SFES Communicator – November 4, 2021
November 4th, 2021

 
November 4, 2021
Message from the Principals
We hope everyone was able to enjoy a fun-filled weekend. All of our classes are in full swing and students have been working hard to meet their grade level standards. As the calendar has turned to November we have a lot of big things happening at the elementary school.
 
  • Parent Conferences and the Scholastic Book Fair are highlights of the first week of November. Check out the details below!
 
  • Note that we have a number of students not dressed for our chilly weather during their recesses. We play outside every day the temperature is above zero! Please make sure to send students to school with appropriate coats and hats. If you need any support with this please reach out to Nikki Humski at [email protected] .
 
Thank you, as always, for your partnership in supporting every student on their learning path.
 
Lynn Bub, SFES Principal
Dave Pieters, SFES Associate Principal
Update from Superintendent Bennin
Here we are, having just turned the calendar to November … which means we have wrapped up our first quarter, parent-teacher conferences are underway, the high school musical is premiering tonight, and the days and nights are getting chilly!
 
As we enter this new season and new quarter, I want to thank you for your dedication to the district and for your partnership and collaboration as we foster an environment for your children to continue growing socially, emotionally, and academically.  
 
Should you have feedback for the district, please do not hesitate to reach out.
 
Stay Warm and Healthy,
Annalee Bennin 
Book Fair Fun!
Need to do some Holiday shopping? Consider BOOKS from our Scholastic Book Fair. Students will have an opportunity to visit the book fair during library lessons November 2nd – 9th. The Book Fair will also be open during Parent Conferences! It is located in the Recharge Room (former computer lab) next to the Elementary Library.
 
You can also shop online HERE.
Parent Conferences
A reminder that our Parent-Teacher Conferences are right around the corner on November 4th and 9th. This is an excellent opportunity to hear about your child’s learning path and partner with school for everyone’s success.
 
HERE is the link to sign up, it’s not too late!
Fall Social Learning
Thank you for helping us connect traditional fall celebrations to our learning! Our 4K through 2nd grade students chose a story book character and a book to tie to reading, while 3rd and 4th grade students enjoyed science and social studies themes in their dress-up. This is a long-standing tradition at SFES, and we are so excited to keep the learning going while enjoying special events.
 
 
District and Related Employment Opportunities
Looking for part-time work? Full-time work? Flexibility?
The District and Related Organizations have some great opportunities!
SCHOOL DISTRICT OPPORTUNITIES: Opportunities within the School District can be found using the below links. Note that if you are looking for flexibility, we are actively seeking Substitute Teacher positions which can be found under the Certified Positions.
 
Certified Positions –
 
Assistants / Aides –
BOYS & GIRLS CLUBS OF SHEBOYGAN COUNTY: Afterschool program fees are waived for children of parents who work at the Boys & Girls Club! If you are interested in part-time work, your child can be enrolled in the afterschool program for FREE while you work for the Club. Current open positions include Site Coordinator and After School Activity Leader. Learn more or apply at www.ThePositivePlace.com/careers.
 
HEIDENREITER BUS SERVICE: Heidenreiter Bus Service has opportunities for school bus drivers. Find more information HERE.
November Youth and Family Resource Guide
Please see HERE or click the banner below for November Youth and Family opportunities.


Reminder: Masks on the Bus
 
A reminder that, as federally mandated, masks are required on the bus. Please remind your bus-riders that they should bring / wear a mask. While the bus drivers do have some extras, the supply is running low! Thank you for your cooperation!
From the Nurses …
Reminder from the Nurses: If your child is absent and being tested, when returning to school, please send along a copy of the negative COVID result. This can be a paper copy or digital. Our emails are: [email protected] and/or [email protected]. Not sending along results will delay your child from being able to join their class.
 

 

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SFES Communicator – October 6, 2021
October 6th, 2021

 
October 6, 2021
Message from the Principals
Welcome Back!
 
It feels great to be back in session for the 21-22 school year. We are excited for a great year of academic, social and enrichment learning, and hope you are, too.
 
On Thursday, November 4th and Tuesday, November 9th, families will have the opportunity to participate in parent / teacher conferences. For this school year, families will have the option to choose to meet with their child’s teacher either via phone conference, Google Meet, or face-to-face. Communication regarding how to sign-up will be sent out via Infinite Campus. Please feel free to contact the Elementary Echool office for further information or with questions as conferences approach.
 
Lynn Bub, SFES Principal
Dave Pieters, SFES Associate Principal
Welcome Mr. Pieters!
I hope this update finds you all well and enjoying our fabulous Wisconsin weather. We have had a great start to our school year, students and staff are back in the swing of things. For me, it has been great getting to know the students in and out of the classroom. I have had many opportunities to build connections with students while enjoying some fun outside at recess. The staff at SFES have been so welcoming to all of those that are new and returning to the building. It has made my transition to a new building and role quite pleasant. We have done a lot of work to have this smooth start, but our work isn’t done and we will continue to build connections while we help our students grow. Please don’t hesitate to reach out.
 
Thank you,
Dave Pieters
Update from Superintendent Bennin
It is October! Thank you for trusting your child(ren) to our district and staff everyday. I do not think we can thank you enough and also emphasize how important this responsibility is to us as a district. We have created a learning environment where we witness our learners and educators actively, inquisitively, and safely learning each day, despite a pandemic that is still looming. 
 
We thank you for your patience as we continue to balance a pandemic and also the importance for your children to be in school growing socially, emotionally, and academically. We appreciate the feedback that helps us to continually improve our practices and also the grace you offer us in these continually fluid times. 
 
We would also like to thank our supportive Board of Education and recognize them as this is School Board Appreciation week. As always, do not hesitate to reach out if you have questions or wonderings, we are always happy to hear from you and work with you to continually improve our district and create the destination district for our county.  
 
With Gratitude,
Annalee Bennin 
Announcements
Did you know that SFES offers digital announcements every week? Check them out HERE or by clicking the banndr below. Our announcement page has great resources for students and families, including Rec Department activities, family-friendly community events, information on services available to families, and upcoming school dates. Thank you to Mrs. Henney in the school office for updating this important page!


Watch for it! There will be a Charleston Wrap flier coming home this week from our Falcon Families (PTO) group. Orders can be placed online and shipped right to you (early Holiday shopping?). This fundraiser will be active October 11th-25th.
Fire Safety Week
Special thanks to our own Sheboygan Falls Fire Department for visiting us during Fire Safety Month. Our firefighters even stayed for lunch and recess (and jump roping fun), which our students thoroughly enjoy!
 
Does your family have a meeting spot in case you need to evacuate quickly? Have you checked the batteries in your fire alarms and carbon monoxide detectors? Taking a moment to talk about fire safety helps us all stay safe!
October Youth and Family Resource Guide
and
Pumpkins & Poses
Please see HERE or click the banner below for October Youth and Family opportunities.


PUMPKINS & POSES: KLorraine Wellness Studio is hosting Pumpkins & Poses on Saturday, October 23. This festive event will allow children to express their creativity through pumpkin painting and move with intention during a Halloween themed yoga class. You can find more info HERE.
End of October School Celebrations
In an effort to balance our academic routines with important social and cultural opportunities for our students, we’d like to share information on our end of October classroom celebration plans. We hope this helps your family to plan and enjoy some exciting social milestones in your elementary child’s experience. 
 
Please see the attached letter HERE for more information.
Basketball for Grades 3-8
 
Did you know that the Rec Department offers youth basketball programs starting in 3rd grade? They do!
 
More information on the youth basketball programs for 3rd through 8th grade can be found HERE.
Reminder: Masks on the Bus
 
A reminder that, as federally mandated, masks are required on the bus. Please remind your bus-riders that they should bring / wear a mask. While the bus drivers do have some extras, the supply is running low! Thank you for your cooperation!
From the Nurses …
Thank you to families keeping sick / symptomatic students home. We continue to ask you to monitor your child(ren) each morning and keep them home if they have symptoms.  If your child has a cough or two other symptoms combined, they will need a negative COVID test (or doctor’s note) in order to return prior to their 10 days of isolation. Messages that are left with questions about keeping your kids home may not be answered until the afternoon. While waiting, it is in your best interest to schedule a test / doctor appointment, and you can always cancel if deemed unnecessary.
Testing: this year we are accepting rapid tests. Send a picture of the home test kit once completed and email it to a nurse prior to returning: [email protected] and/or [email protected]
 
Alternatively, places you can go for testing: 
  1. Call your Primary Care Provider and ask if they test in the office
  2. CVS.com
  3. Walgreens.com
  4. Prevea.com
  5. Home test kits sold at CVS / Walgreens / Walmart (recommend calling for availability)
  6. National Guard testing on Wednesdays at the Falls ADRC (note that this is available TODAY until 6:00)
 

 

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SFES Communicator – May 26, 2021
May 26th, 2021

 
May 26, 2021
Message from the Principals
Whew! We made it through an entire year, amidst many obstacles! Thank you for your part in helping to provide a predictable schedule for our students, which is a big part of supporting developing children (especially during times of uncertainty).    
 
This summer, read some, do some math, play some, and connect with family and friends. Fall will be here before you know it!
 
Lynn Bub, SFES Principal
Shelley Hyde, SFES Associate Principal
Message from Mrs. Hyde

Updates from Superintendent Bennin
Parent Survey 
Please take a few minutes to complete this brief survey regarding the 2020-2021 school year. Your feedback is important to us as it will assist in planning to support students and families next school year. Please complete one survey per child as we understand that your feedback may vary between teachers, grade levels, and schools. Note that your responses will be anonymous unless you include your name for follow-up assistance.
 
On-Line Registration
Similar to last summer, we will continue to use On-Line Registration (OLR) through our student software program Infinite Campus for our 2021-2022 school year registration process. This will allow you to complete the registration process entirely online. School photos will be taken during the first few weeks of school. 
 
A reminder will be sent in early July, as the On-Line Registration process will open on July 8 and can be accessed at the school district website at www.sheboyganfalls.k12.wi.us/register. Follow the registration link to access your Infinite Campus Parent Portal account using your login and password. If you do not have a parent portal user account set up, please contact any of the three school offices via email for assistance ASAP.  
 
Important information about continued free lunches and free/reduced lunch applications can be found HERE.
End of Year Schedule
SFES has some fun in store to celebrate our year. As a reminder, here is our celebration schedule:
  • May 24-27: Celebrating our 4th Graders (wear shades of blue to celebrate blue pod)
  • May 27: Walk of Graduates
  • June 1: Celebrating EC / 4K / K (wear red)
  • June 2: Celebrating 1st Grade (wear purple) and Rockin’ Recess Day
  • June 3: Celebrating 2nd Grade (wear green)
  • June 4: Celebrating 3rd Grade / Next Year’s Student Leaders (wear your Falcon gold / yellow)
Return of Hotspots
If your student was issued one of the District’s T-Mobile hotspots, it will need to be returned before the last day of school. If the District does not receive the hotspot, a $95 fee will be assigned in Infinite Campus.
 
Please return the hotspot to any of the school’s main offices before the last day of school. Thank you!
Plan for Free Summer Meals
Meals for All SFSD Families – Meals that meet the USDA requirements and are similar to meals served in school will be available for students. The meals must be pre-ordered using a Google Form link. The District has received a waiver from the USDA and the meals will be provided without charge to families.  
 
If you are interested in ordering free meals for the month of June 2021 please use this link to sign up. This order form is due by NOON on Thursday, June 3.
 
PLEASE NOTE: If your child is attending Summer School in June, they will be receiving a breakfast and a lunch daily. If you have other children that are not in summer school you will need to complete the form for them.
Musicians in Residence
After a full week of personal music work with classes and grade levels, we were excited for our all school celebration with nationally renowned children’s musicians Claudia and Dan Zanes!
Our students and staff are so thankful to our Falcon Families of SFES for your support for a Musician in Residence program, even though it had to be virtual again this school year!
Love Feeds Our World
4th grade Enrichment Math students and Mrs. Lammers wrapped up the 15th year of making and selling pens and pencils with a fuzzy top and google eyes. This year the money made (nearly $800) will be donated to Love Feeds Our World, an organization in Macomb, Haiti, to help feed the village. Thank you parents of SFES for allowing your child to support our fundraiser by purchasing pens and pencils!!  
 
 
Memorial Library Summer Reading Program
A fun summer program to motivate summer reading! Sheboygan Falls Memorial Library is once again offering a Summer Reading Program. More details can be found HERE. Registration can be completed in-person or online HERE. Happy Reading!


 
 
In addition, here is a LINK with great family friendly and educational websites for summer learning.
Fall & Spring Soccer
Sheboygan Falls FC is currently forming soccer teams for the 2021 Fall and 2022 Spring seasons. More information is HERE and registration can be done online HERE.


Additional Human Growth & Development
Advisory Committee Meeting Planned for June 9
Wisconsin Statute 118.019 states that school districts that offer human growth and development must have an advisory committee appointed by the school board and composed of parents, teachers, school administrators, pupils, health care professionals, members of the clergy and other residents of the school district to advise on the design and implementation of the human growth and development curriculum and to review the curriculum. Although not included in the current statute, to keep the Human Growth and Development curriculum current, a regular review of the curriculum is recommended at least every three years.
 
Community and staff members are invited to the advisory meeting on June 9, 2021, from 5:30 to 6:30 pm in the library at Sheboygan Falls High School.
 
Community and staff members interested in participating should contact Director of Instruction Mary Lofy Blahnik at District Office 920-467-7893 or email [email protected] .
 

 

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SFES Communicator – April 29, 2021
April 29th, 2021

 
April 29, 2021
Message from the Principals
Welcome to the last full month of school. We are so happy that we have been in-person learning this entire year. As we focus on the end of the school year, we would like the students to think about how they can show their leadership within the building and with their peers. This is a great time of year to remind your child that they will be in an older grade next year and to practice being role models. 
 
And, congratulations to our 4th graders as your time to be Middle School students is quickly approaching. 
 
Together we can all do great things!
 
Lynn Bub, SFES Principal
Shelley Hyde, SFES Associate Principal
Elementary Art Showcase
Mark your calendar as you are invited to this year’s Spring Elementary School Art Show hosted by the Sheboygan Falls Memorial Library. I have selected 5K-4th grade artwork which will be on display from May 5th until May 26th. Artwork can be viewed throughout the library during the newly updated library hours, 11 am to 6 pm, which start on May 3rd. Also, please plan to attend one of the two nights set aside for our Opening Reception on Tues. the 11th and Thurs. the 13th. from 6 to 8 pm.
 
As always, we appreciate your patience and understanding as we ask that you use all typical precautions for a public setting during these times. 
 
The creative talents of our community’s youngest artists will be on full display and they have never been more bright and vibrant, plan to join us and see for yourself!
 
~ Mr. Hoes
No Mask, No Ride
 
 
 
Reminder that masks are required to ride the bus, should one be needed the Bus Drivers do have extras on hand. Thank you for your cooperation!
Celebrating Our In-Person & Virtual School Year
SFES has some fun in store to celebrate our year. We are pleased to be able to offer Rockin’ Recess again, as part of our Podtacular Week. We will also dedicate some special days to celebrating our 4th Graders who are moving across the promenade to the Middle School. Here is our celebration schedule:
 
  • May 24-27: Celebrating our 4th Graders (wear shades of blue to celebrate blue pod)
  • May 27: Walk of Graduates
  • June 1: Celebrating EC / 4K / K (wear red)
  • June 2: Celebrating 1st Grade (wear purple) and Rockin’ Recess Day
  • June 3: Celebrating 2nd Grade (wear green)
  • June 4: Celebrating 3rd Grade / Next Year’s Student Leaders (wear your Falcon gold / yellow)
Images from past Walk of Graduates and Rockin’ Recess:
 
Human Growth & Development
Advisory Committee Meeting
Wisconsin Statute 118.019 states that school districts that offer human growth and development must have an advisory committee appointed by the school board and composed of parents, teachers, school administrators, pupils, health care professionals, members of the clergy and other residents of the school district to advise on the design and implementation of the human growth and development curriculum and to review the curriculum. Although not included in the current statute, to keep the Human Growth and Development curriculum current, a regular review of the curriculum is recommended at least every three years.
 
Community and staff members are invited to the advisory meeting on May 10, 2021, from 5:30 to 6:30 pm in the library at Sheboygan Falls High School.
 
Community and staff members interested in participating should contact Director of Instruction Mary Lofy Blahnik at District Office 920-467-7893 or email [email protected]
2021-2022 Open Enrollment
The inter-district public school Open Enrollment program allows parents to apply for their children to attend public school in a school district other than the one in which they reside or to remain in their current district in the event that they move out of the district before the start of the 2021-2022 school year (Moving? See HERE for more information on remaining in District through the school year). Open Enrollment will allow student(s) to continue attending school in the School District of Sheboygan Falls. Please call Mara Nack at 920-467-7893 for additional information or check the Department of Public Instruction Website at: https://dpi.wi.gov/open-enrollment (also check the 2021-2022 Open Enrollment Regular Application Period Brochure).
 
There is no tuition cost for students participating in the Open Enrollment program, but parents are responsible for transporting their student(s) to and from school.
 
The open enrollment period for the 2021-2022 school year is from February 1, 2021 until 4:00 p.m., April 30, 2021.  
 
Applications must be done on the DPI (Department of Public Instruction) website at https://dpi.wi.gov/open-enrollment. A link to this site will also be available on the school web site during the application period at: www.sheboyganfalls.k12.wi.us. The DPI website will be active from February 1, 2021 until 4:00 p.m. on April 30, 2021.  
 
If you anticipate a possible move out of the School District of Sheboygan Falls, please complete the Open Enrollment application as soon as possible. You have the right to cancel your application at any time and are not bound to enrollment. If you are currently attending under a Tuition Waiver, you will need to complete an Open Enrollment application for the upcoming school year.
 

 

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SFES Communicator – March 25, 2021
March 26th, 2021

 
March 25, 2021
Message from the Principals
Happy Spring! There is a lot of good information in this edition of the Communicator, and we hope it is helpful to you. Be sure to check out the PTO election information, warm weather guidelines, Face-to-face transition needs, and Fourth Grade Team talks. Enjoy the sunshine and our upcoming break.
 
Lynn Bub, SFES Principal
Shelley Hyde, SFES Associate Principal
A Message from Superintendent Bennin
As you may have heard, the CDC released new updates last week around operational strategies for K-12 schools. The Wisconsin Department of Health has also adopted the CDC updated guidance. 
 
Due to our District’s ongoing dedication to mitigating the spread through practices such as wearing facial coverings, sanitizing our hands, physically distancing when possible, and additional cleaning strategies, we are able to safely adjust some of our practices for contact tracing and physical distancing using the new guidelines.  
 
Masks will continue to be worn by students and staff at school. If/When the Governor’s Emergency Order is lifted (currently expires 4.5.21), we will continue to mask under BOE policy Dress and Grooming (po5511). 
 
If your family travels for Spring break, or at any time, please continue to monitor for symptoms and keep your child home if symptomatic. Contact either Nurse Lisa Hackbarth or Nurse Amber Silva for the next best steps.  In addition, you can find the decision tree HERE.
 
THANK YOU for all your efforts to get us to this point in the school year and to FINISH STRONG! It has been the efforts of each of us that has kept each other safe and learning in person.  
 
Make it a great day!
Annalee Bennin
Community Newsletter
During the week of March 8th, you should have received our community newsletter. This newsletter is truly a celebration of our school year and what we have accomplished.


Principal for the Day
Principal Andrew had a great day filled with Principal tasks. Principal Andrew visited classrooms, passed out teacher appreciation cards, read to classrooms and even ate in the Teacher’s Lounge.
 
Thank you to Falcon Families PTO for organizing this popular raffle!
 
Yearbook Ordering Extension
If you haven’t had an opportunity to order a yearbook yet, great news! We have extended the window to order yearbooks, please use this LINK to order by April 6th.
Outdoor Dress
 
All winter wear should be coming home as we get ready for Spring. Please review the outdoor dress rules with your child before the weather starts to warm up.
Class Placement Input
While we still have much work to do this school year, we are already planning for the 2021-22 class placements. If you would like to share information about your child as a learner, please do so by Friday, April 16th. More Information on the Class Placement Process can be Found HERE
Review of Pick-Up and Drop-Off Procedures
Please continue to follow our pick-up and drop-off procedures for the safety of all on our campus. If you have questions, please contact the school office.
 
*Note: The Door 3 procedure does not require a car tag at this time.
Date Set for Required Human Growth & Development Advisory Committee Meeting
Wisconsin Statute 118.019 states that school districts that offer human growth and development must have an advisory committee appointed by the school board and composed of parents, teachers, school administrators, pupils, health care professionals, members of the clergy and other residents of the school district to advise on the design and implementation of the human growth and development curriculum and to review the curriculum. Although not included in the current statute, to keep the Human Growth and Development curriculum current, a regular review of the curriculum is recommended at least every three years.
 
Community and staff members are invited to the advisory meeting on May 10, 2021, from 5:30 to 6:30 pm in the library at Sheboygan Falls High School.
 
Community and staff members interested in participating should contact Director of Instruction Mary Lofy Blahnik at District Office 920-467-7893 or email [email protected]
Falcon Families PTO Officer Elections
Please join us for a special Falcon Families of SFES Election meeting!
 
Falcon Families will host a brief, 30-minute meeting to elect officers for the 2021-22 school year. Please consider attending, as a quorum is needed to accomplish this task. All parents of elementary students are eligible to participate in Falcon Families.
 
 
Date: Thursday April 8, 2021 
Time: 6:15 PM
 
Meeting ID: 914 8763 7771
Passcode: 6nDnAx
Meeting LINK HERE
Thank you, Mr. Al!
The ES celebrated our recess supervisor, Mr. Al. We are so grateful for him and all he does to keep our students safe, happy, and kind!
 
Message from the Counselors
Navigating the world of online media, internet and video games can be challenging at times. There is so much out there that is confusing or misleading, and it can sometimes be hard to know what is safe or age-appropriate. Here are some great tips and resources to help guide you through this challenge.
 
Safe Use Tips:
  • Set Up Boundaries
It is easy to become absorbed in a game and play for hours at a time, but children
benefit from a variety of activities. Agree on a time limit to play games and suggest
other active activities they might like.
 
  • Do Your Homework.
Remember, the content of the games is just as important as the amount of time
they spend playing. When your children ask you for a new game, do your
homework before you agree to purchase it. Learn the game’s ESRB Rating, read
reviews, and even play the game first before you allow your kids to play. If the
game isn’t appropriate for their age or doesn’t match your value system, find a
different game.
 
  • Make It a Social Event
Video games are fun for adults too. Parents can spend time with their children by
having a family gaming night (just make sure that the games are appropriate for
everyone involved).
 
  • Keep Video Game Systems Out of Your Children’s Bedrooms
By keeping the video games in a family area, you can see how, and how often, they
are being used, and you can also more easily keep track of time limits. Studies have
shown that children with electronic media in their bedrooms are more likely to be
overweight and have sleep problems.
 
For more information about media, online safety and specific games, check out Common Sense Media.
4th Grade Team Talks
If you have a 4th grader, please review THIS upcoming Team Talks information from Britne Lorge.


Returning from Virtual Learning?
Heidenreiter Bus Service is requesting that if your child is returning from virtual learning and will be taking the bus, please contact the bus company at 467-2651. They need to be contacted at least one school day before the child expects to ride so that they can adjust the seating charts and route logs. Thank you!
2021-2022 Open Enrollment
The inter-district public school Open Enrollment program allows parents to apply for their children to attend public school in a school district other than the one in which they reside or to remain in their current district in the event that they move out of the district before the start of the 2021-2022 school year (Moving? See HERE for more information on remaining in District through the school year). Open Enrollment will allow student(s) to continue attending school in the School District of Sheboygan Falls. Please call Mara Nack at 920-467-7893 for additional information or check the Department of Public Instruction Website at: https://dpi.wi.gov/open-enrollment (also check the 2021-2022 Open Enrollment Regular Application Period Brochure).
 
There is no tuition cost for students participating in the Open Enrollment program, but parents are responsible for transporting their student(s) to and from school.
 
The open enrollment period for the 2021-2022 school year is from February 1, 2021 until 4:00 p.m., April 30, 2021.  
 
Applications must be done on the DPI (Department of Public Instruction) website at https://dpi.wi.gov/open-enrollment. A link to this site will also be available on the school web site during the application period at: www.sheboyganfalls.k12.wi.us. The DPI website will be active from February 1, 2021 until 4:00 p.m. on April 30, 2021.  
 
If you anticipate a possible move out of the School District of Sheboygan Falls, please complete the Open Enrollment application as soon as possible. You have the right to cancel your application at any time and are not bound to enrollment. If you are currently attending under a Tuition Waiver, you will need to complete an Open Enrollment application for the upcoming school year.
 

 

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SFES Communicator – February 5, 2021
February 5th, 2021

 
February 5, 2021
Message from the Principals
Welcome to Winter, Falcon Families!
 
As we all enjoy the snow, we have increased opportunities to practice our social skills on the playground. Mrs. Bub and Mrs. Hyde are very involved in staff’s work of guiding social interactions and helping student’s practice problem-solving and life skills.
 
Let us know if you have questions about our practices, as working with the Principal was very different in the past. Principals are teachers, too! Thank you for your partnership in supporting the healthy growth and development of all students.
 
Lynn Bub, SFES Principal
Shelley Hyde, SFES Associate Principal
A Message from Our Nurses
 
With cough and cold season upon us, we’d like to review what are considered COVID symptoms and therefore require your child to stay home:
 
ONE of the following: cough, trouble breathing, or loss of taste/smell
OR
TWO of the following: congestion, sore throat, fever, headache, body aches, vomiting, diarrhea, abdominal pain, fatigue
 
We are asking that adults being tested for COVID to please have their children stay home, even if they are not showing symptoms, until test results are received.
Siblings of children being tested should also stay home.
 
If you are unsure if you or your child needs to be tested, PLEASE keep all household members home until you speak with a school nurse or your family physician.
 
Help us stay open, by keeping your sick child(ren) home.
Please work with a School Nurse who will help you determine what day it is safe for your child(ren) to return to school.
 
 
Amber Silva, BSN RN (920) 467-7820 x 5102  
 
Lisa Hackbarth, BSN RN (920) 467-7880x 4232
You Can Make a Difference!
Blood & Bone Marrow Drive
 
Blood and bone marrow are in high demand with patients often waiting for these transfusions even when the need is dire! YOU can make a difference!  
 
Blood Drive / Bone Marrow Drive
Friday, March 5, 2021
 
The Bull at Pinehurst Farms
The Manor, One Long Drive, Sheboygan Falls
1:00-6:00 pm
 
Please use this LINK to sign up for an appointment – note that after school times are currently being held for our district and will be open to the public soon. Grab your appointment time now!
 
For anyone who wishes to be added to the Bone Marrow National Registry but is not able to attend the Blood Drive, there is also a virtual bone marrow swab drive happening. Click HERE to find out how you can participate. 
World Read Aloud Day
World Read Aloud Day was a great day to be reminded just how fun it is to be read aloud to. This is an important part of building our young readers’ literacy skills!
 
The day included an author visit from Angie Bullaro
Thank you so much to Angie Bullaro for joining us and reading her book Breaking the Ice: The True Story of the First Woman to Play in the National Hockey League.
 
She helped remind us that anything is possible if you believe in yourself and follow your dreams!
Will You Be Our Valentine?
 
A reminder to send Valentine’s in with your student by Friday, February 12th. Please no candy. If you’ve included a pencil or other non-food item, please seal in the envelope (if possible). 
 
We will quarantine the Valentine’s over the weekend and send them home with your child on Monday, February 15th. 
 
Classroom celebrations will utilize treats from the kitchen for safety. 
 
Thank you for your help in keeping the learning going (including social learning) this school year!
Spring Soccer Opportunities
The Sheboygan Falls YMCA will once again be offering a Youth Spring Soccer Program as will Sheboygan Falls FC. Further information for both opportunities, including the YMCA registration form is available HERE and HERE.
Square One Art Orders
Interested in continuing your family’s tradition of capturing your child’s elementary artwork? Instructions and ordering information will be coming home in folders. Artwork is due back on the designated form by March 1, 2021. 
 
Watch for the special cardstock in your child’s backpack. If interested in reading more, here is a link for more information.
Yearbook Orders
Yearbooks are ready to be ordered by using this link – ordering will be open until March 22nd.
Infinite Campus Contact Information
Wondering why your spouse gets e-mails from school and you don’t? Not receiving text updates like you used to? Had a name change or other information to update? Please take a moment to check your contact information in Infinite Campus and make any changes or updates. It helps us keep you informed and keep all kids safe!
Virtual Learning Reminders
We are delighted to be welcoming more families back to face-to-face instruction!
 
In case your family should need it, attached are the requirements for all families that choose to have their child learn virtually, along with helpful information for making a decision for your family.  
 
Just a friendly reminder that if you are going on vacation or not attending school because of other reasons that are not COVID related, you will need to use your parent request days. Once again, virtual learning is not intended for students that are on vacation or out for non-COVID related reasons.
How Fast is Your Internet?
DPI is collaborating with Measurement Lab (M-Lab) to collect data on internet connection speeds across Wisconsin. DPI will use M-Lab’s internet speed test data to create detailed reports and to provide maps of internet speeds across the state. These reports can help the Governor’s Task Force on Broadband Access and other broadband task groups target initiatives to improve internet speeds and performance.
 
You can help add to this data by testing your internet connection speeds. The URL to link to is https://speed.measurementlab.net/#/. Please take the speed test SEVERAL TIMES–the more Wisconsin data there is the more accurate picture we have about internet connection speeds across the state.
2021-2022 Open Enrollment
The inter-district public school Open Enrollment program allows parents to apply for their children to attend public school in a school district other than the one in which they reside or to remain in their current district in the event that they move out of the district before the start of the 2021-2022 school year (Moving? See HERE for more information on remaining in District through the school year). Open Enrollment will allow student(s) to continue attending school in the School District of Sheboygan Falls. Please call Mara Nack at 920-467-7893 for additional information or check the Department of Public Instruction Website at: https://dpi.wi.gov/open-enrollment (also check the 2021-2022 Open Enrollment Regular Application Period Brochure).
 
There is no tuition cost for students participating in the Open Enrollment program, but parents are responsible for transporting their student(s) to and from school.
 
The open enrollment period for the 2021-2022 school year is from February 1, 2021 until 4:00 p.m., April 30, 2021.  
 
Applications must be done on the DPI (Department of Public Instruction) website at https://dpi.wi.gov/open-enrollment. A link to this site will also be available on the school web site during the application period at: www.sheboyganfalls.k12.wi.us. The DPI website will be active from February 1, 2021 until 4:00 p.m. on April 30, 2021.  
 
If you anticipate a possible move out of the School District of Sheboygan Falls, please complete the Open Enrollment application as soon as possible. You have the right to cancel your application at any time and are not bound to enrollment. If you are currently attending under a Tuition Waiver, you will need to complete an Open Enrollment application for the upcoming school year.
Seeking Substitute Teachers
The School District of Sheboygan Falls is actively seeking substitute teachers for immediate placement in classrooms.
 
In order to keep schools open for face to face learning, the District is seeking anyone with a teaching license or a bachelor’s degree to assist in filling open positions. Emergency licenses or permits may be granted to qualified applicants. You do not need a teaching license to substitute, as a bachelor’s degree qualifies you to be a substitute teacher.
 
Click here for more information.
 

 

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SFES Communicator – December 11, 2020
December 14th, 2020
December 11, 2020
Reminder: School Calendar Changes for December
A reminder that the Board of Education made changes to the school calendar to allow our staff additional in-service days and time as they balance in-person, virtual and hybrid learning. Please adjust your family calendars accordingly. 
 
December 21 – in-service for staff, no school for students
December 22 – no school for staff or students
January 4 – return to school
Infinite Campus: Is Your Information Current?
Wondering why your spouse gets e-mails from school and you don’t?
Not receiving text updates like you used to?
Had a name change or other information to update?
 
Please take a moment to check your contact information in Infinite Campus and make any changes or updates. It helps us keep you informed and keep all kids safe!


Lunch Order Form for the Week of December 21
Even though students will be on vacation, our Nutrition Team will still be preparing free meals for all students.
 
If you are interested in getting meals for the week of December 21, please fill out this form (https://forms.gle/3mTunATch1Ybk2Pu9).
 
Meals will be available for pick up on December 21 in two location/times:
 
1) the FRONT drive of the middle school on Monday, Dec 21 from 10am to 11am, 
OR
2) the FRONT drive of the high school on Monday, Dec 21 from 3 to 4 pm.
 
This order form is due noon on TUESDAY, December 15 for meals to be picked up on December 21.
 
PLEASE NOTE: You must complete one form per child.  
 
There will be no meal distribution on December 28. We will resume meal distribution on January 4.
COVID Exposure and Quarantining
Wondering what the newly released recommendations from the CDC and the Sheboygan County Health Department mean for quarantining and how long to quarantine in general in cases of COVID exposure? Click HERE for guidance.


In addition, in case you missed it, HERE is a message from Superintendent Annalee Bennin, on the updated guidelines and what they mean for the School District.


All families received a letter from Superintendent Bennin on December 10 regarding our District status and CDC/Sheboygan County Health Department updates. It is important that you read here.
 
Virtual Learning Reminder
With the uptick in COVID cases in the county and across the state, many families have requested information about the requirements if they choose to have their child learn virtually. See HERE for the requirements for families that choose to have their child learn virtually, along with helpful information for making a decision for your family.
Youth & Family Resource Opportunities
December 2020
Check out these December Youth and Family Resources HERE. 
From Our School Nurses
 
Counselors’ Corner
Holiday stress weighing on you? Check out THESE TIPS.
 
Mrs. Lorge & Mrs. Humski
Elementary School Counselors
Holiday Celebrations
This year, our Holiday Sing-along will be during the school day in classrooms, but our students will also sing in video format for their classroom families (your child’s teacher will send the link). We look forward to the next time we can sing together as a community. In the meantime, share some songs as a family or with your extended family, however you may visit over the winter break (Google Meet, anyone?).
 
Mrs. Haines and Mrs. Schmitz
Winter Weather Outerwear Reminder
We play outside every day that the temperature (including wind chill) is above zero degrees Fahrenheit, thus please be sure your child has appropriate outerwear (coat, hat, hand coverings), and dig out those snow pants and boots (snow will be here before you know it). 
 
If you find you need assistance with these items, please reach out to our school counselors or school office.
Seeking Substitute Teachers
The School District of Sheboygan Falls is actively seeking substitute teachers for immediate placement in classrooms.
 
In order to keep schools open for face to face learning, the District is seeking anyone with a teaching license or a bachelor’s degree to assist in filling open positions. Emergency licenses or permits may be granted to qualified applicants. You do not need a teaching license to substitute, as a bachelor’s degree qualifies you to be a substitute teacher.
 
Click here for more information.
Message from the Principals
Happiest of Holidays to our Falcon Families! While these holidays may look a bit different, we hope there will be special memories and time to rest and recharge. Remember to do a little bit of reading over break to keep the learning going, and find time to get some fresh air when the weather permits.
 
Lynn Bub, SFES Principal
Shelley Hyde, SFES Associate Principal
 

 

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SFES Communicator – October 30, 2020
October 30th, 2020

 
October 30, 2020
School Calendar Changes for November and December
The Board of Education met this week and made changes to the school calendar to allow our staff additional in-service days and time as they balance in-person, virtual and hybrid learning. Please adjust your family calendars accordingly. Your child(ren) have been working hard and hopefully enjoy the time. As always, reading is one of the fundamental stepping stones to learning. Encourage your child to spend time with a favorite book on these days. The District will seek feedback about additional days, if needed, for the second semester.
 
November 13 – in-service for staff, no school for students
November 25 – no school for staff or students
December 21 – in-service for staff, no school for students
December 22 – no school for staff or students
Reminders
 
Conferences will be virtual this school year. You should have received the conference sign-up information with the option to have a Google Meet or a phone call. Conferences are scheduled for 15 minutes. Please be mindful of the time to allow for everyone to have the opportunity to have a conference.  
 
Please call the office for questions and for 4K conference scheduling. Here is the link for K-4th grade conference sign-up: picktime.com/sdsf
Reminders to our Bus Riders
Our bus drivers would like to remind students to:
  • have a facial covering on before boarding the bus;
  • keep the facial covering on for the entire ride;
  • stay in the assigned seat.
Thanks for doing your part to keep the bus safe!
Sheboygan Country School Superintendent and
Health Department Communication
The Sheboygan County school superintendents, in conjunction with the health department, recently sent a communication to all school families imploring them to follow health and safety guidelines in order to maintain in-person instruction in our schools. As we contact trace, we have found that the cases enter our schools and are contracted outside of our buildings. We have been able to move swiftly and accurately to minimize spread, and are asking for our family and community help. We are all in this together and want our current learning model of in-person learning to be sustained. The letter is shared again here.  
Case in School Letters
As of this week, we will no longer send the Case in School letters via Infinite Campus, as our families have indicated “letter fatigue.” We have instead started a “tracker” on our website. This is updated weekly so that families can be informed of positive cases as well as the number of quarantined students each week. The tracker can be found in the right navigation area on this page: https://www.sheboyganfalls.k12.wi.us/district/covid-19 .
 
This tracker will be updated each Friday by our district nurses.   Note that close contacts will continue to receive communication directly from the school and county health department.
Virtual Learning Reminders
With the uptick in COVID cases in the county and across the state, many families have questioned the requirements if they choose to have their child learn virtually. Click HERE for the requirements for all families that choose to have their child learn virtually, along with helpful information for making a decision for your family.
Isolate? Quarantine?
Whether to isolate or quarantine can be confusing, the below assists in explaining the differences.
Counselor Corner
RECESS NEWS! We are trying a few new things at recess to encourage students to make good choices, be kind to each other, and stay safe. 
 
We have an all-school incentive board posted and each class is working toward 40 recesses with positive choices. When they reach their goal, their puzzle piece is removed and our school will be one step closer to our all-school incentive!
 
If your child was making unexpected or unacceptable choices at recess they may receive a Recess Report (look for it on bright orange paper!). The Recess Report will be sent home so that you are aware of what has been happening at recess. Please take some time to talk to your child about how they can make better and safe choices. If you have any questions or concerns regarding the needs of your child please reach out to your child’s School Counselor. Thank you for your continued support and partnership! 
 
Mrs. Lorge & Mrs. Humski
Elementary School Counselors
GREAT NEWS! Free Breakfast and Lunch
for the rest of the school year!
We notified our families in September that free meals for ALL students were available until the end of December for both virtual and in-person students.
We have recently been notified that this has been extended until the end of the school year, unless federal funding runs out. Please watch the video to learn more. Students’ accounts will reflect that students received the meals with a no charged indicated. The only exception is when students choose ala carte items.
Falcon Families Update
The next Box Top Deadline is approaching on November 2nd. While most of it has gone digital there are still some traditional Box Tops floating around. Box Tops is allowing families to send those in themselves this year with the craziness that is 2020. PLEASE DO NOT SEND THEM TO SCHOOL! THIS LINK explains how to submit them. Please reach out to your school Box Tops coordinator, Jessica Montambo, with questions ([email protected]).
Seasonal Changes
Fall is in the air and so is the cooler weather. A reminder that outdoor recess happens daily when the temperature is zero degrees and above. Please make sure to send your child with proper gear. If you are not able to provide these for your child, please contact the office. We are happy to help with donations.
Seeking Substitute Teachers
The School District of Sheboygan Falls is actively seeking substitute teachers for immediate placement in classrooms.
 
In order to keep schools open for face to face learning, the District is seeking anyone with a teaching license or a bachelor’s degree to assist in filling open positions. Emergency licenses or permits may be granted to qualified applicants. You do not need a teaching license to substitute, as a bachelor’s degree qualifies you to be a substitute teacher.
 
Click here for more information.
Message from the Principals
Dear SFES Families,
 
As we enter a new month of school, we could not be more proud to still offer both in-person learning and virtual options to our families. Our staff and students have persevered through the new procedures, the safety updates, and flipped learning classrooms. Thank YOU for your kindness, patience, and partnership.
 
Lynn Bub, SFES Principal
Shelley Hyde, SFES Associate Principal
 

 

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SFES Communicator – August 14, 2020
August 20th, 2020

 
August 14, 2020
Welcome Back!
Greetings, Falcon Families: Despite the challenges presented to us at this time, we are so excited to welcome students back to school!
 
For your reference, here is the district’s Responsible Return Plan. The information contained in the newsletter below may help to answer specific questions you have, and is based on frequently asked questions from our SFES families. We hope it is helpful to you.
Who is My Child’s Teacher?
 
Thank you for taking the time to complete the survey sharing your child’s intended learning style for fall (face-to-face or virtual). As we gather student numbers, we may need to adjust class lists, which has delayed sharing this information with families. We plan to share your child’s teacher information at the end of August. An Infinite Campus message will go out notifying you when you can view this information in your parent portal in Infinite Campus.
Facial Coverings Supports for Children
Wearing masks is something new for all of us. Staff will work with with children to understand why we wear masks at school at this time and teach some strategies for use. Here is a great article from Children’s Hospital that may be helpful at home, as well. https://milwaukeecourieronline.com/index.php/2020/07/24/how-to-get-kids-to-wear-a-mask/
Drop Off and Pick Up Notes
 
We will continue the morning procedures we have established in the past. If you plan to use the parent drop-off circle (from Alfred Miley Avenue), please know there may be more cars than usual. Following procedures will help keep things moving. To help move the car line and move students safely into the building, we will be using door 4 (near the playground) in addition to door 3. Please pull as far forward as possible in the car line and your child(ren) can enter whichever of those two doors is nearest. Staff will be available to help students. We are counting on parents to pull forward, and fewer staff may be directing traffic so we can assist students.
 
At the end of the day, we will continue our use of PikMyKid. As we plan for more cars, another line will be added for select families. To keep traffic moving, the additional line will be for families without middle school students and/or students with individual students at the ES. This temporary additional pick up line will be located at the back of the building. If you would like to participate in this new car line, please complete this survey: https://forms.gle/nRTJrPHhta3nQFPZ7. We will connect with selected families to share instructions. Thank you for considering this option to help us get all students safely to their destination at the end of the school day.
 
PikMyKid instructions, car tags for every student, and bus tags for students eligible for the bus will be sent home via postal mail soon.
Supply Drop Off?
Because we have such a large school community, we will not be able to offer a large supply drop-off night this school year. Fortunately, our students know our building well, and our staff are ready to help get students settled on the first day of school and beyond. New families can make an appointment to see our building with their child by calling 920-467-7820. If you are unable to visit us in advance as a new family, please know that we plan on extra special care for our children and families this school year, especially on the first day of school.
 
Please do not feel obligated to send all of your child’s school supplies with them on the first day. Your child’s teacher will communicate ideas for getting supplies to school without overburdening children’s backpacks and carrying capacity. We would like students to focus on getting to their room, greeting their teacher, and being back in their school.
Bus Details
Drivers and riders will wear facial coverings in accordance with the Governor’s order and the District’s Responsible Restart plan (exceptions may be made for those with medical conditions); riders will apply hand sanitizer upon entering the bus; riders will sit in assigned seats and siblings will share a seat; non-resident students will no longer receive transportation services; special education transportation will have individually assigned seat belts/harnesses. 
 
For remaining bus questions, please contact Heidenreiter Bus at 920-467-2651.
Visitor Policy for 20-21 School Year
We typically love to welcome parents and other family members for
lunch or other special activities. Our district is temporarily restricting visitors. If you need to drop an item off, we will utilize our
vestibule. Parents picking a child up will work with our school nurse in our entrance area (door 2). Thank you for your understanding and flexibility. We assure you we are still smiling behind our masks and can’t wait to welcome you into our building again soon.
 
Our office staff can help route calls and answer questions to help take care of student and family needs.
Nursing Questions
 
We are very fortunate to have the help of two Registered Nurses in our district. Nurse Amber Silva is the Registered Nurse who serves the Elementary School and will be supporting students and staff. If you have medications to drop off for your child(ren), please contact the office to set up a time with Nurse Amber. Please fill out the necessary paperwork ahead-of-time to minimize contact during this process.
 
Nurse Amber also works with our local Department of Health and has advised us during our Responsible Return planning. Thank you, Nurse Amber!
What Will Virtual Learning Look Like?
We have received many questions about Virtual Learning at the Elementary Level. Here is what you can expect:
  • Mini lessons offered live at select times during the school day (and recorded for later viewing, if necessary). These include mini lessons for literacy, math, science, social studies and specials.
  • Small group guided time for math and literacy (live, and likely not recorded, as these are interactive).
  • Independent work time based on the mini lessons of the day. Opportunities/expectations to share this work with the teacher via SeeSaw or Canvas; feedback from the teacher.
  • Weekly live social opportunity with classmates.
  • Being live on meets all day is not appropriate or expected for elementary school students.
  • Home support and some student independence will be crucial to success!
 
Here is a link with more details.
Message from the Principals
Dear SFES Families,
 
Thank you so much for your participation, questions, ideas, and support as we have worked through the process of getting ready for school this year. We are grateful for your partnership in modeling excitement for coming back to school, as well as sharing your calm with your children. Our first weeks will include even more learning as we practice our safety procedures and launch our school year. We can and will do this together. We appreciate you!
 
Lynn Bub, SFES Principal
Shelley Hyde, SFES Associate Principal
 

 

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SFES Communicator – February 28, 2020
February 28th, 2020
February 28, 2020
Upcoming Events
March
5
Optional Spring Parent Teacher Conferences (sign-up here)
19
3rd Grade Folk Dancing Night (6:00)
23-27
Spring Break (No School)
Pennies for Patients …
A Success
As part of our Pennies for Patients service learning to benefit the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society, staff agreed to do some crazy things! Third grade teachers dressed as snowpeople, and Mrs. Brotz donated her hair (complete with a lesson about professionals being the only people who should cut hair). 
Thanks for being good sports, SFES Falcon Staff!
AND … Students earned incentives too. A glimpse into extra recess and play time for 2nd graders.
Mrs. Brotz’s class met their goal for their donation for Pennies for Patients, thus Mrs. Brotz cut her hair for donation!!!
Celebrating our Tuneful, Artful, Beatful Students
 
Our Second and Fourth grade students performed on the big stage at our high school auditorium for their winter concert on February 20th. Thanks to all who came to see the show and those who watched from home via Facebook Live. This video is archived on our Facebook page if you missed it.
We are so proud of our young musicians, their teachers, and families. Take a look HERE.
2020-21 Class Placement
It is strange to think that we’ll soon be making preliminary preparations for the next school year!
HERE is some information about how we construct classes each year and ways you can share information about your child as a learner.  
Share Your Voice on Special Education in WI
 
March 2 – 6, 2020 is online public forum commenting. The forum gives Council members the opportunity to gather input from families and school staff on the unique challenges and successes of special education in Wisconsin. The Council uses the information gathered to advise the State Superintendent on matters affecting the education of Wisconsin’s children and youth with disabilities. If you would like to participate, provide your comment in English or Spanish March 2 – 6, 2020.
From Our School Nurses
Being stuck indoors through WI winters likely has everyone’s screen time maxed out. It’s understandable!
 
Remember that kids are not developmentally ready to make their own choices about responsible screen time limits. This doesn’t have to mean cutting it completely out, either.
 
Be your child’s mentor and explain limits and expectations for screen time.
Model healthy habits that you choose for your family.
They Grow Up So Fast … 2020 Census Reminder
 
REMINDER:
2020 is a census year. Please see more information HERE.
Food Service Account Restrictions
Students are able to purchase extras in addition to their regular breakfast or lunch. These extras may include a second entree, milk, juice or other snacks. We recognize that not all families wish to allow their students to make those extra purchases. You may contact the Food Service department at 920-550-5893 to request that restrictions be placed on your student’s account. Please communicate these restrictions to your student(s) so that they know your expectations. Purchases made by students will result in charges to their food service account. If your student attempts to make a purchase, the food service staff will remind the student of your restriction. The food service staff will do their best to monitor parental restriction requests; however, if a sale is made you are responsible for payment.
Notice to Parents Who are Moving out of the District
If you are anticipating a move or moving out of the Sheboygan Falls District during the current school year, your student can continue attending school in Sheboygan Falls. Please contact your building office, or the district office, to receive DPI Form PI-9419-B – Request for Tuition Waiver Due to Move, for the remainder of the 2019-2020 school year. Completion of this form will enable your child to continue attending school in the Sheboygan Falls District even though you no longer live within the District boundaries for the remainder of this school year. An open enrollment application or alternate open enrollment application will then need to be completed for the 2020-2021 school year and beyond. Please call Julie Hahn at 467-7893 if you have any questions regarding tuition waivers or open enrollment.
Message from the Principals
 
SFES Families,
 
It’s attendance season! At this time of the year, our students sometimes reach a number of absences that requires us to send you a letter per state statute. Rest assured that we understand that developing children experience childhood illnesses (especially this winter), and that family events are an important part of growing up. Click here for more information on Wisconsin’s attendance statute, and our responsibilities as a school.
 
Lynn Bub, SFES Principal
Shelley Hyde, SFES Associate Principal
 

 

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