Education Weekend, January 15-16, 2005 Page 3A "The Tribune, Jackson County, Ind, Crothersville board discusses ISTEP issues, teachers 7 School Lunch Menus I Terry Goodin said. The board of trustees also approved a request to begin paperwork on a temporary loan, something that has become common because of delays in receiving property tax payments, Goodin said. Once property taxes for 2004 are received, the loan will be paid. In other business, the board: 1 7 Approved the Dec. 13 minutes.
Reviewed and approved claims and the district's financial statement. Organized the board of finance, with Robert Spicer, president of the board of trustees, to act as president and Secretary Ralph Hillen-burg to act as secretary. Organization of the board is required by the state. Approved a request to bid for temporary loan. The next regular meeting of the board will be 6 p.m.
Feb. 14 at the central administration building. By DANYA CAIN dcaintribtown.com CROTHERSVILLE Remediation classes and instructors for Crothersville students in grades 10, 11 and 12 who have not passed the ISTEP test were approved at the Crothersville Community Schools Board of School Trustees meeting Monday. Trustees voted to approve the employment of Indiana Statewide Testing for Educational Progress Plus and win- ter program remediation' instructors Donna Koerner and Kevin Kasting. Koerner will instruct in language, while Kasting will work with students in math.
Classes will take place Saturdays, beginning Feb. 5 and continuing until March 12, the Saturday before spring ISTEP testing. The classes are part of the state-allowed waiver process and are. mandatory for students in grades 10, 11 and 12. who have not passed their gate-, way exam, Superintendent Honor Students named to the Trinity Lutheran High School honor rolls for the second quarter are: Freshmen High Honor Roll: Ashley' Fos-, ter, Brittany Pottschmidt, Chrystal Sauls, Kelly Thiessen Honor Roll: Sarah Bevers, Alex Franke, Katie Keily, Steven Schwipps Merit Roll: A.J.
Beach, Joe Benefiel, Meghan Doyle, Addie Ellsworth, Elizabeth Jordan, Adam Rodriguez, Zachary Smith, Gregory Wehmiller, Courtney Whipker Sophom*ores High Honor Roll: Miranda Jackson, Trent Kimbrell, Tyler Kimbrell, Kelly Luecke, Layne Schneider, Thomas Schroer, Morgan VonDielingen Honor Roll: Rebecca Curtis, Michael Healy, Jacob Her- SCHOOL MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY Seymour High Breakfast: Breakfast: Breakfast: Breakfast: Breakfast: School Mini rolls French toast Breakfast pizza Rapstick UncruslablePB i Lunch: Lunch: Lunch: Lunch: Lunch: Bacon cheese- Taco pie with salad Grilled chicken on a Turkey and noo- Fish sandwich, Seymour Middle burger deluxe, top or lasagna and bun, broccoli, veg- dies, mashed pota- macaroni and 'School curly fries, fruit salad, breadstick, gie sticks, fruit toes, green beans, cheese, slaw or i choice, milk choice. fruit choice, milk choice, milk choice roll, Jell-0 cubes, peas, fruit choice, choice fruit choice, milk milk choice Breakfast: Breakfast: Breakfast: Breakfast: Breakfast: i Seymour Mini rolls French toast Breakfast pizza Flapstick Uncrustable PB i Elementary Lunch: Lunch: Lunch: Lunch: Lunch: Schools Chili mac or maca-t Chicken patty, Texas Straw Hat, Hot dog on a bun, Fish shapes, oven acnoois roni and oheeseV- broccoli and lettuce and cheesej- tater tots, fruit -r-fries, fun-size pret i biscuit, veggie and cheese, broccoli, corn, cinnamon roll, choice-, milk choice zels, fruit choice, fruit choice, milk fruit choice, milk fruit choice, milk milk choice i "Redding choice choice 'Jackson i Lunch: Lunch: Lunch: Lunch: immanuei Tenderloin sand- Chicken and noo- Rich boy sandwich, Western, corn, fruit, Chicken strips, i i Lutheran wich, green beans, dies, peas, pears, baked beans, cookie mashed potatoes, peaches, cake butter bread pineapple fruit, yeast roll j' Lunch: Lunch: Lunch: Lunch: Lunch: i 1 St. Ambrose Chicken nuggets, Meatball sandwich, Barbecue pork pat- Lasagna, corn, Pizza mixed veg- carrots, biscuit, green beans, ty on a bun, mixed cheese straws, gles, mixed fruit pears peaches veggies, chips, pineapple appiesauce i 'Crothersville Breakfast: Breakfast: Breakfast: Breakfast: Breakfast: i Cereal, wheat Hot fruit pocket, Hot breakfast stick, Cereal, wheat toast French toast sticks, Schools toast and butter, spicy sausage egg round, chilled and butter, orange chilled fruit i orange juice Lunch: fruit juice Lunch: i Lunch: Chicken alfredo, Lunch: Lunch: Hamburger on a Sloppy joe on a bun, buttery mixed veg- Deli sub, potato Hot chili soup and bun, crispy french steamed broccoli, etables, hot biscuit wedges, tossed sal- crackers, peanut dill pickla i potato wedges, and butter, fresh ad and dressing, butter sandwich, slices, chewy i chilled fruit fruit fruity Jell-0 cheese slices, chocolate brownie i chilled pears i Lunch: Lunch: Lunch: Lunch: Lunch: Medora Pizza, corn, potato Chicken patty on Hot dog on bun, Barbeque sand- Chili and crackers, Schools chips, fruit, milk bun, green beans, peas, nachos and wich, potato peanut butter sand-1 macaroni and cheese, fruit, milk wedges, apple- wich, fruit, milk i cheese, fruit, milk sauce, cookie, milk Lunch: Lunch: Lunch: Lunch: Lunch: Freetown Pizza or chicken Manager's choice, Italian spaghetti, Nacho supreme, Pizza, chicken Elementary on a bun, buttered fruit, milk hot roll, veggie seasoned corn, wrap, green beans, School potatoes, fruit, milk sticks, fruit, milk fruit, milk fruit, milk Brownstown Lunch: Lunch: Lunch: Lunch: Lunch: Central High Pizza or chicken Pizza or hot ham Pizza or chili and Pizza or super soft Pizza or turkeyj ohnni anH on a bun' Duttered and cheese on a crackers, grilled taco, seasoned wrap, seasoned i ocnooi ana carrots, fruit, milk bun, choice of veg- cheese, fruit, milk corn, fruit, milk fries, fruit, milk Middle schools etable, fruit, milk Brownstown Lunch: Lunch: Lunch: Lunch: Lunch: Cheeseburger or Grilled cheese or Country fried steak Corn dog or nacho Pizza or chicken i' Elementary chicken patty, but- fish sandwich, sal- or Italian spaghetti supreme, seasoned wrap, green beans, School tered potatoes, ad, fruit, milk with meatballs, hot corn fruit milk fruit, milk fruit, milk 1 roll and butter, 'peas, fruit, milk Lunch: Lunch: Lunch: Lunch: Lunch: i Seymour Ham sandwich, Taco salad, fruit, Corn dogs, baked Ravioli, cheese Chicken and Christian macaroni and milk beans, fruit, milk sticks, fruit, milk cheese sandwich, Academy cheese, green tater tots, fruit, milk beans, fruit, milk i Lutheran Lunch: Lunch: Lunch: Lunch: Lunch: I Central School Grilled ham and Chicken soup, raw Rich boy sandwich, Texas straw hat, Beef and maca- i cheese, green carrots, apple- corn, rice Krispie iced graham crack- ronl, peas, vanilla beans, pears, cake sauce or Chef's square, peach ers, pineapple or nuddina Deaches salad, cookie smoothie chef'ssalad a' i I I Scholar Rolls camp, William Jaynes, Stephanie Kilgas, Kayla Trimpe, Julie Wehmiller Merit Drew Blanford, Micah Buss, Jennifer Cox, Laura Cox, Cody Deaton, Hannah Dorsett, Kayla Gill, Brandon Goecker, Brittany Hackman, John 'Landskroener, Andrea Newkirk, Micah Owens, Daniel Pinnow, Katie Rieckers, Aaron Rose, Eric Schepman, Leah Schepman, Stephanie Tum-minello Juniors Honor Roll: Candice Noelker, Janni Patel Merit Roll: Garrett Cox, Abby Schroer Seniors Honor Roll: Joshua Burbrink Merit Roll: Jamie Hiser, Rachel Keinath, Coleman McLeod, Kim Meier studies for the respective term, out of a possible GPA is 4.0. 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