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2019-2020

Verona Area

Superintendent & School Principal GreetingsDistrict Registration Information

Bus ScheduleSchool Staff DirectoriesFood Service Guidelines

Natatorium ScheduleSchool District Policies

And More!

Si desea leer este folleto informativo del Distrito Escolar del Área de Verona en español, visite www.verona.k12.wi.us o llame al 845-4300 para solicitar una copia.

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A special supplement to the Verona Press and Great Dane Shopping News

VASD BACK TO SCHOOL2August 14 and 15, 2019

Great Dane Shopping News and The Verona Press

Verona Area School District Pre-K ProgramWhat is Verona Area Pre-K?

Verona Area Pre-K is a community based preschool program for four-year-old children residing within the Verona Area School District.

Who is eligible for Verona Area Pre-K?Any four-year-old living in the Verona Area

School District (four years old by September 1). There are no early admissions.

When are the classes?Classes run Tuesday through Friday for 3

hours and 10 minutes / 7:50-11:00 AM or 8:30-11:40 AM (Times approximate.) The school year runs the same as the Verona Area School District calendar.

Where will my child attend?Children are enrolled in the Verona Area

School District’s program but taught in a local community preschool/childcare location. Families will list their 1st, 2nd, and 3rd choice preference when they register online.

Here We Grow Learning CenterLa Petite Academy - FitchburgLa Petite Academy - VeronaLittle Blessings PreschoolLittle PilgrimsOnce Upon A Time Child Care CenterPooh Bear Child Care & PreschoolRed Arrow Head StartSt. James PreschoolTanya’s Big House 4 KidzThe Caring CenterThe Goddard School

Verona Montessori HouseYMCA

Who are the teachers?The play-based, developmentally appropri-

ate programs are taught by highly qualified Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction licensed Pre-K teachers. A co-teacher is assigned to classrooms of more than 12 students.

What is the cost?This is a tuition-free program. A fee may be

charged for supplies or snacks. Some locations offer optional extended childcare. Families are responsible for childcare cost beyond the Pre-K program. Families must arrange childcare on a first-come, first-serve basis.

What will my child learn?Children will participate in play-based activ-

ities that provide rich learning experiences. A focus on learning through play allows children to gain skills in all areas including: social-emo-tional, cognitive, creative expression, early lit-eracy, early math, and self-help. Teachers will use materials and curriculum that enhance those experiences through a hands-on approach.

What if I don’t have transportation?

Transportation will be provided if the child lives, or is cared for, at least ¼ mile or more from the Pre-K site! Families needing bussing services anytime during the year will be limited to picking a Pre- K site within their atten-dance area. Your attendance area school will

be determined by where your child is picked up and dropped off. Families participating in the Spanish Two-Way Immersion Program will be bussed to Pooh Bear Child Care and Preschool. Pick-up and drop-off will be close to the resi-dence but busses will not go down cul-de-sacs or dead-end roads.

How do I register?Step 1 – Your family needs to provide

paperwork to initiate the registration process. (Child’s birth certificate and proof of residency)

Step 2 – Your family will receive a Snapcode with instructions for online registration in the mail.

Step 3 – Once step 1 and 2 are completed your child will be placed at a Pre-K site. Your

family will receive a letter in the mail in May giving you the information about your child’s Pre-K site and session times.

What is family outreach?

The Pre-K pro-gram has a strong focus on family and school communication with regular family out-reach workshops, activities and conferences.

For More InformationTo find more information on the Verona

Area Pre-K program, contact Jennifer Skibba, Early Learning Coordinator, at 608-712-9697, [email protected] or visit http://prek.verona.k12.wi.us/.

To register your child for the Verona Area Pre-K Program, contact the Verona School District Registration Office, at 608-845-4360 or visit http://www.verona.k12.wi.us/for_families/registration

Superintendent’s GreetingDear VASD families,

Welcome to the 2019 – 2020 school year! The mission of the Verona Area School District is: Every Student Must Be Successful. The entire staff of the Verona Area School District (VASD) from teachers to support staff, food service, custodians, administrators and Board of Education is completely committed to our mission. Everyone’s role in the district will continue to focus on making this the best education-al experience for your child(ren)!

We are an active school district with so much to offer our students and their families. I want to focus this communi-cation on four areas of activity.

Our Strategic Plan - Last summer the Board approved our five-year strategic plan which is built to support the mission of Every Student Being Successful. Additionally, last year the Board established two goals of removing the predictability of student outcomes and resource allocation. As we start year two of the plan, our first full academic year utilizing the plan, we will be aligning systems, policy and resources in support of that plan and the Board goals. Visit verona.k12.wi.us/Strategic Plan to view our 2018-2019 dashboard and the entire five-year plan!

Building for 2020 - In April of 2017, the voters of the Verona Area School District overwhelmingly approved three referendum questions to build a new high school, remodel and repurpose

Badger Ridge Middle School/Core Knowledge Charter School and the existing high school and K-Wing. Additionally, voters approved an operational referendum to pay for additional staff related to the new building. We are on schedule to open our new high school in the Fall of 2020. I encourage you to visit our web-site to see pictures, drone video and other documents related to this construction project.

School Attendance Boundary Changes: At their July 23 meeting, the Board of Education voted on attendance area bound-aries for our elementary and middle schools taking effect in the 2020 - 2021 school year. The Board has not yet made a decision on the extent of grandfathering, if any, for elementary school stu-dents. For families who have a middle school student sometime in the 2020 -2021 to 2022 – 2023 school years, the Board approved carrying out a “phase-in” plan over a three-year period. Those families have already received a letter detailing that process. Additional information to families will come from the district as it unveils. In the meantime, you can find all things related to the boundaries process by visiting verona.k12.wi.us/Buildingfor2020.

Personalized Learning - In April of 2013, the Board of Education approved the goal that every student in VASD would have a personalized learning plan. A great deal of work on build-ing the necessary technology infrastructure and staff training has occurred and this past year, we implemented personalized learning in every classroom of every school! Each student has now completed the goal of having a Personalized Learning Plan (PLP). We also created a personalized learning progression to support teacher practices in the classroom. Our focus remains on:

• Academic goal setting• Learner profiles• Continual teacher professional development (this has been

on-going since 2013)• A new software platform to support the work of student PLPs• Engaging with families during the PLP processYou can find the most up-to-date information on our website

at verona.k12.wi.us/PersonalizedLearning.These are only four of the many exciting and engaging

activities going on in our District. I invite you to checkout our website and follow us on Facebook and Twitter to learn more. Additionally, there is a standing invitation to all members of our school district community to call or email me or any district staff with questions you may have regarding your child or any school district operation.

The Verona Area School District is an outstanding school district because of the commitment, hard work and sacrifice of the entire staff and community. Working together with families and the community, we can make this the best school district in Wisconsin and achieve our mission.

We look forward to this school year and we thank you for continuing to make learning the most important endeavor for all of our children!

Kind regards, Dean Gorrell, Superintendent

608-845-4310 (Office) [email protected]

Dean Gorrell, Superintendent

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VASD BACK TO SCHOOL 3August 14 and 15, 2019 Great Dane Shopping News and The Verona Press

Sugar Creek ElementarySugar Creek Elementary School will welcome approximately

520 wonderful students into our school community on Friday, August 23rd. We are excited for another fantastic school year! No matter where you are from, we’re glad you’re a member of our school community!

Contact info:Mr. Todd Brunner420 Church Avenue, Verona, Wisconsin 53593608-845-4705/[email protected]

Read ALL about us!Our website is an excellent source for information about

Sugar Creek. Go to www.verona.k12.wi.us and click on “Sugar Creek” in the “Our Schools” drop down menu to learn more about our excellent school! Sugar Creek families receive frequent and on-going information, communications, and updates from Mr. Brunner through SchoolMessenger.

New to Sugar Creek?Students and their families in Grades 1 – 5 who are new to

Sugar Creek are invited to our annual New Family Night, held this year on Thursday, August 15th from 6:00 – 7:00 p.m. Please call for more information.

Grades 1-5 Supply Drop OffParents and students may meet the teachers and drop off

school supplies in the classrooms on Thursday, August 22nd from 5:00 – 6:00 p.m.

Kindergarten Supply Drop Off/InformationKindergarten families will have a pre-scheduled hour block

of time on Friday, August 23rd, to meet the teachers, have ques-tions answered, and drop off supplies. The first full day of school for Kindergarten students will be on Monday, August 26th.

First Day of SchoolAll Grades 1-5 students should report directly to their class-

rooms on Friday, August 23rd. Students may enter the building after the first bell at 9:15 on Mondays or 7:35 a.m. Tuesdays – Fridays. School starts and attendance is taken at 9:25 on Mondays and at 7:45 a.m. Tuesdays – Fridays. The school day ends at 2:40 p.m.

Student AbsencesIn accordance with School Board Policy 431, attendance and

tardies are closely monitored. Attendance is taken at 7:45 each morning. We ask that parents call before the start of school to inform Sugar Creek if your child will be absent or tardy.

Behavioral ManagementSugar Creek has been recognized by the State of

Wisconsin as a Positive Behavior Intervention Systems (PBIS) School of Merit AND School of Distinction! PBIS

is a process of teaching and supporting students and staff to follow four basic school-wide expectations:

1. Be Kind and Respectful2. Be Responsible3. Be a Problem Solver4. Be SafeFamilies can play a large role in

advancing the positive behaviors of our students by reinforcing the same school-wide expectations at home. Bedtime, meals, playtime, or trips to the store are all great opportunities to apply the same concepts. Engaging children in conver-sations about what is going well at school, talking about how celebrations are being enjoyed, or talking about what strategies your learner used to solve a problem are all great ways to make the home-school connection around positive behavior. We will continue to keep parents informed and partner with parents on behavioral management so all students are safe and achieving high levels of academic success.

Health and Wellness at Sugar CreekSugar Creek has won state (Gold level Wisconsin School

Health Award) and national (Alliance for a Healthier Generation Bronze Award and USDA Silver Award) recognition recently for our incredible work towards creating a fit and healthy school.

Staff Member ListTodd Brunner, PrincipalVeronica Cervantes, SecretaryAdriana Galvan, Secretary

Teaching Staff:Laura Marquardt, Kindergarten Two Way ImmersionKrista Thusius, Kindergarten Two Way ImmersionHeidi Steiner, KindergartenMcCaley Laube, KindergartenTeresa Hoffman, KindergartenLaura Lindquist, First GradeGaby Freire, First Grade Two Way ImmersionMai Thao, First Grade Two Way ImmersionKaelyn Martin, Second Grade Two Way ImmersionAndrea Zapata, Second Grade Two Way ImmersionLinda Weaver, Second GradeAmy Cartwright, Second GradeGeraldin Rivera, First/Second/ThirdKarin Cady, First/Second/ThirdMelissa Muench, First/Second/ThirdJane Miller, Third GradeJessica Carter, Third Grade Two Way ImmersionAndy Borchardt, Third Grade Two Way ImmersionChris Westberg, Fourth GradeLori Martin, Fourth Grade

Justin Rippl, Fourth Grade Two Way ImmersionJose Rivera Lopez, Fourth Grade Two Way ImmersionCassondra Lee, Fifth GradeJoBeth Kroetz, Fifth GradeJen Maier, Fifth Grade Two Way ImmersionCristina Bonilla, Fifth Grade Two Way ImmersionAnn Kruse and Abby Fifer, ArtMarie Kyle and Nicki Sayre, MusicBill Rose and Danny Roudebush, Physical EducationAmy Voss, LibrarianMelissa Ruder, Educational Technology CoachRamona Doberstein, ReadingJoanna Van Handel, ReadingMargy Guy, MathMaria Elena Garcia-Peterman, K-2 Language and Literacy SpecialistAmy Buss, Curriculum and Learning Specialist

Student Services Staff:Lisa Froehlich, CounselorMiriam Browman, CounselorTrista Olson, Social WorkerCharlene Cardona Avelares, PsychologistAnne Iverson, School NurseEllen Hilger, Special EducationErik Massey, Special EducationShannon Searle, Special EducationKate Grimmer, Special EducationMolly Ertz and Emily Piehl, Speech/Language ProfessionalBriana Gustafson, Elementary Special Education SupervisorMya Rognstad, Physical TherapistKatherine Bartolerio, Occupational TherapyMegan Ellickson, Certified Occupational Therapy AssistantAlexis Nass, English Language CoordinatorFrancelin Veguilla, Bilingual Instructional CoachRobinson Burgos, Lisette Venegas, and Silvia Fugiel, English Language/Bilingual Resource Teachers

Custodial Staff:Vitaly Zelenkovs, Head CustodianJames Edison & Alex Aguilar, Custodians

Food Service Staff:Michelle Hoover, Head CookLisa Pelletier, Cook

Assistants:Educational Technology Support Technician: Cathy FreyeEducational Assistants: Carmen Ortiz – Hance, Nikki Hoppe, Laurie Tackett, Jamie Schultz, Maria Socorro, Yami Ruiz,Special Education Assistants: Mary Verhelst, Peggie Rosenbaum, Lizbeth Ramseier, Kate Peterson

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Verona Area School District Board of EducationNoah Roberts - PresidentMeredith Stier Christensen - V. PresidentAmy Almond - TreasurerThomas Duerst - ClerkCarolyn Jahnke - Deputy ClerkKristina Navarro-HaffnerDeborah Biddle

Board Committees:Building, Grounds & Transportation (BG&T) CommitteeTom Duerst, ChairAmy AlmondDeborah Biddle

Curriculum, Instruction & Assessment Committee Meredith Stier ChristensenKristina Navarro-Haffner Carolyn Jahnke

Finance CommitteeAmy Almond, Chair

Tom DuerstDeborah Biddle

Intergovernmental Development Advisory Committee RepresentativeMeredith Stier Christensen

Cooperative Educational Service Agency (CESA) RepresentativeCarolyn Jahnke

Personnel/Policy Committee RepresentativeMeredith Stier ChristensenKristina Navarro-HaffnerCarolyn Jahnke

WI Assoc. of School Boards Representative Noah Roberts Kristina Navarro-Haffner (alternate)

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Verona Area School District Bullying Policy

The Verona Area School District strives to provide a safe, secure and respectful learn-ing environment for all students in school buildings, on school grounds, in school buses and at school-sponsored activities. Bullying has a harmful social, physical, psychological and academic impact on bullies, victims and bystanders. The District shall consistently and vigorously address bullying so that there is no disruption to the learning environment and learning process.

Bullying behavior is prohibited in all schools, buildings, property and education-al environments, including any property or vehicle owned, leased or used by the District. This includes public transportation regularly used by students to go to and from school. Educational environments include, but are

not limited to, every activity under school supervision.

“Bullying” is defined as deliberate or inten-tional behavior using words or actions, intend-ed to cause fear, intimidation or harm. Bullying may be repeated behavior and involves an imbalance of power. The behavior may be moti-vated by an actual or perceived distinguishing characteristic, such as, but not limited to: age; national origin; race; ethnicity; religion; gen-der; gender identity; gender expression, sexual orientation; physical attributes; physical or mental ability or disability; and social, econom-ic or family status.

To review the VASD Bullying Policy 443.8 and Procedures for Reporting and Investigating Bullying Incidents 443.8-Rule, please visit the District’s website at verona.k12.wi.us/about_vasd/board_of_education/board_policies



Glacier Edge ElementaryWith a motto of Work Hard.

Be Nice., Glacier Edge Elementary takes pride in its 590 students. The school is a PBIS School of Merit and prides itself in the nearly 1,000 Good News Calls made from the principal last year for all the great things happening it its classrooms.

Contact Info:Principal Theresa TaylorGlacier Edge Elementary School, 800 Kimball Lane, Verona WI 53593e-mail: [email protected]: www.verona.k12.wi.usOffice: (608) 497-2100

School Hours:Daily office hours 7:00am- 3:30 pm

All students in grades 1-5 should report directly to their classrooms on Friday, August 23rd at 7:35 am. Kindergarten families will have a pre-scheduled hour block of time on Friday, August 23rd, to meet the teachers, have questions answered and meet friends. The full day of school for kindergartners will be on Monday, August 26th.Mondays: 9:15-2:40Tuesday-Friday: 7:35-2:40

School Kits & Supply Drop-Off/Student Photos/Ice Cream Social:

This year we invite all families to drop off school supplies in the classrooms, visit with teachers, enjoy ice cream on the play-ground and have your child’s School Photo taken in the LMC on Tuesday, August 20th from 3:00-6:00 pm. The office will also be open if you have forms to turn in or questions. If you are unable to attend this event, we will have a RETAKE Picture Day at school on October 16th.

Talk-Ins:Talk-Ins are a time for parents to meet your child’s classroom

teacher and learn about classroom routine, communication, curriculum, volunteer opportunities and ask questions you may have about the year. No children please. This year Talk-Ins will be held on Thursday, August 29th – Grades 4 & 5 @ 5:30-6:15 pm, Grades 1-3 @ 6:30-7:15 pm

Back to School NightBack to School Night is Thursday, October 10th from 5:00-

7:00 pm. Please join us for dinner, the Book Fair, Theme Basket raffle and a visit to your child’s classroom.

More about us…Glacier is one of two schools in the district to host the Two-

Way Immersion Program in the school district, teaching children in Spanish for half of their day and English for the other half. The school is proud to share that their students are held account-

able at their monthly community gatherings to recognize posi-tives and celebrate the schools BIG 4 (Be Responsible Be Safe, Be Ready, Be Respectful). And to ensure those goals are met, the Tower of Power program allows students to celebrate their victories in day-to-day learning with incentives that include fun such as a Fancy Friday lunches, the Staff Olympics, dress up days, and even a hallway dance party!

Outside of the classroom, Glacier Edge keeps busy not only with their own impressive MakerSpace allowing for computer coding/programming, a Lego Wall, Osmos, and 3D printers, but also focuses on its after-school clubs, homework help pro-gram and its homework club in Nakoma Heights neighborhood. Studies also continue in the community with active learning at the nearby Whalen Pond as a partnership with the University of Wisconsin and the City of Verona. In addition, the school offers a Vanderbilt University science and math partnership.

On the extracurricular side, kids can keep active outside of the classroom with fun including Girls on the Run, Born to Move, soccer leagues and the Color Run.

Lastly, the school has very active parent groups: the schools Continuous Improvement Team, a PTO and Correr La Voz (Spanish speaking parent leadership group).

Follow our school online!Please visit our website by clicking on www.verona.k12.wi.us

and click on Glacier Edge in the “Our Schools” drop down menu. Also make sure to follow us on Facebook and Twitter.

Staff Member ListTheresa Taylor, PrincipalKendra Rembisz, SecretaryAracely Carbajal, Bilingual Secretary

Teaching Staff:Betsy Warner, KindergartenJennifer Krantz, KindergartenAngie Rahn, TWI KindergartenDanielle Nelson, TWI KindergartenTina Springer, TWI First GradeKaite Mohr, TWI First GradeJessica Rice, First GradeCarina Miller, First/Second MultiageLiz Penner, First/Second MultiageLindsay Herb, First/Second MultiageLindsey Snow, First/Second MultiageVanessa Endres, Second GradeLeah Sutton, TWI Second GradeClaudia Chavez, TWI Second GradeKate Schmitt, TWI Third GradeLindsay Cieslik, TWI Third GradeKatie Wallace, Third GradeKayleen DeWerd, Third GradeNikki Borchardt, Third GradeMolly Merrill, TWI Fourth GradeAzucena Ontiveros, TWI Fourth GradeAmy Otis, Fourth GradeBecky Oliva, Fourth Grade

Darrin O’Brien, Fourth GradeKaty Moldenhauer, Fourth GradeNicole Nelson, TWI Fifth GradeAngelica Oses, TWI Fifth GradeHeidi Buan, Fifth GradeCasey Knight, Fifth GradeSarah Stremlow, Fifth GradeMelissa Ruder, Educational Technology CoachSharon Podnar, ETC AssistantMelissa Bremmer, MusicNikki Sayer, MusicLois Feiner, ArtAbby Fifer, ArtJake Maag, Physical EducationDanny Roudebush, Physical EducationJennie Clement, Learning Curriculum SpecialistAndrea Frey, LMC DirectorJulie Bormett, Math ResourceMarc Friedman, Reading ResourceLeane Tyska, Bilingual Resource Teacher

Student Services Staff:Jennifer Schultz, Guidance CounselorBen Laxton, Guidance CounselorTrista Olson, Social WorkerElizabeth Kraemer, School PsychologistBriana Gustafson, Special Education SupervisorEmily Piehl, Bilingual Speech/LanguageMolly Ertz, Speech/LanguageJamie Anderson, Special EducationChristine Boothroy, Special EducationTara Schilling, Special EducationCharlie Kratovil, Special EducationMarci Legreid, Special Education AssistantPerry Greisinger, Special Education AssistantLaura Mayer, Special Education AssistantAmanda Grefsheim, Special Education AssistantPaulette Spoon, Occupational TherapyKelly Hettich, Occupational Therapy AssistantAndrea Scott, Physical TherapyAnne Iverson, School Nurse

Custodial Staff:Mike Kane, CustodianTravis Christianson, CustodianBruce Thoman, Custodian

Food Service Staff:Sherrol Yurs, Food ServiceKristen Simpson, Food ServiceJen Ferstl, Food Service

Educational Assistants:Deb Lange, Educational Assistant/SEAKristen Murdock, Educational AssistantAmy Amell, Educational AssistantJoan Cramer, Educational AssistantMichelle Cruz, Educational AssistantKristin Texidor, Educational Assistant

Theresa Taylor, Principal

Notice for Directory InformationThe Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA),

a Federal law, requires that the Verona Area School District, with certain exceptions, obtain your written consent prior to the disclosure of personally identifiable information from your childs education records. However, the Verona Area School District may disclose appropriately designated directory information without written consent, unless you have advised our District to the con-trary in accordance with District procedures. The primary pur-pose of directory information is to allow the Verona Area School District to include this type of information from your child’s edu-cation records in certain school publications. Examples include:

• A playbill, showing your students role in a drama produc-tion;

• The annual yearbook;• Honor roll or other recognition lists;• Graduation programs; and• Sports activity sheets, such as for wrestling, showing weight

and height of team members.

Directory information, which is information that is generally not considered harmful or an invasion of privacy if released, can also be disclosed to outside organizations without a parent’s prior written consent. Outside organizations include, but are not limited to, companies that manufacture class rings or publish yearbooks.

The Verona Area School District has designated the following information as directory information:

• Students name• Participation in officially recognized activities and sports• Address• Telephone listing• Weight and height of members of athletic teams• Electronic mail address• Photograph• Degrees, honors, and awards received• Date and place of birth• Major field of study• Dates of attendance• Grade level• The most recent educational agency or institution attended

If you do not want the Verona Area School District to disclose directory information from your childs education records you must notify the District in writing within 30 days of this pub-lished notice or within 14 days of enrollment on an annual basis. Request forms to Withhold Directory Data are available at the District Office or at any of the school offices. Forms should be returned to the District Office. Any previous notices on file with the Verona Area School District withholding the disclosure of directory information are now void.

In addition, two federal laws require local educational agen-cies (LEAs) receiving assistance under the Elementary and Secondary Education Act of 1965 (ESEA) to provide military recruiters, upon request, with three directory information catego-ries names, addresses and telephone listings unless parents have advised the LEA that they do not want their students informa-tion disclosed without their prior written consent.

If you do not want the Verona Area School District to disclose directory information from your childs education records without your prior written consent to military recruiters or Institutions of Higher Education, you must notify the District in writing within 30 days of this published notice or within 14 days of enroll-ment. Request forms to Withhold Directory Data from Military Recruiters or Institutions of Higher Education are available at the District Office or at any of the school offices. Forms should be returned to the District Office. Any previous notices on file with the Verona Area School District withholding the disclosure of directory information are now void.

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New Century SchoolNew Century School, a K-5 charter

school which focuses on STEM and the environment, will welcome approxi-mately 125 students on August 23, 2019. All students, including Kindergarteners, will join us for a full first day on August 23. We look forward to guiding our stu-dents to learn more about science, tech-nology, engineering and math, along with the great outdoors!

Contact info:Principal Name: Ann PrinclSchool address: 401 West Verona Avenue, Verona, WI 53593Office phone: 608-845-4910Email: [email protected]

School Hours• Daily office hours 7:30-3:00 M-F

• First day of school start/end time for all Kindergarten - 5th grade students. Start time: 7:35am = First bell; doors open, All students should report directly to their classrooms. 7:45am = Second bell; classes begin End time: 2:40pm *Note this new end time for the 19-20 school year.

• Normal & Late Start school day start/end time: Start time: Monday 9:15am = First bell; doors open, 9:25am = Second bell; classes begin Tuesday - Friday 7:35am = First bell; doors open, 7:45am = Second bell, classes begin End time: Monday - Friday = 2:40pm *Note this new end time for the 19-20 school year.

Back to School Night; Open House Date and Picture Day Info• Please join us for our Back to School Night on Thursday,

September 19, 2019, 6:00-7:30pm at NCS.• Picture day will be Wednesday, September 25, 2019.• Picture retake day will be Tuesday, November 5, 2019.

Student AbsencesPlease note, in accordance with School Board Policy 431,

attendance and tardies are closely monitored. We ask that par-ents call (phone) before the start of school if your child will be absent or tardy. We love having your children at school!

More about us…We are proud to be a laboratory for learning. Our commu-

nity is founded on our sustaining values, which are I.D.E.A.S. – Innovation, Discovery, Engagement, Autonomy, and Service. We strive to promote fearless innovation by creating a safe envi-ronment to explore our world. We engage our students through rigor and reflection, and cultivate self-reliance. At New Century School every student, parent, teacher, administrator, and com-munity member is part of a partnership that is focused on the growth and success of our students and our community at large. Our program is rooted in a tradition of environmental education, with a focus on Science Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM). We are very lucky to have professional and dedicated teachers who work in partnership with parents to empower each student to be active participants in their own learning.

Governance CouncilNew Century School strongly encourages parent involvement.

Opportunities to help are always available. Parents are needed to serve on the school’s Governance Council as well as standing committees for finance and marketing/community outreach. Parents are also encouraged to get involved in various aspects of the school’s operation, including but not limited to supporting class activities and outdoor discovery experiences, assisting with grant writing and fundraising activities, organizing diversity learning events, coordinating school wide social functions and helping teaching staff with everyday classroom tasks and special projects. Our current Governance Council members include:Hannah Bassetti, Parent RepresentativeJen Collins, Parent Representative AlternateRikki Conwell, Fundraising ChairHeather Felker, Parent RepresentativeSarah Gaskell, Parent RepresentativeTo be determined, Staff RepresentativeAndrew Loeffler, Parent Representative AlternateJill Markus, Parent RepresentativeJohn Porco, Parent RepresentativeElizabeth Purpero, PresidentAnn Princl, DirectorSara Rem, Parent RepresentativeKim Wroblewski, Parent Representative


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Staff Member ListAnn Princl, PrincipalAndrea Diaczun, SecretaryTammy Stump, Secretary

Teaching Staff:Sue Austen, Kindergarten and First Grade TeacherEmily Utzig, Kindergarten and First Grade TeacherLarry Gundlach, Second and Third Grade TeacherCourtney Bennett, Second and Third Grade TeacherHeidi Konop, Fourth and Fifth Grade TeacherLee Lohr, Fourth and Fifth Grade TeacherAbby Fifer, ArtKaty Morkri, MusicBrett Dresen, Physical EducationAmy Voss, Library Media SpecialistMelissa Ruder, Educational Technology CoachJoanna Van Handel, Resource Teacher

Student Services Staff:Lisa Froehlich, CounselorTo be hired, Substitute CounselorStacie Wagner, Social WorkerElizabeth Kraemer, PsychologistAnne Iverson, School NurseEllen Hilger, Special EducationErik Massey, Special EducationShannon Searle, Special EducationKate Grimmer, Special EducationMolly Ertz, Speech/Language PathologistMya Rognstad, Physical TherapistKatie Bartolerio, Occupational TherapyMegan Ellickson, Certified Occupational Therapy AssistantRobinson Burgos, Silvia Fugiel, and Lisette Venegas, English Language/Bilingual Resource Teachers

Custodial Staff:Vitalijs Zelenkovs, Head CustodianJames Edison & Alex Aguilar, Custodians

Food Service Staff:Michelle Hoover, Head CookTo be hired, Cook

Assistants:Educational Technology Support Technician: Cathy FreyeEducational Assistants: Abby Esrael and Lori GnewuchSpecial Education Assistants: Peggie Rosenbaum and Kate Peterson

Notice of Educational OptionsThe state of Wisconsin now requires that

all school districts inform families about educa-tional options for all children who reside in that district. The Verona Area School District offers a variety of educational options to children who reside in the District. The District’s primary educational pathway and instructional program for students involves a progression from 4-year-old kindergarten through 12th grade, leading to a high school diploma.

Some of the specific education programs offered to eligible students who are enrolled in and attending the District’s schools include the following:

• Early childhood special education (for chil-dren who are at least 3 years old but not yet school-age)

• PreK Program o Special education for students with dis-abilities o Career and Technical Education (CTE) programming

• Project Lead the Way• Advanced Placement Options• Transcripted Credit Options

o Individualized program and curriculum modifications

• Personalized Learning• Seal of Biliteracy• Alternative education programming• English as a Second Language (ESL)• Four Public Charter Schools:

o Verona Area International School (K-5) o Core Knowledge Charter School (K-8) o New Century Charter School (K-5) o Exploration Academy Charter High School (9-12)

The full version of the District’s most recent School and District Accountability Report Card, as issued by the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction under section 115.385 of the state statutes, can be accessed here: https://apps2.dpi.wi.gov/reportcards/

Educational options for students who are enrolled in the Verona Area School District that involve part-time attendance at an educational institution other than a school of the Verona Area School District include the following:

Early College Credit Program• Provides opportunities to apply for approv-

al to take courses at institutions of higher education.

• Open to students in grades 9-12.

Part Time Open Enrollment• Wisconsin public high school students may

apply to attend one or two courses in nonresi-dent school districts, while remaining enrolled in their district of attendance for the majority of their classes.

Additional educational options for children who reside in the District that involve full-time enrollment/attendance at a school, program, or other educational institution that is not a school or instrumentality of the Verona Area School District include the following:

• A child with a disability who meets the program’s specific eligibility requirements may apply to attend an eligible, partic-ipating private school under a scholar-ship awarded through the state’s “Special Needs Scholarship Program,” as estab-lished under section 115.7915 of the state statutes.

• Enrollment in a private school of the fam-ily’s choosing (at the family’s own cost, as applicable).

• Enrollment in a home-based private edu-cational program as provided under state law.

Educational options for children who reside in the Verona Area School District but who are enrolled in and attending a private school or home-based private educational program include the following:

• The school board of a school district oper-ating high school grades shall allow a pupil enrolled in a private school to take up to two courses per semester if there is space available as provided under 118.145(4) of the state statutes. The student must be a resident in the school district where the public school is located.

Students who are enrolled in a home-based private educational program have the opportu-nity to:

• Apply for approval to take up to two cours-es per semester in public schools as provid-ed under section 118.53

• Participate in District interscholastic ath-letics and other District extra-curricular activities as provided under section 118.133

Ann Princl, Director

Parental Rights to Seek Information Regarding Staff Qualifications

All teachers employed by the Verona Area School District (VASD) have at least a bach-elor’s degree, and approximately 75 percent have a Master’s degree or equivalent. All VASD teachers are DPI licensed for their assignment. Finally, all instructional aides employed by VASD are considered qualified for their work assignments.

Federal law requires schools to share infor-mation with parents who ask about the qual-ifications of teachers employed by the school district. Parents may ask for information con-

cerning licensure, waiver of any requirements, major(s) and degrees held. Parents can also ask about instructional aides working with their children and their qualifications.

Information concerning state qualifications for teachers can be found on the DPI website at www.dpi.state.wi.us/dpi/dlsis/tel/lisearch.html. Please direct any other questions regarding qualifications of VASD staff to Jason Olson, Director of Human Resources, at 845-4335 or at [email protected].

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Public Release National School Lunch and Breakfast Programs

Release StatementThe Verona Area School District announced its policy for children unable to pay the full price

of meals served under the National School Lunch Program and School Breakfast Program. Each school office and the central office has a copy of the policy, which may be reviewed by any interested party.

The following household size and income criteria will be used for determining eligibility. Children from families whose annual income is at or below the levels shown are eligible for free and reduced price meals.

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For each additional household member, add + 5,746 + 5,746 and +8,177 + 479 + 479 and + 682

Application forms are being sent to all homes with a notice to parents or guardians. To apply for free or reduced price meals, households must fill out the application and return it to the school (unless notified at the start of the school year that children are eligible through direct certifica-tion). Additional copies are available at the office in each school. The information provided on the application will be used for the purpose of determining eligibility and may be verified at any time during the school year by agency or other program officials. Applications may be submitted at any time during the year.

To obtain free or reduced price meals for children in a household where one or more household members receive FoodShare, FDPIR, or Wisconsin Works (W-2) cash benefits, list the FoodShare, FDPIR or W-2 case number, program name, list the names of all school children, sign the applica-tion, and return it to the school office.

For the school officials to determine eligibility for free or reduced price meals of households not receiving FoodShare, FDPIR or W-2 cash benefits, the household must provide the following information requested on the application: names of all household members, total number of house-hold members, and the adult signing the application form must also list the last four digits of his or her Social Security Number or mark the box to the right of “Check if no SSN”. Also, the income received by each household member must be provided by amount and source (wages, welfare, child support, etc.).

Under the provisions of the free and reduced price meal policy Theresa Bull, Child Nutrition Secretary, or Cindra Magli, Director of Child Nutrition at 845-4139will review applications and determine eligibility. If a parent or guardian is dissatisfied with the ruling of the official, he/she may wish to discuss the decision with the determining official on an informal basis. If the parent/

guardian wishes to make a formal appeal, he/she may make a request either orally or in writing to: Cindra Magli, Director, Child Nutrition Services at (608) 845-4139 or Child Nutrition Services, P.O. Box 930007, Verona, WI 53593.

If a hearing is needed to appeal the decision, the policy contains an outline of the hearing procedure.

If a household member becomes unemployed or if the household size changes, the family should contact the school. Such changes may make the household eligible for reduced price meals or free meals if the household income falls at or below the levels shown above, and they may reapply at that time.

Children formally placed in foster care are also eligible for free meal benefits. Foster children may be certified as eligible without a household application. Households with foster children and non-foster children may choose to include the foster child as a household member, as well as any personal income available to the foster child, on the same application that includes their non-foster children.

The information provided by the household on the application is confidential. Public Law 103-448 limits the release of student free and reduced price school meal eligibility status to persons directly connected with the administration and enforcement of federal or state educational pro-grams. Consent of the parent/guardian is needed for other purposes such as waiver of text book fees.

Non-discrimination Statement: In accordance with Federal civil rights law and U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) civil

rights regulations and policies, the USDA, its Agencies, offices, and employees, and institutions participating in or administering USDA programs are prohibited from discriminating based on race, color, national origin, sex, disability, age, or reprisal or retaliation for prior civil rights activity in any program or activity conducted or funded by USDA.

Persons with disabilities who require alternative means of communication for program infor-mation (e.g. Braille, large print, audiotape, American Sign Language, etc.), should contact the Agency (State or local) where they applied for benefits. Individuals who are deaf, hard of hearing or have speech disabilities may contact USDA through the Federal Relay Service at (800) 877-8339. Additionally, program information may be made available in languages other than English.

To file a program complaint of discrimination, complete the USDA Program Discrimination Complaint Form, (AD-3027) found online at: http://www.ascr.usda.gov/complaint_filing_cust.html, and at any USDA office, or write a letter addressed to USDA and provide in the letter all of the information requested in the form. To request a copy of the complaint form, call (866) 632-9992. Submit your completed form or letter to USDA by:

(1) mail: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Office of the Assistant Secretary for Civil Rights, 1400 Independence Avenue, SW, Washington, D.C. 20250-9410;

(2) fax: (202) 690-7442; or (3) email: [email protected] institution is an equal opportunity provider.Any questions regarding the application should be directed to the determining official.

September 2nd

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Hot Dog on a bun Baked Chips Vegetarian beans Leafy green salad Fresh Fruit & Veggies Diced Peaches Milk

4th

Big Daddy Cheese pizza Leafy Green Salad Fresh Fruits & Veggies Fruit Cocktail Choc. Chip cookie Milk

5th Tacos Refried Beans Doritos & Salsa Fresh Fruit Milk

6th

Mini Corndogs Macaroni & Cheese Leafy green salad Fresh Fruit & Veggies Milk

9th

Hamburger on a Bun Baked Fries Fresh Fruits & Veggies Diced Peaches Milk

10th

Cheese Bread Leafy Green Salad Fresh veggies & Fruit Chilled Pear Ice Cream Cup Milk

11th

Tangerine Chicken Whole Grain Rice Oriental Veggies Mandarin Oranges Fresh Fruit & Veggies Milk

12th

Bosco Sticks Marinara sauce Leafy green salad Fresh Veggies Fresh Fruit Chilled Pears Dessert Milk

13th

Chicken Nuggets Corn Niblets Chilled Fruit Cocktail & Fresh Fruit Chocolate Chip mini loaf Milk

16th Chicken Burger Emoji potatoes Chilled Pineapple Fresh Fruit & Veggies Milk

17th French Toast Slice Scrambled Eggs Juice Cups Variety of Fresh Fruit Milk

18th

Rotini & Meatsauce Leafy Green Salad Garlic Breadstick Fresh Fruit & veggies Milk

19th

Walking Tacos (taco in a bag) Refried Beans Mandarin Oranges Fresh Fruit & veggies and Milk

20th

Cheese Pizza Leafy Green Salad Chilled Pears Fresh Fruit & Veggies Chocolate Chip cookie Milk

23rd

Corn Dog Baked cheetos Vegetarian Beans Fresh Fruit & Veggies Milk

24th

Chicken Strips Mashed Potatoes & Gravy Leafy Green Salad Fresh Fruit & Veggies Dinner Roll Milk

25th

Big Mikes Pizza Bitesw/ marinara Leafy Green Salad Fresh Fruits & Veggies Canned Fruits Dessert Milk

26th

Popcorn Chicken Hash brown Oval Chilled Pears Fresh Fruit & Veggies Dinner Roll Milk

27th

Cheese Filled Breadsticks W/Marinara Sauce Leafy Green Salad Fresh Fruits & Veggies Mandarin Oranges Milk

30th

Mozzarella Sticks w/ marinara Leafy green salad Fresh fruit & veggies Chicken noodle soup Dinner Roll Milk

Elem: $2.45 Middle: $2.50 High: $2.60 Adult: $3.35

Child NutritionWe provide healthy meal choices while emphasizing fruits and

vegetables, and whole grains that meet the USDA guidelines. Verona Area Schools have an “offer” rather than a “serve” meal program. Students are required to take only three of the five food groups for lunch. Lunch includes a protein, vegetable, fruit, whole grain/bread and milk group. The USDA regulations do require that one of the three food-group choices on a student’s tray must be a serving of fruit or vegetables. Students are required to take three out of the four food groups for breakfast. High school students have access to ala carte items, which features individually priced items such as sandwiches, fresh fruit, yogurt, string cheese, bagels and cream cheese, etc. Ala carte items may not be purchased unless funds are available in their meal account.

The Verona Area School District has a policy for children unable to pay the full price of meals served under the National School Breakfast and Lunch Programs. Each school office and the District office have a copy of the policy, which may be reviewed by interested parties. Meal applica-tions are available on line and at each school office. You may contact the Child Nutrition Services Office at 845-4139 or email [email protected].

If your child has a special diet or food allergy, please contact the school nurse, or the Child Nutrition Office at 845-4139.

Come join us for breakfast• Breakfast is served at all of the schools for only $1.05 per middle school student, $1.10 per high

school student. Reduced and elementary breakfast in the classrooms is no charge.• The National School Breakfast Program meals must meet the current Dietary Guidelines for

Americans and must provide at least ¼ of a child’s daily requirement for calories, protein, calcium, iron, vitamin A and vitamin C.

• Generally, school breakfast will consist of milk, fruit and 100% fruit juice, and a main dish or item that includes grains, and/or protein source. Children who eat breakfast show an increased ability to learn, better academic performance and may have a decreased risk of being overweight.

• Elementary breakfast in the classroom. Core Knowledge Charter School, middle and high school begin breakfast in the cafeterias at 8:00 a.m. We hope to see you there!

Nutrislice MenusAll information for breakfast and lunch menus can be found on the Verona Area School District

website on the Child Nutrition Link under District Departments. You can also download the app on your smartphone. Check us out!!

School Lunch Prices 2019-20Elementary $2.45Middle School $2.50High School $2.60Reduced $.40Milk $.40Adult $3.35

Meal AccountsWORDWARE: This program allows you to set up to view your children’s meal transactions and

balance information. SCHOOL MEAL PAYMENTS: The meal account is a debit system. We appreciate if you main-

tain a positive balance at all times. You may either pay at Efunds or if you use online bill payment services through your bank you can set Child Nutrition Services as a payee. List your Family ID as the account to pay and our address at PO Box 930007, Verona, WI 53593. You may also pay by check mailed to the same address, or drop off at your school kitchen. Please write your Family ID on the memo line.

MONTHLY STATEMENTS: Will be sent electronically if your email is on file.




Stoner Prairie Elementary SchoolStoner Prairie will welcome

approximately 400 students back to school on Friday, August 23. With a deeply committed staff who are enthusiastic about providing meaningful learning experiences, Stoner Prairie is poised for great-ness! We also know the impor-tance of relationships and strive to make our school community a place where everyone feels welcome, val-ued and connected. A true sense of belonging exists when we’re all working together on behalf of all students - this is the first step as we work toward VASD’s mission: Every student MUST be successful!

Contact infoPrincipal Name Tammy Thompson KappSchool address 5830 Devoro Road, Fitchburg, WI 53711Office phone 845-4210Email [email protected]

School Hours• Daily office hours Monday through Friday 7:15 a.m. – 3:30

p.m• First day of school start/end time: 7:35 a.m.-2:40 p.m.• Example info for elementary: All students should report

directly to the cafeteria. Students may enter the building after the first bell at 7:35 a.m. Classes begin at 7:45 a.m. and end at 2:40 p.m. Kindergarten families will have a pre-scheduled hour block of time on Friday, August 23, to meet the teachers, have questions answered, and drop off supplies. The first full day of school for Kindergarten stu-dents will be on Monday, August 26.

Normal & Late Start school day start/end time: 9:15 a.m.-2:40 p.m. on Mondays, 7:35 a.m.-2:40 p.m. Tuesday-Friday

Back to School NightThursday, September 12, 5:00 p.m. - 6:30 p.m.

Picture DayWednesday, September 11

Backpack Breakfast/ Supply Drop OffThursday, August 22 from 7:30 a.m. - 8:45 a.m.


tardies are closely monitored. We ask that parents call (phone) before the start of school if your child will be absent or tardy.

More about us…In 2018 and 2019, Stoner Prairie was recognized at the

Bronze Level by the Wisconsin RtI Center and the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction. We were recognized for our efforts to implement equitable and responsive systems for all students. While we are proud of this accomplishment, we still have some expansion, refinement and adjustments to make as we strive for a fully inclusive school community. We are excited to build on our systems and structures designed to support the learning of all students. At the core of our system, which sup-ports and teaches school-wide behavior expectations, are these beliefs: I am Kind, I am Safe, I am Responsible, I am a Problem Solver. We also have a strong emphasis on social emotional learning which includes a focus on empathy, calm down strat-egies and problem solving. The use of Zones of Regulation and Mindfulness support our students and staff with the ability to identify feelings and manage emotions.

2019-2020 PTO Officers:Macaray Reimer (President)Gia Gallimore ( Vice President)Jen Murphy (Secretary)Heather Dipko (Treasurer)Sara Stewart (Communications)


and click on Stoner Prairie Elementary in the “Our Schools” drop down menu! Also make sure to follow us on Facebook and Twitter!

Staff Member ListTammy Thompson Kapp, PrincipalLatisha Muldrow, SecretaryYyare Parra Pichardo, Secretary

Teaching Staff:Lisa Ahne, Bilingual Resource Teacher (Spanish)Julie Briggs, Curriculum Learning SpecialistLorinda Cain-Bowles, Reading/Math ResourceMelissa Caithamer, Fifth GradeLauren Karlov, PALS 1-3Gale Chartier, First GradeTina Christenson, ArtAngie Davis, K-2 Language and Literacy Equity SpecialistCharity Durnen, Grade 2

Katie Roetker, KindergartenCaitlin Scanlon, KindergartenElizabeth Folberg, English as a Second LanguageMiranda Baumann, PALS 1-3Jane Funke, First GradeAmber Adams, Second GradeKarie Huttner, Educational Technology CoordinatorMichelle Klingbeil, KindergartenRachel Knoll, Fifth GradeTricia Long, LMC DirectorMikayla Maida, Third GradeAmanda Minter, Fourth GradeJodi Moll, PALS 1-3Kathy Murphy, Third GradeJenny Peterson, Fourth GradeAmanda Prathivadi, Fifth GradeTerri Belz, Fourth GradeJessica Reed, KindergartenAmy Schiefelbein, MusicKevin Shrader, First GradeChris Vergeront, Physical EducationTheresa Bender, Reading/Math Resource

Student Services Staff:Liz Schlitz, CounselorMaria Rach, Positive Behavior Intervention and Supports CoachTracey Williams, Special Education SupervisorKathy Garity, Social WorkerTBD, PsychologistRebecca DuCharme, School NurseMaria Helseth, Special EducationKate Gee, Special EducationKatie Neary, Special EducationSarah Greenlaw, Special EducationEmmy Jerome, Speech/Language ProfessionalMya Rognstad, Physical TherapistAndrea Davis, Occupational TherapyKelly Hettich, Certified Occupational Therapy Assistant

Custodial Staff:Mike Brown, Head CustodianPaul Hegge and Lloyd Haas, Custodians

Food Service Staff:Nancy Laycock, Head CookBev Andrew, CookJulie Werner, Food Service Assistant

Assistants:Special Education Assistants: Ashly Mason, David Green, Cindy Muralles, Sue Skutney, Signe Whalen, Lori BeskeEducational Technology Support Technician: Nancy PlattoEducational Assistants: DJ Corder, Maria Garcia, Diane Peterson, Michele Nicholson, Scott Adrian

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Standards Notice Requirement for School Districts: Wisconsin Act 55

School Boards must annually notify parents/guardians of students enrolled in the district of the academic standards to be used for the upcoming school year. Below are the academic standards being used for the 2019-20 school year by the Verona Area School District:

English Language Arts and Mathematics: • The Common Core State Standards: http://dpi.wi.gov/common-core.

Science: • Wisconsin Standards for Science:

https://dpi.wi.gov/sites/default/files/imce/science/WI-Standards-for-Science-2017.pdf

Social Studies: • Wisconsin Standards for Social Studies:

https://dpi.wi.gov/sites/default/files/imce/standards/New%20pdfs/2018_WI_Social_Studies_Standards.pdf• College, Career, and Civic Life (C3) Framework for Social Studies:

https://www.socialstudies.org/c3

World Languages: • Wisconsin Standards for World Language:

https://dpi.wi.gov/sites/default/files/imce/world-language/WorldLanguagesStandards2019.pdf

Visual Arts: • Wisconsin Model Academic Standards for the Visual Arts:

https://dpi.wi.gov/sites/default/files/imce/standards/pdf/art&design.pdf

Music: • Wisconsin Model Academic Standards for Music:

https://dpi.wi.gov/sites/default/files/imce/fine-arts/WIMusicStandardsFINALADOPTED.pdf

Career and Technical Education (CTE): • Wisconsin Model Academic Standards for Career and Technical Education:

https://dpi.wi.gov/cte/resources/standards

Physical Education: • Wisconsin Model Academic Standards for Physical

Education: https://dpi.wi.gov/sites/default/files/imce/standards/New%20pdfs/pewiscstandards.pdf

Health: Wisconsin Standards for Health Education:

https://dpi.wi.gov/sites/default/files/imce/cal/pdf/health-stds.pdf

For more information contact Ann Franke, Director of Curriculum & Instruction at 608-845-4311 or [email protected]

Si desea leer este folleto informativo del Distrito Escolar del Área

de Verona en español, visite www.verona.k12.wi.us o llame al 845-4300

para solicitar una copia.



Country View ElementaryCountry View will welcome

approximately 510 students on August 23. We look forward to engaging students and families in their child’s education as we work together to make this a great year! We will also continue to grow our school-wide Positive Behavioral Interventions & Supports (PBIS) system focusing on our Country View Big 4: Be a Problem-Solver, Be Responsible, Be Respectful, and Be Safe.

Please join us from 4:00 – 6:00 pm on Thursday, August 22 for Back to School Night and Student

Pictures. This is an opportunity for families to visit their child’s classroom, see their teacher and other staff, meet classmates, and have their child’s picture taken for our yearbook.

Contact infoPrincipal Name: Michelle NummerdorSchool address: 710 Lone Pine Way, Verona, WI 53593Office phone: 608-845-4803Email: [email protected]

School Hours• Daily office hours: 7:15 am – 3:30 pm• First day of school start/end time: The first day of school for

students in grades 1 – 5 is Friday, August 23. Students may enter the building after the first bell at 7:35 a.m. Classes begin at 7:45 a.m. and end at 2:35 p.m. Kindergarten families will have a pre-scheduled block of time on Friday, August 23 to meet the teachers, have questions answered, and drop off supplies. The first full day of school for Kindergarten students will be on Monday, August 26.

Normal & Late Start school day start/end time:Every Monday is a Late StartFirst Bell (students welcomed into the building): 9:15 amSecond Bell (students expected to be in class): 9:25 am

Tuesdays – FridaysFirst Bell (students welcomed into the building): 7:35 amSecond Bell (students expected to be in class): 7:45 amMonday – Friday Dismissal: 2:40 pm

Back to School Night/Open House Date and Picture Day InfoThursday, August 22 - 4:00 – 6:00 pm


tardies are closely monitored. We ask that parents call 845-4803 before the start of school if your child will be absent or tardy.

PTOOur Parent-Teacher Organization is very supportive of our

school and organizes many enriching events for families including Share Fair, Color Run, Family Dance and Trivia Night. We are always looking for volunteers to help support the work of PTO. Please stop by the office to find out how you can get involved!


and click on Country View in the “Our Schools” drop down menu! Also make sure to follow us on Facebook and Twitter!

Staff Member ListMichelle Nummerdor, PrincipalKatelyn Dorn, SecretaryAmelia McConnell, Secretary

Teaching Staff:Tess Battles, KindergartenAngela Fronek, KindergartenErin Holland, KindergartenJon Rebholz, KindergartenJen Weisensel, KindergartenStacey Crowe, First GradeC armen Curtis, First GradeSarah Genin, First GradeSharon Rohlfing, First GradeJennifer Sippola, First GradeElizabeth Dalhoff, Second GradeAllen Flogel, Second GradeLisa Fortney, Second GradeTheresa Graham, Second GradeMolly Lawry, Second GradeJohanna Doyle, Third GradeHope Sheaffer, Third GradeTricia Wersal, Third GradeLiz Lauer-Jones, Third Grade

Justin Beirowski, Fourth GradeRachel Nolan, Fourth GradeMika Passini, Fourth GradeAshley Smith, Fourth GradeMercedes Lauzon, Fifth GradeDave Messmann, Fifth GradeJennifer Morelli, Fifth GradeCole Melvin, ArtMolly Kruger, MusicTim Dreger and Liron Weiss, Physical EducationPatricia Long, LibrarianKarie Huttner, Educational Technology CoachMichelle Lindauer, Reading & Math ResourceLaura Zimmer, Reading & Math ResourceTracy Smith, K-2 Language and Literacy Equity SpecialistJackie Vitela Jacqmin, Curriculum and Learning Specialist

Student Services Staff:Rachel Reshower, CounselorKnou Xiong, Social WorkerStacey Rich, PsychologistAnn Juzwik, School NurseTracey Williams, Special Education SupervisorSara Arnholz, Special EducationRegan Covington, Special EducationKaitlyn Kehoe, Special EducationNancy Pschorr, Special EducationMelissa Wegner, Speech/Language ProfessionalPaulette Spoon, Physical TherapistJen Latek, Occupational TherapyMegan Ellickson, Certified Occupational Therapy AssistantChristine Frei, English as a Second LanguageAbby Anaya, English as a Second Language/Bilingual Resource Teacher

Custodial Staff:Brad Bircher, Head CustodianAli BelmiliTashi Guerek

Food Service Staff:Laurie Wagman, Head CookKathy BlyLaura Rud

Assistants:Educational Technology Support Technician: Leah EhleEducational Assistants: Sarah Hasselkus, Corrina Hendricks, Anatasha Phillips, Heather RobertsSpecial Education Assistants: Amanda Bauman, Sarah Bowman, Kelly Gullett, Marissa Martin, Kerstin Nelson, Brandi Pierce

Michelle Nummerdor, Principal

Verona Area International SchoolNi hao! Verona Area

International School (VAIS), a K-5, 50/50 Chinese Immersion charter school, will welcome approxi-mately 112 students back to school on August 23, 2019. All students, including Kindergarteners, will join us for a full day on August 23. We look for-ward to guiding our students to learn Mandarin and become global citizens!

Contact info:Principal Name: Ann PrinclSchool address: 5830 Devoro Road, Fitchburg WI 53711Office phone: 608-845-4224Email: [email protected]

School Hours• Daily office hours 7:30-3:00 M-F• First day of school start/end time for all

Kindergarten - 5th grade students. Start time: 7:35am = First bell; doors open, All students should report directly

to their classrooms. 7:45am = Second bell; classes begin End time: 2:40pm *Note this new end time for the 19-20 school year.

• Normal & Late Start school day start/end time: Start time: Monday 9:15am = First bell; doors open, 9:25am = Second bell; classes begin Tuesday - Friday 7:35am = First bell; doors open, 7:45am = Second bell, classes begin End time: Monday - Friday = 2:40pm *Note this new end time for the 19-20 school year.

Back to School Night; Open House Date and Picture Day Info

Please join us for our Back to School Night on Thursday, September 26, 2019, 5:30-7:30pm at VAIS.

Picture day will be Wednesday, September 18, 2019.

Picture retake day will be Wednesday, October 30, 2019.

Meet the TeacherAll families are welcome to meet their child’s

teachers and see their classrooms on Tuesday, August 20, 5:00-6:00pm at VAIS.

Student AbsencesPlease note, in accordance with School

Board Policy 431, attendance and tardies are closely monitored. We ask that parents call (phone) before the start of school if your child will be absent or tardy. We love having your children at school!

More about us…Congratulations to our recent 5th grade

graduates who have received their Pathways to Biliteracy certificate, for participating in our Chinese Immersion school. Following 5th grade, our students are welcome to enroll in the Mandarin Language class at Savanna Oaks Middle School, to continue their language learning.

In the 2017-2018 school year, VAIS received the Donna Clementi Blue Ribbon Award for Excellence in World Language Programs from the Wisconsin Association for LanguageTeachers. We are proud of this award, and continue to strive towards excellence with language learning.

Governance CouncilVAIS is governed by a council of parents,

staff and community members. This group makes high level decisions concerning the day to day operations of VAIS. Functions of the Governance Council include, but are not limit-ed to, budget allocations, capital expenditures, grant proposals, personnel, curriculum, assess-ments, VAIS policies and procedures, commit-tee responsibilities, goals and future of VAIS. Current Governance Council members include:Grace Flores/Cindy Grady, Co-PresidentsTeresa Mueller, Vice PresidentLaura Grady, TreasurerKathy Lake, SecretaryCharles James, UW RepresentativeAnn Princl, DirectorLumei Huang, Staff RepresentativeSarah Shaw, Staff RepresentativeTracy Doeppers, Parent RepresentativeKurt Hermsen, Parent RepresentativeDavid Kassa, Parent Representative

The Governance Council generally meets on the 1st Monday of the month at 6:30 p.m. at Stoner Prairie Elementary School in the LMC. Meetings are open to the public.

Follow our school online!Please visit our website by clicking on www.

verona.k12.wi.us and click on (school name) in the “Our Schools” drop down menu! Also make sure to follow us on Facebook and Twitter!

Staff Member ListAnn Princl, PrincipalCarin Higgins, SecretaryLatisha Muldrow, SecretaryYyare Parra, Secretary

Teaching StaffLumei Huang, Kindergarten and First Grade

Chinese TeacherAmanda Johnson, Kindergarten and First Grade

English TeacherYumeng Wang, Second and Third Grade Chinese

TeacherJennifer Klawiter, Second and Third Grade

English TeacherErin Poeschl, Fourth Grade English TeacherYingying Reiter, Fourth and Fifth Grade

Chinese TeacherSarah Shaw, Fifth Grade English TeacherSarah Shaw, Global Arts Teacher (Art and Music)Tina Christenson and Amy Schiefelbein,

Physical EducationPatricia Long, LibrarianKarie Huttner, Educational Technology CoachErin Poeschl, Reading Resource

Student Services StaffLisa Froehlich, CounselorTo be hired, Substitute CounselorKathy Garity, Social WorkerDana Gustafson, PsychologistRebecca DuCharme, School NurseCarin Higgins, Health Room AssistantSarah Greenlaw, Special EducationTo be hired, Special Education SupervisorEmmy Jerome, Speech/Language PathologistMya Rognstad, Physical TherapistAndrea Scott, Occupational TherapyKelly Hettich, Certified Occupational Therapy

AssistantElizabeth Folberg and Lisa Ahner English

Language/Bilingual Resource Teachers

Custodial StaffMike Brown, Head CustodianPaul Hegge and Lloyd Hass, Custodians

Food Service StaffNancy Laycock, Head CookBev Andrew, Food ServiceJulie Werner, Food Service

AssistantsEducational Technology Support Technician:

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Core Knowledge® Charter SchoolCore Knowledge® Charter

School (CKCS) will welcome approximately 425 students back to school on Friday, August 23. At Core Knowledge, our students, staff and parents strive to be Respectful, Responsible, Safe and Kind!

Contact info:Principal Name: Rick KistingSchool address: 740 North Main Street Verona, WI 53593Office phone: 608-845-4133Email: [email protected]

School Hours• Daily office hours: 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM• School Office Phone: 608-845-4130• First day of school start/end time:

Grades 1-5: 8:30-3:30 PM Grades 6: 8:30-3:38 PM

On Friday, August 23 students in grades 1-6 will attend school for a full day. -Kindergarten students will attend school for one hour in the morning with their parent. More details will be sent to incoming kindergarten families regarding meeting times.

-New students in grades 7-8 will attend a half day beginning at 8:30 AM. Transportation home will be provided.

Normal & Late Start school day start/end times:Normal School Day: Grades K-5: 8:30-3:35 PMGrades 6-8 8:30-3:38 PMLate Start School Day: Grades K-5: 10:00-3:35 PMGrades 6-8: 10:00-3:38 PM

Back to School Night; School Supply Drop-OffCKCS K-5 Back to School Night is Tuesday, August 20 from

4:00-7:00 PM. School supplies may be dropped off at this time. If you purchased a School Supply Kit, this will be in your home-room on Back to School Night.

CKCS 6-8 Back to School Night is Wednesday, August 21 from 4:00-7:00 PM. School supplies may be dropped off at this time. If you purchased a School Supply Kit, this will be in one of your grade level teacher’s rooms.

Picture Day InfoLifetouch Photography will be taking CKCS K-5 student

photos in the LMC from 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM on Friday, August 23. Retake day is Thursday, September 26 from 9:00-11:00 AM.

InterState Studios will be taking CKCS 6-8 student photos during Back to School Night on August 21.


tardies are closely monitored. We ask that parents call 608-845-4130 for K-5 students and 608-845-4103 for Grades 6-8 before the start of school if your child will be absent or tardy.

More about us…• Verona Area Core Knowledge® Charter School (CKCS) is

excited to begin its 24th year as a part of the Verona Area School District.

• CKCS is a parent-led charter school and has a long history of strong parent involvement. We encourage all parents to make a meaningful connection to our school, includ-ing participation on one of our three parent leadership groups (Governing Council, Parent Round Table, or Parents Advocating for Student Success); volunteering to help at one of our many school events such as Sock Hops, Movie Nights, Learner Fair, Book Fairs and International Night; or helping in the classroom. Regardless of your schedule or availability, we would like to welcome you to be involved in our K-8 school!

• As the 2019-20 school year marks a time of change for our returning and new students and families, it also marks a transition year for our school. The 2019-20 school year will be the final year the CKCS program will be located in our current building. We are looking forward to transitioning to the existing high school building along with Badger Ridge Middle School for the 2020-21 school year.

Extra curricular activities/PTO infoPlease visit our Parent Leadership website for more informa-

tion on opportunities to be a part of CKCS: https://vackcs.com/Please visit the following link for information on middle

school extracurricular opportunities: http://brms.verona.k12.wi.us/for_families/activities/activities_and_clubs

Follow our school online!Please visit our website on www.verona.k12.wi.us in the drop

down menu “Select a School” by clicking on Verona Area Core Knowledge Charter under Charter Schools. Also make sure to follow us on Facebook and Twitter!

Staff Member ListRick Kisting, PrincipalNicole Boedeker, Curriculum CoordinatorRoxy Kerkenbush, Secretary

Teaching Staff:Jillian Bauer, KindergartenTamara Gunwall, KindergartenGabrielle McBride, Grade 1Brooke Richardson, Grade 1Kelley Greene, Grade 2Tessa Lambe, Grade 2Julie Bie, Grade 3Jessi Thompson, Grade 3Cathy Childers, Grade 4Jessica Luna, Grade 4Karen Hanson, Grade 5Kendall Schorr, Grade 5Martha Blevins, K-5 Resource

Jen Faulkner, Grade 6Mark Rohlfing, Grade 6Carla Bonsignore, Grade 7Amy Reimer, Grade 7Rick Fleming, Grade 8Ashley Tarkenton, Grade 8Heidi Mondloch, MS Math ResourceDayna Sable, K-5 ArtSarah Grotsky, MS ArtRandy Newtson, K-5 MusicTherese Josephson, MS OrchestraHalla, Maglio, MS ChoirPat Rich, MS BandBrooks Jackson, K-5 PEMark Happel, MS PEDanielle Ritter, MS PEJohn Bremmer, MS Info TechnologyMarcie Ibarra, MS SpanishDiana Lehnherr, MS FACELisa Miller, LMC DirectorSarah Urben, Educational Technology CoachKarin Wirth, MS German

Student Services Staff:Elvis Ajong, CounselorAmie Pittman, CounselorStacie Wagner, Social WorkerMarlene Koch, Psychologist and PBIS Internal CoachAnn Juzwick, School NurseSandra Buxton, Special Education CoordinatorLinda Arrowood, Special EducationPatti Richardson, Speech/Language ProfessionalKatherine Bartolerio, Occupational TherapyAli Reinen, English Language/Bilingual ResourceLaila Tabrizi, English Language/Bilingual ResourceLizette Venegas, English Language/Bilingual Resource

Custodial Staff:Jason Meyer, Head CustodianDavid Levy, Terry Brown, Jim Storch, Custodians

Food Service Staff:Cindra Magli, Food Service DirectorRobyn Billig, Assistant Food Service DirectorTheresa, Bull, SecretaryHannah Thompson, SecretaryJosephine Llanto, Production ManagerMichele Wiest, Head CookGail Thiesenhusen, Christy Tinoco, Cook

Assistants:Mandy Kitzman, Educational Technology Support TechnicianMonique Johnson-Crowder, Diane Emden, Brooke Espinoza Andersen, Deb Manley, Randy Newtson, Michelle Roach, Education AssistantsMel Kerl, Special Education AssistantMarsha Ripkey, LMC AssistantLiz Anderson, Nurse AssistantBarb deVenecia, Nurse Assistant

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Americans With Disabilities Act

The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) offers com-prehensive protections for individuals with disabilities. The Verona Area School District does not discriminate on the basis of disability. If you are an individual with a disability, or represent an individual with a disability and have an ADA concern, you may contact Emmett Durtschi, Director of Student Services at 608-845-4314 or mail to [email protected] or Verona Area School District, 700 North Main Street, Verona, WI 53593, 845-4314.

The Wisconsin Student Assessment System

The Wisconsin Student Assessment System (WSAS) is a com-prehensive statewide program designed to provide information about what students know in core academic areas and whether they can apply what they know. The WSAS includes:

• The Wisconsin Forward Exam at grades 3-8 in English Language Arts (ELA) and Mathematics, at grades 4 and 8 in Science, and 4, 8, and 10 in Social Studies

• ACT Aspire at grades 9 & 10• The ACT Plus Writing at grade 11 for Reading, English,

Mathematics, Science, and Writing

Student performance on these assessments is reported in proficiency categories and used for accountability determination at the school, district and state levels. These tests together create the Wisconsin Student Assessment System.

For questions from Verona Area School District, contact Ann Franke, Director of Curriculum and Instruction, at 608-845-4311 or [email protected].

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K-5 Late Start =•9:25am •10am forCKCS Elementary

2019-2020 FAMILY

CALENDARK-12 Late Start =•9:25am for K-5 •10am for 6-12 &

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Religious Holiday:19-20 Naw Ruz Baha'i

7 LATE START K-514 LATE START K-12 21 LATE START K-524 NO SCHOOL –

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Religious Holiday:8 - 9 Yom Kippur 29 - 30 Birth of Bahá'u'lláh

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Notice of Nondiscrimination PolicyStudent Nondiscrimination

It is the policy of the Verona Area School District that no person may be denied admission to any public school in this district or be denied participation in, be denied the benefits of, or be discriminated against in any curricular, extracurricular, pupil services, recreational or other program or activity because of the persons’ sex, color, race, religion, national origin, ancestry, creed, pregnancy, marital or paren-tal status, sexual orientation, gender identity, or physical, mental, emotional or learning disability as required by s.118.13, Wis. Stats.

This policy also prohibits discrimination as defined by Title IX of the Educational Amendments of 1972 (sex), Title VI of Civil Rights Act of 1964 (race, color, and national origin), Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 (disability), McKinney-Vento Homeless Assistance Act (homelessness).

All vocational education programs follow the district’s policies of nondiscrimination. In addition, arrangements can be made to ensure that the lack of English language skills is not a barrier to admission or participation.

The district encourages informal resolution of complaints under this policy. A formal complaint resolution procedure is available, however, to address allegations of violations of the policy in the Verona Area School District.

Any questions concerning s.118.13, Wis. Stats., or Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972, which prohibits discrimina-tion should be directed to Ann Franke, the Equity Coordinator, at the following address and phone number: Ann Franke Director of Instruction, Verona Area School District, 700 N. Main Street, Verona, Wisconsin 53593, 608-845-4311.

Inquiries related to Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, should be directed to Emmett Durtschi, the Section 504 compli-ance Officer, at the following address and phone number: Emmett Durtschi, Director of Student Services, Verona Area School District, 700 N. Main Street, Verona, Wisconsin 53593, 608-845-4314.

If any person believes that the Verona Area School District or any part of the school organization has failed to follow the law and rules of s.118.13, Wis. Stats., Title VI, Title IX, Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 or in some way discriminates against pupils on the basis of sex, race, color, religion, national origin, ancestry, creed, pregnancy, marital or parental status, sexual orientation, gender identity, or physical, mental, or emotional or learning disability, he/she may bring or send a complaint to the Administration Office at the following address: 700 N. Main Street, Verona, Wisconsin 53593.

Step 1: A written statement of the complaint shall be prepared by the complainant and signed. This complaint shall be presented to the district employee designated to receive complaints. That employee shall send written acknowledge of receipt of the complaint within 45 days.

Step 2: A written determination of the complaint shall be made by the board within 90 days of receipt of the complaint unless the

parties agree to an extension of time: appeals under 20 USC s.145 and Ch. 115, Wis. Stats., relating to the identification, evaluation, educational placement or the provision of a free appropriate public education of a child with an exceptional educational need shall be resolved through the procedures authorized by Ch. 115, Subch. V., Wis. Stats.

Complaints under 20 USC s.1231e-3 and 34 CFR ss.76.780-76.782, commonly referred to as EDGAR complaints, that the state or a subgrantee is violating a federal statute or regulation that applies to a program shall be referred directly to the state superintendent.

Step 3: If a complainant wishes to appeal a negative determina-tion by the board, he/she has the right to appeal the decision to the state superintendent within 30 days of the board’s decision. In addi-tion, the complainant may appeal directly to the state superinten-dent if the board has not provided written acknowledgment within 45 days of receipt of the complaint or made a determination within 90 days of receipt of the written complaint. Appeals should be addressed to Sate Superintendent, Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction, 125 South Webster Street, P.O. Box 7841, Madison, Wisconsin 53707.

Step 4: Discrimination complaints on some of the above bases may also be filed with the federal government at the Office for Civil Rights, U.S. Department of Education, 300 South Wacker Drive, 8th Floor, Chicago, Illinois 60606.

There shall be no retaliation against any person who in good faith files a complaint under this policy.

NOTE: The s.118.13 complaint procedure does not apply to district employees or job applications. Also, it does not replace the federal regulations that require a school district to have Title IX and Section 504 complaint procedures.

Equal Opportunity Employer The Verona Area School District is an equal opportunity

employer. Personnel hiring and administration in the District shall be conducted so as not to discriminate against applicant or employee on the basis of age, race, religion, sex or sexual orien-tation, gender identity, marital status, national origin, disability or handicap, creed, color, political affiliation, pregnancy, citizen-ship, ancestry, arrest record, conviction record not substantially related to a person’s job or activity in the school, membership in the national guard, state defense force or any other United States or Wisconsin reserve component of the military forces, use or nonuse of lawful products off school premises during non-working hours, or any other reason prohibited by state or federal law.

The District carefully and systematically examines all of its employment policies and practices to be sure they do not either purposely or inadvertently operate to the detriment of any per-sons. Reasonable accommodations shall be made for qualified individuals with a disability or handicap, unless such accommo-dations would impose an undue hardship to the District.

Employee Complaint ProcedureAny employee or applicant for employment who believes that

the District or any part of the school organization has in some way violated the District’s equal employment opportunities policy may bring forward a complaint in accordance with this procedure. This procedure may also be used for filing and responding to other employee-related complaints.

Informal ProcedureAny person who believes he/she has a valid basis for a complaint

shall attempt to resolve the complaint promptly by discussion with the building principal or his/her immediate supervisor. The prin-cipal or supervisor shall keep a written record of the discussion, provide a copy to the complainant, and reply to the complaint in writing. If this reply is not acceptable to the complainant, he/she may initiate formal procedures according to the steps listed below.

Formal Complaint ProcedureStep 1: A written complaint statement shall be prepared by

the complainant and signed. It shall be presented to the Director of Human Resources who shall immediately undertake an inves-tigation of the suspected infraction. He/she shall review with the building principal, or other appropriate persons, the facts comprising the alleged discrimination or other complaint. The Director of Human Resources shall decide the merits of the case, determine the action to be taken, if any, and report in writing the findings and the resolution of the case to the complainant.

Step 2: If the complainant is not satisfied with the decision of the Director of Human Resources, he/she may appeal the decision in writing to the Superintendent. The Superintendent shall meet with all parties involved, formulate a conclusion and respond in writing to the complainant.

Step 3: If the complainant is not satisfied with the Superintendent’s decision, or in lieu of utilizing this complaint procedures, the complainant may pursue alternate actions avail-able under state or federal laws (i.e. the State Superintendent of Public Instruction, the Equal Rights Division of the Department of Workforce Development, the U.S. Office for Civil Rights - Region V and/or courts having proper jurisdiction).Responses to discrimination complaints shall be made within applicable time-lines established by law.

There shall be no retaliation against any employee who in good faith files a complaint under this policy.

Maintenance of Complaint RecordsComplaint records for the purpose of documenting compliance

are kept for each complaint filed and, at a minimum, include: 1. The name and address of the complainant and his/her title

or status.2. The date the complaint was filed.


Exploration AcademyParents and students may learn more

or apply for admission to Exploration Academy throughout the school year by vis-iting www.verona.k12.wi.us and by contact-ing Mr. Pheng Lee or Ms. Lesley Morrison.

First Day of SchoolOnly new Exploration Academy stu-

dents should report directly to the K-wing building on August 23 at 8:30 AM. Students will be released at 3:42 PM. All Exploration Academy students will report for a full day of school on August 26. The standard student school day will begin at 8:30 AM and dismiss at 3:42 PM. Bus routes are printed in the Verona Press and parents can call Badger Bus at 845-2255. Any special transportation instructions should be put in writing and sent to the school office to the attention of Mr. Pheng Lee.

RegistrationRegistration for Exploration Academy and payment of fees

is totally online for your convenience. Student pictures will be taken on Friday, August 30th.

The fee schedule will be as follows:General fee = $35 (includes student planner/handbook);

extracurricular fees: club participation fee = $40; parking per-mits = $50; yearbook = $60. Please refer to the district web page for more specific information regarding fees. Students will also have the option to purchase a $35 pass to attend athletic events all year long.

Athletic Fee Structure1 Sport Athlete $125.00 total for one sport2 Sport Athlete $125.00 + $25.00 = $150.00 total for two sports3 Sport Athlete $125.00 +$25.00 + $15.00 = $165.00 total for

three sports**Note that a family who has more than one child and those

children are in multiple sports will pay a flat fee of $250.00**

Student AbsenceAttendance is taken multiple times throughout the school

day. Parents are asked to call the K-wing attendance line (845-4503) before 8:30 AM to inform the school when your child is going to be absent or tardy. Parents are also required to forward a dated written excuse, noting the reason for the absence, upon the child’s return to school.

StaffAdministrative/Office Staff (845-4550)Pheng Lee AdministratorTheresa Saley Administrative Assistant

Teaching Staff (845-4550)Cami Streets Math/AdvisorShane Kieffer Social Studies/AdvisorSteve Lewis English/AdvisorMatthew Bruss Science/AdvisorJennifer Tordeur Special Education/Advisor

Student Services StaffMs. Leslie Morrison CounselorMs. Pat Lynam School NurseMs. Will Howlett PsychologistOfficer Shawn Van Heuklon Police Liaison OfficerMs. Andrea Bonaparte School Social Worker

Athletics/Activities (845-4490)Mr. Joel Zimba Activities DirectorMs. Jessica Flood Athletic Trainer

Governance Council MembershipPaul Driftmier PresidentTBD Vice PresidentPhil Anderson TreasurerCathy Driftmier Parent RepresentativeSteve Roller Parent RepresentativeJudi Quinton Parent RepresentativeLesley Morrison Grams Staff RepresentativeSteve Lewis Staff Representative

Badger Ridge Middle School

Badger Ridge will welcome approximately 510 students back to school on Friday, August 23rd (sixth graders and new transfer students only). Our students will ALL be together begin-ning Monday, August 26th. This group of stu-dents will be the last middle school occupants in our current site. We look forward to a great school year to launch us to our new BRMS site at 300 Richard Street!

Contact info:Principal Name: Alan BussSchool address: 740 N. Main St.Office phone: 845-4100Email: [email protected]

School Hours• Daily office hours: 8:00 - 4:00• First day of school start/end time: 8:30 - 3:38• The first day of school for all sixth graders

is Friday, August 23rd. (7/8 grade stu-dents new to the district will have a morn-ing session on August 23rd). On this day, sixth graders will have the opportunity to participate in various activities that will help them transition to our school, which will begin at 8:30 a.m. Students should report to their advisory period class at 8:30 a.m. Classes will finish at the regular ending time of 3:38 p.m.

• Normal & Late Start school day start/end time: 8:30 - 3:38, 10:00 - 3:38

Back to School NightParents and students are invited to attend

“Back-to-School Night” on Wednesday, August 21st, , from 4:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. The pro-gram will allow parents to meet teachers and gain valuable information regarding our school during a timeframe that meets family needs. The booster club will also be hosting a brat sale! Detailed information will be mailed home.

School PhotosAll students will have their pictures taken

during Back-to-School Night on Wednesday, August 21st. Picture order forms will be avail-able at this time. All students will be issued a school identification card with their picture on it sometime during the second week of school. Picture retake day will be Thursday, October 3rd.

Student AbsencesIn accordance with School Board Policy 431,

attendance and tardies are closely monitored. We ask that parents call 845-4103 before the start of school if your child will be absent or tardy.

1:1 iPadsAll students will be issued personal iPads for

the 2019-20 school year to engage in academic work. The district iPad policy will be reviewed for all students by our teaching staff. Just a reminder that you can enroll your student in the VASD iPad damage waiver program.

Student Planner/HandbookStudents are expected to utilize electronic

planners or paper assignment planner. The stu-dent handbook is located on the school’s website for review at any time.

Locks and Locker Set-upIncoming sixth graders and new BRMS/

CKMS students will be issued locks from the school on Back-to- School Night. The cost of the lock is $5.00 and will be used all three years at the middle school. Seventh and eighth grade students may purchase replacement locks the first day of school for $5.00. The school building will be open daily in late August for students to set up their lockers. Students may also set up their lockers during Back-to-School Night.

Extra curricular activitiesWe encourage students to participate in the

extracurricular activities that we offer at the middle school. The Student Handbook and our website lists all of the opportunities that are available. Students will also receive informa-tion about these activities at Back-to-School Night, through our daily announcements, and regular electronic school messages delivered throughout the school year.

BR/CK Middle School Booster ClubPlease check out this family engagement

opportunity at Back-to-School Night. This

parent-teacher group helps support Student Council, provides scholarships for school fees and field trips, supplies for extra-curricular activities, and teacher grant requests through fund-raising efforts. Please consider joining!

Follow our school online!Please visit our website by clicking on www.

verona.k12.wi.us and click on Badger Ridge Middle School in the “Our Schools” drop down menu! Also make sure to follow us on Facebook and Twitter!

We look forward to the beginning of the 2019-20 school year. Our staff (complete staff member list attached) is ready and waiting to provide ALL students with a positive and rewarding school experience here at Badger Ridge Middle School!

Alan Buss, BRMS Principal 845-4110

Administrative/Office StaffAlan Buss PrincipalJamie Thomas Duckert Associate PrincipalCindy Reed AssistantPatricia Rink AssistantVanessa Vaughn Assistant

Teaching StaffMeagan Abbott Lang. Arts/Social Studies 6Rebecca Benson Special Education 8John Bremmer Information TechnologyChristine Burton Special Education 6Nate Campbell Lang. Arts/Social Studies 6Nick Collar Lang. Arts/Social Studies 8Karmyn Debilzen Math 7Marcie Frehner Reading Specialist/ResourceShayla Glass Literacy, Language, &

Equity SpecialistJennifer Griffith UNITY Resource/SupportSarah Grotsky ArtJodi Guttman Lang. Arts/Social Studies 8Mark Happel Physical EducationBeth Harms Math/Science 8Melissa Winters Science 8Suzanne Hartjes Social Studies 7Andrea High Lang. Arts/Social Studies 6Marcie Ibarra Foreign Language - SpanishBrooks Jackson HealthTherese Josephson OrchestraDiana Lehnherr FACE & BW/KFCAndrea Leibfried Math 6Charles Monzon Science 6Lorissa Murphy Special Education 6Trisha Murphy Science 8Halla Nelson ChoirCarlos Orozco Two-Way Immersion/English

Language Learners 6Abby Prill Lang. Arts/Social Studies 7Ryan Rammer Science/Math 7

Susan Reddan UNITY Resource/SupportAlice Reinen English Language LearnersPat Rich BandDanielle Ritter Physical EducationJanaina Rodriguez Language Arts 7William Rogeberg Social Studies 8Jean-Marc Ruel Math 8Scott Schweickhardt Special Education 7Laila Tabrizi English Language LearnersJake Yellovich Special Education 8Marissa Tracy Special Education 7Sarah Urben Education Technology/

Personalized Learning Coach

Renee Wedderspoon Curriculum & Learning Specialist

Karin Wirth Foreign Language—German/Spanish

Sarah Worley Science 7Amy Zillmer Math/Social Studies 6

Special Education SupportSandra Buxton Special Education

SupervisorPatti Richardson Speech & LanguagePaulette Spoon Occupational Therapist

Student ServicesElizabeth Anderson Health Room AssistantElvis Ajong Counselor 8/7 (M-Z)Barb Devenecia Health Room AssistantAnn Juzwik NurseDana Sorensen PsychologistLisa Miller LMC DirectorKatie Neuman Internal PBIS CoachAmie Pittman Counselor 6/7 (A-L)Stacie Wagner Social Worker

Educational AssistantsAmanda Kitzman TechnologyMarina Kitzrow Special EducationMelinda Kerl Special Education

Custodial StaffTerry Brown CustodianDavid Levy CustodianJason Meyer Head CustodianJames Storch Custodian

Food Service StaffCindra Magli Food Service DirectorRobyn Billig Asst. Food Service DirectorTheresa Bull SecretaryJoJo Llanto Production ManagerHannah Thompson SecretaryGail Thiesenhusen CookChristy Tinoco CookMichelle Wiest Head Cook

Jamie Thomas Duckert, Associate Principal & Alan Buss, Principal

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Savanna Oaks Middle SchoolSavanna Oaks Middle School will welcome approximately 560

students back to school this Fall!

Contact info:Sandy Eskrich, Principal5890 Lacy RoadFitchburg, WI [email protected]

School HoursDaily office hours Monday – Friday 8:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.Normal School Day Time 8:30 – 3:38Late Start Day Time 10:00 – 3:38

First Day of School & Supply Drop OffSavanna Oaks’ first day of school will be Friday, August

23rd for sixth graders and students new to our school. This day provides our newest scholars with an opportunity to acquaint themselves to Savanna Oaks. Students and parents of 7th and 8th grade students may also drop off materials/supplies and organize their lockers. Please refer to 7th and 8th grade team messages for specifics.

The first day of school for ALL students will be Monday, August 26th. All students will begin with their Advisory class. Students may refer to their schedules for their Advisor and room number. Schedules will be available online in mid August and a copy will be distributed to each student in Advisory. Advisory classroom assignments for all students will be available as stu-dents enter the building.

Late Starts are NOT every Monday. Please refer to our website calendar for dates. Our building opens for students at 8am. At this time the front doors are unlocked and students may gather in the commons

Back to School NightOur first opportunity for Savanna Oaks families and staff

to be together will be Wednesday, August 21st from 4 – 7pm. During this time there will be presentations for students and families as well as the opportunity to try out lockers, meet staff and reacquaint with friends.


tardies are closely monitored. If your child will be absent from school, we ask parents to call the Attendance Hotline (845-4003) by 9:00 a.m. and leave a message regarding the absence.

Student Progress Reporting

Student progress can be monitored on our school’s webpage under the Families tab, then under PowerSchool as well as other web-sites as defined by each student’s team of teachers. Student/parent access codes for PowerSchool as well as other ways to follow progress are available for every family.

The foundation of assessment at Savanna Oaks is demon-stration of mastery of course standards. We will communicate quarterly in a Student Progress Report both Habits of Learning ratings as well as progress in mastering standards. Our progress reports describe standards that were attempted and the degree of success to date on each.

Extra-Curricular ActivitiesMiddle school offers a wide variety of opportunities with clubs,

activities and athletics outside of the traditional school day. These include: Cross Country (September), Volleyball (September), Wrestling (November-December), Basketball-boys (Nov-Dec), Basketball-girls (Jan-Feb.), Ski Club (January and February) Track (April-May), Drama Club (fall to spring), Forensics (Jan-Feb), Student Council (all year), All-School Musical (Feb-May), Math Club (Nov-April.) and more as students and staff dream them up! Daily announcements and the SOMS website keep everyone informed as to opportunities and how to join.

Follow our school online!Savanna Oaks Website: www.soms.verona.k12.wi.usA live calendar of school events, which is reliably kept up-to-

date, is available on the web. Family resources such as announce-ments, attendance contacts and information about learning activ-ities can be found on the site. Students will find a portal for their grade-level team and this will include information about courses, teachers, events and learning activities. Our library is also an active link and a route to even more learning resources.

StaffThe Savanna Oaks faculty and staff have a wealth of expe-

rience in learning with middle school students. We continue our commitment to supporting our learners in setting personal goals and moving toward mastery. We have seen impressive evidence

that when learners are given voice and choice, their engage-ment empowers their learning. We are excited to start the 2019-20 school year!

Administrative/Office StaffSandy Eskrich, PrincipalPete Christofferson, Associate

PrincipalRita Wedderspoon, SecretaryKris Wilbricht, Secretary

Student Services Staff:Christie Burke, PsychologistSandra Buxton, Special Education SupervisorRebecca Ducharme, NurseKathy Garity, Social WorkerSarah Holzum, CounselorBeth Mason, SecretaryAsa Miura, Counselor

Teaching Staff:Maria Andreano-Beirne, Special Ed. TeacherSarah Case, Orchestra DirectorMaria Barr, Science and Social Studies TeacherDanielle Baron, Special Ed. TeacherHeidi Becker, Speech PathologistCessely Block, Art TeacherJoAnn Busalacchi, LMC DirectorJeaneen Butler, Language Arts/Social Studies TeacherAnn Byfield, Bilingual Education TeacherMaria Carvalho, Special Ed. TeacherStephanie Coyle, Special Ed. TeacherBradley Crandell, Gym/Health TeacherAndrea Davis, Occupational TherapistMadison Day, Choir DirectorCarrie Dingle, Language Arts/Math TeacherAnn Frederickson, LA/SS/Science and Math TeacherYesenia Garcia Torres, Bilingual Education TeacherKelly Hettich, COTANejdet Isufi, Language and Lit. SpecialistMichelle Kay, Math TeacherMolly Lawson, FACE TeacherMegan Lazare, Bilingual Resource TeacherAbigail Mannenbach, Math TeacherGirelle Montagner, Math/Science TeacherJean Marty, Language Arts TeacherKaren Mittelstaedt, Math/Science TeacherCheryl Motelet, Science TeacherRyan Neigbauer, Special Ed. TeacherMadeline Neuworth, Math TeacherNatasha Olson, Math / Social Studies TeacherJesse Peterson, Band DirectorKatie Pingle, Language Arts TeacherBrenda Poller, Physical Education TeacherGregory Puent, Science TeacherJill Rauwerdink, Math/Science TeacherStephanie Schlimgen, Science/Social Studies TeacherPaulette Spoon, Physical TherapistTim Strohbusch, Technology TeacherSarah Sweeney, Language Arts TeacherStephanie Symes, Curriculum and Learning Specialist/Tech CoachStacy Tremaine, Special Education TeacherMartha Van Orsdel, LA/SS TeacherNoah Weibel, Social Studies TeacherChad Welty, Social Studies TeacherSue Whooley, Deaf & Hard of Hearing TeacherBarb Winger-Rourke, World Language TeacherNuoyi Yang, Mandarin Teacher

Custodial StaffClaudio HernandezKaren Kral-SchoenmanJose VeguillaTony Yang

Educational AssistantsNancy Platto, TechnologyKaren Beckerleg, Educational/Health/LMC Assistant

Special Ed. AssistantKyla BurrellDebra FranchLauri HalminiakJamie PittsEmily SmithShondra SmithJennifer Dominguea

Food Service StaffVanessa BeardsleyLaura DregerMichelle Hass

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Annual Notice on Homeless Children And YouthThe McKinney-Vento Act defines homeless

children and youth as:• Children and youth who lack a fixed, reg-

ular, and adequate nighttime residence, and includes children and youth who are:

o sharing the housing of other persons due to loss of housing, economic hard-ship, or a similar reason

o living in motels, hotels, trailer parks, or camping grounds due to the lack of alternative adequate accommodations

o living in emergency or transitional shel-ters

o abandoned in hospitals o living in a primary nighttime residence

that is a public or private place not designed for or ordinarily used as a reg-ular sleeping accommodation for human beings

o living in cars, parks, public spaces, abandoned buildings, substandard housing, bus or train stations, or similar settings; and

o migratory children who qualify as home-less because the children are living in circumstances described above

If you are personally aware of, or are acquainted with, any children or youth who may qualify according to the above criteria, the Verona Area School District provides the following assurances to parents and guardians of homeless children and youth and unaccom-panied homeless youth:

• The child or youth shall be immediate-ly enrolled and allowed to fully partici-pate in school, even if unable to produce

records normally required for enrollment (e.g., academic records, immunization and other required health records, proof of residency, or other documentation) or has missed application or enrollment dead-lines during any period of homelessness.

• Homeless children and youths are not stigmatized or segregated on the basis of their status as homeless and have full and equal educational and related oppor-tunities.

• Meaningful opportunities to participate in the education of their children including special notices of events, parent-teacher conferences, newsletters, and access to student records.

• Immediate enrollment and transportation to the school of origin. “School of origin” means the school that a child or youth attended when permanently housed or the school in which the child or youth was last enrolled, including a preschool.

• Written explanation of any decisions related to school selection or enrollment made by the school, the local educational agency, or the State educational agency involved, including the rights of the par-ent, guardian, or unaccompanied youth to appeal and receive prompt resolution of such decisions

Please contact Emmett Durtschi, homeless liaison for the Verona Area School District, at (608) 845-4314 or [email protected] for additional information about the rights and services described above.


Verona Area High School

There is a buzz of excitement in the air as we anticipate the opening of a brand-new high school in Fall, 2020. I believe we are just the group to meet the challenges and possibilities of such an endeavor because I see our Wildcat Family as capable, adaptable and strong.

Did you know?• Total work hours that have gone into

building the new VAHS so far are well over 375,000.

• The academic core of the building is three stories high with six bridges crossing the atrium. It is more than two football fields long between exit doors in the atrium.

• There are 670 Rooms in the new school.• There are 148,000 square feet of polished

concrete floors.• The new building totals 590,000 square

feet throughout four levels.

Did you also know students are…

• Athletes, scholars, musicians, and artists• Qualifiers for career, business, debate,

athletic, agricultural, speech, AND history competitions

• Founders of clubs like Latino Nation, Black Student Union, and more.

• Innovators, making a 3-D printed artificial hand to assist people with a missing limb

• Explorers of other countries like Spain, Italy, France, and Costa Rica

• Organizers of blood drives, fundraisers for relief efforts, creators of a food pantry for students experiencing food insecurity, educators on microaggressions, and work-ers for human rights at the Dane County Youth Social Justice Forum

Do you see what a perfect pairing our amazing Wildcat Family is with a State-of the Art School? I have goosebumps. On that note, it is with tremendous Wildcat Pride that we welcome you to the 2019-2020 school year at Verona Area High School. Let’s make it great!

Contact Info:Principal Pam Hammen (608-845-4410)Verona Area High School, 300 Richard Street, Verona, WI 53593e-mail: [email protected]: http://vahs.verona.k12.wi.us/Fax: 844-894-6966Office: 608-845-4400

School Hours:Office Hours are Monday through Friday

8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.Classes will begin for ALL incoming fresh-

men and ALL NEW students ONLY on Friday, August 23rd beginning at 8:30 a.m.

ALL students will report on Monday, August 26th at 8:30 a.m.

Picture Day:All student pictures (grades 9-12) will be

taken on Friday, August 30th in the Performing Art Center (PAC).

Back to School Night:Please join us on Monday, September 16th

6:00pm – 9:00pm.

School Fees:Registration and payment of fees is com-

pletely online. (just a reminder - no convenience fees!)

General fee - $35 (required)Parking permits (optional for seniors only)

- $50Athletic Pass $35 (optional to attend

at-home, non-tournament, sporting events)**Please refer to the district web page for

more specific information regarding fees. **

Athletic Fee Structure1st Sport $125.002nd Sport $150.003rd Sport $165.00

**Maximum out of pocket cost is $250/family**

2019-2020 Verona Area High School/Exploration Academy Staff (As of July 10, 2019)Administrative TeamPam Hammen - Principal (845-4410)Jorge Avalos - Associate Principal (845-4412)Sara Halberg - Special Education Supervisor

(845-4698)Pheng Lee - Associate Principal (845-4560)Michael Murphy - Associate Principal (845-4505)Tamara Sutor - Associate Principal (845-4411)

Support Staff (845-4400)Christy Cook - Power School Secretary (845-4408)Sarah Johnson - K-Wing Office Secretary (845-4509)Shannon Kelly - Assistant to the Principal (845-4405)Rhonda King - Main Office Secretary (845-4404)Theresa Saley - K-Wing Secretary (845-4550)

Attendance OfficeNatasha Hendricks (845-4407)Automated Attendance Line (845-4403)

Student Services Staff (845-4430 or 845-4431)Andrea Bonaparte - School Social WorkerChristie Burke – School PsychologistCarri Hale - CounselorShawn Harris - CounselorWill Howlett - School PsychologistKelly Knueve - CounselorSandra Kurzbuch - District InterpreterPat Lynam - School NurseGynarva Monroe - School InterventionistLesley Morrison - CounselorRochelle Pagel - Student Services SecretaryFrank Rodriguez - School Parent Community LiaisonCorey Saffold - School SecurityJeremy Solomon – CounselorShawn Van Heuklon - Police Liaison OfficerMona Walker - Student Services SecretaryWalter Williams - CounselorCory Zimmerman - School Social Worker

Athletics/Activities (845-4490)Joel Zimba - Wildcat Activities DirectorTBD - Athletic Trainer (845-4493)Jody Witte-Davis - Wildcat Activities Secretary

Verona Area High School FacultyEric Anderson - Music/BandSara Asendorf - Social StudiesMatthew Austin- ScienceNicholas Hoskins - MathematicsJennifer Latek - OTJeff Behringer - Social StudiesJulie Berndt - Social StudiesRick Boehm - Tech EdAmy Boettner - Special EducationDebra Breunig - EnglishMatthew Bruss - Exploration AcademyTracy Burandt - EnglishMichelle Burns - ScienceMollie Cahill - EnglishTodd Casey - Special EducationEsther Chiu - ArtAndrew Close - MathematicsIsaiah Crowe - Special EducationKaren Diemer-Toney - GermanSarah Domres - Social StudiesRichard Dow - ScienceWilliam Doyle - Physical EducationSarah Elms - LEAPKate Fasbender - ScienceNick Faus - Physical Education/HealthDavid Fidler - EnglishJennifer Glassford - Social StudiesKeely Graettinger - Family and Consumer EducationBen Zimmerman - Tech EdAdam Grindle - Special EducationJim Guy – MathematicsKariann Haluska – Special EducationKristen Hanson – MathematicsBen Hair - FrenchMary Hardin - EnglishCarly Hasse - Physical Education/HealthPaul Heinicke - MusicBailey Hildebrandt - MathematicsChristopher Hoel - MathematicsBrenda Hofmann - MathematicsGwen Hogan - EnglishKabby Hong - EnglishAnnelies Howell - Mathematics/Science/LRCLaura Hughes - EnglishLaura Jeidy-Brown - EnglishJulie Jenewein - Bilingual EnglishKara Johnson - Social StudiesJenny Johnston - MathematicsKrista Kasten - Special EducationShane Kieffer - Exploration AcademyJenny Klepper - ScienceJason Knoll - Social StudiesAndy Kruger - MathematicsStephanie Krueger - ScienceLori Ladwig - Special EducationEmily LaFlash - SpanishAndrew Larson - Social StudiesSteve Lewis - Exploration AcademyTammy Makovec - Business EducationRichard Matulat - EnglishKaren McBride - Special EducationCassie Mentzer - Social StudiesRebecca Meyer - District DiagnosticianAngie Midthun-Hensen - Science/AgLaila Miguel - Bilingual EnglishHope Mikkelson - ScienceSteve Miller - Speech & Language PathologistDustin Moench - ScienceJamie Morris - AgricultureRita Mortenson - Technology Coordinator

Angie Murphy - MathematicsBrian Murphy - MathematicsDave Nelson - ScienceSteve Nibbe - PAC DirectorJay Nyhagen - Physical EducationRebecca Page - DHHGina Parisi - Special EducationKayleen Parker - ArtCindy Perez - FrenchEmily Phillippi - EnglishCarrie Punzel - ArtDenise Quinn - Social StudiesMike Ray - Social StudiesDave Richardson - Physical EducationAndrew Riley - Physical EducationBeth Rodriguez - SpanishDianna Rogers - SpanishMary Kate Rowland - Special EducationSofia Ruelas - SpanishRebecca Ryan - Special EducationJustin Scanlon - Special EducationSarilis Schoville - ArtLinda Sey - DHH InterpreterAnthony Simonini - Social Studies/ESLJenna Smith - Bilingual/ESL MathPhill Smith - Tech EdRich Smith - Physical Education/HealthJason Strauss - ScienceCami Streets - EAElizabeth Stremikis - ArtPeter Stremlow - Mathematics/Computer StudiesHeather Thorpe - Vocal MusicMatt Tiller - ScienceJennifer Tordeur - Special EducationScott Vandermeuse – OrchestraBrandi Van Dinter - EnglishDavid Van Nostrand - Curriculum

& Learning SpecialistTaylor Vergeront – Special

EducationValerie Vinyard - EnglishTeresa Voss - LMC DirectorDoug Waddell - FACE/Social

StudiesJace Waller - SpanishCory Walsh - MathematicsMegan Wenn - Family and

Consumer EducationAbi Ewert - ASLNate Wilkinson - Business

EducationKarin Wirth - GermanBill Wuerger - Mathematics

Educational Support StaffKelly Babler - SEAJamie Brown - SEACheryl Christensen - LMC Asst.Marissa Choudoir - DHH

InterpreterJulie Colquhoun - LMC Asst.Blake Cushman - SEAShawn Daly - SEATammy Elliott - DHH InterpreterChafik Fassil - SEADiane Friis - Bilingual AidePatti Halverson - SEAYamil Kiesch - SEATodd Kocher - SEASimone Lawrence - SEAKathy Pynonnen - LMC/ETAJermel Randolph - SEAAlison Risley - Ed. TechSobeyda Sanchez Cruz - SEAAnn Schaefer - SEAKaren Spencer - Ed. Tech.

Kelly Storm - SEAAnnie Tereba - SEAMatt Vitcenda - SEAZe Yang - Bilingual AideJennifer Yeo - SEA

Custodial StaffTracy AceAli CohenJohn EndresTony EndresGary EidsmoeKevin McPeak - Main Bldg Head CustodianDavid MoyerJennifer Smith - K-Wing Head CustodianFred West

Food Service Staff (845-4139)Rhonda BridgesFelix CastroDave DalyKendra KoltlynJennifer KramerCindra Magali – Food Service DirectorDoug SteinerConcepcion ThurowGina TuckwoodAnna Wurin

College Ready Scholars (845-4980)Rachel EricksonWesley Beck

District Copy Center (845-4581)Jamie Rooks

Left to right: Michael Murphy, associate principal Jorge Avalos, associate principal

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LATE)13 7:22 am 7247 CROSS COUNTRY RD (8:57 K-5

LATE)14 7:23 am CROSS COUNTRY CIR/CROSS

COUNTRY(8:58 K-5 LATE)15 7:25 am COUNTRY VIEW ELEMENTARY


Bunny AM - NC/SC TIME LOCATION1 6:42 am 219 PAOLI ST (BADGER BUS)(8:17

K-5 LATE)2 6:50 am 6434 SUNSET DR(8:25 K-5 LATE)3 7:00 am 1871 COUNTY HWY PB(8:35 K-5

LATE)4 7:04 am 1942 RANGE TRL(8:39 K-5 LATE)5 7:08 am E WHISPERING PINES/SOFIA(8:43

K-5 LATE)6 7:09 am BASCILICA PKWY & WHITTMAN

WAY(8:44 K-5 LATE)7 7:10 am E CHAPEL ROYAL/STEEPLE POINT/

WHITTMAN(8:45 K-5 LATE)8 7:12 am CANTERBURY/E CHAPEL

ROYAL(8:47 K-5 LATE)9 7:14 am PINEHURST/W CHAPEL ROYAL(8:49

K-5 LATE)10 7:15 am PINEHURST CT/PINEHURST/

SCENIC RIDGE(8:50 K-5 LATE)11 7:16 am HIDDEN VALLEY/W WHISPERING

PINES(8:51 K-5 LATE)12 7:18 am FAIRCREST/MEADOWSIDE(8:53 K-5




Dog AM - CV TIME LOCATION1 6:43 am 219 PAOLI ST (BADGER BUS)(8:18

K-5 LATE)2 7:02 am RAYMOND/WESTCHESTER(8:37 K-5

LATE)3 7:03 am RAYMOND/SHAFER DR(8:38 K-5

LATE)4 7:08 am FRONTIER/WILLIAMSBURG(8:43 K-5

LATE)5 7:09 am BIG BOW CT & BIG BOW RD (8:44 K-5

LATE)6 7:11 am MEADOWOOD DR & TAWHEE DR

(8:46 K-5 LATE)7 7:12 am 5301 MEADOWOOD DR (8:47 K-5 LATE)8 7:13 am MONTICELLO/RICHMOND(8:48 K-5

LATE)9 7:15 am MONTICELLO/VALLEY FORGE(8:50

K-5 LATE)10 7:25 am COUNTRY VIEW ELEMENTARY


Train AM - CV TIME LOCATION1 6:43 am 219 PAOLI ST (BADGER BUS)(8:18

K-5 LATE)2 6:56 am VALLEY FORGE/

WILLIAMSBURG(8:31 K-5 LATE)3 6:58 am CHESAPEAKE/CHESTER CIR(8:33

K-5 LATE)4 6:59 am CHESAPEAKE/DANVILLE(8:34 K-5

LATE)5 7:00 am CHESAPEAKE/ROANOKE(8:35 K-5

LATE)6 7:01 am CHESAPEAKE/KING JAMES(8:36 K-5

LATE)7 7:03 am 5742 NORFOLK DR(8:38 K-5 LATE)8 7:05 am NORFOLK & SMITHFIELD (8:40 K-5

LATE)9 7:07 am SMITHFIELD CIR & SMITHFIELD

DR(8:42 K-5 LATE)10 7:10 am KING JAMES/WILLIAMSBURG(8:45

K-5 LATE)

11 7:25 am COUNTRY VIEW ELEMENTARY SCHOOL(9:05 K-5 LATE) (90)

Shark AM - CV TIME LOCATION1 6:45 am 219 PAOLI ST (BADGER BUS)(8:20

K-5 LATE)2 6:52 am 2065 & 2059 CTY ROAD PB(8:27 K-5

LATE)3 6:54 am 6747 HORSESHOE BEND(8:29 K-5

LATE)4 6:56 am 1659 COUNTY HWY PB(8:31 K-5

LATE)5 7:00 am 1487 RANGE TRL(8:35 K-5 LATE)6 7:04 am 6759 SUNSET DR(8:39 K-5 LATE)7 7:05 am 6734 SUNSET DR(8:40 K-5 LATE)8 7:08 am 6570 SUNSET DR(8:43 K-5 LATE)9 7:10 am 1791 BORCHERT RD(8:45 K-5 LATE)10 7:14 am 6418 SHADY BEND RD(8:49 K-5

LATE)11 7:18 am MILITARY RIDGE/ONCE UPON A

TIME(8:53 K-5 LATE)12 7:20 am BIG APPLE(8:55 K-5 LATE)13 7:22 am 590 HOMETOWN CIR(RAINBOW

CHILD CARE CENTER)(8:57 K-5 LATE)

14 7:25 am 512-518 ENTERPRISE(GRANDFATHERED STUDENTS ONLY(9:00 K-5 LATE)

15 7:28 am COUNTRY VIEW ELEMENTARY SCHOOL(9:05 K-5 LATE) (90)

Turtle AM - SP/VIS TIME LOCATION1 6:47 am 219 PAOLI ST (BADGER BUS)(8:22

K-5 LATE)2 7:00 am CHESTER DR/MAPLE GROVE

DR(8:35 K-5 LATE)3 7:01 am MAPLE GROVE CT/MAPLE

GROVE(8:36 K-5 LATE)4 7:03 am MAPLE RUN CT/MAPLE RUN/MAPLE

VIEW(8:38 K-5 LATE)5 7:04 am MAPLE VIEW DR & PRAIRIE RD(8:39

K-5 LATE)6 7:06 am WATERFORD CIR/WATERFORD

RD(8:41 K-5 LATE)7 7:08 am SCRANTON CT & WATERFORD

RD(8:43 K-5 LATE)8 7:09 am DORCHESTER CIR/DORCHESTER

WAY(8:44 K-5 LATE)9 7:10 am MANCHESTER CT & MANCHESTER

RD(8:45 K-5 LATE)10 7:11 am PRESTON CIR & PRESTON RD(8:46

K-5 LATE)11 7:19 am 6536 GRANDVIEW RD(8:54 K-5 LATE)12 7:21 am DEMARCO TRL & TONTO TRL(8:56

K-5 LATE)13 7:23 am 6360 PHEASANT LN(8:58 K-5 LATE)14 7:24 am FITCHRONA RD & LACY RD(8:59 K-5

LATE)15 7:26 am TURNSTONE LN/TURNSTONE

CIR(9:01 K-5 LATE)16 7:30 am STONER PRAIRIE ELEMENTARY



Candle AM - GE TIME LOCATION1 6:48 am 219 PAOLI ST (BADGER BUS)(8:23

K-5 LATE)2 6:50 am 2105 DAVIS HILLS DR(8:25 K-5 LATE)3 6:52 am 6135 CTH M(8:27 K-5 LATE)4 6:55 am 6000 ADAMS RD(8:30 K-5 LATE)5 7:02 am 1907 BORCHERT RD(8:37 K-5 LATE)6 7:03 am 1845 BORCHERT RD(8:38 K-5 LATE)7 7:04 am 1841 BORCHERT RD(8:39 K-5 LATE)8 7:05 am 1785 BORCHERT RD(8:40 K-5 LATE)9 7:06 am 1766 BORCHERT RD(8:41 K-5 LATE)10 7:08 am 6436 SUNSET DR(8:43 K-5 LATE)11 7:16 am ACKER LN/SCENIC RIDGE DR(8:51

K-5 LATE)12 7:20 am MEADOWSIDE/PRAIRIE HEIGHTS

DR(8:55 K-5 LATE)13 7:25 am GLACIER EDGE ELEMENTARY


Guitar AM - NC/SC TIME LOCATION1 6:48 am 219 PAOLI ST (BADGER BUS)(8:23

K-5 LATE)2 7:00 am FRONTIER/WILLIAMSBURG(8:35 K-5

LATE)3 7:04 am CHESAPEAKE/DANVILLE(8:39 K-5

LATE)4 7:05 am CHESAPEAKE DR & ROANOKE

DR(8:40 K-5 LATE)5 7:06 am KING JAMES CT/KING JAMES(8:41

K-5 LATE)6 7:08 am KING JAMES/2ND NORFOLK(8:43

K-5 LATE)7 7:09 am NORFOLK DR & SMITHFIELD

DR(8:44 K-5 LATE)8 7:10 am SMITHFIELD/WILLIAMSBURG(8:45

K-5 LATE)9 7:12 am ANTON/5148/50 ANTON

DRIVEWAY(8:47 K-5 LATE)10 7:14 am ANTON DR & CARRIAGE ST(8:49 K-5




Rocket AM - SP/VIS TIME LOCATION1 6:48 am 219 PAOLI ST (BADGER BUS)(8:23

K-5 LATE)2 6:53 am BLACKBURN BAY DR & WHITTMAN

WAY(8:28 K-5 LATE)3 6:55 am CATHEDRAL POINT/E WHISPERING

PINES(8:30 K-5 LATE)4 6:59 am KIMBALL LN & SCHUBERT ST(8:34

K-5 LATE)5 7:09 am BIG BOW RD & FRONTIER LN(8:44

K-5 LATE)6 7:11 am RICHMOND/VALLEY FORGE(8:46 K-5

LATE)7 7:13 am CHESAPEAKE DR & DANVILLE

DR(8:48 K-5 LATE)8 7:15 am KING JAMES/NORFOLK(8:50 K-5 LATE)9 7:18 am ANTON/5148/50 ANTON

DRIVEWAY(8:53 K-5 LATE)10 7:25 am STONER PRAIRIE ELEMENTARY



Squirrel AM - NC/SC TIME LOCATION1 6:48 am 219 PAOLI ST (BADGER BUS)(8:23

K-5 LATE)2 7:00 am CHALET GARDENS/LOVELL(8:35 K-5

LATE)3 7:03 am AZTEC TRL & RED ARROW TRL(8:38

K-5 LATE)4 7:05 am 4520 JENEWEIN RD(8:40 K-5 LATE)5 7:07 am 4610 JENEWEIN RD(8:42 K-5 LATE)6 7:10 am 2115 ROSENBERRY RD(8:45 K-5




Heart AM - CV TIME LOCATION1 6:49 am 219 PAOLI ST(BADGER BUS)(8:24 K-5

LATE)2 6:59 am CORTINA DR & NESBITT RD(8:34 K-5

LATE)3 7:00 am ALLEGHENY DR & NESBITT RD(8:35

K-5 LATE)4 7:10 am KING JAMES CT/KING JAMES(8:45

K-5 LATE)5 7:12 am KING JAMES/NORFOLK(8:47 K-5

LATE)6 7:25 am COUNTRY VIEW ELEMENTARY


Ice Cream AM - NC/SC TIME LOCATION1 6:51 am 219 PAOLI ST (BADGER BUS)(8:26

K-5 LATE)2 6:55 am 2159 SUGAR RIVER RD(8:30 K- LATE)3 6:57 am FLINT RD & RIVERSIDE RD(8:32 K-5

LATE)4 6:58 am 7692/7706 RIVERSIDE RD(8:33 K-5

LATE)5 7:01 am FOREST DR & FRITZ RD(8:36 K-5

LATE)6 7:04 am 7890 SCHA LLER RD(8:39 K-5 LATE)7 7:05 am 7805 SCHALLER RD(8:40 K-5 LATE)8 7:09 am 1816 STATE RD 69(8:44 K-5 LATE)9 7:14 am 457 S MAIN ST(8:49 K-5 LATE)10 7:15 am 453 S MAIN ST(8:50 K-5 LATE)11 7:20 am 120 ENTERPRISE DR (TANYA’S)(8:55

K-5 LATE)12 7:25 am NEW CENTURY ELEMENTARY



Dolphin AM - SP/VIS TIME LOCATION1 6:53 am 219 PAOLI ST (BADGER BUS)(8:28

K-5 LATE)2 6:58 am 6080 WHALEN RD(8:33 K-5 LATE)3 7:01 am 2652 S SEMINOLE HWY(8:36 K-5

LATE)4 7:03 am S SEMINOLE HWY/SEMINOLE

CT(8:38 K-5 LATE)5 7:06 am BOSSHARD DR & OSMUNDSEN

RD(8:41 K-5 LATE)6 7:08 am BRYN WOOD DR & TREE LINE

DR(8:43 K-5 LATE)7 7:09 am AUBURN DR & TREE LINE DR(8:44

K-5 LATE)8 7:11 am BOSSHARD DR & SAHARA CIR(8:46

K-5 LATE)9 7:12 am BOSSHARD DR & GOLDEN TER(8:47

K-5 LATE)10 7:15 am BALLINA/DAWLEY/EDENBERRY/

LONGWOOD(8:50 K-5 LATE)11 7:16 am DAWLEY DR & KIRKWALL ST(8:51

K-5 LATE)12 7:21 am PINEWAY TRL & VIROQUA DR(8:56

K-5 LATE)13 7:22 am 6097 & 6095 VIROQUA DR

DRIVEWAY (8:57 K-5 LATE)14 7:22 am SIDEWALK BEFORE 3002

ARAPAHO(8:57 K-5 LATE)15 7:30 am STONER PRAIRIE ELEMENTARY



Drum AM - NC/SC TIME LOCATION1 6:53 am 219 PAOLI ST (BADGER BUS)(8:28

K-5 LATE)2 7:06 am 4543 THURSTON LN(8:41 K-5 LATE)3 7:08 am APACHE DR & BELMAR CIR(8:43 K-5

LATE)4 7:10 am 2114 RED ARROW TRL(8:45 K-5




Snowman AM - GE TIME LOCATION1 6:53 am 219 PAOLI ST (BADGER BUS)(8:28

K-5 LATE)2 7:10 am CHALET GARDENS CT/CHALET

GARDENS RD(8:45 K-5 LATE)3 7:12 am CHALET GARDENS RD & VERONA

RD(8:47 K-5 LATE)4 7:25 am GLACIER EDGE ELEMENTARY


Teddy Bear AM - SP/VIS TIME LOCATION1 6:53 am 219 PAOLI ST (BADGER BUS)(8:28

K-5 LATE)2 7:13 am COCHISE TRL & SENTINEL

PASS(8:48 K-5 LATE)3 7:15 am CRESCENT RD & RENAISSANCE

DR(8:50 K-5 LATE)4 7:17 am CRESCENT RD & EQUITY LN(8:52

K-5 LATE)5 7:20 am JENEWEIN/ROSENBERRY(BOYS &

GIRLS CLUB)(8:55 K-5 LATE)6 7:21 am 4520 JENEWEIN RD(8:56 K-5 LATE)7 7:23 am APACHE DR & AZTEC TRL(8:58 K-5

LATE)8 7:27 am 4440 CRESCENT RD(9:02 K-5 LATE)9 7:29 am 3139 S SEMINOLE HWY(9:04 K-5

LATE)10 7:35 am STONER PRAIRIE ELEMENTARY

SCHOOL 60(9:10 K-5 LATE) (60)11 7:35 am VERONA AREA INTERNATIONAL

SCHOOL (150)(9:10 K-5 LATE) (150)

Zebra AM - SP/VIS TIME LOCATION1 6:53 am 219 PAOLI ST (BADGER BUS)(8:28

K-5 LATE)2 7:20 am 2339 CHALET GARDENS RD(8:55 K-5

LATE)3 7:22 am SIDEWALK BETWEEN 2303/2319

CHALET GARDENS RD(8:57 K-5 LATE)

4 7:35 am STONER PRAIRIE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL((9:10 K-5 LATE) (60)

5 7:35 am VERONA AREA INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL(9:10 K-5 LATE) (150)

Cat AM - GE TIME LOCATION1 6:54 am 219 PAOLI ST (BADGER BUS)(8:29

K-5 LATE)2 6:56 am MANHATTAN DR & STATE ROAD

69(8:31 K-5 LATE)3 7:08 am 1485 RANGE TRL(8:43 K-5 LATE)4 7:09 am 1501 RANGE TRL(8:44 K-5 LATE)5 7:11 am 1630 RANGE TRL(8:46 K-5 LATE)6 7:16 am E WHISPERING PINES/

WESTMINSTER(8:51 K-5 LATE)7 7:18 am E WHISPERING PINES/

WINCHESTER(8:53 K-5 LATE)8 7:20 am CATHEDRAL POINT/

WESTMINSTER(8:55 K-5 LATE)9 7:25 am GLACIER EDGE ELEMENTARY


Eagle AM - CV TIME LOCATION1 6:54 am 219 PAOLI ST(BADGER BUS)(8:29 K-5

LATE)2 7:04 am 1956 RANGE TRL(8:39 K-5 LATE)3 7:08 am CATHEDRAL POINT/

WESTMINSTER(8:43 K-5 LATE)4 7:10 am 583 CHADS XING(8:45 K-5 LATE)5 7:12 am COVENTRY CIR & SANTA MARIA

PKWY(8:47 K-5 LATE)6 7:14 am BLACKBURN BAY DR & SANTA

MARIA PKWY(8:49 K-5 LATE)7 7:16 am BLACKBURN BAY DR & SIENA

DR(8:51 K-5 LATE)8 7:18 am CANTERBURY PASS/STEEPLE

POINT WAY(8:53 K-5 LATE)9 7:28 am COUNTRY VIEW ELEMENTARY


Car AM - GE TIME LOCATION1 6:55 am 219 PAOLI ST (BADGER BUS)(8:30

K-5 LATE)2 7:01 am ASPEN AVE & ASPEN CT(8:36 K-5

LATE)3 7:06 am S JEFFERSON ST & SCHWEITZER

DR(8:41 K-5 LATE)4 7:11 am ACKER/ W CHAPEL ROYAL DR(8:46

K-5 LATE)5 7:12 am ACKER/W CHAPEL ROYAL/WILLOW

RUN(8:47 K-5 LATE)6 7:14 am SCENIC RIDGE/W WHISPERING

PINES(8:49 K-5 LATE)

7 7:16 am HIDDEN VALLEY/W WHISPERING PINES(8:51 K-5 LATE)

8 7:20 am E CHAPEL ROYAL/STEEPLE POINT(8:55 K-5 LATE)

9 7:25 am GLACIER EDGE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL(9:05 K-5 LATE) (130)

Horn AM - NC/SC TIME LOCATION1 6:55 am 219 PAOLI ST (BADGER BUS)(8:30

K-5 LATE)2 7:15 am BRECKENRIDGE/HILLSIDE CIR/

HILLSIDE(8:50 K-5 LATE)3 7:17 am HILLSIDE WAY/RIDGE VIEW(8:52

K-5 LATE)4 7:19 am JENNA/WYNNWOOD(8:54 K-5 LATE)5 7:21 am JENNA DR & WESTRIDGE

PKWY(8:56 K-5 LATE)6 7:25 am NEW CENTURY ELEMENTARY



Teapot AM - NC/SC TIME LOCATION1 6:56 am 219 PAOLI ST (BADGER BUS)(8:31

K-5 LATE)2 7:02 am ROCK RIDGE CT & STONY RIDGE

CIR(8:37 K-5 LATE)3 7:05 am ENTERPRISE/PRAIRIE OAKS(8:40

K-5 LATE)4 7:08 am CROSS COUNTRY RD & HEMLOCK

DR (8:43 K-5 LATE)5 7:09 am BASSWOOD AVE & HEMLOCK DR

(8:44 K-5 LATE)6 7:10 am CROSS COUNTRY RD & TAMARACK

WAY(8:45 K-5 LATE)7 7:12 am CROSS COUNTRY/STARDUST(8:47

K-5 LATE)8 7:13 am 7297 CROSS COUNTRY RD(8:48 K-5

LATE)9 7:15 am BASSWOOD AVE & N NINE MOUND

RD(8:50 K-5 LATE)10 7:17 am EDWARD ST & THOMPSON ST(8:52

K-5 LATE)11 7:18 am BIRCHWOOD LN & EDWARD ST (8:53

K-5 LATE)12 7:20 am RIDGE CREST/RIDGE VIEW(8:55 K-5

LATE)13 7:22 am LYNNE CIR & WESTWARD DR (8:57

K-5 LATE)14 7:23 am 131 JENNA DR(WESTRIDGE APT

EAST ENTRANCE)(8:58 K-5 LATE)15 7:25 am NEW CENTURY ELEMENTARY



Lightbulb AM - CV TIME LOCATION1 6:58 am 219 PAOLI ST (BADGER BUS)(8:33

K-5 LATE)2 7:10 am ANTON/5148/50 ANTON

DRIVEWAY(8:45 K-5 LATE)3 7:12 am ANTON DR & CARRIAGE ST(8:47 K-5

LATE)4 7:25 am COUNTRY VIEW ELEMENTARY


Octopus AM - CV TIME LOCATION1 6:59 am 219 PAOLI ST (BADGER BUS)(8:34

K-5 LATE)2 7:01 am MANHATTAN DR & STATE ROAD 69

(8:36 K-5 LATE)3 7:07 am E WHISPERING PINES/

WINCHESTER(8:42 K-5 LATE)4 7:08 am CANTERBURY/E WHISPERING

PINES(8:43 K-5 LATE)5 7:10 am BASCILICA PKWY/CANTERBURY

PASS(8:45 K-5 LATE)6 7:12 am ACKER/SCENIC RIDGE(8:47 K-5

LATE)7 7:14 am ACKER/W CHAPEL ROYAL(8:49 K-5

LATE)8 7:17 am 1170 WILLOW RUN(8:52 K-5 LATE)9 7:18 am ASHBURN/W WHISPERING

PINES(8:53 K-5 LATE)10 7:28 am COUNTRY VIEW ELEMENTARY


Bird AM - SO TIME LOCATION1 7:30 am NC/SC BUS LOOP(9:05 K-12 LATE)2 7:35 am 2783 PRAIRIE CIR(9:10 K-12 LATE)3 7:39 am SHADY OAK & WATCHILL CT (9:10

K-12 LATE)4 7:41 am 10703 MID TOWN RD(9:12 K-12 LATE)5 7:43 am 7481 FELTON DR(9:11 K-5 LATE)6 7:52 am MONTICELLO/VALLEY FORGE(9:34

K-12 LATE)7 7:53 am MONTICELLO/RICHMOND(9:35 K-12

LATE)8 7:55 am BIG BOW RD & FRONTIER LN(9:37

K-12 LATE)9 7:57 am KING JAMES/WILLIAMSBURG(9:29

K-12 LATE)10 7:58 am KING JAMES WAY & NORFOLK

DR(9:31 K-12 LATE)11 8:00 am NORFOLK DR & SMITHFIELD

DR(9:32 K-12 LATE)12 8:15 am SAVANNA OAKS MIDDLE

SCHOOL(9:50 K-12 LATE) (50)13 8:35 am 219 PAOLI ST (BADGER BUS)(10:10

K-12 LATE)

Clock AM - BR/CORE/HS TIME LOCATION1 7:30 am NC/SC BUS LOOP(9:05 GR K-12

LATE)2 7:35 am 2385 SPRING ROSE RD(9:10 GR K-12



LATE)5 7:40 am 2200 DAHLK CIR(9:15 GR K-12 LATE)6 7:40 am 2224 DAHLK CIR(9:15 GR K-12 LATE)7 7:41 am 2293 DAHLK CIR(9:16 K-12 LATE)8 7:41 am 2292 DAHLK CIR(9:16 GR K-12 LATE)9 7:42 am 2386 DAHLK CIR(9:17 GR K-12 LATE)10 7:43 am 8067 COUNTY RD G(9:18 GR K-12

LATE)11 7:44 am 8088 CTY HWY G(9:19 GR K-12 LATE)12 7:46 am 2014 ERB RD(9:21 K-12 LATE)13 7:46 am 2084 ERB RD(9:21 GR K-12 LATE)14 7:50 am 1885 KELLY HILL RD(9:25 GR K-12

LATE)15 7:51 am 8379 S KOLLATH RD(9:26 GR K-12

LATE)16 7:52 am 1819 BRINGOLD DR(9:27 GR K-12

LATE)17 7:53 am 1770 BRINGOLD DR(9:28 GR K-12

LATE)18 7:54 am N KOLLATH RD/S KOLLATH RD(9:29

GR K-12 LATE)19 7:55 am 1926 N KOLLATH RD(9:30 GR K-12

LATE)20 7:56 am 1937/1947/1969/1981 N KOLLATH

RD(9:31 GR K-12 LATE)21 7:56 am N KOLLATH/OAKWOOD VIEW(9:31

GR K-12 LATE)22 7:59 am 2204 COUNTY HWY J(9:34 GR K-12

LATE)23 8:04 am 2460 SPRING ROSE CIR(9:39 GR K-12

LATE)24 8:15 am BADGER RIDGE MIDDLE

SCHOOL(9:50 GR K-12 LATE) (120)25 8:15 am CORE KNOWLEDGE CHARTER

ELEMENTARY SCHOOL (70) (70)26 8:15 am 09 - CORE KNOWLEDGE CHARTER

MIDDLE SCHOOL (CKCMS) (71)27 8:15 am EXPLORATION ACADEMY (410) (410)28 8:15 am VERONA AREA HIGH SCHOOL(7:55

GR K-12 LATE) (100)29 8:30 am 219 PAOLI ST (BADGER BUS)(10:05

GR K-12 LATE)

Ice Cream AM - BR/CORE/HS TIME LOCATION

Best Wishes to Verona Area Staff & Students for a Great

Upcoming School Year!

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Laurie Homan608-212-7078

[email protected]


Check out updates on student transportation for the 2019-2020 school year:• Final bus routes can be found by visiting our website,

verona.k12.wi.us/Transportation (note Pre-K and Special Education routes are coming next week to this webpage). Also note that a small number of bus routes may adjust during the first couple weeks of school, so keep checking this webpage for the most up-to-date times.

• Lastly, don’t forget to download the SafeStop Bus Tracking App which also has instructions shared on the webpage above. NOTE THIS WILL NOT BE READY UNTIL AUG. 23 since bus routes are still being uploaded into the app. If you signed up last year, you will need to open your App, and create a brand new account with a valid email and cell phone number and follow the steps to upload your childs bus, using your child(rens) student number to get access. If you are brand new to the app, you can download instructions on the webpage listed above. Questions? Call (800) 843-8936.


1 7:30 am NC/SC BUS LOOP(9:05 GR K-12 LATE)

2 7:34 am 2222 SUGAR RIVER RD(9:09 GR K-12 LATE)




6 7:44 am 7595 SCHALLER RD(9:19 GR K-12 LATE)

7 7:47 am 1391 FRITZ RD(9:22 GR K-12 LATE)8 7:55 am 1725 SPRINGROSE RD(9:30 GR K-12

LATE)9 7:56 am 1715/1717 SPRING ROSE RD(9:31 GR

K-12 LATE)10 7:57 am 1705 SPRING ROSE RD(9:32 GR K-12


LATE)12 8:02 am 7257 RIVERSIDE RD(9:37 GR K-12

LATE)13 8:06 am FAIRCREST CT/MEADOWSIDE(9:41

GR K-12 LATE)14 8:15 am BADGER RIDGE MIDDLE


ELEMENTARY SCHOOL (70)16 8:15 am 09 - CORE KNOWLEDGE CHARTER

MIDDLE SCHOOL (71)17 8:15 am EXPLORATION ACADEMY (410)18 8:15 am VERONA AREA HIGH SCHOOL(7:55


GR K-12 LATE)

Squirrel AM - BR/CORE/HS TIME LOCATION1 7:30 am NC/SC BUS LOOP(9:05 GR K-12

LATE)2 7:48 am APACHE DR & AZTEC TRL(9:23 GR

K-12 LATE)3 7:50 am AZTEC TRL & RED ARROW TRL(9:25

GR K-12 LATE)4 7:52 am CRESCENT/RENAISSANCE(9:27 GR

K-12 LATE)5 8:15 am BADGER RIDGE MIDDLE SCHOOL

(9:50 GR K-12 LATE) (120)6 8:15 am CORE KNOWLEDGE CHARTER




GR K-12 LATE)

Teapot AM - BR/CORE/HS TIME LOCATION1 7:30 am NC/SC BUS LOOP(9:05 GR K-12

LATE)2 7:33 am 500 S MAIN ST(9:08 GR K-12 LATE)3 7:34 am 6801 CTY HWY M(9:09 GR K-12 LATE)4 7:35 am 2139 CTY HWY PB(9:10 GR K-12

LATE)5 7:37 am 6747 ROLLING OAKS LN(9:12 GR

K-12 LATE)6 7:37 am 6735 ROLLING OAKS LN(9:12 GR

K-12 LATE)7 7:39 am 1957/1961 HWY PB(9:14 GR K-12

LATE)8 7:40 am 1900 COUNTY HWY PB(9:15 GR K-12


LATE)10 7:51 am BARTLETT CT & PURCELL RD(9:26

GR K-12 LATE)11 7:52 am 6636 PURCELL RD(9:27 GR K-12

LATE)12 7:52 am 6666 PURCELL RD(9:27 GR K-12


LATE)14 7:54 am 6697 SUNSET DR(9:29 GR K-12 LATE)15 7:54 am 6677 SUNSET DR(9:29 GR K-12 LATE)16 7:55 am 6487/6488 SUNSET DR(9:30 GR K-12

LATE)17 7:56 am 6360 SUNSET DR(9:31 GR K-12 LATE)18 7:57 am 1766 BORCHERT RD(9:32 GR K-12

LATE)19 7:57 am 1785 BORCHERT RD(9:32 GR K-12




LATE)23 8:02 am 2125 DAVIS HILLS DR(9:37 GR K-12

LATE)24 8:03 am 6452 SHADY BEND RD(9:38 GR K-12



LATE)27 8:07 am 6553 COUNTY HWY M(9:42 GR K-12






GR K-12 LATE)

Candle AM - SO TIME LOCATION1 7:31 am GE BUS LOOP(9:06 K-12 LATE)2 7:41 am BLACK CHERRY CT & SUNSET

DR(9:16 K-12 LATE)3 7:42 am 1722 COUNTY HWY PB(9:17 K-12

LATE)4 7:43 am 1649 COUNTY HWY PB(9:18 K-12

LATE)5 7:44 am 6729 PURCELL RD(9:19 K-12 LATE)6 7:44 am 6666 PURCELL RD(9:19 K-12 LATE)7 7:48 am 6767 SUN VALLEY PKWY(9:23 K-12

LATE)8 7:51 am 1487 RANGE TRL(9:26 K-12 LATE)9 7:52 am 1630 RANGE TRL(9:27 K-12 LATE)10 7:54 am 1956 RANGE TRL(9:29 K-12 LATE)11 7:54 am 2023 RANGE TRL(9:29 K-12 LATE)12 7:55 am E WHISPERING PINES/

WESTMINSTER(9:30 K-12 LATE)13 7:56 am E WHISPERING PINES/

WINCHESTER(9:31 K-12 LATE)14 7:58 am E CHAPEL ROYAL/STEEPLE

POINT(9:33 K-12 LATE)15 8:00 am MEADOWSIDE/PRAIRIE

HEIGHTS(9:35 K-12 LATE)16 8:08 am 2170 FITCHBURG RD(9:43 K-12

LATE)17 8:15 am SAVANNA OAKS MIDDLE

SCHOOL(9:50 K-12 LATE) (50)18 8:35 am 219 PAOLI ST(BADGER BUS)(10:10

K-12 LATE)

Piano AM - BR/CORE/HS TIME LOCATION1 7:31 am NC/SC BUS LOOP(9:06 GR K-8 LATE)2 7:35 am PINE ROW/STATE ROAD 69(9:10 GR

K-12 LATE)3 7:39 am 2005 HWY 69(9:14 GR K-12 LATE)4 7:40 am MANHATTAN/STATE ROAD 69(9:15

K-12 LATE)5 7:45 am 1501 RANGE TRL(9:20 K-12 LATE)6 7:46 am 1630 RANGE TRL(9:21 K-12 LATE)7 7:46 am 1720 RANGE TRL(9:21 K-12 LATE)8 7:48 am 6871 SUNSET DR(9:23 GR K-12 LATE)9 7:49 am BLACK CHERRY CT/SUNSET(9:24 GR

K-12 LATE)10 7:50 am 6765 HORSESHOE BEND RD(9:25

K-12 LATE)

11 7:50 am 6742 SUNSET DR(9:25 GR K-12 LATE)12 7:54 am 1960 RANGE TRL(9:29 GR K-12 LATE)13 7:55 am 2023 RANGE TRL(9:30 GR K-12 LATE)14 7:56 am CATHEDRAL POINT DR &

WESTMINSTER WAY(9:31 GR K-12 LATE)

15 7:57 am E WHISPERING PINES WAY & WESTMINSTER WAY(9:32 GR K-12 LATE)

16 7:59 am CHAD’S XING & SOPHIA DR(9:34 GR K-12 LATE)

17 8:00 am BASCILICA PKWY & SIENA DR(9:35 GR K-12 LATE)

18 8:01 am CANTERBURY PASS & STEEPLE POINT WAY(9:36 GR K-12 LATE)

19 8:02 am BASCILICA PKWY & CANTERBURY PASS(9:37 GR K-12 LATE)

20 8:04 am WINCHESTER CT & WINCHESTER PASS(9:39 GR K-12 LATE)

21 8:15 am BADGER RIDGE MIDDLE SCHOOL (9:50 GR K-12 LATE) (120)

22 8:15 am CORE KNOWLEDGE CHARTER ELEMENTARY SCHOOL (70)

23 8:15 am 09 - CORE KNOWLEDGE CHARTER MIDDLE SCHOOL (71)

24 8:15 am EXPLORATION ACADEMY (410)25 8:15 am VERONA AREA HIGH SCHOOL(7:55


GR K-12 LATE)

Car AM - BR/CORE/HS TIME LOCATION1 7:32 am GE BUS LOOP(9:07 GR K-12 LATE)2 7:45 am 4610 JENEWEIN RD(9:20 GR K-12

LATE)3 7:49 am APACHE DR & BELMAR CIR(9:24 GR

K-12 LATE)4 7:51 am COCHISE TRL & SENTINEL

PASS(9:26 GR K-12 LATE)5 7:52 am COCHISE TRL & SENTINEL

PASS(9:27 GR K-12 LATE)6 7:53 am CRESCENT RD & SENTINEL

PASS(9:28 GR K-12 LATE)7 7:54 am 3143 S SEMINOLE HWY(7:34 GR 9-12

LATE)(9:29 GR K-8 LATE)8 8:15 am BADGER RIDGE MIDDLE





GR K-12 LATE)

Bunny AM - SO TIME LOCATION1 7:33 am NC/SC BUS LOOP(9:08 K-12 LATE)2 7:39 am 2139 CTY HWY PB(9:14 K-12 LATE)3 7:41 am 1953/1961 HWY PB(9:16 K-5 LATE)4 7:43 am 6746 HORSESHOE BEND RD(9:18

K-12 LATE)5 7:46 am 6436 SUNSET DR(9:21 K-12 LATE)6 7:47 am 6434 SUNSET DR(9:22 K-12 LATE)7 7:48 am 1766 BORCHERT RD(9:23 K-12 LATE)8 7:49 am 1785 BORCHERT RD(9:24 K-12 LATE)9 7:52 am 6564 COUNTY HWY M(9:27 K-12

LATE)10 7:57 am HARPER DR & MILITARY RIDGE

DR(9:32 K-12 LATE)11 7:59 am MILITARY RIDGE/QUESTA

RIDGE(9:34 K-12 LATE)12 8:01 am GLACIER RIDGE/MILITARY

RIDGE(9:36 K-12 LATE)13 8:04 am 6666 GRANDVIEW RD(9:39 K-12



K-12 LATE)

Eagle AM - SO TIME LOCATION1 7:33 am CV BUS LOOP(9:08 K-5 LATE)2 7:36 am INEICHEN/LUCERNE/

MATTERHORN DR(9:11 K-12 LATE)3 7:38 am 2886 STONY RIDGE CIR(9:13 K-5

LATE)4 7:40 am 8301 MID TOWN RD(9:15 K-5 LATE)5 7:40 am 8280 MID TOWN RD(9:15 K-12 LATE)6 7:50 am RAYMOND & WESTCHESTER(9:25

K-12 LATE)7 7:56 am PAWNEE/RED ARROW(9:31 K-12

LATE)8 7:58 am 4454 CRESCENT RD(9:33 K-12 LATE)9 7:59 am COCHISE TRL & SENTINEL

PASS(9:34 K-12 LATE)10 8:00 am 4490 SENTINEL PASS (9:35 K-12

LATE)11 8:01 am APACHE DR/AZTEC TRL(9:36 K-12



K-12 LATE)

Horn AM - BR/CORE/HS TIME LOCATION1 7:33 am NC/SC BUS LOOP(9:08 GR K-12


LATE)3 7:43 am 7692 COUNTY HWY G(9:18 K-12

LATE)4 7:45 am BOBCAT LN & DAIRY RIDGE RD(9:20

GR K-12 LATE)5 7:46 am 7812 DAIRY RIDGE RD(9:21 GR K-12

LATE)6 7:47 am BIGLER CIR/DAIRY RIDGE RD(9:22

GR K-12 LATE)7 7:48 am 8058 DAIRY RIDGE RD(9:23 GR K-12

LATE)8 7:52 am GUST/HAMILTON MEADOWS(9:27

GR K-12 LATE)9 7:54 am 7879 COUNTY ROAD PD(9:29 K-12

LATE)10 7:55 am 2783 PRAIRIE CIR(9:30 GR K-12

LATE)11 7:56 am 2808 PRAIRIE CIR(9:31 K-12 LATE)12 7:57 am 2824 PRAIRIE CIR(9:32 GR K-12

LATE)13 7:58 am 2705 COUNTRY VIEW RD(9:33 GR

K-12 LATE)14 7:58 am 2616 COUNTRY VIEW RD(9:33 GR

K-12 LATE)15 8:02 am BRECKENRIDGE/HILLSIDE(9:37

K-12 LATE)16 8:03 am JENNA/WYNNWOOD(9:38 K-12 LATE)17 8:04 am JENNA/WESTRIDGE(9:39 K-12 LATE)18 8:05 am EDWARD/WESTRIDGE(9:40 K-12

LATE)19 8:06 am RIDGE VIEW/WESTRIDGE/

WESTWARD(9:41 K-12 LATE)20 8:15 am BADGER RIDGE MIDDLE





GR K-12 LATE)

Lightbulb AM - BR/CORE/HS TIME LOCATION1 7:33 am CV BUS LOOP(9:08 GR K-12 LATE)2 7:36 am HARMONY/N COUNTY ROAD M(9:11

GR K-12 LATE)3 7:37 am ROCK RIDGE CT & STONY RIDGE

CIR(9:12 GR K-12 LATE)4 7:51 am MAPLE GROVE CT/MAPLE

GROVE(9:26 GR K-12 LATE)5 7:53 am MAPLE RUN CT/MAPLE RUN/MAPLE

VIEW(9:28 GR K-12 LATE)

6 7:55 am WATERFORD CIR/WATERFORD(9:30 GR K-12 LATE)

7 7:57 am PRESTON CIR & PRESTON RD(9:32 GR K-12 LATE)

8 8:00 am MAPLE VALLEY CT/PRAIRIE(9:35 GR K-12 LATE)

9 8:01 am 3004 MAPLE VALLEY DR - FIRST DRIVEWAY(9:36 GR K-12 LATE)

10 8:15 am BADGER RIDGE MIDDLE SCHOOL(9:50 GR K-12 LATE) (120)





GR K-12 LATE)

Rocket AM - BR/CORE/HS TIME LOCATION1 7:33 am SP/VI BUS LOOP(9:08 GR K-12 LATE)2 7:36 am ABERDEEN CT & LACY RD(9:11 GR

K-12 LATE)3 7:37 am PENNWALL/RICHARDSON(9:12 GR

K-12 LATE)4 7:38 am RICHARDSON ST & TUDOR DR(9:13

GR K-12 LATE)5 7:39 am RICHARDSON CIR/

RICHARDSON(9:14 GR K-12 LATE)6 7:40 am NUTONE CT & NUTONE ST(9:15 GR

K-12 LATE)7 7:41 am MODERNAIRE/NORWICH ST(9:16 GR

K-12 LATE)8 7:43 am OSMUNDSEN/STANBROOK(9:18 GR

K-12 LATE)9 7:49 am GOOSE LAKE/PHEASANT(9:24 GR

K-12 LATE)10 7:52 am DEMARCO/TONTO(9:27 GR K-12

LATE)11 7:58 am 2337 S SEMINOLE HWY(9:33 GR K-12

LATE)12 7:59 am 6116 WHALEN RD(9:34 GR K-12

LATE)13 8:01 am 6726 WHALEN RD(9:36 GR K-12






GR K-12LATE)Train AM - SO TIME LOCATION1 7:33 am CV BUS LOOP(9:08 K-12 LATE)2 7:34 am HEMLOCK DR & LONE PINE

WAY(9:09 K-12 LATE)3 7:35 am HEMLOCK DR & MAHOGANY

WAY(9:10 K-12 LATE)4 7:39 am JENNA DR & WESTWARD DR(9:14

K-12 LATE)5 7:50 am 1770 BRINGOLD DR(9:25 K-12 LATE)6 8:01 am ARIEL LN & FAIRVIEW TER(9:36

K-12 LATE)7 8:03 am CHESHIRE CASTLE/FAIRVIEW/

GATSBY GLEN(9:38 K-12 LATE)8 8:05 am GATSBY GLEN/HARVEST/

KIMBALL(9:40 K-12 LATE)9 8:10 am 6063 VROMAN RD(9:45 K-12 LATE)10 8:15 am SAVANNA OAKS MIDDLE SCHOOL

(9:50 K-12 LATE) (50)11 8:35 am 219 PAOLI ST (BADGER BUS)(10:10

K-12 LATE)

Butterfly AM - BR/CORE/HS TIME LOCATION1 7:35 am CV BUS LOOP(9:10 GR K-12 LATE)2 7:36 am CROSS COUNTRY CIR/CROSS

COUNTRY(9:11 GR K-12 LATE)3 7:37 am CROSS COUNTRY/HULA(9:12 GR

K-12 LATE)4 7:38 am 2700 N NINE MOUND RD5 7:44 am 2996 TIMBER LN(9:19 GR K-12 LATE)6 7:45 am 3085 TIMBER LN(9:18 GR K-12 LATE)7 7:46 am 3145 TIMBER LN(9:21 GR K-12 LATE)8 7:48 am 3185 TIMBER LN(9:23 GR K-12 LATE)9 7:50 am 11714 MID TOWN RD(9:25 GR K-12

LATE)10 7:51 am 11123 MID TOWN RD(9:26 GR K-12

LATE)11 7:52 am 10703 MID TOWN RD(9:27 GR K-12

LATE)12 8:00 am SHADY OAK/WATCH HILL CT(9:35

GR K-12 LATE)13 8:01 am NOR DEL HILL/SHADY OAK(9:36 GR

K-12 LATE)14 8:02 am SHADY HILL/SHADY OAK(9:37 GR

K-12 LATE)15 8:02 am OAK HILL CT/SHADY OAK(9:37 GR

K-12 LATE)16 8:03 am 3006/3008/3010/3014 SHADY OAK

LN(9:38 GR K-12 LATE)17 8:13 am 2803 COUNTY HWY M(9:48 GR K-12




MIDDLE SCHOOL (CKCMS) (71)21 8:15 am EXPLORATION ACADEMY CHARTER

SCHOOL (410)22 8:15 am VERONA AREA HIGH SCHOOL(7:55


GR K-12 LATE)

Cat AM - BR/CORE/HS TIME LOCATION1 7:35 am GE BUS LOOP(9:10 GR K-12 LATE)2 7:40 am 1962 WENDT RD(9:15 GR K-12 LATE)3 7:41 am 2004 WENDT RD(9:16 GR K-12 LATE)4 7:55 am KING JAMES CT/KING JAMES(9:30

GR K-12 LATE)5 8:15 am BADGER RIDGE MIDDLE





GR K-12 LATE)

Dog AM - BR/CORE/HS TIME LOCATION1 7:35 am CV BUS LOOP(9:10 GR K-12 LATE)2 7:47 am CHESAPEAKE CIR/

CHESAPEAKE(9:22 GR K-12 LATE)3 7:48 am CHESAPEAKE DR & DANVILLE

DR(9:23 GR K-12 LATE)4 7:50 am CHESAPEAKE DR & ROANOKE

DR(9:25 GR K-12 LATE)5 7:51 am ROANOKE CIR & ROANOKE DR(9:26

GR K-12 LATE)6 7:55 am EDENSWAY/MANCHESTER(9:30 GR

K-12 LATE)7 7:57 am DORCHESTER/MANCHESTER/

TAUNTON CIR(9:32 GR K-12 LATE)8 7:59 am EDENSWAY/WATERFORD(9:34 GR

K-12 LATE)9 8:04 am ALLEGHENY/NESBITT(9:39 GR K-12

LATE)10 8:10 am 6814 CROSS COUNTRY RD(9:45 GR

K-12 LATE)11 8:11 am 6811 CROSS COUNTRY RD(9:46 GR

K-12 LATE)12 8:12 am 6861 CROSS COUNTRY RD(9:47 GR

K-12 LATE)13 8:15 am BADGER RIDGE MIDDLE

SCHOOL(9:50 GR K-12 LATE) (120)



16 8:15 am EXPLORATION ACADEMY (410)17 8:15 am VERONA AREA HIGH SCHOOL (7:55


GR K-12 LATE)

Dolphin AM - BR/CORE/HS TIME LOCATION1 7:35 am SP/VI BUS LOOP(9:10 GR K-12 LATE)2 7:38 am EXECUTIVE/S SEMINOLE HWY/

SEMINOLE CT(9:13 GR K-12 LATE)3 7:41 am DAWLEY DR & KIRKWALL ST(9:16

GR K-12 LATE)4 7:42 am DAWLEY/EDENBERRY/

LONGWOOD(9:17 GR K-12 LATE)5 7:43 am DARTMOOR DR & EDENBERRY

ST(9:18 GR K-12 LATE)6 7:45 am AUBURN/BOSSHARD/VERDE

VIEW(9:20 GR K-12 LATE)7 7:46 am BOSSHARD DR & GOLDEN TER(9:21

GR K-12 LATE)8 7:47 am BOSSHARD DR & SAHARA CIR(9:22

GR K-12 LATE)9 7:48 am BOSSHARD/CASSIDY CT(9:23 GR

K-12 LATE)10 7:50 am BRYN WOOD DR & TREE LINE

DR(9:25 GR K-12 LATE)11 7:51 am OAK LEAF CIR/TREE LINE DR(9:26

GR K-12 LATE)12 7:53 am MARSH VIEW CT/OSMUNDSEN(9:28

GR K-12 LATE)13 8:01 am 6060 VROMAN RD(9:36 GR K-12

LATE)14 8:01 am 6063 VROMAN RD(9:36 GR K-12

LATE)15 8:04 am 6394 GRANDVIEW RD(9:39 GR K-12






MIDDLE SCHOOL (CKCMS) (71)21 8:15 am EXPLORATION ACADEMY (410)22 8:15 am VERONA AREA HIGH SCHOOL(7:55


GR K-12 LATE)

Shark AM - BR/CORE/HS TIME LOCATION1 7:35 am CV BUS LOOP(9:10 GR K-12 LATE)2 7:49 am END OF SIDEWALK JUST BEFORE

CROIX DR(9:24 GR K-12 LATE)3 7:50 am PINEWAY TRL & VIROQUA DR(9:25

GR K-12 LATE)4 8:00 am ANTON DR & CARRIAGE ST(9:35 GR






GR K-12 LATE)

Tiger AM - BR/CORE/HS TIME LOCATION1 7:35 am DEPART 219 PAOLI ST (BADGER

BUS)(9:10 GR K-8 LATE)2 7:50 am 4515 THURSTON LN(9:25 GR K-12

LATE)3 7:51 am 4518 JENEWEIN RD(9:26 GR K-12

LATE)4 7:55 am ROSENBERRY/THURSTON(9:30 GR






GR K-12 LATE)

Guitar AM - SO TIME LOCATION1 7:36 am NC/SC BUS LOOP(9:11 K-12 LATE)2 7:40 am MANHATTAN DR & STATE ROAD

69(9:15 K-12 LATE)3 7:46 am SCENIC RIDGE/W WHISPERING

PINES(9:21 K-12 LATE)4 7:48 am PINEHURST/W CHAPEL ROYAL(9:23

K-12 LATE)5 7:49 am ACKER LN/SCENIC RIDGE DR(9:24

K-12 LATE)6 7:55 am GREEN MEADOW/HARVEST/

MATTS(9:30 K-12 LATE)7 7:56 am E VIEW/GREEN MEADOW/S

HILLCREST(9:31 K-12 LATE)8 7:57 am E VIEW CT/E VIEW/ELM(9:32 K-12

LATE)9 7:59 am E HILLCREST/HARPER/

HARVEST(9:34 K-12 LATE)10 8:00 am FOREST VIEW/HARVEST (9:35 K-12



K-12 LATE)

Bell AM - SO TIME LOCATION1 7:37 am GE BUS LOOP(9:12 K-12 LATE)2 7:40 am 6726 WHALEN RD(9:15 K-12 LATE)3 7:43 am 2560 TONTO TRL(9:18 K-5 LATE)4 7:46 am LITTLE FREE LIBRARY(9:21 K-12

LATE)6359 GOOSE LAKE5 7:47 am 2687 FITCHRONA RD(9:22 K-12

LATE)6 7:48 am TURNSTONE LN/QUARRY VISTA

DR(9:23 K-12 LATE) 7 7:54 am 2892 S SEMINOLE HWY(9:29 K-12

LATE)8 7:55 am EXECUTIVE/SEMINOLE/SEMINOLE

CT(9:30 K-12 LATE)9 7:58 am VIROQUA/ARAPAHO(9:33 K-12 LATE)10 7:59 am END OF SIDEWALK @ PAVERS JUST

BEFORE 3002(9:34 K-12 LATE)11 8:03 am DAWLEY DR & KIRKWALL ST(9:38

K-12 LATE))12 8:04 am BALLINA//DAWLEY/EDENBERRY/

LONGWOOD(9:39 K-12 LATE)13 8:06 am GOLDEN TER/VERDE VIEW RD(9:41

K-12 LATE)14 8:07 am MARSH VIEW/OSMUNDSEN/

WINDSONA(9:42 K-12 LATE)15 8:08 am OSMUNDSEN/TREE LINE(9:43 K-12

LATE)16 8:09 am BOSSHARD/OSMUNDSEN(9:44 K-12



K-12 LATE)

Drum AM - BR/CORE/HS TIME LOCATION1 7:37 am NC/SC BUS LOOP(9:12 GR K-12

LATE)2 7:50 am CHALET GARDENS/LOVELL(9:25 GR


(9:50 GR K-12 LATE) (120)





GR K-12 LATE)

Moon AM - BR/CORE/HS TIME LOCATION1 7:37 am SP/VI BUS LOOP(9:12 GR K-12 LATE)2 7:41 am SCHUMANN CIR/SCHUMANN(9:16

GR K-12 LATE)3 7:42 am PARK HILL CIR/SCHUMANN DR(9:17

GR K-12 LATE)4 7:43 am OSMUNDSEN/WOODS EDGE(9:18 GR

K-12 LATE)5 7:44 am GREEN CLOVER/WOODS EDGE(9:19

GR K-12 LATE)6 7:45 am JONATHAN CIR/WOODS EDGE(9:20

GR K-12 LATE)7 7:46 am TIMBER RIDGE/WOODS EDGE(9:21

GR K-12 LATE)8 7:48 am OSMUNDSEN/PEMBROKE CT/

PEMBROKE(9:23 GR K-12 LATE)9 7:49 am JASMINE/PERSIMMON(9:24 GR K-12

LATE)10 7:50 am CHICORY/DEVORO/JASMINE(9:25

GR K-12 LATE)11 7:55 am FITCHRONA RD & QUARRY VISTA

DR(9:30 GR K-12 LATE)12 8:15 am BADGER RIDGE MIDDLE





GR K-12 LATE)

Goat AM - BR/CORE/HS TIME LOCATION1 7:38 am GE BUS LOOP(9:13 GR K-12 LATE)2 7:48 am VALLEY FORGE/

WILLIAMSBURG(9:23 GR K-12 LATE)3 7:50 am MONTICELLO/VALLEY FORGE(9:25

GR K-12 LATE)4 7:51 am MONTICELLO/RICHMOND(9:26 GR

K-12 LATE)5 7:53 am BIG BOW RD/FRONTIER LN(9:28 GR

K-12 LATE)6 7:54 am MEADOWOOD/TAWHEE DR(9:29 GR

K-12 LATE)7 7:58 am RAYMOND/WESTCHESTER(9:33 GR

K-12 LATE)8 7:59 am RAYMOND RD/SHAFER DR(9:34 GR






GR K-12 LATE)

Heart AM - BR/CORE/HS TIME LOCATION1 7:41 am CV BUS LOOP(9:16 GR K-12 LATE)2 7:55 am RED ARROW TRL & THURSTON

LN(9:30 GR K-12 LATE)3 8:15 am BADGER RIDGE MIDDLE





GR K-12 LATE)

Octopus AM - BR/CORE/HS TIME LOCATION1 7:43 am CV BUS LOOP(9:18 GR K-12 LATE)2 7:50 am FAIRVIEW/WHALEN(9:25 K-12 LATE)3 7:51 am GATSBY GLEN/WHALEN(9:26 K-12

LATE)4 7:54 am HARPER/MILITARY RIDGE(9:29 K-12

LATE)5 7:55 am FOREST VIEW/MILITARY

RIDGE(9:30 K-12 LATE)6 7:57 am E HILLCREST/FOREST VIEW(9:32

K-12 LATE)7 7:59 am HARVEST/MATTS/PARKLAND(9:34

K-12 LATE)8 8:03 am 463 S MAIN ST(9:38 GR K-12 LATE)9 8:03 am 457 S MAIN ST(9:38 GR K-12 LATE)10 8:04 am 451 S MAIN ST(9:39 GR K-12 LATE)11 8:04 am 447 S MAIN ST(9:39 GR K-12 LATE)12 8:15 am BADGER RIDGE MIDDLE


ELEMENTARY SCHOOL (70)


15 8:15 am EXPLORATION ACADEMY CHARTER SCHOOL (410)

16 8:15 am VERONA AREA HIGH SCHOOL(9:50 GR K-12 LATE) (100)

17 8:30 am 219 PAOLI ST (BADGER BUS)(10:05 GR K-12 LATE)

Turtle AM - SO TIME LOCATION1 7:45 am SP/VI BUS LOOP(9:07 K-12 LATE)2 7:46 am CORTINA DR/NESBITT RD(9:21 K-12

LATE)3 7:50 am MAPLE VALLEY CT/MAPLE VALLEY

DR/PRAIRIE RD(9:25 K-12 LATE)4 7:52 am MAPLE GROVE CT & MAPLE GROVE

DR(9:27 K-12 LATE)5 7:54 am MAPLE RUN CT/MAPLE RUN DR/

MAPLE VIEW DR(9:24 K-12 LATE)6 7:56 am WATERFORD CIR/WATERFORD(9:31

K-12 LATE)7 7:57 am DORCHESTER/EDENSWAY(9:32 K-12

LATE)8 8:00 am EDENSWAY/MANCHESTER(9:35 K-12

LATE)9 8:01 am PRESTON CIR/PRESTON RD(9:36

K-12 LATE)10 8:03 am CHESAPEAKE/CHESTER(9:38 K-12

LATE)11 8:04 am CHESAPEAKE/ROANOKE(9:39 K-12

LATE)12 8:05 am ROANOKE CIR/ROANOKE(9:40 K-12



K-12 LATE)

Zebra AM - BR/CORE/HS TIME LOCATION1 7:45 am SP/VI BUS LOOP(9:20 GR K-12 LATE)2 7:55 am KING JAMES/NORFOLK(9:30 GR K-12

LATE)3 7:58 am SMITHFIELD CIR & SMITHFIELD

DR(9:33 GR K-12 LATE)4 8:00 am N NORFOLK CIR/NORFOLK/S

NORFOLK CIR(9:35 GR K-12 LATE)5 8:15 am BADGER RIDGE MIDDLE SCHOOL





GR K-12 LATE)

Snowman AM - SO TIME LOCATION1 7:46 am GE BUS LOOP(9:21 K-12 LATE)2 7:58 am 2339 CHALET GARDENS RD(9:33

K-12 LATE)3 8:00 am 2303 CHALET GARDENS RD(9:35

K-12 LATE)4 8:15 am SAVANNA OAKS MIDDLE


K-12 LATE)

Teddy Bear AM - BR/CORE/HS TIME LOCATION1 7:48 am SP/VI BUS LOOP(9:23 GR K-12 LATE)2 7:58 am ANTON DR & 5148/50 ANTON

DRIVEWAY(9:33 GR K-12 LATE)3 8:15 am BADGER RIDGE MIDDLE SCHOOL





GR K-12 LATE)

Fox AM - BR/CORE/HS TIME LOCATION1 7:55 am DEPART 219 PAOLI ST (BADGER

BUS)(9:30 GR K-12 LATE)2 8:00 am SCENIC RIDGE/W WHISPERING

PINES(9:35 GR K-12 LATE)3 8:03 am PINEHURST/W CHAPEL ROYAL

DR(9:38 GR K-12 LATE)4 8:05 am ACKER/SCENIC RIDGE DR(9:40 GR






GR K-12 LATE)

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Verona Area Natatorium- Fall 2018A Community Facility for Residents and Non-Residents, owned and operated by the Verona Area School District

845-4635 * www.verona.k12.wi.us 400B North Main Street, Verona, WI 53593

Angie Lucas – Director (845-4632 [email protected] Margarita Castellanos – Administrative Assistant (845-4633) [email protected]

Natatorium Swimming Fees and Membership Information Daily Fees

Resident Youth $2.00 Non-Resident Youth $3.00

Resident Adult $3.00 Non-Resident Adult $4.00

Natatorium- 6 Month Pass

Resident Single – 6 Month $55.00 Non-Resident Single – 6 Month $110.00

Resident Family – 6 Month $95.00 Non-Resident Family – 6 Month $135.00

Natatorium Annual Pass (begins on date of purchase)

Resident Single $110.00 Non-Resident Single $220.00

Resident Family $190.00 Non-Resident Family $270.00

General InformationGet Your Natatorium Programs & Schedules Electronically

You can sign up to receive Natatorium Information via e-mail. Do so by going to the Verona Area School District Web site at www.verona.k12.wi.us, click on Select a School (top left hand corner). Then click on Verona Natatorium. On the front page you will find the Natatorium Newsletter Sign-up. Click on that and follow the prompts.

Resident/Non-ResidentA resident is someone who resides within the Verona

Area School District. A Non-Resident is anyone who resides outside the Verona Area School District.

Swim DiapersSwim Diapers (cloth or disposable) are required (by State Law) for all non-toilet-trained indi-

viduals.

GroupsGroups are welcome to attend Open Swim. Please call in advance so we are aware that you wish

to come. Groups over 12 swimmers are asked to rent the pool at a time other than Open Swim. (See next page for rentals)

Youth Lap SwimSwimmers under the age of 18 are welcome to swim laps during open swim. A lap lane will be

provided during all open times unless the pool becomes crowded. See Monthly Schedule for detailed times.

Adult Lap SwimAdult Lap Swim is open to anyone 18 years of age or older. Circle swimming is encouraged

during peak times. Please refer to the pool schedule for specific lap times. Swimmers under the age of 18 are welcome to swim laps during Open Swim times only. See Monthly Schedule for detailed times.

Open SwimEveryone is welcome to attend open swim. Children, 8 years of age and older may attend Open

Swim without an adult. Children under the age of 8 must have a responsible person (15 or older) in the water with them at all times. Coast Guard Approved PFD’s are allowed during Open Swim. Water wings, floating rings and air mattresses will not be allowed. lap lane will be provided during Open Swim unless the pool is crowded. See Monthly Schedule for detailed times

Family SwimFamily Swim is designed as a time for families to swim together. All children must have an adult

in the water with them at all times. Families are welcome to bring pool toys with them to family swim. Coast Guard Approved PFD’s are allowed during Open Swim. Water wings, floating rings and air mattresses will not be allowed. A lap lane will be provided during Family Swim unless the pool is crowded

Pool Rentals & RatesPlease make reservations at least two weeks in advance. To make a reservation, call Angie

Lucas at 845-4632. The Natatorium rental rates are charged to cover lifeguard and custodial ser-vices and facility use costs. The pool will not be rented for fundraising or profit-making ventures. The Natatorium Director has the sole discretion to approve rentals. Pool Rules must be followed. The fee is required at the time of arrival. Adult supervision is required for all groups of children.

Number of Users in Group Resident Hourly Rate Non-Resident Hourly Rate

1-30 Swimmers $60.00/Hour $90.00/Hour



Fall 2019 Community Swim Class InformwwationLesson Rates: Youth and Preschool VASD Resident Session Fee - $35.00

Non- Resident Session Fee - $57.00You will be able to register on-line beginning Tuesday, August 20, 2019 by using the link below.

http://veronanat.recdesk.com.

Questions about Lessons?Call 845-4635, or email: [email protected], or [email protected]

Web Site: www.verona.k12.wi.us Click on Find your schoolLessons are filled on a “first-come, first-serve” basis. All classes have limited space available, so

register early.Please note that registrations will not be accepted over the phone. You will receive class confirma-

tions from RecDesk upon registration.***Each child may register for ONE swim (Parent-Tot-Level 6) class at a time. Participants

may sign up for a swim lesson and Logrolling or Junior Lifeguarding during the same session. ***Once you have completed their first session you may register them for openings in other ses-

sions. Individuals that register their children for more than one session at a time will not be eligible for a refund if they have placed their student in an incorrect class

Age Pre-Requisites:Your child must be six months of age to participate in Parent-Tot, four years of age to participate

in Pre-school 1, 2 & 3, and 5 years of age to participate in Level 1 – Level 6. No exceptions will be made

Refund PolicyFull Refunds will be given if the Natatorium cancels a class. A prorated refund will be given

only if severe illness or injury prevents participation. Individuals that register their children or themselves for more than one session at a time will not be eligible for a refund if they have placed their student in an incorrect class.

Program CancellationsAll classes must have a minimum number of students. The Natatorium reserves the right to

cancel, combine, or make schedule revisions as necessary.

Missed Lessons:Occasionally, students may need to miss a lesson. There are no make-up classes available for

missed lessons.

Lesson Rates: Youth and Preschool VASD Resident Session Fee - $35.00 Non- Resident Session Fee - $57.00

Natatorium Registration Information1. Online- Best Option

Visit our web page at http: http://veronanat.recdesk.com

and login to your account. If you have not signed up before, click on Log -in on the top right of your screen and you will able to create an account.

Follow the online prompts and complete the pro-cess with your debit or credit card. You will receive a confirmation email when you register.

Recdesk accepts VISA, MASTERCARD, DISCOVER and AMERICAN EXPRESS

2. Mail-In or Drop Off (if you are unable to register on-line)

You may drop off your completed registration form and Payment at the Natatorium during our open hours.

You may mail your completed registration form and payment to Verona Area Natatorium400B N. Main StreetVerona, WI 53593Completed Registration forms that are mailed in or dropped off will be processed during work

hours (8:00 AM – 4:00 PM) Monday through Friday.Registration form can be found at the end of this program information.

Please noteRegistrations must be paid in full at the time of registration. Registrations will not be accepted

over the phone.

Adult & Teen Swim LessonsDo you need to learn the basics of swimming? Are you an o.k. swimmer, but want to improve

your strokes? Do you feel you could gain more benefits from swimming if someone could give you advice in “tweaking” your stroke or suggest a different technique. If you answered YES to any of these questions, then adult lessons is the class for you.

Session Course Title Dates Time Fees

Session K Adult/Teen Lessons Nov 4 – Dec 16, 2019No Class – 12/2/2019

Mondays7:30-8:10 PM

$40.00 VASD Resident$57.00 Non-Resident

Water ExerciseWater exercise classes are offered on weeknights throughout the summer. Classes include a

combination of muscle building exercises, aerobics, water resistance exercises, and stretching. Participants do not need to know how to swim. No Pre-registration is necessary.

Course Title Dates Time Drop-In Fees

Water Exercise September: 9, 11, 16, 18, 23, 25 30October: 2, 7, 9, 14, 16, 21, 23, 28, 30,November: 4, 6, 11, 13, 18, 20, 25, (No Class Nov.27)December: 2, 4, 9, 11, 16, 18January 8, 13, 15, 20, 22, 27, 29February 3, 5, 10, 12, 17, 19, 24, 26March 2, 4, 9, 11, 16, 18, (No Class 3/23, 3/25) 30April 1, 6, 8, 13, 15, 20, 22, 27, 29May, 4, 6, 11, 13, 18, 20, 27

Monday &Wednesdays5:30-6:30PM

$3.00 VASD Resident$4:00 Non-Resident

Senior Water ExerciseWater Exercise classes for adults age 62 and older are offered on Monday & Wednesdays

throughout the School Year. A possible 3rd class may be available once the school schedule is deter-mined. No Pre-registration is necessary.

Senior Water Exercise

Session A September 4 – October 18

Time will be determined once the school schedule is known.

$1 VASD Resident$2 Non-Resident


Session B October 21- December 13




Session C December 16 – February 14




Session D February 17- April 9




Session E April 13 – May 29




Session A September 4 – October 18



Masters Swim ProgramThe Master Swim Program is an organized coaching program for Adults. Practice sessions will

consist of stroke technique and development of all four racing strokes, starts, and turns. The pro-gram will also focus on developing general fitness, endurance and speed.

Anyone looking for any or all of the following should consider the program: general higher level of fitness, competition, triathlon and open water swimming. The program runs Monday and Wednesday evenings from 8-9 PM. Registration will not be taken over the phone, payment must accompany registration to hold spot in class.


Session 1 Masters Swim Program

September 23 – October 30, 2019 Mon & Wed8:00-9:00 PM



November 4 – December 18 (no class 11/27)

Mon & Wed8:00-9:00 PM



January 6– March 11, 2020 Mon & Wed8:00-9:00 PM



March 16 – May 27 (no class 3/23 & & 3/25, May 25)

Mon & Wed8:00-9:00 PM



SBRSession 1 will focus on developing swimmers’

aerobic fitness, strength and speed in the water. We will incorporate technique work into the workouts through drills and personal stroke feedback from the coaches. This will develop the swimmers’ base for sessions 2 and 3.

This will be a great class for you if you have only spent 10 hours in the pool, or spend 10 hours per week swimming. The goal is for each swimmer to get the most out of any time spent in the pool. Confidence is built with having proper attention from a coach, and workouts to help you reach new levels.


Session 1A SBR – Focus on Aerobic Fitness, Strength and Speed

October 29 – December 19. 2019 (no class 11/27)

Tues & Thurs 6:00-7:00AM


Session 2A SBR - Focus on a “Base” phase with high yardage practices

January 7 – March 19, 2020



Session 2B SBROur Monday/Wednesday swims will focus heavily on technique development to improve swimming ability. Beginner friendly. The daily yardage will be less than the Tues/Thurs swims, though still providing a workout. SHORTER SESSION

February 5 – March 18, 2020

Mon & Wed 6:00-7:00AM


Session 3A SBR- Focus on season prep phase with threshold intervals at race pace

March 30 – May 28, 2020



Fall 2019 Swim Class ScheduleFall Classes are offered on Sundays, Mondays, and Wednesdays once a week for 6 weeks.

Session DatesSession H Sept 18 – Oct 23 (Wednesdays)Session I Sept 22 – Oct 27 (Sundays)Session J Nov 3 – Dec 15 (Sunday) (no class 12/1/2019)Session K Nov 4 – Dec 16 (Mondays) (no class 12/2/2019)Session L Nov 6 – Dec 18 (Wednesdays) (no class 11/27/2019)

Session H Sept 18 – Oct 23 (Wednesdays)

Time Preschool Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 4A/4B Level 5 6A/6B

6:00-6:25 PM Preschool 2

6:00-6:40 PM Level 2

6:30-6:55 PM Parent/Tot

6:30-7:10 PM Level 2 Level 3

6:45-7:25 PM Level 3

7:00-7:25 PM Level 1

7:15-7:55 PM Level 4ALevel 4B

7:30-7:55PM Preschool 1

7:30-8:10PM Level 6A

Session I Sept 22 – Oct 27 (Sundays)


5:00-5:25 PM Preschool 1Parent/Tot

5:00-5:40 PM Level 3 Level 4A

5:30-5:55 PM Preschool 2 Level 1

5:45-6:25 PM Level 2 Level 4B


6:00-6:40 PM Level 5



6:45 – 7:10 PM Level 1

Session J Nov 3 – Dec 15 (Sunday) (no class 12/1/2019)


5:00-5:25 PM Preschool 1 Parent/Tot


5:30-5:55 PM Preschool 2 Level 1



6:00-6:40 PM Level 5



Session K Nov 4 – Dec 16 (Mondays) (no class 12/2/2019)

Time Preschool Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 4A/4B Other

6:30-6:55PM Preschool 1 Parent/Tot

6:30-7:10PM Level 3 Level 4B

7:00-7:25PM Preschool 2 Level 1

7:15-7:55PM Level 2 Level 4A

7:30-8:10PM Adult Lessons

Session L Nov 6 – Dec 18 (Wednesdays) (no class 11/27/2019)

Time Preschool Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 4A/4B Level 5 6A/6AB


6:00-6:40 PM Level 2

6:30-6:55 PM Parent/Tot

6:30-7:10 PM Level 2 Level 3

6:45-7:25 PM Level 3

7:00-7:25 PM Level 1

7:15-7:55 PM Level 4A Level 4B


7:30-8:10PM Level 5

Parent/Child Class Level

LEVEL CLASS SIZE PRE-REQUISITES SKILLS TAUGHT IN CLASS

Parent/Child 12 Max Ages 6m – 3 yearsAt least one adult must attend.

Holding and support techniques, safety cues, entering /exiting the water, water adjustment, submerging, submerging in a rhythmic pattern, breath control, exploring buoyancy on front & back, changing directions, gliding on front & back with assistance, swimming on front and back, wearing lifejackets & basic water safety. Socialization, enjoyment of the water and fun.

Preschool Swim Classes

LEVEL CLASSSIZE

PRE-REQUISITES SKILLS TAUGHT IN CLASS

Preschool 1 6 Max Ages 4 & w/o parentNo Previous Skills Needed

Enter & exit water safely, Breath control & submerging, bubble blowing, front glide & recovery, back glide & back float & recovery, changing directions, treading water arm & hand action, alternate & simultaneous arm and leg actions on front and back and personal & general water safety skills.

Preschool 2 6 Max Ages 4 w/o parentPrerequisite:Able to demonstrate all Preschool 1 skills.

Enter & exit water safely, breath control & submerging, bubble blowing, bobbing, retrieval of underwater objects, front glide, front float & recovery, back glide, back float & recovery, changing directions and positions, treading ( 5 sec) arm & leg actions in shallow water, combined arm and leg actions on front and back, finning arm actions on back, self-help & water safety skills. Exit skills assessment.

Preschool 3 6 Max Ages 4 & 5 w/o parentPrerequisite:Able to demonstrate all Preschool 2 skills

Jumping in water safely, fully submerging & holding breath, bobbing with wall for support, front float, jellyfish float, tuck float & recovery, back glide, back float & recovery, changing directions and positions, treading in shoulder deep water (15 sec), combined arm and leg actions on front and back, finning arm actions on back, water safety skills. Exit skills assessment.

Natatorium Mail-In/ Drop-Off Registration Form Verona Area Natatorium400B North Main StreetVerona, WI 53593http://www.verona.k12.wi.us

Step 1 - Family Information

Step 2 - Waiver

Step 3 - Participant Information

Participant First & Last Name

Age Date of Birth

Class Title Session Time Cost

Please list any Health concerns/special needs: _____________________________________________

Step 4 - MAIL-IN/DROP-OFF FORM at the Natatorium

Family’s Last Name ___________________________________________ Phone ____________________________

Address _______________________________________ City/State ______________________ Zip Code ______________

Name of Father (if par�cipant is under 18) ______________________________ Cell Phone ( ) _______________

Name of Mother (if par�cipant is under 18) _____________________________ Cell Phone ( ) _______________ _________VASD Resident _____VASD Non-Resident

E-mail Address ______________________________________________________________________________

Name of Emergency Contact ________________________________________ Phone# ____________________________

I, the undersigned do hereby agree to allow the individual named herein to par�cipate in the ac�vi�es indicated. I am aware and understand there may be poten�al risk inherent with par�cipa�on in any recrea�on ac�vity, and that the Verona Area School District does not provide accident insurance and cannot assume responsibility for injury to any par�cipants in the recrea�on programs. I further understand the eligibility requirements for the program as stated in the department brochure and that no refunds will be given unless my spot can be filled or the department changes a class.

______________________________________________________________ _________________Par�cipant/Parent/Guardian Signature Date

Payment is due in full at �me of registra�on, no phone registra�ons will be accepted.

Make check out to VASD (Verona Area School District)

Total Fee Due $ _______________

Check Number _______________

Cash __________________

Date Processed ____ /____ /____

Staff Ini�als_____________



Vocational education civil rights complianceIn compliance with vocational education civil

rights, it is our responsibility to inform the gener-al public and students that the following vocation-al courses are offered without discrimination to all Verona area middle school and high school students. In a limited number of classes, a grade level requirement or pre-requisite(s) may be necessary for enrollment.

Vocational education courses offered at Badger Ridge and Savanna Oaks Middle Schools:

Family & Consumer Education Courses:9-Week Exploratory ClassKFC Kids, Food and CookingBusiness Wanna-BeesDesigns in Living

Technology Education:Information and Tech Literacy

Comp. Science3D Design and Build

Vocational education courses offered at Verona Area High School:Agriculture Courses:Advanced Animal/Vet ScienceAdvanced BiotechAgribusiness Workplace ApprenticeshipAgriculture LeadershipAgriculture Structures: How To BiotechnologyHorticultureNatural Resource ManagementPower MechanicsAdvance Power MechanicsSoils & Plant ScienceVet ScienceScience of Vet Medicine

Agriculture MechanicsAgricultural Food ScienceVet Tech Assistant Apprenticeship

Technology Education Courses:Advanced Power MechanicsAdvanced WeldingApplied ElectricityArchitecture Youth ApprenticeshipAutomotive Youth ApprenticeshipComputer Aided Drafting and DesignComputer Hardware EssentialsConstruction Youth ApprenticeshipDigital ElectronicsElectronic EngineeringEngine MaintenanceEngineering DraftingEngineering Youth ApprenticeshipExploring TechnologyIntro to Engineering DesignManufacturing Youth ApprenticeshipMetals ProcessesPower MechanicsAdvanced Power MechanicsPrinciples of ConstructionPrinciples of EngineeringSculpture/WeldingWelding TechnologyAdvanced Welding TechnologyWood Processes IA, I, & IIRoboticsMath for the Trades

Family & Consumer Science Courses:Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) Youth ApprenticeshipChild DevelopmentChild Care: Health Safety and NutritionContemporary LivingCulinary 1 - Beginning FoodsCulinary 2 - Advanced FoodCulinary 3 - Foods Around the WorldHealth Youth ApprenticeshipHospitality Youth ApprenticeshipHousing & Interiors

Medical OccupationsMedical TerminologyParents and ChildrenProStart I and IISurviving IndependentlyTourism Youth ApprenticeshipFoods Around the WorldPharmacy Tech Youth ApprenticeshipBaking and Pastry Arts

Business Education Courses:Layout & DesignCollege AccountingDigital Visual Communicatione TechnologyFinance Youth ApprenticeshipHospitality and Tourism ApprenticeshipIntroduction to AccountingBusiness, Marketing, and FinanceKeyboarding for Accuracy/SpeedLaw & EthicsMAC ApplicationsManaging Your Financial LifeWeb Design Yearbook ProductionYour MoneySocial Media and AdvertisingEconomicsCollege Accounting

Inquiries regarding the interpretation or appli-cation of this information shall be referred to the following designated compliance offices:

Ann Franke (Title IX Coordinator) Director of Instruction Verona Area School District700 N. Main St, Verona, WI 53593 (608) 845-4311

Emmett Durtschi (Section 504 Coordinator) Director of Student Services Verona Area School District 700 N. Main St, Verona, WI 53593 (608) 845-4314

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Learn-to-Swim Youth Class Levels

LEVELS SIZE PRE-REQUISITE SKILLS TAUGHT IN CLASS

Level 1Intro to Water Skills

6w For Students Ages 5 & upNo skills required

Enter/exit the water safely, submerging, bubble blowing through mouth & nose, object recovery, front glide & recovery, back glide, back float and recovery, treading arm & leg actions, alternate & alternating arm and leg actions & combined stroke on front and back at least 2 body lengths each. Discuss & demonstrate water safety skills.

Level 2Fundamental Aquatic Skills

8 Students Ages 5 & upAble to demonstrate all Preschool 2 or Level 1 skills.

Jumping or stepping from the side, exit water safely, fully submerge, bobbing, object recovery, front float, tuck float, jellyfish float, front glide, front float or glide & recovery to standing, back glide, back float & recovery to standing, changing directions & body position, treading arm & leg actions in shoulder deep water, combined strokes on front & back for at least 5 body lengths, personal & water safety skills

Level 3Stroke Development

8 Able to demonstrate all preschool 3 or Level 2 skills.

Deep water skills, jumping into deep water from the side, sitting & kneeling dives, rotary breathing, bobbing while moving to safety, survival floating, back float in deep water. changing directions in deep water, treading water in deep water, dolphin kicking on front, 1 length front crawl, 1 length elementary backstroke, scissors kick, water safety skills.

Level 4AStroke Improvement

8 Able to demonstrate all Level 3 skills.

Deep water bobbing, buoyancy & floating positions in deep water, compact & standing dives, survival float, open turns on front & back, front crawl, elementary backstroke, back crawl, butterfly & sidestroke, general & personal safety.

Level 4BStroke Improvement

10 Able to demonstrate all Level 4A skills.

Front crawl elementary backstroke, back crawl, butterfly, breaststroke, sidestroke, open turns on front and back, pushing off in streamlined position, swimming underwater, feet first surface dives, treading water using different kicks, general & personal safety.

Level 5Stroke Refinement

10 Able to demonstrate all Level 4B skills.

Shallow-angle tuck surface dives, pike surface dives, front flip turns, back flip turns, treading water for 5 minutes, front crawl & elementary backstroke – 50 meters, breaststroke, butterfly, backstroke & sidestroke – 25 meters, sculling – 30 seconds, water safety.

Level 6ASwimming and Skills Proficiency


Level 6A goal is to refine strokes so participants swim them with more ease, efficiency, power and smoothness and over greater distances. Front crawl & elementary backstroke – 100 meters, back crawl, breaststroke, sidestroke, and butterfly – 50 meters. Open turns and flip turns, HELP & Huddle positions, feet first & headfirst surface dives, back float, survival float, and survival swimming, treading water w/o arms, surface dives in 7-10 feet, water safety skills

Level 6BFitness Swimmer


Perform the Cooper 12-minute swim test at beginning & end of class, Front crawl & elementary backstroke – 100 meters, back crawl, breaststroke, sidestroke, and butterfly – 50 meters. Open turns, flip turns, circle swimming, using a pace clock, swimming w/pull-buoys, fins & paddles, setting up an exercise program, training techniques, target heart rates, & aquatic exercise

Youth Stroke Technique 5-10 Ability to Demonstrate all Level 5 Skills

Passed through all the Red Cross Swim Levels? Are you too young to take Lifeguarding? Students will perfect their Front Crawl, Back Stroke, Breaststroke, Sidestroke, Elementary Back Stroke, Butterfly, starts & turns. Swimmers will also work on stroke efficiency and endurance.

Junior Lifeguarding 6-10 Age 11 -14 This course gives you a jump-start into Red Cross Lifeguarding. Learn how to prevent drowning and diving accidents, reaching & throwing assists, self-rescue, providing care for injuries, leadership skills, develop swimming skills and general physical fitness for lifeguarding responsibilities. To enroll participants should have Level 6 or equivalent swimming skills.


Annual Notification of Rights Concerning Pupil Records The Verona Area School District is required

to locate, identify, and evaluate all children, with disabilities, including children with dis-abilities attending private schools in the school district, and homeless children. The process of locating, identifying, and evaluating children with disabilities is known as child find. Each year, child development days are conducted to allow families the opportunity to talk with qual-ified professionals about the progress their child is making or to discuss any concerns they have. Additionally, any parent or guardian, qualified health professional, or other person familiar with a child that suspects a disability exists is encouraged to contact Emmett Durtschi, Director of Student Services, 608-845-4314 or write to [email protected] or Verona Area School District, 700 N. Main Street, Verona, WI 53593.

This notice informs parents of the records the school district will develop and maintain as part of its child find activities. This notice also informs parents of their rights regarding any records developed.

The school district gathers personally identifi-able information on any child who participates in child find activities. Parents, teachers, and other professionals provide information to the school related to the child’s academic performance, behavior, and health. This information is used to determine whether the child needs special educa-tion services. Personally identifiable information directly related to a child and maintained by the school is a pupil record. Pupil records include records maintained in any way including, but not limited to, computer storage media, video and audiotape, film, microfilm, and microfiche. Records maintained for personal use by a teacher and not available to others and records available only to persons involved in the psychological treatment of a child are not pupil records.

The school district maintains several classes of pupil records.

• “Progress records” include grades, courses the child has taken, the child’s attendance record, immunization records, required lead screening records, and records of school extra-curricular activities. Progress records must be maintained for at least five years after the child ceases to be enrolled.

• “”Behavioral records” include such records as psychological tests, personality eval-uations, records of conversations, writ-ten statements relating specifically to the

pupil’s behavior, tests relating specifically to achievement or measurement of abil-ity, physical health records other than immunization and lead screening records, law enforcement officers’ records, and other pupil records that are not “progress records.” Law enforcement officers’ records are maintained separately from other pupil records. Behavioral records may be main-tained for no longer than one year after the child graduates or otherwise ceases to be enrolled, unless the parent specifies in writing that the records may be main-tained for a longer period of time. The school district informs parents when pupil records are no longer needed to provide special education. At the request of the child’s parents, the school district destroys the information that is no longer needed.

• “Directory data” includes the student’s name, address, telephone listing, date and place of birth, major field of study, partic-ipation in officially recognized activities and sports, weight and height of members of athletic teams, dates of attendance, photographs, degrees and awards received, and the name of the school most recently previously attended by the student.

• “Pupil physical health records” include basic health information about a pupil, including the pupil’s immunization records, an emergency medical card, a log of first aid and medicine administered to the pupil, an athletic permit card, a record concerning the pupil’s ability to participate in an education program, any required lead screening records, the results of any routine screening test, such as for hear-ing, vision or scoliosis, and any follow-up to the test, and any other basic health information, as determined by the state superintendent. Any pupil record relating to a pupil’s physical health that is not a pupil physical health record is treated as a patient health care record under sections 146.81 to 146.84, Wisconsin Statutes. Any pupil record concerning HIV testing is treated as provided under section 252.15, Wisconsin Statutes.

The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA), the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA), and sec-tion 118.125, Wisconsin Statutes, afford par-ents, guardians, and students over 18 years of age (“eligible students”) the following rights with respect to education records:

• The right to inspect and review the student’s education records within 45 days of receipt of the request. Parents, guardians, or eligible students should sub-mit to the school principal [or appropriate school official] a written request that iden-tifies the records(s) they wish to inspect. The principal will make arrangements for access and notify the parent, guardian, or eligible student of the time and place where the records may be inspected. The school district will comply with the request without unnecessary delay and before any meeting about an individualized educa-tion program, or any due process hearing, and in no case more than 45 days after the request has been made. If any record includes information on more than one child, the parents or guardians of those children have the right to inspect and review only the information about their child or to be informed of that specific information. Upon request, the school dis-trict will give a parent, guardian, or eligi-ble student a copy of the progress records and a copy of the behavioral records. Upon request, the school district will give the parent, guardian, or eligible student a list of the types and locations of educa-tion records collected, maintained, or used by the district for special education. The school district will respond to reasonable requests for explanations and interpreta-tions of the records. A representative of the parent or guardian may inspect and review the records.

• The right to request the amendment of the student’s education records that the parent or eligible student believes is inaccurate or misleading. Parents or eligible students may ask the Verona Area School District to amend a record that they believe is inaccurate or misleading. They should write the school principal, clearly identify the part of the record they want changed, and specify why it is inaccurate or misleading. If the district decides not to amend the record, the district will notify the parent or eligible student of the deci-sion and the right to a hearing regarding the request for amendment. Additional

information regarding the hearing pro-cedures will be provided to the parent or eligible student when notified of the right to a hearing.

• The right to consent to disclosures of personally identifiable information in the student’s education records, except to the extent that federal and state law authorize disclosure without consent. The exceptions are stated in 34 CFR 99.31, Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act regulations; Sec. 9528, PL107-110, No Child Left Behind Act of 2001; and section 118.125(2)(a) to (m) and sub. (2m), Wisconsin Statutes. One exception that permits disclosure without consent is dis-closures to school officials with legitimate educational interests. A school official is a person employed by the district as an administrator, supervisor, instructor, or support staff member (including health or medical staff and law enforcement unit personnel); a person serving on the school board; a person or company with whom the district has contracted to perform a special task (such as an attorney, auditor, medical consultant, or therapist); or a parent or student serving on an official committee, such as a disciplinary or grievance commit-tee, or assisting another school official in performing his or her tasks. A school offi-cial has a legitimate educational interest if the official needs to review an education record in order to fulfill his or her profes-sional responsibility. Upon request, the district discloses education records without consent to officials of another school dis-trict in which a student seeks or intends to enroll. Also the district discloses “directory data” without consent, unless the parent notifies the district that it may not be released without prior parental consent.

• The right to file a complaint with the U. S. Department of Education con-cerning alleged failures by the District to comply with the requirements of FERPA. The name and address of the Office that administers FERPA is: Family Policy Compliance Office, U.S. Department of Education, 400 Maryland Avenue, S.W., Washington, DC 20202-4605.

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Annual Notice of Special Education Referral And Evaluation Procedures

Upon request, the Verona Area School District is required to evaluate a child for eli-gibility for special education services. A request for evaluation is known as a referral. When the district receives a referral, the district will appoint an Individualized Education Program (IEP) team to determine if the child has a dis-ability, and if the child needs special education services. The district locates, identifies, and evaluates all children with disabilities who are enrolled by their parents in private (including religious) schools, elementary schools and sec-ondary schools located in the school district.

A physician, nurse, psychologist, social work-er, or administrator of a social agency who rea-sonably believes a child brought to him or her for services is a child with a disability has a legal duty to refer the child, including a homeless

child, to the school district in which the child resides. Before referring the child, the person making the referral must inform the child’s par-ent that the referral will be made.

Others, including parents or guardians, who reasonably believe a child is a child with a disability may also refer the child, including a homeless child, to the school district in which the child resides.

Referrals must be in writing and include the reason why the person believes the child is a child with a disability. A referral may be made by contacting Emmett Durtschi, Director of Student Services, Verona Area School District, at 608-845-4314, or by writing him at [email protected] 700 N. Main Street, Verona, WI 53593.

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