Thursday, October 31, 2013

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Friday, November 1


There will be no school for students tomorrow Friday, November 1 which is a scheduled Professional Development day for staff.


Mayoral Candidate Forum


The Genesee High School senior class will present a Mayoral Candidate Forum November 4 at 7:30 p.m. in the multi-purpose room. Please go to the following link and answer the question "What questions would you ask candidates for mayor in a town election?":
http://www.polleverywhere.com/free_text_polls/4DOki1aXglesP7l/web.


Jr. High/High School News  


Good luck to the Volleyball team who begins state tournament play tomorrow morning at LCSC at 8:00 a.m. against Butte County.

Good luck to the Football team as they travel to Kooskia to take on CV at 7:00 p.m. tomorrow night.


Activity Period   


·Thursday - 10/31 - 2:05 p.m. (6th hour) - Open
·Friday – 11/1 - 3:05 p.m.(7th hour) - None: No School
·Monday - 11/4 - 9:40 a.m.(2nd hour)  - Open
·Tuesday – 11/5 - 10:40 (3rd hour) - Open
·Wednesday - 11/6 - 1:05 p.m.(5th hour) - Open


Elementary After School Study Hall (3:15pm - 4:15pm)


*Reminder: This is not an activities based or daycare program. This is a program designed to help students accomplish homework tasks or receive additional help. Students need to have something to work on at the After School Study Hall. Thank you.

· Monday -10/28 - Mr. Sams' Room

· Tuesday - 10/29 - Mrs. Waisanen's Room
· Wednesday - 10/30 - Mrs. Kappus' Room
· Thursday - 10/31 - Mrs. Esser's Room
· Friday - 11/1 - No Study Hall: No School


Bus Duty for the Week of 10/28 - 11/1


Bardwell/Bechtel/Scripter


Bus Duty for the Week of 11/4 - 11/8


M. Hanson/Kappus/Sperber




Lunch


***
Note: Elementary students may select the main entree or the first optional entree. Secondary students may select from all options. The complete monthly menu may be found on the food service website.**

October 31, 2013 -Thursday
· Lunch: Glazed Chicken Nuggets, Nachos, Winter Mix Veggies, Fruit, Choc. Milk
· Option #1: Corndog
· Option #2: Chef Salad

November 4, 2013 -Monday
· Lunch: Sub Sandwich, Tater Tots, Baked Beans, Oranges, Milk
· Option #1: Corndog
· Option #2: Chef Salad

Wednesday, October 30, 2013

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Friday, November 1


There will be no school for students this Friday, November 1 which is a scheduled Professional Development day for staff.


Mayoral Candidate Forum


The Genesee High School senior class will present a Mayoral Candidate Forum November 4 at 7:30 p.m. in the multi-purpose room. Please go to the following link and answer the question "What questions would you ask candidates for mayor in a town election?":
http://www.polleverywhere.com/free_text_polls/4DOki1aXglesP7l/web.


Jr. High/High School News  


Congratulations to the JH Volleyball teams who defeated Deary last night.

Please plan to attend the 8th grade Drama presentation of The Legend of Sleepy Hollow tonight at 7:00 in the multi-purpose room.

Music Events This Week:
Wednesday: JH/HS Choir @ 7:00 p.m.


Activity Period   


·Wednesday - 10/30 - 1:05 p.m.(5th hour) - Open
·Thursday - 10/31 - 2:05 p.m. (6th hour) - Open
·Friday – 11/1 - 3:05 p.m.(7th hour) - None: No School
·Monday - 11/4 - 9:40 a.m.(2nd hour)  - Open
·Tuesday – 11/5 - 10:40 (3rd hour) - Open


Elementary After School Study Hall (3:15pm - 4:15pm)


*Reminder: This is not an activities based or daycare program. This is a program designed to help students accomplish homework tasks or receive additional help. Students need to have something to work on at the After School Study Hall. Thank you.

· Monday -10/28 - Mr. Sams' Room

· Tuesday - 10/29 - Mrs. Waisanen's Room
· Wednesday - 10/30 - Mrs. Kappus' Room
· Thursday - 10/31 - Mrs. Esser's Room
· Friday - 11/1 - No Study Hall: No School


Bus Duty for the Week of 10/28 - 11/1


Bardwell/Bechtel/Scripter




Lunch


***
Note: Elementary students may select the main entree or the first optional entree. Secondary students may select from all options. The complete monthly menu may be found on the food service website.**

October 30, 2013 -Wednesday
· Lunch: Toasted Cheese Sandwich, Tomato Soup, Fresh Veggies, Fruit, Cookie, Milk
· Option #1: Tuna Sandwich
· Option #2: Caesar Salad

October 31, 2013 -Thursday
· Lunch: Glazed Chicken Nuggets, Nachos, Winter Mix Veggies, Fruit, Choc. Milk
· Option #1: Corndog
· Option #2: Chef Salad

Tuesday, October 29, 2013

Bulletin 10/29/2013

Bulletin last updated 10/29/2013 at 8:32 a.m.


Friday, November 1


There will be no school for students this Friday, November 1 which is a scheduled Professional Development day for staff.


Mayoral Candidate Forum


The Genesee High School senior class will present a Mayoral Candidate Forum November 4 at 7:30 p.m. in the multi-purpose room. Please go to the following link and answer the question "What questions would you ask candidates for mayor in a town election?":
http://www.polleverywhere.com/free_text_polls/4DOki1aXglesP7l/web.


Jr. High/High School News  


Great effort by the JV Football team who played well but lost to CV last night.

Good luck to the JH Volleyball teams who play in Deary tonight beginning at 5:30.

Happy 15th Birthday Ian!

Happy 14th Birthday Brianna!

Please plan to attend the 8th grade Drama presentation of The Legend of Sleepy Hollow Wednesday, October 30 at 7:00 in the multi-purpose room.

Music Events This Week:
Wednesday: JH/HS Choir @ 7:00 p.m.


Activity Period   


·Tuesday – 10/29 - 10:40 (3rd hour) - Open
·Wednesday - 10/30 - 1:05 p.m.(5th hour) - Open
·Thursday - 10/31 - 2:05 p.m. (6th hour) - Open
·Friday – 11/1 - 3:05 p.m.(7th hour) - None: No School
·Monday - 11/4 - 9:40 a.m.(2nd hour)  - Open


Elementary After School Study Hall (3:15pm - 4:15pm)


*Reminder: This is not an activities based or daycare program. This is a program designed to help students accomplish homework tasks or receive additional help. Students need to have something to work on at the After School Study Hall. Thank you.

· Monday -10/28 - Mr. Sams' Room

· Tuesday - 10/29 - Mrs. Waisanen's Room
· Wednesday - 10/30 - Mrs. Kappus' Room
· Thursday - 10/31 - Mrs. Esser's Room
· Friday - 11/1 - No Study Hall: No School


Bus Duty for the Week of 10/28 - 11/1


Bardwell/Bechtel/Scripter




Lunch


***
Note: Elementary students may select the main entree or the first optional entree. Secondary students may select from all options. The complete monthly menu may be found on the food service website.**

October 29, 2013 -Tuesday
· Lunch: Chicken Burger, Oven Fries, Green Beans, Strawberry Dessert, Milk
· Option #1: Fishwich
· Option #2: Chef Salad

October 30, 2013 -Wednesday
· Lunch: Toasted Cheese Sandwich, Tomato Soup, Fresh Veggies, Fruit, Cookie, Milk
· Option #1: Tuna Sandwich
· Option #2: Caesar Salad

Monday, October 28, 2013

Bulletin 10/28/2013

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Friday, November 1


There will be no school for students this Friday, November 1 which is a scheduled Professional Development day for staff.


Mayoral Candidate Forum


The Genesee High School senior class will present a Mayoral Candidate Forum November 4 at 7:30 p.m. in the multi-purpose room. Please go to the following link and answer the question "What questions would you ask candidates for mayor in a town election?":
http://www.polleverywhere.com/free_text_polls/4DOki1aXglesP7l/web.


Jr. High/High School News  


Congratulations to the Football team who defeated Kendrick Friday night.

Good luck to the JV Football team tonight as they take on CV in Kooskia beginning at 6:00.

Please plan to attend the 8th grade Drama presentation of The Legend of Sleepy Hollow Monday, October 28 and Wednesday, October 30 at 7:00 in the multi-purpose room.

Music Events This Week:
Wednesday: JH/HS Choir @ 7:00 p.m.


Activity Period   


·Monday - 10/28 - 9:40 a.m.(2nd hour)  - Open
·Tuesday – 10/29 - 10:40 (3rd hour) - Open
·Wednesday - 10/30 - 1:05 p.m.(5th hour) - Open
·Thursday - 10/31 - 2:05 p.m. (6th hour) - Open
·Friday – 11/1 - 3:05 p.m.(7th hour) - None: No School


Elementary After School Study Hall (3:15pm - 4:15pm)


*Reminder: This is not an activities based or daycare program. This is a program designed to help students accomplish homework tasks or receive additional help. Students need to have something to work on at the After School Study Hall. Thank you.

· Monday -10/28 - Mr. Sams' Room

· Tuesday - 10/29 - Mrs. Waisanen's Room
· Wednesday - 10/30 - Mrs. Kappus' Room
· Thursday - 10/31 - Mrs. Esser's Room
· Friday - 11/1 - No Study Hall: No School


Bus Duty for the Week of 10/28 - 11/1


Bardwell/Bechtel/Scripter




Lunch


***
Note: Elementary students may select the main entree or the first optional entree. Secondary students may select from all options. The complete monthly menu may be found on the food service website.**

October 28, 2013 -Monday
· Lunch: Spaghetti w/ Meatballs, Breadstick, Garden Salad, Applesauce, Milk
· Option #1: Eggroll
· Option #2: Chef Salad

October 29, 2013 -Tuesday
· Lunch: Chicken Burger, Oven Fries, Green Beans, Strawberry Dessert, Milk
· Option #1: Fishwich
· Option #2: Chef Salad

Friday, October 25, 2013

Bulletin 10/25/2013

Bulletin last updated 10/25/2013 at 8:36 a.m.


Booster Clothing


If you ordered Booster Clothing and have not picked it up, please contact Sheri Cornell at 208-310-1438 to make arrangements. 


Mayoral Candidate Forum


The Genesee High School senior class will present a Mayoral Candidate Forum November 4 at 7:30 p.m. in the multi-purpose room. Please go to the following link and answer the question "What questions would you ask candidates for mayor in a town election?": 
http://www.polleverywhere.com/free_text_polls/4DOki1aXglesP7l/web.


Jr. High/High School News  


Congratulations to the Genesee Bulldog Volleyball team on their District Championship title! The Bulldogs will now compete in the State Tournament at LCSC beginning next Friday, November 1. Watch the school district website sports page for bracket information.

Good luck to the Football team who travels to Kendrick tonight for a game beginning at 7:00.

Activity period today: color groups meet in teacher's classrooms to discuss Community Give Back Day.

Please plan to attend the 8th grade Drama presentation of The Legend of Sleepy Hollow Monday, October 28 and Wednesday, October 30 at 7:00 in the multi-purpose room.

Music Events Next Week:
Wednesday: JH/HS Choir @ 7:00 p.m.



Activity Period   


·Friday – 10/25 - 3:05 p.m.(7th hour) - Color Groups
·Monday - 10/28 - 9:40 a.m.(2nd hour)  - Open
·Tuesday – 10/29 - 10:40 (3rd hour) - Open
·Wednesday - 10/30 - 1:05 p.m.(5th hour) - Open
·Thursday - 10/31 - 2:05 p.m. (6th hour) - Open


Elementary After School Study Hall (3:15pm - 4:15pm)


*Reminder: This is not an activities based or daycare program. This is a program designed to help students accomplish homework tasks or receive additional help. Students need to have something to work on at the After School Study Hall. Thank you.

· Monday -10/21 - Mrs. Wommack's Room

· Tuesday - 10/22 - Mrs. Johnson's Room
· Wednesday - 10/23 - Mr. Bartosz's Room
· Thursday - 10/24 - Mrs. Hanson's Room
· Friday - 10/25 - No Study Hall


Bus Duty for the Week of 10/21 - 10/25


Sams/Bartosz/Morrow


Bus Duty for the Week of 10/28 - 11/1


Bardwell/Bechtel/Scripter




Lunch


***
Note: Elementary students may select the main entree or the first optional entree. Secondary students may select from all options. The complete monthly menu may be found on the food service website.**

October 25, 2013 -Friday
· Lunch: Chicken Patty, Potatoes & Gravy, Roll, Peas, Cherry Crisp, Milk
· Option #1: Beef Patty
· Option #2: Chef Salad

October 28, 2013 -Monday
· Lunch: Spaghetti w/ Meatballs, Breadstick, Garden Salad, Applesauce, Milk
· Option #1: Eggroll
· Option #2: Chef Salad

Thursday, October 24, 2013

Bulletin 10/24/2013

Bulletin last updated 10/24/2013 at 8:40 a.m.



Enchilada Fundraiser

 
Virginia Monk is selling famous 4-H enchiladas as a fundraiser for her 4-H Citizenship Washington Focus project. She is making them with her group on October 26 and will deliver them that weekend. NEW! There are 2 flavors to choose from: Traditional Beef or Creamy Chicken. A large tray is $15 and a small tray is $10.    The enchiladas freeze well and will make a yummy dinner this fall or winter!You can place your order with Virginia or by emailing her at kmonk@pea-lentil.com or by calling 208-596-7755


Booster Clothing


If you ordered Booster Clothing and have not picked it up, please contact Sheri Cornell at 208-310-1438 to make arrangements.


Jr. High/High School News  


Congratulations to the Volleyball team who defeated Troy last night and qualified for the state tournament. Good luck to the  Bulldogs who will play tonight at 6:30 in the District Championship. If you are able to attend the Championship match tonight to support Genesee, please wear your Bulldog Blue!

Today at lunchtime the Juniors and Seniors will have pizza parties for Homecoming week competitions. Seniors please meet in Mr. Derting's room and Juniors in Mr. Hasnon's room.

Music Events This Week:
Wednesday: JH/HS Choir @ 7:00 p.m.

Music Events Next Week:
Wednesday: JH/HS Choir @ 7:00 p.m.

Please plan to attend the 8th grade Drama presentation of The Legends of Sleepy Hollow Monday, October 28 and Wednesday, October 30 at 7:00 in the multi-purpose room.


Activity Period   


·Thursday - 10/24 - 2:05 p.m. (6th hour) - Open
·Friday – 10/25 - 3:05 p.m.(7th hour) - Color Groups
·Monday - 10/28 - 9:40 a.m.(2nd hour)  - Open
·Tuesday – 10/29 - 10:40 (3rd hour) - Open
·Wednesday - 10/30 - 1:05 p.m.(5th hour) - Open


Elementary After School Study Hall (3:15pm - 4:15pm)


*Reminder: This is not an activities based or daycare program. This is a program designed to help students accomplish homework tasks or receive additional help. Students need to have something to work on at the After School Study Hall. Thank you.

· Monday -10/21 - Mrs. Wommack's Room

· Tuesday - 10/22 - Mrs. Johnson's Room
· Wednesday - 10/23 - Mr. Bartosz's Room
· Thursday - 10/24 - Mrs. Hanson's Room
· Friday - 10/25 - No Study Hall


Bus Duty for the Week of 10/21 - 10/25


Sams/Bartosz/Morrow



Lunch


***
Note: Elementary students may select the main entree or the first optional entree. Secondary students may select from all options. The complete monthly menu may be found on the food service website.**

October 24, 2013 -Thursday
· Lunch: Meatball Sub Sandwich, Oven Fries, Veggies w/ Dip, Fruit, Milk
· Option #1: Corndog
· Option #2: Chef Salad

October 25, 2013 -Friday
· Lunch: Chicken Patty, Potatoes & Gravy, Roll, Peas, Cherry Crisp, Milk
· Option #1: Beef Patty
· Option #2: Chef Salad

Wednesday, October 23, 2013

Bulletin 10/23/2013

Bulletin last updated 10/23/2013 at 8:36 a.m.



Enchilada Fundraiser

 
Virginia Monk is selling famous 4-H enchiladas as a fundraiser for her 4-H Citizenship Washington Focus project. She is making them with her group on October 26 and will deliver them that weekend. NEW! There are 2 flavors to choose from: Traditional Beef or Creamy Chicken. A large tray is $15 and a small tray is $10.    The enchiladas freeze well and will make a yummy dinner this fall or winter!You can place your order with Virginia or by emailing her at kmonk@pea-lentil.com or by calling 208-596-7755


Booster Clothing


If you ordered Booster Clothing and have not picked it up, please contact Sheri Cornell at 208-310-1438 to make arrangements.


Jr. High/High School News  


Congratulations to the JH Volleyball teams who both defeated Potlatch last night.

Happy 12th birthday Dillon Sperber!

Good luck to the HS Volleyball team as they take on Troy tonight at LCSC at 6:00 in District Tournament action.

Wear your dig pink shirt or any pink tonight in support of our awesome Genesee Bulldog volleyball team.  Come and help them move on to the championship round!

Music Events This Week:
Wednesday: JH Mass Band Festival (8:00 a.m.-1:30 p.m.) Students should wear nice school clothes  and pack a cold lunch.
Wednesday: JH/HS Choir @ 7:00 p.m.

Music Events Next Week:
Wednesday: JH/HS Choir @ 7:00 p.m.


Activity Period   


·Wednesday - 10/23 - 1:05 p.m.(5th hour) - Open
·Thursday - 10/24 - 2:05 p.m. (6th hour) - Open
·Friday – 10/25 - 3:05 p.m.(7th hour) - Color Groups
·Monday - 10/28 - 9:40 a.m.(2nd hour)  - Open
·Tuesday – 10/29 - 10:40 (3rd hour) - Open


Elementary After School Study Hall (3:15pm - 4:15pm)


*Reminder: This is not an activities based or daycare program. This is a program designed to help students accomplish homework tasks or receive additional help. Students need to have something to work on at the After School Study Hall. Thank you.

· Monday -10/21 - Mrs. Wommack's Room

· Tuesday - 10/22 - Mrs. Johnson's Room
· Wednesday - 10/23 - Mr. Bartosz's Room
· Thursday - 10/24 - Mrs. Hanson's Room
· Friday - 10/25 - No Study Hall


Bus Duty for the Week of 10/21 - 10/25


Sams/Bartosz/Morrow



Lunch


***
Note: Elementary students may select the main entree or the first optional entree. Secondary students may select from all options. The complete monthly menu may be found on the food service website.**

October 23, 2013 -Wednesday
· Lunch: Idaho Haystacks, Cornbread, Celery, Applesauce, Milk
· Option #1: Burrito
· Option #2: Chef Salad

October 24, 2013 -Thursday
· Lunch: Meatball Sub Sandwich, Oven Fries, Veggies w/ Dip, Fruit, Milk
· Option #1: Corndog
· Option #2: Chef Salad

Tuesday, October 22, 2013

Bulletin 10/22/2013

Bulletin last updated 10/22/2013 at 8:32 a.m.


PTO Meeting


Please join us for our first PTO meeting of the year tonight at 7:00 p.m. in the Library (not the multi-purpose room). Child care will be available during the meeting.


Enchilada Fundraiser

 
Virginia Monk is selling famous 4-H enchiladas as a fundraiser for her 4-H Citizenship Washington Focus project. She is making them with her group on October 26 and will deliver them that weekend. NEW! There are 2 flavors to choose from: Traditional Beef or Creamy Chicken. A large tray is $15 and a small tray is $10.    The enchiladas freeze well and will make a yummy dinner this fall or winter!You can place your order with Virginia or by emailing her at kmonk@pea-lentil.com or by calling 208-596-7755


Jr. High/High School News  


Congratulations to the Volleyball team on their win over Potlatch last night in the District Tournament. The Bulldogs next take on Troy Wednesday night at 6:00 at LCSC.

Congratulations to the JV Football team who defeated Tekoa last night.

Student council meeting today at 12:10 in Mr. Chamber's classroom.

All FFA members: please come to our October meeting tonight at 6:30. Dress in your costume and have fun carving pumpkins.

Music Events This Week:
Wednesday: JH Mass Band Festival (8:00 a.m.-1:30 p.m.) Students should wear nice school clothes  and pack a cold lunch.
Wednesday: JH/HS Choir @ 7:00 p.m.

Music Events Next Week:
Wednesday: JH/HS Choir @ 7:00 p.m.


Activity Period   


·Tuesday – 10/22 - 10:40 (3rd hour) - Open
·Wednesday - 10/23 - 1:05 p.m.(5th hour) - Open
·Thursday - 10/24 - 2:05 p.m. (6th hour) - Open
·Friday – 10/25 - 3:05 p.m.(7th hour) - Open
·Monday - 10/28 - 9:40 a.m.(2nd hour)  - Open


Elementary After School Study Hall (3:15pm - 4:15pm)


*Reminder: This is not an activities based or daycare program. This is a program designed to help students accomplish homework tasks or receive additional help. Students need to have something to work on at the After School Study Hall. Thank you.

· Monday -10/21 - Mrs. Wommack's Room

· Tuesday - 10/22 - Mrs. Johnson's Room
· Wednesday - 10/23 - Mr. Bartosz's Room
· Thursday - 10/24 - Mrs. Hanson's Room
· Friday - 10/25 - No Study Hall


Bus Duty for the Week of 10/21 - 10/25


Sams/Bartosz/Morrow



Lunch


***
Note: Elementary students may select the main entree or the first optional entree. Secondary students may select from all options. The complete monthly menu may be found on the food service website.**

October 22, 2013 -Tuesday
· Lunch: Chicken Nuggets, WG Rice, Peppers w/ Dip, Fruit, Choc. Milk
· Option #1: Quesadilla
· Option #2: Caesar Salad

October 23, 2013 -Wednesday
· Lunch: Idaho Haystacks, Cornbread, Celery, Applesauce, Milk
· Option #1: Burrito
· Option #2: Chef Salad

Monday, October 21, 2013

Bulletin 10/21/2013

Bulletin last updated 10/21/2013 at 8:32 a.m.


PTO Meeting


Please join us for our first PTO meeting of the year on Tuesday, October 22 at 7:00 p.m. in the Library (not the multi-purpose room). Child care will be available during the meeting.


Enchilada Fundraiser

 
Virginia Monk is selling famous 4-H enchiladas as a fundraiser for her 4-H Citizenship Washington Focus project. She is making them with her group on October 26 and will deliver them that weekend. NEW! There are 2 flavors to choose from: Traditional Beef or Creamy Chicken. A large tray is $15 and a small tray is $10.    The enchiladas freeze well and will make a yummy dinner this fall or winter!You can place your order with Virginia or by emailing her at kmonk@pea-lentil.com or by calling 208-596-7755


Jr. High/High School News  


Congratulations to the Football team who defeated Kamiah Friday night.

Good luck to the Varsity Volleyball team as they begin District Tournament play tonight at 6:00 against Potlatch at LCSC.

Good luck to the JV Football team who travel to Tekoa tonight for a game beginning at 6:00.

There will be a Pep Assembly for the Volleyball team at 3:00 today. Please release band students at 2:55.

Tomorrow morning at 8:30, there will be a Red Ribbon Week assembly for 7th-12th grade students.

Music Events This Week:
Wednesday: JH Mass Band Festival (8:00 a.m.-1:30 p.m.) Students should wear nice school clothes  and pack a cold lunch.
Wednesday: JH/HS Choir @ 7:00 p.m.

Music Events Next Week:
Wednesday: JH/HS Choir @ 7:00 p.m.


Activity Period   


·Monday - 10/21 - 9:40 a.m.(2nd hour)  - Open
·Tuesday – 10/22 - 10:40 (3rd hour) - Open
·Wednesday - 10/23 - 1:05 p.m.(5th hour) - Open
·Thursday - 10/24 - 2:05 p.m. (6th hour) - Open
·Friday – 10/25 - 3:05 p.m.(7th hour) - Open


Elementary After School Study Hall (3:15pm - 4:15pm)


*Reminder: This is not an activities based or daycare program. This is a program designed to help students accomplish homework tasks or receive additional help. Students need to have something to work on at the After School Study Hall. Thank you.

· Monday -10/21 - Mrs. Wommack's Room

· Tuesday - 10/22 - Mrs. Johnson's Room
· Wednesday - 10/23 - Mr. Bartosz's Room
· Thursday - 10/24 - Mrs. Hanson's Room
· Friday - 10/25 - No Study Hall


Bus Duty for the Week of 10/21 - 10/25


Sams/Bartosz/Morrow



Lunch


***
Note: Elementary students may select the main entree or the first optional entree. Secondary students may select from all options. The complete monthly menu may be found on the food service website.**

October 21, 2013 -Monday
· Lunch: Corndog, Tater Tots, Cabbage Salad, Fruit Turnover, Milk
· Option #1: Fish Sticks
· Option #2: Taco Salad

October 22, 2013 -Tuesday
· Lunch: Chicken Nuggets, WG Rice, Peppers w/ Dip, Fruit, Choc. Milk
· Option #1: Quesadilla
· Option #2: Caesar Salad

Friday, October 18, 2013

Bulletin 10/18/2013

Bulletin last updated 10/18/2013 at 8:42 a.m.


PTO Meeting


Please join us for our first PTO meeting of the year on Tuesday, October 22 at 7:00 p.m. in the Library (not the multi-purpose room). Child care will be available during the meeting.


Enchilada Fundraiser

 
Virginia Monk is selling famous 4-H enchiladas as a fundraiser for her 4-H Citizenship Washington Focus project. She is making them with her group on October 26 and will deliver them that weekend. NEW! There are 2 flavors to choose from: Traditional Beef or Creamy Chicken. A large tray is $15 and a small tray is $10.    The enchiladas freeze well and will make a yummy dinner this fall or winter!You can place your order with Virginia or by emailing her at kmonk@pea-lentil.com or by calling 208-596-7755


Jr. High/High School News  


Congratulations to the JH Volleyball teams who defeated Kendrick last night.

Congratulations to the JH Football team who defeated Kendrick last night.

Good luck to the HS Football team as they take on Kamiah tonight in their last home game, which begins at 7:00. Senior players will be honored tonight before the game.

There will be a meeting for girls interested in playing basketball during Activity Period today with Coach McIntosh in the gym foyer.

Music Events This Week:
Friday: Pep band at the football field; load 5:30 pm, play 6:15 pm

Happy 15th Birthday tomorrow Tessa!


Activity Period   


·Friday – 10/18 - 3:05 p.m.(7th hour) - Girls Basketball: McIntosh: Gym Foyer
·Monday - 10/21 - 9:40 a.m.(2nd hour)  - Open
·Tuesday – 10/22 - 10:40 (3rd hour) - Open
·Wednesday - 10/23 - 1:05 p.m.(5th hour) - Open
·Thursday - 10/24 - 2:05 p.m. (6th hour) - Open


Elementary After School Study Hall (3:15pm - 4:15pm)


*Reminder: This is not an activities based or daycare program. This is a program designed to help students accomplish homework tasks or receive additional help. Students need to have something to work on at the After School Study Hall. Thank you.

· Monday -10/14 - Mr. Sams' Room

· Tuesday - 10/15 - Mrs. Waisanen's Room
· Wednesday - 10/16 - Mrs. Kappus's Room
· Thursday - 10/17 - Mrs. Esser's Room
· Friday - 10/18 - No Study Hall


Bus Duty for the Week of 10/14 - 10/18


Wommack/Johnson/McMullin


Bus Duty for the Week of 10/21 - 10/25


Sams/Bartosz/Morrow



Lunch


***
Note: Elementary students may select the main entree or the first optional entree. Secondary students may select from all options. The complete monthly menu may be found on the food service website.**

October 18, 2013 -Friday
· Lunch: Hamburger Gravy over Potatoes, Roll, Mixed Veggies, Fruit, Milk
· Option #1: Beef Patty
· Option #2: Chef Salad

October 21, 2013 -Monday
· Lunch: Corndog, Tater Tots, Cabbage Salad, Fruit Turnover, Milk
· Option #1: Fish Sticks
· Option #2: Taco Salad

Thursday, October 17, 2013

Bulletin 10/17/2013

Bulletin last updated 10/17/2013 at 8:40 a.m.


PTO Meeting


Please join us for our first PTO meeting of the year on Tuesday, October 22 at 7:00 p.m. in the Library. Child care will be available during the meeting.


Enchilada Fundraiser

 
Virginia Monk is selling famous 4-H enchiladas as a fundraiser for her 4-H Citizenship Washington Focus project. She is making them with her group on October 26 and will deliver them that weekend. NEW! There are 2 flavors to choose from: Traditional Beef or Creamy Chicken. A large tray is $15 and a small tray is $10.    The enchiladas freeze well and will make a yummy dinner this fall or winter!You can place your order with Virginia or by emailing her at kmonk@pea-lentil.com or by calling 208-596-7755


Jr. High/High School News  


Good luck to the JH Volleyball teams as they travel to Kendrick tonight. The first match begins at 6:00.

Good luck to the JH Football team who also play in Kendrick tonight beginning at 5:30.

There will be a meeting for girls interested in playing basketball during Activity Period on Friday with Coach McIntosh in the gym foyer.

Music Events This Week:
Friday: Pep band at the football field; load 5:30 pm, play 6:15 pm


Activity Period   


·Thursday - 10/17 - 2:05 p.m. (6th hour) - BPA: Crowley: Mr. Crowley's Room
·Friday – 10/18 - 3:05 p.m.(7th hour) - Girls Basketball: McIntosh: Gym Foyer
·Monday - 10/21 - 9:40 a.m.(2nd hour)  - Open
·Tuesday – 10/22 - 10:40 (3rd hour) - Open
·Wednesday - 10/16 - 1:05 p.m.(5th hour) - Open

Elementary After School Study Hall (3:15pm - 4:15pm)


*Reminder: This is not an activities based or daycare program. This is a program designed to help students accomplish homework tasks or receive additional help. Students need to have something to work on at the After School Study Hall. Thank you.

· Monday -10/14 - Mr. Sams' Room

· Tuesday - 10/15 - Mrs. Waisanen's Room
· Wednesday - 10/16 - Mrs. Kappus's Room
· Thursday - 10/17 - Mrs. Esser's Room
· Friday - 10/18 - No Study Hall


Bus Duty for the Week of 10/14 - 10/18


Wommack/Johnson/McMullin



Lunch


***
Note: Elementary students may select the main entree or the first optional entree. Secondary students may select from all options. The complete monthly menu may be found on the food service website.**

October 17, 2013 -Thursday
· Lunch: Wiener Wrap, Augratin Potatoes, Green Beans, Fruit, Milk
· Option #1: Rib-B-Que in a Bun
· Option #2: Chef Salad

October 18, 2013 -Friday
· Lunch: Hamburger Gravy over Potatoes, Roll, Mixed Veggies, Fruit, Milk
· Option #1: Beef Patty
· Option #2: Chef Salad

Wednesday, October 16, 2013

Bulletin 10/16/2013

Bulletin last updated 10/16/2013 at 8:40 a.m.



Varnish Volleyball - Meeting Tonight


Anyone interested in playing on a Varnish Club Volleyball team this coming spring, there will be a player and parent meeting in Mr. Crowley’s room tonight at 6:00 pm.  Varnish is open to all females 10-18.


Enchilada Fundraiser

 
Virginia Monk is selling famous 4-H enchiladas as a fundraiser for her 4-H Citizenship Washington Focus project. She is making them with her group on October 26 and will deliver them that weekend. NEW! There are 2 flavors to choose from: Traditional Beef or Creamy Chicken. A large tray is $15 and a small tray is $10.    The enchiladas freeze well and will make a yummy dinner this fall or winter!You can place your order with Virginia or by emailing her at kmonk@pea-lentil.com or by calling 208-596-7755


Jr. High/High School News  


Congratulations to the Volleyball teams who defeated Potlatch last night.

There will be a meeting for girls interested in playing basketball during Activity Period on Friday with Coach McIntosh in the gym foyer.

Music Events This Week:
Wednesday: JH/HS Choir at 7:00 pm
Friday: Pep band at the football field; load 5:30 pm, play 6:15 pm


Activity Period   


·Wednesday - 10/16 - 1:05 p.m.(5th hour) - Open
·Thursday - 10/17 - 2:05 p.m. (6th hour) - BPA: Crowley: Mr. Crowley's Room
·Friday – 10/18 - 3:05 p.m.(7th hour) - Girls Basketball: McIntosh: Gym Foyer
·Monday - 10/21 - 9:40 a.m.(2nd hour)  - Open
·Tuesday – 10/22 - 10:40 (3rd hour) - Open


Elementary After School Study Hall (3:15pm - 4:15pm)


*Reminder: This is not an activities based or daycare program. This is a program designed to help students accomplish homework tasks or receive additional help. Students need to have something to work on at the After School Study Hall. Thank you.

· Monday -10/14 - Mr. Sams' Room

· Tuesday - 10/15 - Mrs. Waisanen's Room
· Wednesday - 10/16 - Mrs. Kappus's Room
· Thursday - 10/17 - Mrs. Esser's Room
· Friday - 10/18 - No Study Hall


Bus Duty for the Week of 10/14 - 10/18


Wommack/Johnson/McMullin



Lunch


***
Note: Elementary students may select the main entree or the first optional entree. Secondary students may select from all options. The complete monthly menu may be found on the food service website.**


October 16, 2013 -Wednesday
· Lunch: Sub Sandwich, Tater Tots, Baked Beans, Oranges,  Milk
· Option #1: BBQ Pork in a Bun
· Option #2: Chef Salad

October 17, 2013 -Thursday
· Lunch: Wiener Wrap, Augratin Potatoes, Green Beans, Fruit, Milk
· Option #1: Rib-B-Que in a Bun
· Option #2: Chef Salad

Tuesday, October 15, 2013

Bulletin 10/15/2013

Bulletin last updated 10/15/2013 at 8:34 a.m.



Varnish Volleyball


Anyone interested in playing on a Varnish Club Volleyball team this coming spring, there will be a player and parent meeting in Mr. Crowley’s room on Wednesday, 10/16 at 6:00 pm.  Varnish is open to all females 10-18.


Jr. High/High School News  


Good luck to the Volleyball teams who travel to Potlatch tonight for games beginning with the C team at 5:00.

There will be a meeting for girls interested in playing basketball during Activity Period on Friday with Coach McIntosh in the gym foyer.

Music Events This Week:
Wednesday: JH/HS Choir at 7:00 pm
Friday: Pep band at the football field; load 5:30 pm, play 6:15 pm


Activity Period   


·Tuesday – 10/15 - 10:40 (3rd hour) - Open
·Wednesday - 10/16 - 1:05 p.m.(5th hour) - Open
·Thursday - 10/17 - 2:05 p.m. (6th hour) - BPA: Crowley: Mr. Crowley's Room
·Friday – 10/18 - 3:05 p.m.(7th hour) - Girls Basketball: McIntosh: Gym Foyer
·Monday - 10/21 - 9:40 a.m.(2nd hour)  - Open


Elementary After School Study Hall (3:15pm - 4:15pm)


*Reminder: This is not an activities based or daycare program. This is a program designed to help students accomplish homework tasks or receive additional help. Students need to have something to work on at the After School Study Hall. Thank you.

· Monday -10/14 - Mr. Sams' Room

· Tuesday - 10/15 - Mrs. Waisanen's Room
· Wednesday - 10/16 - Mrs. Kappus's Room
· Thursday - 10/17 - Mrs. Esser's Room
· Friday - 10/18 - No Study Hall


Bus Duty for the Week of 10/14 - 10/18


Wommack/Johnson/McMullin



Lunch


***
Note: Elementary students may select the main entree or the first optional entree. Secondary students may select from all options. The complete monthly menu may be found on the food service website.**

October 15, 2013 -Tuesday
· Lunch: Chicken Burger, Nachos, Broccoli, Fruit, Choc. Milk
· Option #1: Hamburger
· Option #2: Chef Salad

October 16, 2013 -Wednesday
· Lunch: Sub Sandwich, Tater Tots, Baked Beans, Oranges,  Milk
· Option #1: BBQ Pork in a Bun
· Option #2: Chef Salad

Monday, October 14, 2013

Bulletin 10/14/2013

Bulletin last updated 10/14/2013 at 8:32 a.m.



Varnish Volleyball


Anyone interested in playing on a Varnish Club Volleyball team this coming spring, there will be a player and parent meeting in Mr. Crowley’s room on Wednesday, 10/16 at 6:00 pm.  Varnish is open to all females 10-18.


Jr. High/High School News  


Congratulations to the Football team who defeated Potlatch Friday night. Congratulations to Reece and Hope who were crowned Homecoming King and Queen.

The JV Football game scheduled for tonight against Kamiah has been canceled.

Music Events This Week:
Wednesday: JH/HS Choir at 7:00 pm
Friday: Pep band at the football field; load 5:30 pm, play 6:15 pm

SOPHOMORES & JUNIORS: The PSAT test will be administered here at school on the morning of Wednesday, October 16th.    You can register at the high school office with Shelly or Becky.  For interested juniors, the cost will be $14, non-refundable, at the time you register.    For sophomores, this year the PSAT is free.  This is the first year of a new program from the Idaho State Department of Education where the State will pay for any interested sophomores to take the PSAT.  If you wish to take the test you must be signed up AND paid by 4:00 pm on Monday, October 14th.  NO EXCEPTIONS.


Activity Period   


·Monday - 10/14 - 9:40 a.m.(2nd hour)  - Spanish Club: Bechtel: Spanish Classroom
·Tuesday – 10/15 - 10:40 (3rd hour) - Open
·Wednesday - 10/16 - 1:05 p.m.(5th hour) - Open
·Thursday - 10/17 - 2:05 p.m. (6th hour) - BPA: Crowley: Mr. Crowley's Room
·Friday – 10/18 - 3:05 p.m.(7th hour) - Open


Elementary After School Study Hall (3:15pm - 4:15pm)


*Reminder: This is not an activities based or daycare program. This is a program designed to help students accomplish homework tasks or receive additional help. Students need to have something to work on at the After School Study Hall. Thank you.

· Monday -10/14 - Mr. Sams' Room

· Tuesday - 10/15 - Mrs. Waisanen's Room
· Wednesday - 10/16 - Mrs. Kappus's Room
· Thursday - 10/17 - Mrs. Esser's Room
· Friday - 10/18 - No Study Hall


Bus Duty for the Week of 10/14 - 10/18


Wommack/Johnson/McMullin



Lunch


***
Note: Elementary students may select the main entree or the first optional entree. Secondary students may select from all options. The complete monthly menu may be found on the food service website.**

October 14, 2013 -Monday
· Lunch: Taco Salad, Salsa & Sour Cream, Corn, Fruit, Graham Cracker,  Milk
· Option #1: Soft Taco
· Option #2: Chef Salad

October 15, 2013 -Tuesday
· Lunch: Chicken Burger, Nachos, Broccoli, Fruit, Choc. Milk
· Option #1: Hamburger
· Option #2: Chef Salad

Friday, October 11, 2013

Bulletin 10/11/2013

Bulletin last updated 10/11/2013 at 8:34 a.m.



Varnish Volleyball


Anyone interested in playing on a Varnish Club Volleyball team this coming spring, there will be a player and parent meeting in Mr. Crowley’s room on Wednesday, 10/16 at 6:00 pm.  Varnish is open to all females 10-18.


Jr. High/High School News  


Congratulations to the Varsity Volleyball team who defeated Colton last night and great job to the JV team who played well but lost.

Good luck to the Football team tonight as they take on Potlatch in the Homecoming game.

Homecoming Week Information:

Homecoming Dress Up Days:
Friday 10/11: Blue & Gold Day

 Homecoming Dance:
Saturday, October 12th
Location: GHS Commons.
Dance Etiquette: We have new dancing guidelines this year that are consistent with schools in the region.
1. All approved guests must be in the 9th grade and not be older than 20 years of age.
2. All approved guests are subject to the same rules as GHS students, and the GHS student is responsible for their guest and their guest’s behavior.
3. Front to back dancing will not be allowed. Violations will result in being removed from the dance.
Cost: $5 per person
9:00 pm-Midnight

Music Events This Week:
Friday 10/11: FB Pep Band;  Load at 5:45 pm, 6:15 pm play

Music Events Next Week:
Wednesday: JH/HS Choir at 7:00 p.m.
Friday: Pep band at the football field; load 5:30 p.m., play 6:15 p.m.

SOPHOMORES & JUNIORS: The PSAT test will be administered here at school on the morning of Wednesday, October 16th.    You can register at the high school office with Shelly or Becky.  For interested juniors, the cost will be $14, non-refundable, at the time you register.    For sophomores, this year the PSAT is free.  This is the first year of a new program from the Idaho State Department of Education where the State will pay for any interested sophomores to take the PSAT.  If you wish to take the test you must be signed up AND paid by 4:00pm on Monday, October 14th.  NO EXCEPTIONS.


Activity Period   


·Friday – 10/11 - 3:05 p.m.(7th hour) - Open
·Monday - 10/14 - 9:40 a.m.(2nd hour)  - Spanish Club: Bechtel: Spanish Classroom
·Tuesday – 10/15 - 10:40 (3rd hour) - Open
·Wednesday - 10/16 - 1:05 p.m.(5th hour) - Open
·Thursday - 10/17 - 2:05 p.m. (6th hour) - BPA: Crowley: Mr. Crowley's Room


Elementary After School Study Hall (3:15pm - 4:15pm)


*Reminder: This is not an activities based or daycare program. This is a program designed to help students accomplish homework tasks or receive additional help. Students need to have something to work on at the After School Study Hall. Thank you.

· Monday -10/7 - Mrs. Johnson's Room

· Tuesday - 10/8 - Mrs. Wommack's Room
· Wednesday - 10/9 - Mr. Bartosz's Room
· Thursday - 10/10 - Mrs. Hanson's Room
· Friday - 10/11 - No Study Hall


Bus Duty for the Week of 10/7 - 10/11


Esser/Waisanen/Hayne


Bus Duty for the Week of 10/14 - 10/18


Wommack/Johnson/McMullin



Lunch


***
Note: Elementary students may select the main entree or the first optional entree. Secondary students may select from all options. The complete monthly menu may be found on the food service website.**

October 11, 2013 -Friday
· Lunch: Chicken Fried Steak, Potatoes & Gravy, Roll, Peas, Fruit, Milk
· Option #1: Beef Patty
· Option #2: Chef Salad

October 14, 2013 -Monday
· Lunch: Taco Salad, Salsa & Sour Cream, Corn, Fruit, Graham Cracker,  Milk
· Option #1: Soft Taco
· Option #2: Chef Salad

Thursday, October 10, 2013

Bulletin 10/10/2013

Bulletin last updated 10/10/2013 at 8:46 a.m.


Girls 5th and 6th Grade Basketball


Attention all 5th & 6th grade girls!  Sign ups for basketball through Moscow Parks & Rec are ending  tomorrow, October 11.  If you are interested in playing, please sign up through the City of Moscow website.


Varnish Volleyball


Anyone interested in playing on a Varnish Club Volleyball team this coming spring, there will be a player and parent meeting in Mr. Crowley’s room on Wednesday, 10/16 at 6:00 pm.  Varnish is open to all females 10-18.


Jr. High/High School News  


FFA Officer meeting in Mr. Morrow's classroom at lunch today.

High School Students: please vote in the gym foyer at lunch today for Homecoming King and Queen.

Good luck to the VB teams who play their last home game tonight  for Senior Night against Colton beginning with JV at 6:00.

If you would like to request a song for the Homecoming Dance, please add it to the list in the Commons.

Homecoming Week Information:

Theme: “Super Bulldog Spirit”
We are encouraging all 7-12 students to become actively involved in their school spirit by attending the VB  games our teams play in, participating in the dress up days, decorating your class hall and the Homecoming Football game. We want HS students to attend the Homecoming Dance too. Not only should this be a fun time to bond with your classmates, but show great support for your school and develop some great school spirit. This a fun week, but an important week in school sports.This year classes will earn “spirit” points by attending games, decorating their hall, participation in the dress-up days, and minute-to-win-it games. The team with the most points will earn a special award that they will receive after the Homecoming week is over. The breakdown of points will be as follows:
Game attendance—1 point per class member present for the game or match. Mr. C will count students or designate another staff member to do so. Games of attendance will be: VB vs Lapwai, VB vs Colton, and the Homecoming game itself. Dress up days—1 point per student appropriately dressed for the day’s theme. Additional points may be awarded to students who really capture the spirit! Pep Rally participation and class games. Classes will earn points for each of these activities at the pep rally. Hallway Decorations—classes will be awarded points for their decorative efforts in relationship to the Spirit theme. Mr. Caldwell will announce the winning class at halftime of the Homecoming game.

Homecoming Dress Up Days:
Thursday 10/10: Dress like your parents when they were in High School
Friday 10/11: Blue & Gold Day

 Homecoming Dance:
Saturday, October 12th
Location: GHS Commons.
Dance Etiquette: We have new dancing guidelines this year that are consistent with schools in the region.
1. All approved guests must be in the 9th grade and not be older than 20 years of age.
2. All approved guests are subject to the same rules as GHS students, and the GHS student is responsible for their guest and their guest’s behavior.
3. Front to back dancing will not be allowed. Violations will result in being removed from the dance.
Cost: $5 per person
9:00 pm-Midnight

Out of Town Guests:
One out of town guest per person. You are responsible for your guest and their behavior. A sign-up sheet will be in the office window. All guests must be signed up by 4:00 pm Thursday, Oct. 10.

Music Events This Week:
Wednesday 10/9: JH/HS Choir at 7:00 pm
Friday 10/11: FB Pep Band;  Load at 5:45 pm, 6:15 pm play

Music Events Next Week:
Wednesday: JH/HS Choir at 7:00 p.m.
Friday: Pep band at the football field; load 5:30 p.m., play 6:15 p.m.

SOPHOMORES & JUNIORS: The PSAT test will be administered here at school on the morning of Wednesday, October 16th.    You can register at the high school office with Shelly or Becky.  For interested juniors, the cost will be $14, non-refundable, at the time you register.    For sophomores, this year the PSAT is free.  This is the first year of a new program from the Idaho State Department of Education where the State will pay for any interested sophomores to take the PSAT.  If you wish to take the test you must be signed up AND paid by 4:00pm on Monday, October 14th.  NO EXCEPTIONS.


Activity Period   


·Thursday - 10/10 - 2:05 p.m. (6th hour) - Open
·Friday – 10/11 - 3:05 p.m.(7th hour) - Open
·Monday - 10/14 - 9:40 a.m.(2nd hour)  - Spanish Club: Bechtel: Spanish Classroom
·Tuesday – 10/15 - 10:40 (3rd hour) - Open
·Wednesday - 10/16 - 1:05 p.m.(5th hour) - Open


Elementary After School Study Hall (3:15pm - 4:15pm)


*Reminder: This is not an activities based or daycare program. This is a program designed to help students accomplish homework tasks or receive additional help. Students need to have something to work on at the After School Study Hall. Thank you.

· Monday -10/7 - Mrs. Johnson's Room

· Tuesday - 10/8 - Mrs. Wommack's Room
· Wednesday - 10/9 - Mr. Bartosz's Room
· Thursday - 10/10 - Mrs. Hanson's Room
· Friday - 10/11 - No Study Hall


Bus Duty for the Week of 10/7 - 10/11


Esser/Waisanen/Hayne



Lunch


***
Note: Elementary students may select the main entree or the first optional entree. Secondary students may select from all options. The complete monthly menu may be found on the food service website.**

October 10, 2013 -Thursday
· Lunch: Cheeseburger, Oven Fries, Lettuce & Tomato, Fruit, Animal Crackers, Choc. Milk
· Option #1: Hamburger
· Option #2: Chef Salad

October 11, 2013 -Friday
· Lunch: Chicken Fried Steak, Potatoes & Gravy, Roll, Peas, Fruit, Milk
· Option #1: Beef Patty
· Option #2: Chef Salad

Tuesday, October 8, 2013

Bulletin 10/8/2013

Bulletin last updated 10/8/2013 at 8:52 a.m.


School Pictures


We apologize for the delay in pictures being delivered, they will be in later this week with retakes being rescheduled for next week, exact date to be determined.


Girls 5th and 6th Grade Basketball


Attention all 5th & 6th grade girls!  Sign ups for basketball through Moscow Parks & Rec are ending this Friday, October 11.  If you are interested in playing, please sign up through the City of Moscow website.


Varnish Volleyball


Anyone interested in playing on a Varnish Club Volleyball team this coming spring, there will be a player and parent meeting in Mr. Crowley’s room on Wednesday, 10/16 at 6:00 pm.  Varnish is open to all females 10-18.


Jr. High/High School News  


Congratulations to the Varsity and JV Volleyball teams who defeated Lapwai last night. Good job as well to the C team who played well, but were defeated.

JH sports pictures will be taken today after school.

Please vote for Reece Wayt for Prep Athlete of the Week at the Lewiston Tribune Website, lmtribune.com.

Congratulations to Kamri Sams on her Distinguished Young Women Competition in Southern Idaho this past week. She was awarded the 3rd most scholarships of all participants and represented Genesee very well! Kamri earned scholarships in the Interview, Self-Expression and Be Your Best Self categories. Thanks to all, at the school and in the community, who supported her!

There will be treats in Mr. Hanson's room all week.

Homecoming Week Information:

Theme: “Super Bulldog Spirit”
We are encouraging all 7-12 students to become actively involved in their school spirit by attending the VB  games our teams play in, participating in the dress up days, decorating your class hall and the Homecoming Football game. We want HS students to attend the Homecoming Dance too. Not only should this be a fun time to bond with your classmates, but show great support for your school and develop some great school spirit. This a fun week, but an important week in school sports.This year classes will earn “spirit” points by attending games, decorating their hall, participation in the dress-up days, and minute-to-win-it games. The team with the most points will earn a special award that they will receive after the Homecoming week is over. The breakdown of points will be as follows:
Game attendance—1 point per class member present for the game or match. Mr. C will count students or designate another staff member to do so. Games of attendance will be: VB vs Lapwai, VB vs Colton, and the Homecoming game itself. Dress up days—1 point per student appropriately dressed for the day’s theme. Additional points may be awarded to students who really capture the spirit! Pep Rally participation and class games. Classes will earn points for each of these activities at the pep rally. Hallway Decorations—classes will be awarded points for their decorative efforts in relationship to the Spirit theme. Mr. Caldwell will announce the winning class at halftime of the Homecoming game.

Homecoming Dress Up Days:
Tuesday 10/8: Twin Day (be a twin with someone in the school)
Wednesday 10/9: Biker Day
Thursday 10/10: Dress like your parents when they were in High School
Friday 10/11: Blue & Gold Day

 Homecoming Dance:
Saturday, October 12th
Location: GHS Commons.
Dance Etiquette: We have new dancing guidelines this year that are consistent with schools in the region.
1. All approved guests must be in the 9th grade and not be older than 20 years of age.
2. All approved guests are subject to the same rules as GHS students, and the GHS student is responsible for their guest and their guest’s behavior.
3. Front to back dancing will not be allowed. Violations will result in being removed from the dance.
Cost: $5 per person
9:00 pm-Midnight

Out of Town Guests:
One out of town guest per person. You are responsible for your guest and their behavior. A sign-up sheet will be in the office window. All guests must be signed up by 4:00 pm Thursday, Oct. 10.

Music Events This Week:
Wednesday 10/9: JH/HS Choir at 7:00 pm
Friday 10/11: FB Pep Band;  Load at 5:45 pm, 6:15 pm play

Music Events Next Week:
Wednesday: JH/HS Choir at 7:00 p.m.
Friday: Pep band at the football field; load 5:30 p.m., play 6:15 p.m.

SOPHOMORES & JUNIORS: The PSAT test will be administered here at school on the morning of Wednesday, October 16th.    You can register at the high school office with Shelly or Becky.  For interested juniors, the cost will be $14, non-refundable, at the time you register.    For sophomores, this year the PSAT is free.  This is the first year of a new program from the Idaho State Department of Education where the State will pay for any interested sophomores to take the PSAT.  If you wish to take the test you must be signed up AND paid by 4:00pm on Monday, October 14th.  NO EXCEPTIONS.

Activity Period   

·Tuesday – 10/8 - 10:40 (3rd hour) - Open
·Wednesday - 10/9 - 1:05 p.m.(5th hour) - Open
·Thursday - 10/10 - 2:05 p.m. (6th hour) - Open
·Friday – 10/11 - 3:05 p.m.(7th hour) - Open
·Monday - 10/14 - 9:40 a.m.(2nd hour)  - Spanish Club: Bechtel: Spanish Classroom

Elementary After School Study Hall (3:15pm - 4:15pm)


*Reminder: This is not an activities based or daycare program. This is a program designed to help students accomplish homework tasks or receive additional help. Students need to have something to work on at the After School Study Hall. Thank you.

· Monday -10/7 - Mrs. Johnson's Room

· Tuesday - 10/8 - Mrs. Wommack's Room
· Wednesday - 10/9 - Mr. Bartosz's Room
· Thursday - 10/10 - Mrs. Hanson's Room
· Friday - 10/11 - No Study Hall


Bus Duty for the Week of 10/7 - 10/11


Esser/Waisanen/Hayne



Lunch


***
Note: Elementary students may select the main entree or the first optional entree. Secondary students may select from all options. The complete monthly menu may be found on the food service website.**

October 8, 2013 -Tuesday
· Lunch: French Toast Sticks, Scrambled Eggs, Hashbrowns, Fruit, Milk
· Option #1: Ham & Cheese Pocket
· Option #2: Chef Salad

October 9, 2013 -Wednesday
· Lunch: Cheeseburger, Oven Fries, Lettuce & Tomato, Fruit, Animal Crackers, Choc. Milk
· Option #1: Hamburger
· Option #2: Chef Salad

Monday, October 7, 2013

Bulletin 10/7/2013

Bulletin last updated 10/7/2013 at 8:58 a.m.


School Pictures


We apologize for the delay in pictures being delivered, they will be in later this week with retakes being rescheduled for next week, exact date to be determined.


Jr. High/High School News  


Congratulations to the JH Football team who defeated Potlatch last Thursday evening.

Great effort by the Volleyball teams who were defeated by Prairie in Cottonwood last Thursday.

Congratulations to the Football team who defeated Lapwai at home Friday night.

Congratulations to the Varsity Volleyball team who took first place in the Pea and Lentil Tournament on Saturday. Congratulations to Sam Moser and Sammy Sperber who made the All Tournament Team.

Congratulations to Kamri Sams on her Distinguished Young Women Competition in Southern Idaho this past week. She was awarded the 3rd most scholarships of all participants and represented Genesee very well! Kamri earned scholarships in the Interview, Self-Expression and Be Your Best Self categories. Thanks to all, at the school and in the community, who supported her!

Good luck to the Volleyball teams who host Lapwai tonight with the C team game beginning at 5:00.

The JV Football game scheduled for tonight has been canceled.

There will be treats in Mr. Hanson's room all week.

Homecoming Week Information:

Theme: “Super Bulldog Spirit”
We are encouraging all 7-12 students to become actively involved in their school spirit by attending the VB  games our teams play in, participating in the dress up days, decorating your class hall and the Homecoming Football game. We want HS students to attend the Homecoming Dance too. Not only should this be a fun time to bond with your classmates, but show great support for your school and develop some great school spirit. This a fun week, but an important week in school sports.This year classes will earn “spirit” points by attending games, decorating their hall, participation in the dress-up days, and minute-to-win-it games. The team with the most points will earn a special award that they will receive after the Homecoming week is over. The breakdown of points will be as follows:
Game attendance—1 point per class member present for the game or match. Mr. C will count students or designate another staff member to do so. Games of attendance will be: VB vs Lapwai, VB vs Colton, and the Homecoming game itself. Dress up days—1 point per student appropriately dressed for the day’s theme. Additional points may be awarded to students who really capture the spirit! Pep Rally participation and class games. Classes will earn points for each of these activities at the pep rally. Hallway Decorations—classes will be awarded points for their decorative efforts in relationship to the Spirit theme. Mr. Caldwell will announce the winning class at halftime of the Homecoming game.

Homecoming Dress Up Days:
Monday 10/7: Favorite TV Star
Tuesday 10/8: Twin Day (be a twin with someone in the school)
Wednesday 10/9: Biker Day
Thursday 10/10: Dress like your parents when they were in High School
Friday 10/11: Blue & Gold Day

 Homecoming Dance:
Saturday, October 12th
Location: GHS Commons.
Dance Etiquette: We have new dancing guidelines this year that are consistent with schools in the region.
1. All approved guests must be in the 9th grade and not be older than 20 years of age.
2. All approved guests are subject to the same rules as GHS students, and the GHS student is responsible for their guest and their guest’s behavior.
3. Front to back dancing will not be allowed. Violations will result in being removed from the dance.
Cost: $5 per person
9:00 pm-Midnight

Out of Town Guests:
One out of town guest per person. You are responsible for your guest and their behavior. A sign-up sheet will be in the office window. All guests must be signed up by 4:00 pm Thursday, Oct. 10.

JH Sports pictures will be taken after school tomorrow. Students will bring picture packets home tonight.

Music Events This Week:
Wednesday 10/9: JH/HS Choir at 7:00 pm
Friday 10/11: FB Pep Band;  Load at 5:45 pm, 6:15 pm play

SOPHOMORES & JUNIORS: The PSAT test will be administered here at school on the morning of Wednesday, October 16th.    You can register at the high school office with Shelly or Becky.  For interested juniors, the cost will be $14, non-refundable, at the time you register.    For sophomores, this year the PSAT is free.  This is the first year of a new program from the Idaho State Department of Education where the State will pay for any interested sophomores to take the PSAT.  If you wish to take the test you must be signed up AND paid by 4:00pm on Monday, October 14th.  NO EXCEPTIONS.

Activity Period   

·Monday - 10/7 - 9:40 a.m.(2nd hour)  - Open
·Tuesday – 10/8 - 10:40 (3rd hour) - Open
·Wednesday - 10/9 - 1:05 p.m.(5th hour) - Open
·Thursday - 10/10 - 2:05 p.m. (6th hour) - Open
·Friday – 10/11 - 3:05 p.m.(7th hour) - Open

Elementary After School Study Hall (3:15pm - 4:15pm)


*Reminder: This is not an activities based or daycare program. This is a program designed to help students accomplish homework tasks or receive additional help. Students need to have something to work on at the After School Study Hall. Thank you.

· Monday -10/7 - Mrs. Johnson's Room

· Tuesday - 10/8 - Mrs. Wommack's Room
· Wednesday - 10/9 - Mr. Bartosz's Room
· Thursday - 10/10 - Mrs. Hanson's Room
· Friday - 10/11 - No Study Hall


Bus Duty for the Week of 10/7 - 10/11


Esser/Waisanen/Hayne



Lunch


***
Note: Elementary students may select the main entree or the first optional entree. Secondary students may select from all options. The complete monthly menu may be found on the food service website.**

October 7, 2013 -Monday
· Lunch: Spaghetti, Cheese Ripper, Garden Salad, Applesauce, Milk
· Option #1: Corndog
· Option #2: Chef Salad

October 8, 2013 -Tuesday
· Lunch: French Toast Sticks, Scrambled Eggs, Hashbrowns, Fruit, Milk
· Option #1: Ham & Cheese Pocket
· Option #2: Chef Salad

Thursday, October 3, 2013

Bulletin 10/3/2013

Bulletin last updated 10/3/2013 at 8:54 a.m.


Bulldog Booster Clothing Order


The following link has information about ordering Bulldog Booster clothing. Order forms can also be picked up in the HS Office. All orders need to be pre-paid and are due to Sheri Cornell by Friday, October 4 (date has been extended). Please call Sheri with questions at 208-310-1438.
Booster Clothing Order Form


Friday, October 4


There will be no school for students this Friday, October 4 which is a Professional Development day for teachers and staff.


Corn Maze Cancelled


The Clearwater Corn Maze has been cancelled for the year. Please talk to Mr. Morrow regarding FFA Alumni Activities.


Jr. High/High School News  


Good luck to the JH Football team tonight as they travel to Potlatch for a game beginning at 5:30. The bus will leave at 3:45.

Good luck to the Volleyball teams who travel to Cottonwood tonight to take on Prairie with the C team beginning at 5:00. Volleyball bus will leave at 3:00 pm. Volleyball players should be released at 2:45.  Players needing taped see Becky at 2:45.

Activity period today: class meetings in advisor's classrooms to discuss preparations for Homecoming hall decorations.

Music Events This Week:
Friday 10/4: Pep Band at the football field; 5:45 pm load, 6:15 pm play

Homecoming Dress Up Days:
Monday 10/7: Favorite TV Star
Tuesday 10/8: Twin Day (be a twin with someone in the school)
Wednesday 10/9: Biker Day
Thursday 10/10: Dress like your parents when they were in High School
Friday 10/11: Blue & Gold Day

Music Events Next Week:
Wednesday 10/9: JH/HS Choir at 7:00 pm
Friday 10/11: FB Pep Band;  Load at 5:45 pm, 6:15 pm play

SOPHOMORES & JUNIORS: The PSAT test will be administered here at school on the morning of Wednesday, October 16th.    You can register at the high school office with Shelly or Becky.  For interested juniors, the cost will be $14, non-refundable, at the time you register.    For sophomores, this year the PSAT is free.  This is the first year of a new program from the Idaho State Department of Education where the State will pay for any interested sophomores to take the PSAT.  If you wish to take the test you must be signed up AND paid by 4:00pm on Monday, October 14th.  NO EXCEPTIONS.


Activity Period   


·Thursday - 10/3 - 2:05 p.m. (6th hour) - Class Meetings: Advisor's Classrooms
·Friday – 10/4 - 3:05 p.m.(7th hour) - None; No School
·Monday - 10/7 - 9:40 a.m.(2nd hour)  - Open
·Tuesday – 10/8 - 10:40 (3rd hour) - Open
·Wednesday - 10/9 - 1:05 p.m.(5th hour) - Open

Elementary After School Study Hall (3:15pm - 4:15pm)


*Reminder: This is not an activities based or daycare program. This is a program designed to help students accomplish homework tasks or receive additional help. Students need to have something to work on at the After School Study Hall. Thank you.

· Monday -9/30 - Mr. Sams' Room

· Tuesday - 10/1 - Mrs. Waisanen's Room
· Wednesday - 10/2 - Mrs. Kappus' Room
· Thursday - 10/3 - Mrs. Esser's Room
· Friday - 10/4 - No Study Hall; No School


Bus Duty for the Week of 9/30 - 10/4


M. Hanson/Kappus/J. Hanson  


Bus Duty for the Week of 10/7 - 10/11


Esser/Waisanen/Hayne


Lunch


***
Note: Elementary students may select the main entree or the first optional entree. Secondary students may select from all options. The complete monthly menu may be found on the food service website.**

October 3, 2013 -Thursday
· Lunch: Toasted Cheese Sandwich, Mega Noodle Soup, Carrots & Celery, Fruit, Cookie, Milk
· Option #1: Tuna Sandwich
· Option #2: Chef Salad

October 7, 2013 -Monday
· Lunch: Spaghetti, Cheese Ripper, Garden Salad, Applesauce, Milk
· Option #1: Corndog
· Option #2: Chef Salad

Wednesday, October 2, 2013

Bulletin 10/2/2013

Bulletin last updated 10/2/2013 at 8:54 a.m.


Bulldog Booster Clothing Order


The following link has information about ordering Bulldog Booster clothing. Order forms can also be picked up in the HS Office. All orders need to be pre-paid and are due to Sheri Cornell by Friday, October 4 (date has been extended). Please call Sheri with questions at 208-310-1438.
Booster Clothing Order Form


Friday, October 4


There will be no school for students this Friday, October 4 which is a Professional Development day for teachers and staff.


Corn Maze Cancelled


The Clearwater Corn Maze has been cancelled for the year. Please talk to Mr. Morrow regarding FFA Alumni Activities.


Jr. High/High School News  


Congratulations to the Varsity Volleyball team who defeated Troy last night. Great effort by the JV and C teams who played well, but lost.

Thank you to the community for supporting the Volleyball teams for the Dig Pink Fundraiser. And for wearing pink to school and the games!

All senior parents: the first Safe & Sober Graduation Committee meeting will be tonight at 7:00 in the Multi-purpose Room.

Good luck to the JH Football team tomorrow night as they travel to Potlatch for a game beginning at 5:30. The bus will leave at 3:45.

Music Events This Week:
Wednesday 10/2: 7:00 pm JH/HS Choir
Friday 10/4: Pep Band at the football field; 5:45 pm load, 6:15 pm play

Music Events Next Week:
Wednesday 10/9: JH/HS Choir at 7:00 pm
Friday 10/11: FB Pep Band;  Load at 5:45 pm, 6:15 pm play

SOPHOMORES & JUNIORS: The PSAT test will be administered here at school on the morning of Wednesday, October 16th.    You can register at the high school office with Shelly or Becky.  For interested juniors, the cost will be $14, non-refundable, at the time you register.    For sophomores, this year the PSAT is free.  This is the first year of a new program from the Idaho State Department of Education where the State will pay for any interested sophomores to take the PSAT.  If you wish to take the test you must be signed up AND paid by 4:00pm on Monday, October 14th.  NO EXCEPTIONS.


Activity Period   


·Wednesday - 10/2 - 1:05 p.m.(5th hour) - Open
·Thursday - 10/3 - 2:05 p.m. (6th hour) - Open
·Friday – 10/4 - 3:05 p.m.(7th hour) - None; No School
·Monday - 10/7 - 9:40 a.m.(2nd hour)  - Open
·Tuesday – 10/8 - 10:40 (3rd hour) - Open

Elementary After School Study Hall (3:15pm - 4:15pm)


*Reminder: This is not an activities based or daycare program. This is a program designed to help students accomplish homework tasks or receive additional help. Students need to have something to work on at the After School Study Hall. Thank you.

· Monday -9/30 - Mr. Sams' Room

· Tuesday - 10/1 - Mrs. Waisanen's Room
· Wednesday - 10/2 - Mrs. Kappus' Room
· Thursday - 10/3 - Mrs. Esser's Room
· Friday - 10/4 - No Study Hall; No School


Bus Duty for the Week of 9/30 - 10/4


M. Hanson/Kappus/J. Hanson  **(Please remember to set up barricades in the morning.)**


Lunch


***
Note: Elementary students may select the main entree or the first optional entree. Secondary students may select from all options. The complete monthly menu may be found on the food service website.**

October 2, 2013 -Wednesday
· Lunch: BBQ Pork in a Bun, Baked Potato, Coleslaw, Fruit, Milk
· Option #1: Burrito
· Option #2: Chef Salad

October 3, 2013 -Thursday
· Lunch: Toasted Cheese Sandwich, Mega Noodle Soup, Carrots & Celery, Fruit, Cookie, Milk
· Option #1: Tuna Sandwich
· Option #2: Chef Salad

Tuesday, October 1, 2013

Bulletin 10/1/2013

Bulletin last updated 10/1/2013 at 8:36 a.m.


Bulldog Booster Clothing Order


The following link has information about ordering Bulldog Booster clothing. Order forms can also be picked up in the HS Office. All orders need to be pre-paid and are due to Sheri Cornell by Friday, October 4 (date has been extended). Please call Sheri with questions at 208-310-1438.
Booster Clothing Order Form


Friday, October 4


There will be no school for students this Friday, October 4 which is a Professional Development day for teachers and staff.


Corn Maze Cancelled


The Clearwater Corn Maze has been cancelled for the year. Please talk to Mr. Morrow regarding FFA Alumni Activities.


Whitepine League Website


The new Whitepine League website is up and running! League records, schedules and scores are available and can be accessed at whitepineleague.com. Look for a link on the Genesee School District website sports page. 


Jr. High/High School News  


Good effort by the JV Football team who played well, but lost to Lapwai last night.

Good luck to the Volleyball teams as they travel to Troy tonight for Dig Pink action beginning with the C team at 5:00.

For students interested in riding the Activity Bus to the Dig Pink game in Troy tonight, the sign-up sheet is in the HS Office. The bus will leave at 6:30.

Happy 17th Birthday Ryne Frasure!

All senior parents: the first Safe & Sober Graduation Committee meeting will be tomorrow night at 7:00 in the Multi-purpose Room.

Music Events This Week:
Wednesday 10/2: 7:00 pm JH/HS Choir
Friday 10/4: Pep Band at the football field; 5:45 pm load, 6:15 pm play

Music Events Next Week:
Wednesday 10/9: JH/HS Choir at 7:00 pm
Friday 10/11: FB Pep Band;  Load at 5:45 pm, 6:15 pm play


Activity Period   


·Tuesday – 10/1 - 10:40 (3rd hour) - Open
·Wednesday - 10/2 - 1:05 p.m.(5th hour) - Open
·Thursday - 10/3 - 2:05 p.m. (6th hour) - Open
·Friday – 10/4 - 3:05 p.m.(7th hour) - None; No School
·Monday - 10/7 - 9:40 a.m.(2nd hour)  - Open

Elementary After School Study Hall (3:15pm - 4:15pm)


*Reminder: This is not an activities based or daycare program. This is a program designed to help students accomplish homework tasks or receive additional help. Students need to have something to work on at the After School Study Hall. Thank you.

· Monday -9/30 - Mr. Sams' Room

· Tuesday - 10/1 - Mrs. Waisanen's Room
· Wednesday - 10/2 - Mrs. Kappus' Room
· Thursday - 10/3 - Mrs. Esser's Room
· Friday - 10/4 - No Study Hall; No School


Bus Duty for the Week of 9/30 - 10/4


M. Hanson/Kappus/J. Hanson  **(Please remember to set up barricades in the morning.)**


Lunch


***
Note: Elementary students may select the main entree or the first optional entree. Secondary students may select from all options. The complete monthly menu may be found on the food service website.**

October 1, 2013 -Tuesday
· Lunch: Rib-B-Que in a Bun, Mac & Cheese, Green Beans, Fruit, Milk
· Option #1: Hamburger
· Option #2: Chef Salad

October 2, 2013 -Wednesday
· Lunch: BBQ Pork in a Bun, Baked Potato, Coleslaw, Fruit, Milk
· Option #1: Burrito
· Option #2: Chef Salad