Current Happenings
Math Meet Winners 2013
Individual Places:
4th Grade Individual Winners:
1st Place – KarterLongie
2nd Place – Sophia Wolla
4th Place – Addie Norgaard
5th Grade Individual Winners:
3rd Place – Casey Kennell
6th Grade Individual Winners:
2nd Place in Calculators – Peyton Skabo
Team Places:
2nd Place – 4th Grade
Betsy Brimhall
Golden LaBar
KarterLongie
Addie Norgaard
Sophia Wolla
K-3 Held their spring concert
Miss North Dakota was at Central Friday, May 3rd Rosie Sauvageau is a 2010
graduate of Concordia College, where she double majored in
Communications/Theatre Art and Apparel Design. This was her third and last
eligible year competing in the Miss North Dakota Pageant. Her platform is
Celebrate Diversity: One Nation, All People.
The NED Show was at Central on Wednesday April 24th, produced by All for
KIDZ®, is an elementary school assembly program promoting positive
attitudes, better behavior & academic achievement in school. Our character
education assembly is based on the acronym NED - Never give up, Encourage
others, Do your best.
Miss Love's 2nd grade class getting ready to do some car racing
Matt Baker was at Central to present his Comedy Stunt Show. Hip, funny
original and impressive. A Guinness World Record Holder, Matt was voted
Seattle's Funniest Prop Comic and has performed his comedy stunt show in
over 14 different countries. He's appeared on numerous television shows,
including Last Comic Standing and America's Got Talent.
1) Trustworthiness Was the Pillar for March:
Be honest • Don’t deceive, cheat, or steal • Be reliable — do what you say
you’ll do • Have the courage to do the right thing • Build a good
reputation • Be loyal — stand by your family, friends, and country
Winners: Nicholas Wolla, Kasey Odegaard, Jeffrey Trones, Lexianna Cox,
Elio Garcia, Delilah Mencia, and Trystan Iverson
President Award info and winners:
President’s Award for Educational Excellence
Students must meet the criteria in all these categories:
3.5 to 4.0 Cumulative GPA for the following:
4th Grade final grade
5th Grade final grade
6th Grade first 3 quarters grade
Subjects: English, Spelling, Social Studies, Math, Science, Reading
6th Grade Standardized Achievement Test = 85th percentile or higher in
Math or Reading
President’s Award for Educational Achievement
Students must meet the criteria in all these categories:
3.0 to 3.5 Cumulative GPA for the following:
4th Grade final grade
5th Grade final grade
6th Grade first 3 quarters grade
Subjects: English, Spelling, Social Studies, Math, Science, Reading
TIOGA CENTRAL ELEMENTARY
2013 WINNERS
President Award for Educational Excellence:
Name:
Lydia Carr
Terasa Emmons
Leah Schmidt
Peyton Skabo
President’s Award for Educational Achievement:
Name:
Zackery Fuller
Trystan Iverson
Ilise Jennings
Katelyn Langved
Bridgette Macasaet
Jerik Russell
Abby Sabinash
Mikayla Wolfe
Science Fair Winners
6th Grade
1st Place – Zackery Fuller – How Fast Does Bread Mold?
2nd Place – Leah Schmidt – Rusting Pennies
3rd Place – Mitchell Kennell – Sweet Science
5th Grade
1st Place – Lilia Servin – How Old Are You Really?
2nd Place – Kaden Pederson – How a Hovercraft Works
3rd Place – Jack Zakrajsek – Rubbery Egg
4th Grade
1st Place Tie – Kaden Holmen – Cool Colors
1st Place Tie – Ashley Lund – Magnificent Tie Dye Colors
2nd Place – Zechariah LaBar – Electric Plant
3rd Place – Karter Longie – Seed Germination
History Fair Winners
6th Grade
1st Place – Lydia Carr – Angel of the Battlefield
2nd Place – Mikayla Wolfe – Orange Julius
3rd Place – Peyton Skabo – From Steer to Auto Steer
5th Grade
1st Place – Chloe Carr – A 1930’s Dare Devil
2nd Place Tie – Sydney Iverson – Apple Computers
2nd Place Tie – Hugo Garcia – The Story of Amelia Earhart
3rd Place – Spencer LaBar – Michael Jordan
Good luck to Tioga Participants at the Math meet
Math meet will be at Stanley Elementary
Friday, May 3rd
12:30 p.m. to about 3:30 p.m.
For grades 3-6
Tioga Public Schools - Central Elementary
Math Meet Participants 2012-2013
3rd Grade
Logan Frisinger
Hunter Harlow
Bethany Schmidt
Lindsey Vachal
Kyra Goeb
AiyannaPlummer
4th Grade:
Adeline (Addie)Norgaard
KarterLongie
Sophia Wolla
Betsy Brimhall
Zechariah (Golden)LaBar
5th Grade:
Lilia Servin
Casey Kennell
Spencer LaBar
Kaden Pederson
Trenton Emmons
6thGrade:
Terasa Emmons
Leah Schmidt
Peyton Skabo
Lydia Carr
Mikayla Wolfe
Bridgette Macasaet
The Kindergarten had their pizza party with the High School Community Development class for winning the Pop Top Contest.
Grades 3-8 had Extreme Science Lyceum today at Central Gym. Mr. Hagerman
gave a great presentation. Extreme Science is exactly what the title
implies: Extreme! In this highly acclaimed show, Hagerman leads your
students on a wild journey through different fields of science. This show
will tickle your funny bone and educate at the same time. He has a
webpage where he has a formula to make slime:
http://hagermania.com/extreme-science-school-assembly/
Here is the March schedule for the 5th and 6th grade basketball
February-Citizenship @ Central: Grace Fedler, Trinity Walsh, Jaida
Elliott, Lindsey Vachal, Sophia Wolla, Dillon Lindquist, and Mikayla Wolfe
Citizenship
Do Your Share
DO: Be a good citizen and a good neighbor • Care about and pursue the
common good • Be a volunteer — help your school and community be better,
cleaner, and safer • Protect the environment by conserving resources,
reducing pollution, and cleaning up after yourself • Participate in making
things better by voicing your opinion, voting, serving on committees,
reporting wrongdoing and paying taxes
Respect Authority and the Law
DO: Play by the rules • Obey parents, teachers, coaches, and others who
have been given authority • Observe just laws • Honor and respect
principles of democracy
“GET IN THE GAME – READ!”
2013 READING MONTH CHALLENGE
Students in each grade level were challenged to see how many words they
could read in AR books during the month of February. The top 3 readers in
each grade will receive certificates toward their next Scholastic book
order. First place will receive $12.00, second place will receive $10.00
and 3rd place will receive $8.00. The money will be given to your
teachers.
When your name is called, come forward to get your certificate & stay
until the winners in your grade level are all announced.
KINDERGARTEN
3rd place – 2,008 words – Makenna Landsverk
2nd place – 2,170 words – Kysten Keever
1st place – 2,455 words – Jennilynn Hanson
GRADE 1
3rd place – 2,056 words – Ethan Loveridge
2nd place – 4,434 words – Kennedi Keever
1st place – 6,477 words – Payton Raan
GRADE 2
3rd place – 21, 730 words – Moses Carr
2nd place – 27,825 words – Brayden Fosburgh
1st place – 28,111 words – Ryne Skabo
GRADE 3
3rd place – 86,869 words – Kyra Goeb
2nd place – 104,347 words – Brandon Vigil
1st place – 217,047 words – Logan Frisinger
GRADE 4
3rd place – 68,479 words – Jesse Seibel
2nd place – 85,591 words – Zechariah LaBar
1st place – 101,658 words – Karter Longie
GRADE 5
3rd place – 59,187 words – Casey Kennell
2nd place – 149,032 words – Kaden Pederson
1st place – 231,984 words – Grace Bates
GRADE 6
3rd place – 107,152 – Lydia Carr
2nd place – 131,337 words – Terasa Emmons
1st place – 187,414 words – Mitchell Kennell
There were 144 students, grades K – 6, who improved their word count from
January to February. They will receive a certificate for a free small ice
cream cone courtesy of the 42 Grill. Your teachers will hand these out in
your classrooms.
During reading month, students at Central read a total of 4,431,109 words!!
Tioga students competed in the Williams County Spelling Bee.
Ryne Skabo in 2nd Grade took 1st Place
Dylan Keller in 4th Grade took 2nd Place
Leah Schmidt in 6th Grade took 1st Place
Participants were: Darren Johnson in 1st Grade, Chloe Loveridge in 3rd Grade
and Sydney Iverson in 5th Grade
Storm Make-up Day
Tioga Public School will be in session on Thursday, March 21st 2013 to
make up the lost day due to the recent snowstorm. On this date, school
will begin at the normally scheduled time and students will be dismissed
at 12:30 PM to return home. Teachers will be conducting Professional
Development meetings during the afternoon.
Matthew Smith and his mom were part of Central's Lyceum. Matthew has been diagnosed with leukemia
These students will represent Tioga at the Williams County Spelling Bee at Wilkinson
Elementary in Williston, February 27, 2013 at 3:30 pm :
1st Grade: Darren Johnson
2nd Grade: Ryne Skabo
3rd Grade: Chloe Loveridge
4th Grade: Dylan Keller
5th Grade: Sydney Iverson
6th Grade: Leah Schmidt
Kacie Chatwood, Miss Oil Country 2013, was at Central on Tuesday, February
14th was here to talk to our 5th and 6th grade classes about her platform
N.O.P.E.: Not One Puff Ever; tobacco use and education and prevention.
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Mary Froelich from NDSU Extension Agent-Williams County was at Central on
Monday February 11th to do a bread fair with our 5th grade classes. The
students went through the process of making bread and learning about
ingredients and where they are from and produced.
Tioga Rec Basketball played during halftime of the Varsity Basketball Game
The Kindergarten class celebrated the 100th Day of School
Character Count Student of the Month for January: Cody Rice, Brooke
Vachal, Jack Mortensen, Bethany Schmidt, Dylan Keller, Clara Brimhall,
Keaton Whitehead. Pillar for January was Fairness.
Tioga held The Knights of Columbus Free Throw contest. Congratulations to
the following who won their division from the Tioga division:
Boys:
Age 10: Ricky Wolf 8/15
Age 11: Gabriel Heiling 8/15
Age 12: Andrew Knudson 5/15
Age 13: Brendan Murray 8/15
Age 14: Jacob Porras 8/15
Girls:
Age 10: Leah Aadness 10/15
Age 11: Abby Sabinash 7/15
Age 12: Leah Schmidt 7/15
Age 13: Sam Moe 6/15
Age 14: Taylor Ohlhauser 12/15
Congrats to Jacob Poraras, Leah Aadness, Abby Sabinash and Taylor Ohlhauser
who will be representing Tioga as winners to move on to the next level of
The Knights of Columbus Free Throw contest to be held in Minot at Jim Him
Middle School on Sunday, February 2nd at 1pm, with doors open at noon for
registration. Good Luck!!!
Tioga Kindergarten Registration
If your child will be entering kindergarten at Tioga Elementary School next
fall, please stop by the school office or call before Monday, March 25th.
At this time, we only require contact information. Your child must be 5 on
or before July 31st, 2013 to enter kindergarten.
We will be contacting you at a further date about registration along with
additional information needed, such as a copy of your child's birth
certificate and immunization records. The readiness testing schedule will
be set at a later date.
Kindergarten enrollment numbers are needed at this time so administration
can make arrangements if the class needs to be split.
Here is a link for the Rec Basketball Schedule
Central Elementary CSOTM: Dominic Fosburgh, Ethan Loveridge-Perez, Aaron
Brimhall, Crystal Bagley, Adeline Norgaard, Ilise Jennings. Not Pictured:
Kaden Pederson
Caring :Be kind • Be compassionate and show you care • Express gratitude • Forgive
others • Help people in need
Miss Anderson s Kindergarten class received a big donation of pop tops. The Kindergarten ended winning the pop top contest by having a total of 264 pounds of pop tops.
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Farm Credit Services Awards Tioga Public School District $25,000
Farm Credit Services of North Dakota is proud to announce that is has
awarded the Tioga Public School District with $25,000 as one of the first
ever recipients of the newly established Rural Community Grant Fund
(RCGF). The grant funds will help provide temporary housing for teachers
as the community’s student population continues to grow.
Tim Schaffer, Tioga Public School Elementary School Principal, is pleased
to accept the check and utilize the grant funds towards teacher housing.
“We are pleased to provide grant funds to projects like this in our rural
communities,” says Claude Sem, CEO of Farm Credit Services of North
Dakota. “This is what will help build the infrastructure that will only
strengthen our region,” he adds.
Farm Credit Services of North Dakota, Farm Credit Services of Mandan and
AgriBank, established the Rural Community Grant Fund to assist in the
implementation and development of projects and programs in communities and
rural areas in western North Dakota which have been impacted by mineral
exploration.
In the first round of applications, more than a quarter of a million
dollars was awarded to 11 projects to support western North Dakota
communities.
The Rural Community Grant Fund is currently accepting applications for
future funding requests. Interested parties can apply at
www.farmcreditnd.com.