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School District of Black Hawk
The School District of Black Hawk does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national
origin, age, sex, or handicap in educational programs or activities or in employment.
May 2022
Building
I want to thank the community for passing the referendum. Supporting the building project was an
essential piece that should assist in keeping Black Hawk School District viable for many years to come.
We are embarking on a process that has not been done at Black Hawk in 25 years, construction. Actually,
if you consider the demolition portion of the project, I am not sure it has ever been done before at Black
Hawk School District. There will be a lot of firsts, at least for me.
I have heard a few questions about the process. When will the building start? How long will it take?
Where will classes be held when work is being done? All of these are great questions. I will give you a
tentative response to some of these at this time and more detail as we move forward. The district will do
its best to keep you updated. As part of the effort to inform the public, in the near future we will replace
the referendum tab on our website with a construction tab.
As far as the timeline for construction it will be a while before you see anything tangible. The process has
started for the planning. I have and will continue to meet with the team from HSR on the plans for the
building, the process and the timeline. The HSR team intends to be done with plans by December and to
put the construction phase out to bid in January of 2023. The intent will be to start construction in March
or April of 2023.
The construction will be a phased approach. The builders will build the addition between the two buildings
and the new office/entrance first. Classes and rooms will be moved into the new spaces. Then the
designated sections of the building will be torn down. Finally, the new section of the addition to be set on
the footprint of the removed portions will be built. The project as a whole is projected to be completed by
December of 2024.
Some processes will start soon, such as the site survey. We will engage Environmental Management
Consulting to deal with and plan any needed asbestos or other hazardous material removal. Borrowing and
investing of the necessary funds will take place in the next month or two. Many things that will happen in
the near future will not be noticeable but are necessary to make sure this project is done well and meets the
needs of the students, staff and community.
The aim is to move forward with the process very deliberately under the guidance of HSR.
HSR has completed many school projects and is very knowledgeable of the process and requirements of
work such as ours. We believe in the end the community will be pleased with the commitment that has
been made.
Sincerely,
Willy Chambers
During 3rd grade guidance, we spent a lot of time talking about
character education traits. We completed several smart board
games to reinforce these character education words. During
guidance time, we had lots of productive conversations about why
individuals should demonstrate good character at all times. We dis-
cussed such words as honesty, responsibility, respect, courage and
thankfulness to name just a few. We wrapped up this topic by each
student picking a character education word, writing it on a key
template and coloring the key. The 3rd Keys to Good Character
display is outside my office. The students enjoy picking out their
key and showing their friends as they walk by the display.
5th graders enjoyed bowling at Leisure Lanes in Monroe as a reward
for the Middle School Student Council Butter Braid sale!!
Elementary Middle School High School
Bradley Figi Thea Kammerud Carter
Brock Gamez Cole Dunlavey Baumgartner
Gunnar Werren
Attention 5th Grade Parents/Guardians:
Your student will be entering 6th grade for the 2022-2023 school year. Each student is required to
have a Tdap vaccination prior to the start of school.
The Tdap is an adolescent tetanus, diphtheria, and acellular pertussis combination vaccine. If a
student received a dose of a tetanus-containing vaccine, such as Td, within five years before
entering the grade in which Tdap is required, the student is compliant and a dose of Tdap vaccine
is not required.
If you have questions pertaining to the student's needing the Tdap or not, please contact me
at kassar@blackhawk.k12.wi.us and I can review the vaccination status of the student.
Sara Kaster
MSN, APNP, FNP-BC
School Nurse
School District of Black Hawk
Middle School Scientists Build Bird
Feeders for Earth Day
Earth Day 2022 took place on Friday, April 22nd. This year’s theme was, “Invest in Our Planet.” In honor
of Earth Day and helping to keep our ecosystems healthy and stable, the middle school science students
made bird feeders. Fun was had by all, and the students are reporting seeing many different types of
birds enjoying the feeders outside their homes.
Family Day at the Ballpark
Black Hawk Baseball will be hosting a family day at the ballpark on Saturday
May 7th. Come watch your Warriors take on River Ridge, IL at 11 and stay after
the game for some more fun. Concessions will be available during the game.
All elementary age kids will be welcome to play kickball on the field following
the game. At 3:00, the 2nd annual Home Run Derby will be held. A $1 per swing
donation is asked by participants in the home run derby. 4 trophies will be
awarded based on age divisions.
Black Hawk “Running Club” May Mile.
We will have one final Fun Run for the school year. It will be a May Mile,
four laps around the track.
Parents are welcome to come on out and cheer. We will plan on holding the event on
Tuesday, May 17th.
If there is inclement weather, we will do a mile run inside the school instead. Students will
meet after school in the upper commons. We will head out to the track for a brief warm up
and begin the run at 3:45.
Students will receive a snack after completing the event and then will be free to leave after
all participants have finished. The event is open to all students, staff, and Black Hawk com-
munity members. If you have questions, please contact Mrs. Petitjean
at petkri@blackhawk.k12.wi.us.
(See attached)
Black Hawk “Running Club”
2022 MAY MILE
When: Tuesday, May 17th
Time: After School-4:10pm
All students who need rides must be picked up at 4:15pm
~1 mile around the track
*Event will be held inside if there is inclement weather.
A small snack will be provided after completion of the event.
NO COST
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I give my child ___________________permission to stay after school for the “MAY
Mile” on May 17th and will pick them up no later than 4:15pm or have them walk
home. I understand my child should dress appropriately for the weather if it is held
outside.
___________________________ ______________
Parent Signature Date
Grade of Student:______
Children below 5th grade must be accompanied by an older sibling, classroom teach-
er, or another adult. We will meet in the upper commons at 3:35 pm and walk to
the track together for a short warm up after school before heading into our run at
~3:45pm.
Any food related allergies (please list):
We enjoyed reading books to Mrs. Petitjean’s 5th grade class.
They also read to us!! After reading they gave us Dunkin Donuts for
breakfast! We look forward to more activities with 5th grade!
Mrs. Wills
Mrs. Petitjean's 5th graders earned
"Books for Breakfast" as a reward day!
They enjoyed reading with Mrs. Wills's 2nd
graders, followed by donuts at snack time!
It was a great way to encourage good
behavior, partner up with the 2nd grade
for some reading, and celebrate the end
of National Reading Month.
Mrs. Petitjean
Black Hawk FFA
Even with the transition from one officer team to another our chapter has still been as busy as ever.
We started off the month with our first chapter meeting introducing our new team. Our team for 2022-2023
consists of Stevie Cobb as our president, Makayla Kammes as our Vice President, Ellie Elder as our secretary,
Gavin Smith as our treasurer, Lilly Schultz as sentinel, and Allyse Troemel serving as reporter. Following our first
meeting, we had our Easter Potluck. We had many members attend and we had all got to enjoy some good food.
Thanks to everyone who came and contributed to it!
That same week we had our Easter Egg Hunt. There were about forty kids who participated. They enjoyed Easter
egg dying, cookie decorating, Bingo, coloring, we made Easter Bunny cups, and, of course, the Easter Egg Hunt.
We then had lunch which was Papa Murphy's pizza followed by a visit from the Easter bunny, some tag, and oth-
er fun activities in the gym. We hope all the kids who came had fun!
On Saturday, April 16, we had our Annual Alumni Auction. Thank you to Powers Auction Service for hosting once
again this year. We appreciate everything you all do for us!
Finally, we would like to wish good luck to all of the students participating in the State CDEs on April 29 in Madi-
son. We hope each team will represent Black Hawk well!
Sincerely, your 2022-2023 FFA reporter,
Allyse Troemel
Dear Black Hawk FFA Community, My name is Stevie Cobb and I have the honor of serving the Black Hawk FFA as the 2022-2023 President. This year we have a team of six Officers with Jessica Nehs serving as our FFA Advisor. I would like to introduce the rest of the team to the community as well. Serving as the Vice President is Makayla Kammes. Makayla is a young promising individual who has done great things for the FFA and we cannot wait to see the great things she will continue to do. Serving as Secretary is Ellie Edler. Ellie is a very organized smart individual and we cannot wait to see what she brings to the table this year. Filling the spot as Treasure is Gavin Smith. Gavin is a hard working talented individual and will be a great addi- tion to our Officer Team. Serving as Reporter is Allyse Troemel. Allyse is a responsible young lady who will serve as the chapter’s Reporter. Rounding off the team we have Lilly Schultz as our Sentinel Elect. Lilly is a great per- son to have on the team for her dedication. I am personally excited to get the opportunity to lead this amazing team. My Officer team and I cannot wait to see what we can accomplish in this coming year. Your 2022-2023 Black Hawk FFA President, Stevie Cobb
March Employee of the Month Revtrak
Tara Kammes Pay fees Online!
You can pay your Fees Online.
Visit Revtrack
https://blackhawk-
k12.revtrak.net/
March was a competitive month for employee nominations. School Fees
Please join me in congratulating Ms. Tara Kammes as the
March Employee of the Month. Lunch Money
Sports Fees
Tara was nominated by multiple staff members. This is what
they had to say about Tara. “She has a great attitude and Instrument Rental
willingness to help." She is doing a ton of extra work for the
students of this district right now. From organizing concessions Sports Passes
and prom, organizing and chaperoning field trips for her
and more.
students, and putting together a great art display.
Tara also assisted the musical performance by painting amazing
backgrounds and props. This is addition to teaching with a smile
on her face at the same time! Congratulation Ms. Kammes.
If you have any questions
please call the School Office
608-439-5371.
NONDISCRIMINATION POLICY
It is the policy of Black Hawk Board of Education that no person shall, on the basis of sex, race, national origin,
ancestry, creed, pregnancy, marital or parental status, sexual orientation, physical, mental, emotional, or
learning disability or handicap be excluded from participation in, be denied the benefits of, or be subjected to dis-
crimination under any program or activity or in employment. Any student questions concerning Title VI, which pro-
hibits discrimination on the basis of race, color, and national origin; Title IX which prohibits discrimination on the
basis of sex; or Section 504, which prohibits discrimination on the basis of handicap, should be directed to: William
Chambers, Ed D, Superintendent, 202 E. Center Street, South Wayne, WI 53587 or call 608-439-53712022-2023
8th Grade Promotion
Thursday-June 2nd, 2022 @ 7pm
8th Grade Parents-Promotion Letters will be coming home soon. Please fill out
and return to school so Promotion Certificates can be ordered.
Middle School News…
May 3rd-7th Grade Vitense Golf
May 6th-6th Grade Rendezvous @ Woodford Park
May 11th-6th Grade SkyZone
June 1st-8th Grade Great America
Sub Bus Driver(s) Needed
The Black Hawk Area
Food Pantry
The Black Hawk School District is
serves the families of the
looking for qualified people to work
Black Hawk School District.
as substitute bus drivers for the
2021-2022 school year.
*Just a reminder that the Food Pantry is
open every 3rd Thursday of the month
If you have interest or questions call
during the hours of 3pm-6pm.
Cory Milz, Transportation Director
or Beth Zimmerman at
We are located at: (608) 439-5371
102 West Center St.
South Wayne, WIThere will be ONE more Parent’s Club meetings for the year (May 5th), meetings are held in the
upper commons at 6:00 and are open to anyone with a child in the Black Hawk elementary, we hope
to see you there! Please keep a look out for our Spring “fudgeraiser”, the packets should be coming
home in your child’s book bags. There are SO many choices of fudge and popcorn this year, please
be sure to find a child who is selling so you can get in on some of this deliciousness! We also still
have some dates for the Papa Murphy’s fundraiser, this is such an easy and delicious way to raise a
little money. All you have to do is go to Papa Murphy’s on the day of our fundraiser and mention
the “Black Hawk Parent’s Club” at checkout. how easy and DELICIOUS! (Please see the attached
sheet for the upcoming dates)
We again want to thank you for your continuous support! We know in small schools like ours we rely
on all of you parents so much, and you go above and beyond to answer the call! We are SO proud to
be supporting our little Warriors! We hope the rest of the school year is a successful and healthy
one! As always, please feel free to reach out to any of the Parent’s Club officers with any ques-
tions or concerns!
Keep checking our Facebook page for upcoming events and meetings.
Keep scanning your BOX TOPS
www.boxtops4education.com
President Secretary
Haley Larse Melissa Pickett
haley@greencountytitle.com picmel@blackhawk.k12.wi.us
Vice President Treasurer
Courtney Grossen Nicole Lewis
courtneybrooker@yahoo.com nlewis2131@gmail.comSubstitute Teachers School Board of Education
The Board holds a regular business meeting on the second Monday
& Aides Needed!
of the month, beginning at 7:00 p.m. The meetings are held in South
Wayne. All board meetings are open public meetings unless posted
otherwise. Residents are encouraged to attend and may telephone
(608) 439-5400 for information.
President……….………..…………………....Kerry Holland
Vice President…………………...…...……..…..Dee Paulson
Treasurer………………..….……………........Alicia Sigafus
Clerk…………………...…….………….………...Jason Figi
Member……………...………………….……....Jessica Seffrood
Member………………...…………………..…...Jim Baumgartner
Member……………………………………...Val Dunlavey
If interested please contact Melissa
at (608) 439-5400 Ext 105.
Recycling and Other Dumpsters
As always the staff and Board thank everyone who has donated to the metal/aluminum can
drive. The funds have proven to be beneficial to the staff and students of the school district. The
district greatly appreciates the efforts of Powers Auction Service in providing this opportunity.
A couple of notes that we would like to make:
Please do not place items with Freon/coolant in the recycling dumpster
Please do not place TV’s or Computer/Related technology in the dumpster
Please do not place trash in the recycling dumpster
The other dumpsters (serviced by Faherty) are for school uses only
We do appreciate the donations. Improper use of the dumpsters costs the district and may result
in a net loss.
Sincerely,
Willy ChambersMARCH 14, 2022 - REGULAR MEETING President Kerry Holland in the commons called the meeting to order at 7:00 pm. The following board mem- bers were present Dee Paulson, Jessica Seffrood, Kerry Holland, Alicia Sigafus via Zoom and Jason Figi - Ab- sent Jon Satterlee and Jason Herbst. Also present was administration of Willy Chambers, Cory Milz and Guest. Motion by Figi and seconded by Seffrood to consent to agenda. Motion carried on a voice vote. Motion by Figi seconded by Seffrood. Motion carried on a roll call vote Chambers: We have worked with Warren to purchase new middle school football uniforms. Warren's boosters paid 1/2, our boosters put $1000 toward the effort and the district covered the remaining $864.40. I attended the Village of Gratiot meeting on the first. I will be attending the Town of Wayne Meeting Wednesday night to share infor- mation. The HSR team and I have been meeting on a bi-weekly basis to discuss progress and next steps. The last community referendum meeting will be March 24, from 5:30 PM to approximately 7 PM. The HSR team will bring down one more flyer to be mailed and a couple of banners to be displayed. I met with the Math teachers to discuss new HS math curriculum and have scheduled another meeting for this Wednesday. I have started to meet with the elementary teachers to discuss class assignments due to the numbers. I am seeking grants for playground equipment. I have written one from Aldi's and looking into one from Allegiant. I had been meeting with both counties (superintendents and health director's) on a weekly basis. Lafayette County has become on an as needed basis, Green County is now bi-weekly. I met with DEMCO, a furniture company, to look at options if the referendum passes. Milz: February Employee of the Month was Josh Firgens. Staff nominated Josh for his commitment to extra duties that benefit the students and his colleagues. For example, Josh runs a morning coffee shop with students from his business classes. Dan Campbell, M.S. student council advisor, completed running the Butter Braids fundraising effort to continue to raise funds for middle school related activities, such as the annual ski trip and incentive activities for 4 th and 5th grades. Thanks to Mrs. Jessica Nehs and the FFA officer team for organizing and hosting the annual FFA pancake breakfast on Feb. 27. Mrs. Nehs has stepped in and done a fantastic job with our FFA and Ag classes. Want to recognize and thank Mrs. Kristina Petitjean for providing some after school fitness opportunities for our students. She orga- nized a fun run in February, and is holding a “Shamrock Shuffle” running activity this Thursday for students who are interested. Congratulations to Owen Huschitt on his 3rd place finish at the WIAA state wrestling championship and congratulations to Owen Seffrood on his 2nd place finish at the WIAA state wrestling championships. Other sports news: Jr. High Boys’ Basketball has begun. Six 8th graders and nine 7th graders participating. H.S. track practice began on March 7, 2022, 3 seniors; 8 juniors; 9 sophomores (3); 4 freshman / 24 total H.S. softball practice began today on March 14. 3 seniors, 3 juniors, 6 sophomores, 4 freshman / 16 total. H.S. baseball practice will begin next Monday, March 21. Two seniors, 1 junior, 6 sophomores, 5 freshman/14 total. Congratulations to Gavin Smith (10th) for earning a Class A music theatre solo and Bailey Abney (12th) for earning a Class A Vocal Solo and Class A musical theatre solo at sectional solo and ensemble competition. Both will be performing at the state solo and ensemble competition coming up in May. Congratulations to our middle school FFA Quiz Bowl team who finished first at sectional LDE competition. The girls will compete at the state FFA convention in June. Musical, Aladdin, will be performed at 7 p.m. on Friday, April 1 ; Saturday, April 2; and Sunday, April 3 @ 2 p.m. The plan is for a spa- ghetti supper prior to Friday and Saturday night’s performances. Ms. Kammes’ art students will be hosting an art gallery of student work during these dates as well.
State assessment windows open up on March 21. We will begin administering the Forward Exam to 3 rd – 8th graders in March. 9th and 10th graders will also be taking the ACT Aspire Exams in April. 4th, 8th, and 10th. Board of Education - Paulson - Black Hawk Pride meeting will be giving 1 shirt to student and staff. Shirts and signs are in will be distribut- ed. Figi also commented and thanked Dee for that she is doing for the referendum. Public Comment was called for- Dusty Williams - Thank the Board members for serving on the board, Thanks to Willy and Cory for sharing information for the District. Joined the committee to help and have only had 2 or 3 people attending the meetings. Dusty asked if the Board is even supporting the referendum. Monroe Board has done a very good job of working and pushing there referendum. Where are the people that care as not much support has been given? Part of this committee was to start a Facebook page and one person reached out to Dusty stating good things. Board needs to reach out and push more for referendum. Do not be reliant on just one person to push for the referendum. People need to get out and push and lead. If the school board members are not pushing referendum, it will fail. We have 3 weeks left to get it pushed out the information. Share the post from Black Hawk Pride post. The Black Hawk Pride page has over 100 followers and reached over 7500 people. Thousands of people have read the post. Share facts and get the information out to the voters. Lead by example and push and support school. Thanks for your time and consideration. Discussion Items- Board is okay with giving out gift cards. $100 - $200 range is what we are looking at more to come next month. Action Items- Motion by Seffrood and seconded by Paulson to approve the policy changes as presented by NEOLA. Motion carried on a voice vote. Motion Paulson and seconded by Figi to approve volunteer baseball coaches of Coltin Laird, Payton Calow and Jim Baumgartner. Motion carried on a voice vote. Motion by Seffrood and seconded by Paulson to approve Hailee Kammerud as volunteer softball coach. Motion carried on a voice vote. Motion by Paulson and seconded by Sigafus to accept the resignation of Assistant Football Coach Payton Calow. Motion carried on a voice vote. Motion by Paulson and seconded by Figi to approve the retirement of Pam Kohlstedt and thanks for your 35 years of service to the Dis- trict. Motion carried on a voice vote. Motion by Paulson and seconded by Sigafus to hire Ian Duff Bowersas Special Education teacher for 2022-23 school year. Motion carried on a voice vote. Motion by Paulson and seconded by Seffrood to approve Hailee Kammerud as head volleyball coach. Motion carried on a voice vote. No action on Assistant Football Coach as no applicant. Motion by Paulson and seconded by Figi to approve Terry Pickett as student transportation for both positions. Motion carried on a roll call vote. Motion by Seffrood seconded Paulson to hire Don Hawkinson as Middle School Boys Basketball Coach for 2022-23. Motion carried on a voice vote. Motion by Paulson and seconded by Figi to approve having a Board Employee. Motion carried on a roll call vote. It was decided to have it August 28, 2022 at the General Store. Motion by Seffrood and seconded by Paulson to approve having Jeni Shifferl continuing her additional hours till the end of the year which is 2.5 hours. Motion carried on a roll call vote. Motion by Paulson and seconded by Seffrood to approve High School Art, Band and Choir to attend the Blue Man Group on April 25th, 2022. Motion carried on a roll call vote. Motion by Figi and seconded by Paulson to approve CESA # 3-contract for r2022-23. Motion carried on a roll call vote. Motion by Paulson and seconded by Figi to go into executive session at 8:00 pm president announcement of the executive session under 19.85(1) items b, c and f, Wisconsin State Statues. Motion carried on a roll call vote. YES - Seffrood, Holland, Paulson, Figi - ABSENT Satterlee, Herbst, Sigafus left as she was on Zoom. The Board returned to open session at 8:08 pm Motion by Figi and seconded by Paulson to adjourn at 8:08 pm. Motion carried on a voice vote. Submitted by, Jason Figi
Breakfast Menu
May 2022
Milk Choice 1% White, Fat Free Chocolate or Strawberry
Whole Wheat Peanut Butter & Jelly Served Daily
WG-Whole Grain
“This institution is an equal opportunity Provider”
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
2 3 4 5 6
Cereal Berry French Toast Strudel Stick Pancakes French Toast Sticks
Yogurt Applesauce Yogurt Granola Bar Granola Bites
Juice Milk Apple Peaches Pears
Milk Milk Milk Milk
9 10 11 12 13
Pop Tart Cinnamon French Waffle Sticks Apple Churro Chocolate Chip
Toast Granola Bites French Toast
Granola Bites Peaches
Fruit Cocktail Pears Peaches
Apple Milk
Milk Milk Milk
Milk
16 17 18 19 20
Cereal Bar Strawberry Pancakes Breakfast Scramble Breakfast Bagel Long John
Cheezits Pears Granola Bar Yogurt Peaches
Apple Milk Mixed Fruit Apple Milk
Milk Milk Milk
23 24 25 26 27
Muffin Blueberry Waffle Confetti Pancakes Cinnamon Waffles Apple Filled
Breadstick
Granola Bites Peaches Applesauce Peaches
Granola Bites
Apple Milk Milk Milk
Applesauce
Milk
Milk
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School ChoiceLunch Menu
Milk Choice 1% White, Fat Free Chocolate or Strawberry
May Whole Wheat Peanut Butter & Jelly Served Daily
WG-Whole Grain
2022
“This institution is an equal opportunity Provider”
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
2 3 4 5 6
Mac & Cheese Salisbury Steak Mini Corn Dogs Pizza Dippers/Sauce Sloppy Joe/Bun
Cheese Stick Mashed Potatoes WG Doritos Cheezits Cheese stick
Carrots Gravy Green Beans Broccoli Cauliflower
Applesauce Dinner Roll Juice Apple Peaches
Mixed Fruit/Milk Milk Milk Milk
9 10 11 12 13
Pork Patty/Bun Ham Chicken Nuggets Corn Dog Taco
Cauliflower Scalloped Potatoes Granola Bites Sunchips Baked Scoops
Strawberries Cheese Stick Broccoli Green Beans Carrots
Breadstick
Milk Peaches Orange Mixed Fruit
WG Doritos
Milk Milk Milk
Apple/Milk
16 17 18 19 20
Pizza Chicken Fajitas Fish Sticks Sub Sandwich Quesadilla
Cheezits Soft Shell Granola Bites WG Doritos Broccoli
Green Beans Cheetos Cauliflower Carrot Sticks Slushie
Mandarin Oranges Yogurt Orange Pears Milk
Milk Peas Milk Milk
Applesauce/Milk
23 24 25 26 27
Brat/Bun French Bread Pizza Hamburger/Bun Cod Sandwich Chicken Patty/Bun
Green Beans Cheese Stick Cheese Slice Cheese Stick Cheetos
Apple Broccoli Sweet Potatoes Corn Cauliflower
Milk Applesauce Fruit Cocktail Orange Pears
Milk Milk Milk Milk
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School ChoiceMay 2022
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
2 3 4 5 6 7
Track (H)
5p BB @ Argyle 4p SB (H) 5p BB @ Highland 11a BB (H) River
Monticello Ridge
MS Track @ 630p Parents Club
Darlington 4p Track @ Meeting
Darlington
9 10 11 12 13 14
Track @ Darlington 430p BB @ Track @ Belleville
MS Track (H)
5p BB (H) Darlington
Monticello/Albany 5p BB @ Pecatonica 430p BB @ River
5p SB @ River Ridge DH
5p SB (H) Argyle 5p SB (H) PROM
Ridge
Pecatonica
7p School Board 5p SB (H) Benton/
Meeting Shullsburg
16 17 18 19 20 21
MS Track @
Monroe
5p BB @ Barneveld 6p Scholarship 130p Elementary 5p BB (H) Potosi/
Awards Night Spring Concert Cassville
415p Track @ UWP 5p SB @ Argyle
4p SB (H) Juda/
Albany 7p MS/HS Spring
Concert
630p SB @
Monticello
23 24 25 26 27 28
Track @ 5p BB @ Pecatonica Track @ 7p Graduation
Darlington Cambridge
Regionals Sectionals
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