Popcorn Friday will be this Friday, November 15. Elementary students, your classroom teacher will take your order and money. Middle School and High School students you will be able to purchase yours during breakfast, at the end of your hallways. Cost is $0.50 per bag, limit 2 bags per person. Help support the 3rd grade class!
Congratulations to the Ithaca Football Boosters Calendar Raffle Winner for November 13th, Jessie Stellner! Thank you to all who support Ithaca Football and this fundraiser.
Part of Ag Exploratory class is exploring FFA. After learning of the different Career Development Events available, the students got to try them out in a Mock CDE contest.
Ms. Sprecher’s Floriculture class recently finished color theory. To show their knowledge of colors, the students were given sugar cookies and white frosting with dye to make the three primary colors. From those three colors, they had to make secondary and tertiary colors to frost their cookies to make an edible color wheel
Learners Today, Leaders Tomorrow
Announcements: Wed, Nov 13, 2024
Today is a Day 1
Lunch for today - First Choice: Chicken Gyro on Pita Bread (hot sandwich), Second Choice: Polish Sausage
From Football Boosters:
Football Calendar Raffle Winner for November 13th, Jessie Stellner - Congratulations!
From Mr. Andresen:
The Math Team will have a meeting on Wednesday, November 13th, during ATTACK Time. All grades and ability levels are encouraged to attend.
From 4-H:
Parents of students in grades Kindergarten, 1st, and 2nd: the Ithaca Happy Hour 4-H Cloverbud after school Club’s next meeting will be after school on November 13 until 5 PM. Notes are going home with your children. Contact IHH club leader Jill Plonka at japlonka@hotmail.com if you have any questions. Wear some clothes you can get dirty and come and have some fun and check out 4-H!
From the Middle School Student Council:
Our next meeting will be on November 14 during attack time in Room 114. We will be discussing candy gram sales for the week of November 18. Also, Don’t forget to bring your signed contracts if you haven’t turned them in.
From Ithaca Music Boosters:
The Alsum Farms fruit, nuts, and cheese spread fundraiser is open! Back this year is the December calendar raffle. All fundraising materials have been handed out to Grades 6 through 12 band and choir students. Alsum forms and money must be turned in by Thurs, Nov 14th. Absolutely no late orders will be accepted due to estimated delivery of Dec 12th. Calendar raffle tickets and money must be turned in before Thanksgiving break. Can’t sell yours? Others are asking for more tickets. See Mrs Thompson for questions or for tickets.
From Mrs. Stellner and Mrs. Pluemer:
There will be a middle and high school Sources of Strength meeting on Thursday, November 14th, during ATTACK in the library.
From Mrs. Zorea:
There is a National Honor Society meeting this Friday, November 15 during Attack in the Library.
From PTSO:
Popcorn Friday will be this Friday, November 15. Elementary students, your classroom teacher will take your order and money. Middle School and High School students you will be able to purchase yours during breakfast, at the end of your hallways. Cost is $0.50 per bag, limit 2 bags per person. Help support the 3rd grade class!
From Ms. Schmitt:
Are you looking for some musical entertainment? The Richland Concert Association is hosting a piano concert by Myung Hee Chung on Sunday, November 17 at 2pm. RCA concerts are held at the Seventh Day Adventist Church, and are always FREE for students! For more information, contact Ms. Schmitt
From Mr. Kyle Louis:
The newly formed Young Investors Club will have an informational meeting on Mon, Nov 18th during ATTACK time in the LMC. Come see what we’re about!
From Mr. Klang:
The Ithaca basketball apparel store is up and running. Please place any orders by November 19th.
https://sportsworld.chipply.com/IthacaGBB2024/
From Mrs. Burnley:
SENIORS: The deadline to submit your required Senior Portrait, Baby Picture, Senior Quote, and Favorite Song is rapidly approaching. The required submissions and the optional submissions (Then and Now Pictures, Through the Years Pictures, and Senior Legacy) are due by WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 27. See Mrs. Burnley if you have questions.
From PTSO:
Check it out……NEW design and NEW items. Here is the link for the PTSO Winter Apparel Sale. Sales run now through November 24. https://iptso24.itemorder.com/
Word of the Day:
Bevy: a large group of people or things The new streaming platform featured a bevy of new movies to choose from.
This Day in History:
In 1982 the Vietnam Veterans Memorial was dedicated on this day. The simple V-shaped black-granite wall inscribed with the names of the 57,939 Americans who died in the conflict, arranged in order of death, not rank, as is common in other memorials, is located in Washington DC and visited by more than 5 million people each year.
From Mr. Herbst:
We will continue to announce birthdays at the beginning of the school day; however, they will no longer be listed on the announcements that are sent to the general public.
From Mr. Herbst:
Parents/guardians are informed of field trips via permission slips. Unlike an athletic event or music concert, field trips are not open invitations for the general public to attend. Therefore, as a safety precaution, field trips will no longer be listed on the calendar on the District's website.
The Ithaca/Weston Wrestling Club would like to thank the Ithaca School District, the Weston School District as well as our sponsors as we were able to purchase a new wrestling mat for the upcoming season. The Varsity will first take the mat on December 5th at Mauston. We will also be hosting T-shirt night at Ithaca on Jan 7th, a High School Tournament on January 18th at Weston, a Middle School Tournament on February 13th at Weston, and our annual Youth Tournament on March 8th at Weston. We are looking forward to the upcoming season!
Today's Ithaca Football Booster Calendar Raffle Winner for November 12th is Erik Wetley. Congratulations!
Learners Today, Leaders Tomorrow
Announcements: Tue, Nov 12, 2024
Today is a Day 2
Lunch for today - First Choice: Hot Ham & Swiss, Second Choice: Chicken Caesar Wrap
From Mrs. Behrens:
First Hour Band Lessons are canceled for today.
From Football Boosters:
Football Calendar Raffle Winner for November 12th, Erik Wetley - Congratulations!
From Ms. Sprecher:
The HS FFA will meet today, Tuesday, November 12, during ATTACK in Ms. Sprecher room. We will be discussing the upcoming meals for farmers and holiday events.
From Mr. Huebsch:
There will be a High School Boys' Basketball meeting in Mr. Kelly’s room during ATTACK on Tuesday, November 12th.
From PTSO:
Our next PTSO meeting will be November 12 at 3:30 pm in Room 103. We hope to see you there!
From Mr. Klang:
The high school football awards night will be Tuesday, November 12th, at 6:30 pm in the commons.
From Mr. Klang:
There will be a high school girls basketball meeting during the last 10 minutes of lunch today, November 12th in Mr. Klang's room.
From Mr. Andresen:
The Math Team will have a meeting on Wednesday, November 13th, during ATTACK Time. All grades and ability levels are encouraged to attend.
From 4-H:
Parents of students in grades Kindergarten, 1st, and 2nd: the Ithaca Happy Hour 4-H Cloverbud after school Club’s next meeting will be after school on November 13 until 5 PM. Notes are going home with your children. Contact IHH club leader Jill Plonka at japlonka@hotmail.com if you have any questions. Wear some clothes you can get dirty and come and have some fun and check out 4-H!
From the Middle School Student Council: Our next meeting will be on November 14 during attack time in room 114. We will be discussing candy gram sales for the week of November 18. Also, Don’t forget to bring your signed contracts if you haven’t turned them in.
From Ithaca Music Boosters:
The Alsum Farms fruit, nuts, and cheese spread fundraiser is open! Back this year is the December calendar raffle. All fundraising materials have been handed out to Grades 6 through 12 band and choir students. Alsum forms and money must be turned in by Thurs, Nov 14th. Absolutely no late orders will be accepted due to estimated delivery of Dec 12th. Calendar raffle tickets and money must be turned in before Thanksgiving break. Can’t sell yours? Others are asking for more tickets. See Mrs Thompson for questions or for tickets.
From PTSO:
Popcorn Friday will be this Friday, November 15. Elementary students, your classroom teacher will take your order and money. Middle School and High School students you will be able to purchase yours during breakfast, at the end of your hallways. Cost is $0.50 per bag, limit 2 bags per person. Help support the 3rd grade class!
From Ms. Schmitt:
Are you looking for some musical entertainment? The Richland Concert Association is hosting a piano concert by Myung Hee Chung on Sunday, November 17 at 2pm. RCA concerts are held at the Seventh Day Adventist Church, and are always FREE for students! For more information, contact Ms. Schmitt
From Mr. Klang:
The Ithaca basketball apparel store is up and running. Please place any orders by November 19th.
https://sportsworld.chipply.com/IthacaGBB2024/
From Mrs. Burnley:
SENIORS: The deadline to submit your required Senior Portrait, Baby Picture, Senior Quote, and Favorite Song is rapidly approaching. The required submissions and the optional submissions (Then and Now Pictures, Through the Years Pictures, and Senior Legacy) are due by WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 27. See Mrs. Burnley if you have questions.
From PTSO:
Check it out……NEW design and NEW items. Here is the link for the PTSO Winter Apparel Sale. Sales run now through November 24. https://iptso24.itemorder.com/
Word of the Day:
Extricate: to free or remove entanglement or difficulty She hasn't been able to extricate herself from her legal problems.
This Day in History:
November 12, 1980, the U.S. space probe Voyager 1 reached the planet Saturn.
From Mr. Herbst:
We will continue to announce birthdays at the beginning of the school day; however, they will no longer be listed on the announcements that are sent to the general public.
From Mr. Herbst:
Parents/guardians are informed of field trips via permission slips. Unlike an athletic event or music concert, field trips are not open invitations for the general public to attend. Therefore, as a safety precaution, field trips will no longer be listed on the calendar on the District's website.
Check it out! The Ithaca PTSO Winter Apparel Sale is open now! NEW design and NEW items.
Sales run now through November 24th.
https://iptso24.itemorder.com/
Ithaca Elementary 5th graders had a special guest this morning! Their classroom teacher, Mrs. Preuss, came to visit with her new baby, John. She is a member of the Cazenovia American Legion Auxiliary Post 491 and came in to share a Veteran’s Day comic with her students!
The Alsum Farms fruit, nuts, and cheese spread fundraiser is open! Back this year is the December calendar raffle. All fundraising materials have been handed out to Grades 6 through 12 band and choir students. Alsum forms and money must be turned in by Thur, Nov 14th. Absolutely no late orders will be accepted due to estimated delivery of Dec 12th. Calendar raffle tickets and money must be turned in before Thanksgiving break. Can’t sell yours? Others are asking for more tickets. See Mrs Thompson for questions or for tickets.
The Ithaca Football Boosters Calendar Raffle Winners for November 9th through today (respectively) are: Jamie Heffener, Andy Rinehart, Lisa Bomkamp. Congratulations!
All are invited today to join Ithaca Public Schools students and staff as we honor veterans with a Veterans Day Program beginning at 1:30 pm in the High School gym.
Learners Today, Leaders Tomorrow
Announcements: Mon, Nov 11, 2024
Today is a Day 1
Lunch for today - First Choice: Mini Corn Dogs, Second Choice: BBQ Chicken Wrap (cold)
Wisconsin Public School Observance Day: Veterans Day
From Football Boosters:
Football Calendar Raffle Winner for November 9th = Jamie Heffener, November 10th = Andy Rinehart, November 11th = Lisa Bomkamp, -Congratulations!
From Mrs. Behrens:
High School Band Students: This is a reminder that today, Monday, November 11, we will move equipment down to the gym during 5th hour and then rehearse after that. We will be sharing 5th hour with the choir, who also will be setting the gym up.
From Mr. Klang:
There will be a youth basketball sign-up meeting Monday, November 11th at 6 pm in the commons. This will be for 1st-5th grade boys and girls. A parent/guardian must be there to fill out forms.
From Mr. Huebsch:
There will be a High School Boys' Basketball meeting in Mr. Kelly’s room during ATTACK on Tuesday, November 12th.
From PTSO:
Our next PTSO meeting will be November 12 at 3:30 pm in Room 103. We hope to see you there!
From Mr. Klang:
The high school football awards night will be Tuesday, November 12th, at 6:30 pm in the commons.
From 4-H:
Parents of students in grades Kindergarten, 1st, and 2nd: the Ithaca Happy Hour 4-H Cloverbud after school Club’s next meeting will be after school on November 13 until 5 PM. Notes are going home with your children. Contact IHH club leader Jill Plonka at japlonka@hotmail.com if you have any questions. Wear some clothes you can get dirty and come and have some fun and check out 4-H!
From the Middle School Student Council:
Our next meeting will be on November 14 during attack time in room 114. We will be discussing candy gram sales for the week of November 18. Also, Don’t forget to bring your signed contracts if you haven’t turned them in.
From Ithaca Music Boosters:
The Alsum Farms fruit, nuts, and cheese spread fundraiser is open! Back this year is the December calendar raffle. All fundraising materials have been handed out to Grades 6 through 12 band and choir students. Alsum forms and money must be turned in by Tues, Nov 14th. Absolutely no late orders will be accepted due to estimated delivery of Dec 12th. Calendar raffle tickets and money must be turned in before Thanksgiving break. Can’t sell yours? Others are asking for more tickets. See Mrs Thompson for questions or for tickets.
From PTSO:
Popcorn Friday will be this Friday, November 15th. Elementary students, your classroom teacher will take your order and money. Middle School and High School students you will be able to purchase yours during breakfast, at the end of your hallways. Cost is $0.50 per bag, limit 2 bags per person. Help support the 3rd grade class!
From Mr. Klang:
The Ithaca basketball apparel store is up and running. Please place any orders by November 19th.
https://sportsworld.chipply.com/IthacaGBB2024/
From Mrs. Burnley:
SENIORS: The deadline to submit your required Senior Portrait, Baby Picture, Senior Quote, and Favorite Song is rapidly approaching. The required submissions and the optional submissions (Then and Now Pictures, Through the Years Pictures, and Senior Legacy) are due by WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 27. See Mrs. Burnley if you have questions.
Word of the Day:
Armistice: an agreement to stop fighting a war Both sides in the conflict agreed to an armistice.
This Day in History:
In 1921, exactly three years after the end of World War I, the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier was dedicated at Arlington Cemetery in Virginia during an Armistice Day ceremony presided over by President Warren G. Harding.
From Mr. Herbst:
We will continue to announce birthdays at the beginning of the school day; however, they will no longer be listed on the announcements that are sent to the general public.
From Mr. Herbst:
Parents/guardians are informed of field trips via permission slips. Unlike an athletic event or music concert, field trips are not open invitations for the general public to attend. Therefore, as a safety precaution, field trips will no longer be listed on the calendar on the District's website.
Congratulations to the Ithaca Football Booster Club calendar raffle winner for November 8th, Tom Even. Thank you to all who support Ithaca Football and this fundraiser.
Life-long Ithaca district resident, Valedictorian of the Ithaca High School class of 1947, and retired area educator passes away at age 95.
Mary Elizabeth (Durst) Lins died Thursday, November 7 at the age of 95.
Mary was a twin born in 1929, in Ithaca Township, Richland County. She attended the Catholic grade school at St.Mary’s- Keyesville and graduated as Valedictorian of the Ithaca High School class of 1947 and went on to the Richland County Teacher’s College. She earned her Bachelors in Education at the University of Wisconsin-Platteville.
Mary started her teaching career in a one-room school at Hillside and later at Loyd. Later, she was asked to be an instructor at the Richland County Teacher’s College.
Mary was asked to teach mid-year at Ithaca Elementary School as a long-term substitute. The next year she was hired as a full-time teacher and thoroughly enjoyed helping students throughout the final 20 years of her teaching career. The love of teaching was especially rewarding when she could help a student who had fallen behind get back up to their grade level by the time she was done teaching them.
Mary's teaching career spanned 35 years while also teaching Leathercraft for 4-H and CCD religious education for 31 years. Her parish life also included 21 years keeping the financial records for the Keyesville parish. During this time, she won the inaugural Ithaca “Teacher of the Year” award, the Dr. Ken Solis Award for Excellence in Teaching, the Ithaca Hall of Fame Community Service award, and the Women of Light award from the Diocese of La Crosse. She and her husband Bernard also received the Strangers and Guests award from the Diocese of La Crosse for service to the parish. In 1958, Mary was recognized by the Wisconsin Governor’s Commission on Human Rights for successfully integrating black and white children in a one room school.
Among survivors are her children, all Ithaca graduates as well: Alan (Amy) Lins, Mark (Ann) Lins, and Anne (Bob) Roth.
A Mass of Christian Burial will be held at Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary- Keyesville on Saturday, November 16, 2024, at 11:00 AM with burial to follow in the parish cemetery. Visitation will be on Friday, November 15, 2024, at Clary Memorial Funeral Home with visitation from 4:00 PM to 6:45 PM and a rosary at 6:45 PM. Also, rosary and visitation will be held on Saturday at church- Keyesville with rosary at 9:30 AM and visitation from 10:00 AM until the time of service at 11:00 AM.
Please visit the Clary Memorial Funeral Home website for the complete obituary: https://www.clarymemorialfuneralhome.com/obituaries/Mary-Lins/#!/Obituary
Learners Today, Leaders Tomorrow
Announcements: Fri, Nov 8, 2024
Today is a Day 2
Lunch for today - First Choice: Cheese Ravioli, Second Choice: Cheddarwurst
From Andrea Newkirk and Summer Seehawer:
On November 7, 2024, over 80 people attended Ithaca’s Title 1 Family Reading Event featuring the Magic of Isaiah Foster. Mr. Foster presented his Magic of Reading show which highlighted the importance of reading 20 minutes each day and using your imagination through the use of magic tricks. Prior to the magic show, Andrea Newkirk held the Annual Title 1 Meeting which included information about the Title 1 Reading Program, the reading curriculum, and the assessments used at Ithaca. At the end of the event, children were able to pick out a new book to take home. Thank you to all of the families that attended this event and to Sam Hilby and the Ithaca PTSO for providing supper prior for this event. Andrea Newkirk and Summer Seehawer are grateful to Frank Wastlick, Sue Meyer, Ben Murphy, and Tom Walker for their assistance in setting up for the event and helping with the clean up, to Adam Hess for assisting with the sound system, Juli Thompson for promoting the event, and Mrs. Schoen for attending and supporting our reading events. A huge thank you goes out to Juana Miller for taking pictures throughout the event. We truly appreciate Kara Steinmetz, Holly King, Alyssa Mueller, Kailey Newkirk, and Trista Pluemer for all of their assistance in setting up, serving the meal, and cleaning up.
From the school office:
A pair of black Foster Grant brand prescription glasses were found in the Ithaca Traverse last week. If these may be yours, please stop in the office to claim them.
From Football Boosters:
Football Calendar Raffle Winner for November 8th, Tom Even - Congratulations!
From Mrs. Thompson:
Freshmen will have a class meeting today, Friday, Nov 8th at the end of lunch in Mr. Nee’s room.
From Mrs. Kershner:
Youth Apprenticeship students, please email your picture of you ‘working on the job’ to Mrs Kershner by Friday, November 8th. It is important to get these pictures submitted- thank you.
From Ms. Ernzen:
There will be a Book Club meeting on Friday, November 8th during ATTACK in Ms. Ernzen’s room.
From PTSO:
This Friday, November 8 from 3:45-6:30 p.m. is Rural Route 1 Popcorn pickup. Please plan to pick up your order or make other arrangements if you are unable to pick it up. All orders need to be picked up during this time, due to allergens in the building. If you have any questions please reach out to Karia Brown at joekariabrown@gmail.com.
From Ms Schoen:
The Ithaca Lions is seeking volunteers for the benefit breakfast on Sunday, November 10, 2024 for Chris Koch. Please sign up to help out!
From Mr. Klang:
There will be a youth basketball sign-up meeting Monday, November 11th at 6 pm in the commons. This will be for 1st-5th grade boys and girls. A parent/guardian must be there to fill out forms.
From Mr. Huebsch:
There will be a High School Boys' Basketball meeting in Mr. Kelly’s room during ATTACK on Tuesday, November 12th.
From PTSO:
Our next PTSO meeting will be November 12 at 3:30 pm in Room 103. We hope to see you there!
From Mr. Klang:
The high school football awards night will be Tuesday, November 12th, at 6:30 pm in the commons.
From 4-H:
Parents of students in grades Kindergarten, 1st, and 2nd: the Ithaca Happy Hour 4-H Cloverbud after school Club’s next meeting will be after school on November 13 until 5 PM. Notes are going home with your children. Contact IHH club leader Jill Plonka at japlonka@hotmail.com if you have any questions. Wear some clothes you can get dirty and come and have some fun and check out 4-H!
From Ithaca Music Boosters:
The Alsum Farms fruit, nuts, and cheese spread fundraiser is open! Back this year is the December calendar raffle. All fundraising materials have been handed out to Grades 6 through 12 band and choir students. Alsum forms and money must be turned in by Tues, Nov 14th. Absolutely no late orders will be accepted due to estimated delivery of Dec 12th. Calendar raffle tickets and money must be turned in before Thanksgiving break. Can’t sell yours? Others are asking for more tickets. See Mrs Thompson for questions or for tickets.
Word of the Day:
Alliaceous: having the odor or taste of garlic or onion The chef added an alliaceous kick of onion to nearly every dish at her restaurant.
This Day in History:
In 1972, the American cable television company HBO officially debuted as it aired the 1971 film Sometimes a Great Notion, which starred Paul Newman.
Hello Ithaca family and friends. It's that time of year when the Holidays are fast approaching. The Ithaca Elf Shop, hosted by the Middle School Student Council, is looking for donations of new or used gifts for elementary students to purchase for parents, grandparents or guardians. Each item is .25 cents and the gifts will be beautifully gift wrapped by our amazing Ithaca Students. We are looking for knickknacks, new hats, gloves, kitchen items, home decor, Christmas decor, and collectibles. So clean out those closets , cupboards and basements as we would love to help put a smile on a child's face as they find that special gift for a loved one. DONATIONS MAY BE DROPPED OFF AT THE ITHACA SCHOOL OFFICE.
Thank you from Mrs. Ramsden and The Middle School Student Council.
The Ithaca Football Boosters Calendar Raffle Winners are: for November 6th is Becca Keller and November 7th is Deb Fargen, Congratulations!
Learners Today, Leaders Tomorrow
Announcements: Thu, Nov 7, 2024
Today is a Day 1
Lunch for today:
First Choice: Orange Chicken Bowl
Second Choice: Hot Dog
From the school office:
A pair of black Foster Grant brand prescription glasses were found in the Ithaca Traverse last week. If these may be yours, please stop in the office to claim them.
From Football Boosters:
Football Calendar Raffle Winner for November 6th = Becca Keller and November 7th = Deb Fargen, Congratulations!
From Mrs. Kershner:
RISE mentors, you will meet this Thursday, Nov 7th with your little Bulldogs. Please remember your time and meet in the library for a fun fall craft to build together.
Youth Apprenticeship students, please email your picture of you ‘working on the job’ to Mrs Kershner by Friday, November 8th. It is important to get these pictures submitted- thank you.
From PTSO:
This Friday, November 8 from 3:45-6:30 p.m. is Rural Route 1 Popcorn pickup. Please plan to pick up your order or make other arrangements if you are unable to pick it up. All orders need to be picked up during this time, due to allergens in the building. If you have any questions please reach out to Karia Brown at joekariabrown@gmail.com.
From Ms Schoen:
The Ithaca Lions is seeking volunteers for the benefit breakfast on Sunday, November 10, 2024 for Chris Koch. Please sign up to help out!
From Mr. Klang:
There will be a youth basketball sign-up meeting Monday, November 11th at 6 pm in the commons. This will be for 1st-5th grade boys and girls. A parent/guardian must be there to fill out forms.
From PTSO:
Our next PTSO meeting will be November 12 at 3:30pm in the Room 103. We hope to see you there!
From Ms. Ernzen:
There will be a Book Club meeting on Friday, November 8th during ATTACK in Ms. Ernzen’s room.
From Ithaca Music Boosters:
The Alsum Farms fruit, nuts, and cheese spread fundraiser is open! Back this year is the December calendar raffle. All fundraising materials have been handed out to Grades 6 through 12 band and choir students. Alsum forms and money must be turned in by Tues, Nov 14th. Absolutely no late orders will be accepted due to estimated delivery of Dec 12th. Calendar raffle tickets and money must be turned in before Thanksgiving break. Can’t sell yours? Others are asking for more tickets. See Mrs Thompson for questions or for tickets.
Word of the Day:
Dedication: devotion, loyalty, or commitment, can also refer to a message of affection or gratitude It took a lot of hard work and dedication, but we managed to finish the project on time. Her novel includes a brief dedication to her family.
This Day in History:
In 1885, at a remote spot in the mountains of British Columbia, the last spike was driven into Canada’s first transcontinental railway. It took five years for the 4,600 kilometers of track to be completed.
From Mr. Herbst:
We will continue to announce birthdays at the beginning of the school day; however, they will no longer be listed on the announcements that are sent to the general public.
From Mr. Herbst:
Parents/guardians are informed of field trips via permission slips. Unlike an athletic event or music concert, field trips are not open invitations for the general public to attend. Therefore, as a safety precaution, field trips will no longer be listed on the calendar on the District's website.
