been amazed at the communitys generosity in supporting students
education and activities. So it is with
no surprise that you will see thank you
notes throughout the newsletter regarding community involvement and generosity.
If you have driven past the school lately you will see the new Crows Nest by
the football field. Multiple people have
come together in working towards
completion of the new building including Mr. Russ Ziegler, Mr. Jody Hoff,
Mr. Gary Messer and his crew, Mark
Homula, Lenny Hueske, Larry Goldsmith, Shawn Carey, Raider Booster
Club and multiple volunteers that have
helped throughout the process of the
new Crows Nest. Multiple donations
made this possible. Donations were
received from Amber Waves, Richardton Dental, Dakota Community
Bank, Jims Repair, Richardton Lions,
Bremer Bank, Beaver Creek RanchPhilip Messer and Sons, Lennys, Ron
Goetz, Stone Mill, Cenex, Springfield
Market, Taylor Community Association in Memory of John Gengler, the

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Woroniecki family in honor of Jordan Schumacher

and the Raider Booster Club.
The football field light posts have also been reanchored for increased structural stability. Thank
you to Lenny Hueske and Crew, Jodi Hoff, Amber
Waves, and Shawn Carey for completing this project.
We are updating our classrooms with new student
desks. These student desks offer students pod seating for group work and easy accessibility for instructors to assist students while learning. The pod
desks provide a comfortable learning environment
for the students and also creates a fresh look to
learning as we teach our students to work together
in groups. Some classes are using these desks to
arrange the classrooms in an open-concept layout,
supporting students visual learning as they are

able to view the instructor

and smartboards easily. It is
our goal to continue to update a few classrooms every
year.
AN IMPORTANT NOTE
REGARDING LUNCH:
I want to inform you that
Richardton-Taylor High
School takes a lunch count
for the day and a breakfast
count for the next morning.
Meal count is taken along
with attendance at the beginning of 1st period. The cooks
prepare the amount of food
sufficient for students according to this count. We
want to provide enough food
for everyone and at the same
time, not waste food. Food
waste in the lunch room has
been excessive in the past
and we are trying to make
the lunch program more cost
efficient. It is important if a
student wants to be excused
for lunch that parents/guardians excuse their
students for lunch by
9:00am.
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Secondary Principals Note... Continued

I do want to address the Multiple-Resistant Staphylococcus Aureus infection (MRSA) that has been reported in our
area. The school has taken a pro-active stance with protecting the students safety and the community. The weight
room, locker rooms, school, and equipment have been thoroughly disinfected. We took precautionary measures by
cancelling sports that were scheduled on August 28, 29, 30, & 31st. I want to thank the North Dakota High School
Activities Association, Southwest Health District, Custer Health, Sanford Health, North Dakota Department of
Health, and our local health clinics for their assistance and support with this matter. Further information regarding
MRSA Staph infection is included in the newsletter for your awareness.

Letter from the Athletic Director

As you may know, Richardton-Taylor High School has had MRSA Staph in our area. We have
already missed out on a handful of game contests due to this situation. We are trying to reschedule all
levels of games postponed from Friday, Aug. 28 to Monday, August 31. I will do my best to get these
games back on our schedule. I am asking that you please be patient with this situation.
If you have any questions or concerns about the MRSA Staph, please talk with Mr. Bautz or Dr.
Vogle. As for questions regarding the make-up dates of game contests, I ask that you email myself at tyler.ward@k12.nd.us. This is the best way to reach me, as I am teaching between three buildings in one
school day.
Thank you all for your time. Have a wonderful day!
Tyler Ward
Athletic Director
Physical Education Instructor
Richardton-Taylor Public Schools

LIFETOUCH PICTURES
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 2015 @ HS
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 2015 @ TRE

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ImPACTs Testing from the Desk of Mr. Ward

Due to the recent addition of the CHI St. Joseph Sport Medicine Team to the Richardton-Taylor Athletic
Department, we have the opportunity to offer all high school athletes to take part in an online cognition test. This test
is one more tool for a doctor to use and determine if any student is able to return to play, if they do sustain a concussion. Information regarding this test is below and is free for students.
ImPACT's Test is computerized test and takes about 25 minutes to complete. It is used to establish a baseline score and if a concussion is suspected, the baseline report will serve as a comparison to a repeat Impact test. We
then use this information to assess potential changes or damage caused by a concussion. Its also another tool that we
use to determine whether or not an athlete is ready to return to his/her respective sport. The impact test itself
measures multiple aspects of cognitive functioning in athletes, including: attention span, working memory, sustained
and selective attention time, response variability, non-verbal problem solving, and reaction time.

Also, the impact web-site also had this description;

IMPACT Features

Measures player symptoms

Measures verbal and visual memory, processing speed, and reaction time

Reaction time measured to a 1/100th of second

Assists clinicians and athletic trainers in making difficult return-to-play decisions

Provides reliable baseline test information

Produces a comprehensive report of test results

Results are presented as a PDF file and can be emailed

Automatically stores data from repeat testing

This test is completely OPTIONAL for all students to take. It is not required. Richardton-Taylor High School asks
that all student-athletes interested in taking this test, to do so on their free time or in a study hall. All results are kept
confidential.
See below for the website and code needed to complete the online test.
www.impacttestonline.com/testing

Code: H8XH7GNMSP

If you have any questions, please visit Mr. Ward or Dr. Vogle at RTHS.
Thank you for your time. Have a great day.

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Superintendent Mr. Brent Bautz

Communication is an essential part of our educational system. We use several types of media to communicate with parents and patrons. If you have any suggestions or ideas for improving our lines of communication, please let us know.

Visit our Web Page at: http://www.richardton-taylor.k12.nd.us/

Visit our Facebook page at Richardton-Taylor Public Schools.

Follow us on Twitter: @R_TRaiders

Twitter is a great way to instantly share information. If you have a Twitter account and are attending a
school contest, please tweet us the final score or outcome, so we may retweet it. Our tweets also appear
on our Facebook page.

The RTPSD uses Alert Solutions, a notification system that sends mass voice, SMS, and/or
email messages. Phone messages will appear on your caller ID as (866)665-4386 from the RTHS, and
(877) 281-8317 from TRE. If you missed the call you can dial the number to hear the message. If you
wish to be removed from the call list or you are not receiving the messages please refer to the Power Announcement article on page 5 of this newsletter to set up your parent preferences.

Watch KQCD (NBC) or KXMA (CBS) during inclement weather for school related closures.

Listen to KZRX 92.1 FM, KCAD 99.1 FM, KLTC 1460 AM, KDIX 1230 AM, or 105.7 FM
The Mix for school related closures.

Quote of the Month:

One of the most important things Ive learned in life is to ignore most of what people say. I watch
what they do instead.
-Amanda Patterson
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RTHS AND ST. MARYS MENU

Week of Sept. 7-11
Mon.-No School
Tues.-French toast, sausage links, juice, fruit, milk
Wed.-Breakfast sandwich, cheese, juice, fruit, milk
Thurs.-cereal, nutria grain bars, fruit, juice, milk
Fri.-cereal, cinnamon rolls, fruit, juice, milk

hot ham & cheese, potatoes, baked beans, salad bar, fruit, milk
chicken fried chicken, mashed potatoes, gravy, veggies, fruit, salad bar
sloppy joes, cheese, pickles, potatoes, salad bar, fruit, milk
super nachos, cheese sauce, salad bar, veggies, fruit, and milk

Week of Sept. 14-18

Mon.-cereal, nutria grain bar, juice, fruit, milk
Tues.-omelets, toast, sausage links, juice, fruit, milk
Wed.-breakfast sandwiches, fruit, juice, milk
Thurs.-cereal, muffins, fruit, juice, milk
Fri.-Carmel Rolls, fruit, juice, milk

Turkey & cheese wraps, potatoes, veggies, salad bar, fruit, milk
chicken fajitas, wraps, rice pilaf, lettuce, veggies, fruit, milk
Salisbury steak, mashed potatoes, veggie, buns, salad bar, fruit, and milk
sausage & gravy over biscuits, omelets, hash browns, juice, salad bar, milk
Chicken nuggets, butter noodles, buns, salad bar, fruit, and milk

Week of Sept. 21-25

Mon.-No School
Tues.-pancakes, fruit, juice, milk
Wed.-Breakfast sandwiches, fruit, juice, milk
Thurs.-cereal, nutria grain bars, fruit, juice, milk
Fri.-omelets, toast, sausage links, juice, fruit, milk

spaghetti w/meat sauce, garlic rounds, veggies, salad bar, fruit, milk, banana cream
pie
French dip, gravy, French fries, green beans, salad bar, milk, strawberry shortcake
Indian tacos, shredded cheese, lettuce, salad bar, fruit, milk
knophla soup, bread sticks, salad bar, fruit, veggies, milk

Week of Sept. 28-Oct. 2

Mon.-cereal, yogurt, fruit, juice, milk
Tues. French toast, sausage, fruit, juice, milk
Wed.-cereal, bagels, fruit, juice, milk
Thurs.-breakfast sandwich, fruit, juice, milk
Fri.-cereal, granola bars, juice, fruit, milk

chili crispetos, lettuce, black beans, veggies, salad bar, fruit, milk, cheese cake
chicken strips, buns, noodles, baked beans, fruit, salad bar, milk
Ham Dinner, au gratin potatoes, salad bar, fruit, milk
Bacon, cheese burgers, potatoes, pickles, salad bar, fruit, milk
French bread w/ garlic & cheese, w/marinara sauce, salad bar, fruit, milk

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September 2015
Sun

Mon

Tue

Wed

Thu

Fri

Sat

5
JH Rodeo @

7
No School

8 ABC VB @
Center-4:00 lv
2:00

4&5 GBB vs
GU/H @ TRE
4:00

10

11

12

5&6 GBB @ Killdeer lv

2:30

FB @ Mott
Regent 7:00

A VB @ Watford

JH VB vs Mott/Regent
@tre 4:00

HS Rodeo @
Watford

ABC VB vs Hettinger

JH VB @ Killdeer
@4:00
JR FB vs Beach
13

14

15

HS Rodeo
@

5&6 GBB
vs Trinity

5&6 GBB @ GU

Velva

JV & JR
High FB
Hettinger/Scra
nton RTHS

4:00
ABC VB @
Bowman lv 2:15

21

22

Student
Congress

No School

Rodeo @
Valley
City

JV FB vs
Bowman @
RTHS 6:00
JV 7 JR
High FB vs
Bowman @
RT 4:30

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17

18

19

JH VB vs Killdeer @
tre 4:00

Rodeo @
Valley City

6 gr. BB Tourney Bowman

ABC VB @ New England lv @ 3:00

FB vs Bowman
@ RT 7:00

RTHS VB
Tourney

September 22
Hettinger football make-up
game, 7:00 pm
at RTHS

Rodeo @ Val-

20

Student
Congress

16

Announcement

23

24

25

26

FB vs Hettinger
@ RT 7:00

JH VB Hazen @ TRE
4:00

FB vs Drake
@ RT -6:00

5/6 GBBKilldeer

5/6 GBB @
Mott/Regent
4:00

ASVAB test Jr.8:30

Coronation
half-time

5/6 GBB vs Trinity @

Armory

JH Vb
GU/Hebron @
TRE 4:00

Dance
grades9-12

JH VB (7)Bowman 9:00

ABC VB vs Killdeer @ RT 2:30

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5/6 GBB vs
New Salem
@tre-4:00

5/6 GBB vs
Beulah @ tre
4:00

Jv & JH FB
@ New
Salem-4:00

ABC VB vs
Mott/R @ rt4:30

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Richardton ND 58652

R I C H A R D T O N -T A Y L O R P U B L I C
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Richarton-Taylor High School
PO Box 289
Richardton ND 58652
701.974.2111
Taylor-Richardton Elementary
PO Box 157
Taylor ND 58656
701.974.3585

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At a Glance..
No School Monday, September 7Labor Day
No School Monday, September 21Professional Development
Lifetouch at RTHS, September 23grades 7-12
Lifetouch at TRE, September 24grades K-6
PAWS meeting at TRE, September 29, 6:00