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AUGUST 2013
School starts Tuesday, Aug. 20! Special back-to-school section inside.

New teachers, more tech for 2013-14

By Cole Hinz F.Y.I. Staff Writer
An expanded Title I program, new staff members, and more access to iPads are some of the changes students can expect to see at Frederick Area School this year. The school has updated its Title I program. Now all students K-6 are eligible for Title services. We chose to make this change because it gives us more flexibility and allows us to serve all of the students, Superintendent Bev Myer said. The Title I program aims to help economically disadvantaged students achieve academically. Previously, students had to meet eligibility criteria to take advantage of Title I services. However, because a sufficient percentage of students at Frederick Area meet economic eligibility requirements (measured by the perSee SCHOOL on page 3
Both the 14-and-under and 12-and-under Westport softball teams took home state championship trophies in July. They went on to the national tournament in Mankato, Minn., on July 24-28. Top photo (12-andunder): Standing, from left, Olivia Gohl, Jay Bakken, Meza Myer, Brooklyn Podoll, Maddy Nordine, Kendra Kleven, Lauren Whittler, Jessica Hertel, Abby Grabowska, Molly Rick, Grace Bakken, Jess Bjerke, Ireland Podoll, Troy Grabowska, Mike Heinz; kneeling: Kamryn Heinz and Sydney Loken. Bottom photo (14-and-under): Standing: Coach Jeff Forsting, Mollie Rausch, Isabelle Marie Podoll, Elizabeth Grabowska, Jamie Tebben, Margaret Thares, Brooklin Nordine, Coach Troy Podoll; kneeling: Michaela Podoll, Shae Sichmeller, Keely Podoll, Taryn Rossow, MiKayla Forsting, and Mallory Gauer. See more sports photos on page 11.

Area Frederick trict is School D

Whats coming up
THURSDAY, AUG. 8
Open House. 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. All parents are asked to attend. Fall Sports Meeting. 6:30 p.m. in the Frederick Gym-attendance is mandatory for all fall athletes of the LeolaFrederick and Frederick Sports teams.

Bats a-blazing: Two state champ teams

THURSDAY, AUG. 15
Football Practice Begins.

MONDAY, AUG. 19
Volleyball Practice Begins. Cross Country Practice Begins. Frederick Forward monthly meeting. 7 p.m. at the Frederick Area Museum.

TUESDAY, AUG. 20
School begins.

MONDAY, AUG. 26
Frederick Area Historical Society meeting, 7 p.m. at the Frederick Area Museum.

FRIDAY, AUG. 30
Football game, 7 p.m. v. Warner in Leola.

Community Store faces possible closure

By Heidi Marttila-Losure F.Y.I. Editor
The Community Store in Frederick is in debt, and without a significant turnaround in the next few weeks, may face sale or closure as soon as September. The Community Store board has set a goal of raising $10,000 from the community by Sept. 1 to keep the store open.
See a list of ways you can help the store stay open on page 12.

You can help!

TUESDAY, SEPT. 3
Cross Country, 4 p.m. in Britton. Volleyball, in Langford. Continued on next page

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The board met on July 18 to discuss the financial challenges facing the store. Delores Anderson, who does the accounting for the store, presented books that showed the store is about $7,000 in debt currently. First National

Bank will have to close out the stores accounts in September, the end of a quarter, if the store cannot find a way back into the black by then. The store also need funds to purchase a meat cooler to replace an old model that quit working recently. The basic problem is a lack of customers. Many regular, loyal customers have either See STORE on page 12

Reza the Illusionist performs during Finn Fest.

Logan Redmond and Abby Sumption play kubb, a strategy stick-tossing game.

An attendee learns tikkuristi, a dance over crossed sticks.

Sofia Losure, left, and Maddie Sumption, right, enjoy the bungee trampoline.

Photos by Heidi Marttila-Losure

The Rev. Galen Sylvester gives the childrens sermon during the Finn Fest worship service at Savo Lutheran Church in rural Frederick.

Sky lanterns were a bright addition to Fredericks annual Finn Fest celebration. Dozens of the lanterns, sold as a fundraiser for the Frederick Junior Class, were lit and sent soaring over the town. Here, David Losure waits for a lantern to gain some lift.

Another successful Finn Fest! Make plans for next time: June 21-22, 2014

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Whats coming up
Continued from front page

Preschool expands to two days

By Ellen Schlosser Preschool Teacher
er; this will be my second year teaching preschool. If you have any questions you can contact me at 329-2738 or e-mail me at rebcschl@nvc.net.

FRIDAY, SEPT. 6
Football game, 7 p.m. v. Eureka/ Bowdle in Leola.

Buzy Beez Preschool will offer an additional day of learning each week to young students for the 2013-14 school year. SATURDAY, SEPT. 7 The preschool, which is located in the FredGet rid of old ink ca Cross Country, 9 a.m. in Aberdeen. erick High School building, will be in session on rtridges and help the pres Tuesdays and Thursdays from 8:15 a.m. to 3:40 ch ool Used inkjet cartridg MONDAY, SEPT. 9 p.m. Some of the focus areas for the year will be es from your hom e or office printers can Cross Country, 4 a.m. in Webster. alphabet recognition and sounds, colors, shapes, Preschool. Put em help Buzy Beez pty numbers, and social learning. zip-close bag or ba cartridges in a ck in the original bo Preschool students take part in the schools and send them to TUESDAY, SEPT. 10 x the preschool. I wi ll send the ink cartr hot lunch program, and students in the district idges into a recycli Girls Volleyball, v. Redfield/ ng company that will can ride the bus to school. pa Doland in Leola. cartridge. The fund y us up to $4 per The first day of preschool will be Tuesday, s will go toward a tuition scholarship that will assist fam Sept. 3, and an open house will be held about ilies in need, so they are THURSDAY, SEPT. 12 able to send their one week before preschool begins. I will also be child to preschoo l to Girls Volleyball, v. AC in Leola. available at the K-12 Open House. his or her education get an early start on . For those of you who are new to the Thank you for your su pport! FRIDAY, community, my name is Ellen SchlossHave something SEPT. 13 ndar? to add to the cale Football game, ission to E-mail your subm com. v. Ipswich in d. news@fredericks Ipswich. bmission su r The deadline fo Frederick of ue iss Continued from front page played baseball at NSU. xt ne e for th anks! Th . 26 st gu centage of students receiving free or Jen Morlock, wife of teacher and coach MarSATURDAY, F.Y.I. is Au reduced school lunch), the school ty Morlock, will serve as the school librarian. SEPT. 14 had the option of expanding the Title Along with new staff, there are some position Cross Country, I program to all students. The school board dechanges: Jennifer Anliker moves to teaching spe10 a.m. in Ipswich. cided to do so earlier this year. cial education, and Jan Ellefson will teach junior Girls Volleyball, Mobridge In practice, this means all students will receive high English as well as sixth grade. See the full Tournament. some supplemental instruction in reading and staff list on page 8. math. Several staff members, including Title I Last year the school switched to a 1:1 iPad teacher Paula Tschosik, will proprogram for 9-12 students. This year iPads vide this extra learning opportuwill be available to junior high and elemennity. Students will be grouped actary students as well. Junior high students FREDERICK AREA cording to ability level. Eventually, will have access to iPads during the school HISTORICAL SOCIETY the students may be grouped with day but will not be allowed to take them Join us at the Frederick Area children who arent in their grade home. Elementary students will have access Museum for browsing our displays, but are at the same level in reading to a cart of iPads that will be shared among shopping the upstairs flea market, or math, Myer said, but this likely the classrooms. giving advice and visiting while wont happen this year while the K-12 enrollment is about 185 students, having a cup of coffee. The museum program is just getting started. which is down from last year, Myer said. The is open on Saturdays from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Two new teachers join the Maggie Ulmer school lost some students because of a lack Our meetings are held on the school staff. of childcare in the community. fourth Monday of each month. Maggie Ulmer will teach first There are some new families in the comIt costs $10 per year to be a grade. Ulmer lives by Fullerton, munity who will voting member. This money and N.D., and graduated from Northhave children donations are used for regular ed in ern State University this past in school. maintenance of the building and Are you interest are? dc il our BIG project of siding the entire spring. She finished her student Most of those providing ch structure. The siding is purchased teaching at Frederick. families seem The Frederick area needs but we will need the under sheeting to have moved childcare services! The school Also, Brock Pashen will teach and labor---either donated or e after here to be clos- could provide gym spac junior high math and social studhired--to complete the work. o als is are yc er to family or school, but da ies. He is from Morris, Minn., but If you have any questions or yer at 329M v Be ll Ca . ed ed comments, please call Kay Dumire is coming from Arizona, where he Brock Pashen for jobs, Myer ne to discuss possibilities. 2145 at 216-5346. said. did his first year of teaching. He

SCHOOL: iPads for all students this year

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Frederick Area School

Statistics
Student Data
Fall 2011 PK-12 Enrollment Fall 2011 K-12 Fall Enrollment Fall 2011 State Aid Fall Enrollment Open Enrolled Students Received Home School ADM December 2011 Federal Child Count % Special Needs Students % Eligible for Free/Red. Lunch* District Dropout Rate District Attendance Rate Student to Staff Ratio Number of Graduates Students Transported 185 185 186.00 18 5.00 19 10.3% 35.1% 0.0% 96.9% 10.4 15 162

Offerings

A Great Pla ce to Lea rn and Grow!

Four-Day School Week Talented Students Great Staff Supportive Parents and Community

Academic & Classroom

Active Student Council Science Fair Participation Math Competitions Monthly Newsletter (partnering with the community) Yearbook Publication Hub Area Vocational School Course Offerings AP & College Credit Courses available 1:1 iPad for 9-12 students Drivers Education DARE Program All Day Every Day Kindergarten Buzy Bees Preschool (privately run, located in the school) Title Services Special Education Services

Athletic Teams
64% of students participate, averaging 3.0 GPA with most teams receiving SDHSAA Academic Team Award Football Volleyball Cross Country Girls Basketball Boys Basketball Track Golf
FOR MORE INFO PL

Teaching Staff Data

Average Teacher Salary Avg Year of Experience % with Advanced Degrees Certified Instructional Staff Classroom Staff $33,441 17.1 15.0% 17.9 0.0

Fine Arts
Band-Pep Band, Marching Band, (and fundraising for a trip every other year) Choir Speech Competition 1 Act Play-State Participant Art Competitions

EASE CONTACT: Ms. Bev Myer, Su pt./AD Bev.myer@k12.s d.us 605-216-3334 Mr. Justin Downe s, K-12 Principal Justin.downes@ k12.sd.us 605-252-6397 Stop by the scho ol enrollment pack or go online for ets

From the South Dakota Department of Education

Frederick Area School District 6-2 202 Main Street PO Box 486 Frederick, SD 57441 605-329-2145 www.frederickarea.k12.sd.us

Welcome Back to School!

FREDERICK AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 6-2

Dedicated to a Quality Education for All Students
202 East Main Street PO Box 486 Frederick, SD 57441-0486 Phone: 605-329-2145 Fax: 605- 329-2722 Website: www.frederickarea.k12.sd.us

Whats coming up
THURSDAY, AUG. 8
Open House. 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. All parents are asked to attend. Fall Sports Meeting. 6:30 p.m. in the Frederick Gym-attendance is mandatory for all fall athletes of the Leola-Frederick and Frederick Sports teams.

THURSDAY, AUGUST 15
Football Practice Begins.

MONDAY, AUGUST 19
Volleyball Practice Begins. Cross Country Practice Begins.

On the first day of scho ol: Elementary grades K-6: Report to classroom. Be fo students may wait in lu re 8 a.m., nc hroom or outside. Junior highhigh school grades 7-12: Go to lockers and then to class at bell.

Grades K-12 ~ 8:15 a.m . to

Tuesday, August 20

CLASSES BEGIN

3:40 p.m.

Phone Notification
A phone calling system will notify every home & cellular phone number provided to the school district. Please notify the school immediately if you have an address or phone number change

Lunch Prices
K-6 Paid Lunch $2.45 7-12 Paid Lunch $2.55 Adult Lunch $2.75 K-12 Reduced Lunch $ .40 Entree Seconds $1.00 Milk $ .30 We encourage all families to complete the Federal Lunch Application for free or reduced meals. Forms may be obtained from the website or the office. This does not cover entree seconds. Special Diet/Allergies; All students must annually have a doctors note on file in the office before special diet/ allergies will be accommodated.

Bus Routes
Bus Route Information for grades K-12 will be given to families at the Open House. Please contact the school if you have not received a letter and will be riding the bus.

Visitors
Visitors are required to sign in for the safety of students and staff. Please sign in at the office.

Health Records
A certified birth certificate and immunization records are required when registering if you are new to the District. Transcripts/ grades (or a release) are needed if transferring from another school.

Administration
BEV MYER Superintendent/Athletic Director bev.myer@k12.sd.us JUSTIN DOWNES K-12 Principal justin.downes@k12.sd.us DEB KLAPPERICH Business Manager deb.klapperich@k12.sd.us STACEY SUMPTION Administrative Assistant stacey.sumption@k12.sd.us LYNNETTE HERTEL Technical Coordinator lynnette.hertel@k12.sd.us

School Closure
School closure due to weather or other circumstances will be announced via the 1 Call System, Dakota Broadcasting & Hub City radio stations and KELO & KSFY TV Stations.

Pick-Up and Drop-Off

Parents of students in grades K-12 will use the south parking lot when dropping off or picking up your children. Buses will load and unload on the east side of the school. Everyone will enter the school via the south doors of the new school.
BACK-TO-SCHOOL info continued on page 8

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WEEKS 7-9 DAYS 61-72 6 Enhancement 12 Winter Concert 19 End Second Semester 20-31 NO SCHOOL (Christmas)

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Tchr. Common Core Trng. Teacher In-Service Open House 6-8:00 FB Practice Begins Brown County Fair FALL SPORTS BEGIN NSU IN-SVC 8:30-3:30 SCHOOL BEGINS

Enhancement Veterans Day Enhancement & Teacher PD NO SCHOOL (Thanksgiving)

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WEEKS 4-8 DAYS 124-141 11 Enhancement 18-21 NO SCHOOL-EASTER

WEEKS 9-11 DAYS 142-154 2 Enhancement 13 Awards Night 17 GRADUATION 2:00 22 LAST DAY OF SCHOOL (Dismiss 1:00-Teacher work til 4:00) 26 Memorial Day

02 School Resumes 17 Enh. & Teacher PD

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Boys Football (7:00 PM)

FREDERICK/Leola 2013-2014 ACTIVITIES SCHEDULE

Track (Tentative) Basketball
Double Header-Boys & Girls
April 1 April 3 April 8 April 15 April 17 April 22 April 24 April 27 May 3 May 10 May 22 May 30-31 @ NSU 1:00 @ Eureka or Britton-2 @ Mobridge @ Groton 12:00 @ Groton @ Redfield 10:00 @ Groton @ Groton @ Ipswich @ Ipswich @ Eureka 11:00 @ Milbank-Rgns.-10:00 @ Sioux Falls State Meet

Aug. 30 Sept. 6 Sept. 13 Sept. 20 Sept. 27 Oct. 4 Oct. 11 Oct. 18 Oct. 24 Oct. 29 Nov. 4 Nov. 9 Nov. 14-16 Dec. 13 Dec. 14 Dec. 19 Dec. 27 & 28 Jan. 7 Jan. 10 Jan. 18 Jan. 21 Jan. 24 Feb. 6 Feb. 8 Feb. 18 Feb. 20 DH v. Faulkton @ Leola 4:00 DH @ Groton 2:00 DH v. A.C. @ Leola Ellendale Classic-TBD DH @ Roncalli 4:00 DH v. H.T @ Frederick DH @ A.C.-Arena DH v. Oakes @ Frdk 4:00 DH v. NW @ Frdk DH @ Warner DH @ Webster DH @ Britton 4:00 C Boys DH v. E/B @ Leola

v. Warner @ Leola v. Eureka/Bowdle @ Leola** @ Ipswich @ Potter County (Hoven) v. Britton/Hecla @ Frdk** @ Faulkton @ Northwestern (Mellette) Bye Week v. Langford @ Frdk * Playoffs Playoffs Playoffs State

Girls Volleyball

Golf (Tentative)

Girls Basketball

April 9 April 12 April 15 April 17 April 22 April 26 May 1 May 3 May 5 May 12 May 19-20

@ Ellendale-Girls 9:00 @ Ipswich B&G 10:00 @ Britton B&G 11:00 @ Faulkton B&G 9:00 @ Ellendale Boys 9:00 @ Bowdle B&G 10:00 @ Faulkton B&G LRC 10 @ Eureka B&G 10:00 @ Watertown B&G Pre-Rgns. @ Groton B&G Regions State Golf

Sept. 3 Sept. 10 Sept. 12 Sept. 14 Sept. 17 Sept. 21 Sept 24 Sept. 26 Sept. 28 Sept. 30 Oct. 3 Oct. 7 Oct. 8 Oct. 12 Oct. 15 Oct. 21 Oct. 22 Oct. 28 Oct. 31 Dec. 20 Jan. 4 Jan. 14 Feb. 1 Feb. 13 Feb. 14 Feb. 24, 25, 27 March 7 March 13-15 GBB v Edgeley/Kulm @ Frdk GBB @ Ipswich GBB @ Herried/S. GBB v. S.Brdr. @ Leola GBB v Langford @ Frdk GBB v E/C @ Leola GBB Districts GBB Regions GBB State

L/F @ Langford Redfield/Doland @ Leola AC @ Leola Mobridge Tourney L/F @ Faulkton Britton Tourney Sisseton @ Frederick L/F @ Ellendale NW @ Frederick Britton/ Hecla @ Frdk. L/F @ Eureka L/F @ Aberdeen Roncalli L/F @ Groton L/F @ Redfield Trny L/F @ Ipswich L/F @ Herreid Warner @ Frdk * Sully Buttes @ Leola L/F @ Mobridge

Other Dates-Frederick

Cross Country (Frederick)

Dec. 16 Jan. 9 Jan. 23 Feb. 21 Feb. 28 March 3, 4, 6 March 11 March 20-22

Boys Basketball

Sept. 3 Sept. 7 Sept. 9 Sept. 14 Sept. 18 Sept. 30 Oct. 9 Oct.16 Oct. 26

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@ Britton 4:00 @ Aberdeen 9:00 @ Webster 4:00 @ Ipswich 10:00 @ Faulkton 1:00 @ Groton 4:00 @ Ipswich LRC 1:00 @ Webster-Rgns.-1:00 @ State-R.C.

BBB v Langford @ Frdk BBB @ Edgleley/K. BBB @ Ellendale BBB v H/S @ Leola BBB @ Ipswich BBB Districts BBB Regions BBB State
*Indicates Seniors Night ** Indicates Homecoming Check the school webpage for times & JH/JV date

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Aug. 8 Sept. 23 Sept. 27 Oct. 5 Nov. 1-2 Nov. 6 Nov. 12 Nov. 19 Dec. 6-7 Dec. 12 Feb. 6-8 March 10 March 27 April 16 May 8 May 20 May 11 May 13 May 17

Fall Sports MtgFrederick Coronation @ 7:00 Homecoming Parade 1:00 Gypsy Day Parade All State Chorus Dist. Oral Interp Winter Sports Mtg-Leola Reg. Oral Interp-Webster State Oral InterpWatertown Winter Concert 7:00 State 1 Act PlayBrandon Science Fair NSU Science Fair NSU Math Contest HS Concert 7:30 Elem. Concert 7:30 Baccalaureate Awards Night Graduation

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2013-14 Registration Information

22 Credits Are Needed for Graduation 4 units of Language Arts including 1 1/2 Composition, 1 1/2 Literature, 1/2 American Literature and 1/2 Speech 3 units of Social Studies including 1 American Government, 1 American History, 1/2 World History, 1/2 Geography 3 units of Math including Algebra I 3 units of Science including Physical Science, Biology & Chemistry 1 unit of Fine Arts: Band, Chorus or Art 1 unit Business 1/2 unit of Computer Applications 1/2 unit Career Education 1/2 unit of PE 9th Required: Algebra 1, World History, Geography, Freshman English, Art, Sociology, Mouse, Physical Science. Electives: Weight Training, Band, Chorus 10th Required: Accounting, Biology, U.S. History, Geometry, Sophomore English. Electives: Weight Training, Band, Chorus, Spanish 1, Art 2 11th Required: Algebra 2, Government, PE, Junior English. Electives: Chemistry, Spanish 1, Spanish 2, Weight Training, Band, Chorus, Yearbook/Newsletter, VoTech, Art 2 12th Required: Senior English, Personal Finance. Electives: VoTech, Chemistry, College Comp 1, College Comp 2, Capstone, Spanish 1, Spanish 2, Physics, Weight Training, Band, Chorus, Art 2, College Algebra, Yearbook Newsletter, Calculus FASD offers Vocational Education at Hub Area Vocational School in Aberdeen, Credit Recovery, ACT Remedial Coursework, Advanced Placement, and College Classes.

TEACHING STAFF Anliker, Jennifer Barondeau, Janelle Bergan, Janel Brokaw, Jackie Ellefson, Jan Elsen, Janet Hertel, Lynnette Kallas, Amanda Keller, Angela Labesky, Elizabeth Morlock, Marty Morlock, Jen Pashen, Brock Ringgenberg, Jessica Sumption, Sarah Tschosik, Paula Ulmer, Maggie Wallien, Colleen Wampler, Ann Zinter, Tonya

Frederick Area Staff

Sp. Ed. HS 4th HS 6th Para Tech/HS 3rd Sp. Ed. Music PE/SS Lib HS 5th HS Title 1st 2nd Art K

COACHING STAFF M. Morlock Head FB T. VanDover FB t Ass M. Haas JH FB T. Erickson FB Cheer H. Mueller Head VB A. Kallas Asst VB T. Butler JH VB Cross Country J. Barondeau M. Robinson Head BBB J. Foster BBB t Ass Vacant JH BBB T. Podoll Head GBB B. Pashen Asst GBB T. Butler JH GBB M. Morlock k Trac Head W. Haas Asst Track S. Campbell Golf CLASS ADVISORS Mrs. Sumption 7th Grade Mr. Pashen de 8th Gra Mrs. Brokaw Freshmen Ms. Labesky Sophomores Mrs. Wampler ors Juni & Mrs. Barondeau Mr. Morlock Seniors & Mrs. Hertel FASD BOARD MEMBERS Lance Podoll, President Eric Sumption, Vice President Rich Schlosser Jeff Forsting Dennis Walworth

CUSTODIANS/COOKS Rick Downes, Sheryl Downes , Faye Gunther, Karen Daniels BUS DRIVERS Lance Podoll-Coordinator, John Brotzel, Mark Christianson, Jim Dumire (Activity), Butch Podoll (Activity)

District Notices
Asbestos
On 06-10-1988, the Frederick Area School District began implementation of its Asbestos Management Plan. This Plan details the steps that will be taken to deal with any asbestos-containing building materials found in school facilities. If there are any special questions or concerns, they should be directed to the schools Superintendent, at 202 Main St., Frederick, SD 57441.

Annual Notice of Confidentiality of Information

In compliance with the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act, Part B of IDEA, and Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1983, parents and eligible students have the right to do the following: Inspect and review the students educational records; Request the amendment of the students educational records to ensure that they are not inaccurate, misleading, or otherwise in violation of the students privacy or other rights; Consent to disclosure of personally identified information that is contained in the students educational records, except to the extent that the act or District Policy authorizes disclosure without consent; File with the U.S. Department of Education a complaint concerning alleged failure by the agency or institution to comply with the requirements of the act of this Chapter; Request that Directory Information not be released; and Obtain a copy of the districts policy.

Discrimination Compliance Notice

Students, their parents/guardians and employees of the Frederick Area School District #6-2 are hereby notified that this school district does not discriminate as is required by Title 1, Title VI, Title IX and section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act. We are an Equal Opportunity Employer and Educator who fully and actively supports equal access for all people, regardless of Race, Color, Religion, Gender, Age, National Origin, Veteran Status, Disability, Genetic Information or Testing. We prohibit Retaliation against individuals who bring forth any complaint, orally or in writing, to the employer of the government, or against any individuals who assist or participate in the investigation of any complaint, or otherwise oppose discrimination. The superintendent is designated program coordinator. Questions should be addressed to the superintendent. You may contact the Regional Director at U.S. Department of Education, Office for Civil Rights, 10220 North Executive Hills Boulevard, 8th Floor, Kansas City, MO 64153-1367.

2012-13 Yearbooks are on sale for $35.00. Stop by the office to purchase.
FREDERICK AREA SCHOOL IS A DRUG-FREE, ALCOHOL-FREE & TOBACCO-FREE SCHOOL

Homeless Youth
Youth in homeless situations are asked to contact the school office for information.

Frederick Area School 202 Main Street Frederick, SD 57441 605-329-2145

FITNESS CENTER
Cardio Machines Treadmills Elliptical Lifespan Upright Cybex Arctrainers Stairmaster recumbent Stairmaster Stepmill Stairmaster Freeclimber Gymas scheduled with school TVs & DVD players

Frederick Community

Invest in your health and fitness without leaving town!

Membership includes use of the following:
Strength training equipment including pull-up/dip machine, vertical chest press, shoulder press, cable-cross over, adjustable hi/lo pulley, leg curl and leg extension. The Weight Room offers use of various benches, power stations, nautilus machines, and other free weight equipment. Jump Ropes, Stability Balls & Discs, Medicine Balls Inverted Leg Press Machine Adjustable Decline Bench Adjustable Incline Bench Preacher Curl Bench Power Stations Cable Crossover Machine Olympic Bars Adjustable Benches

OPEN 4:45 A.M. TO 10 P.M. SEVEN DAYS PER WEEK, ALL YEAR LONG

Fitness Center Agreement

In accordance with SDCL 13-24-20, the Frederick Area School grants use of this Fitness Center and requests that members agree to the following requirements: I do hereby waive any claim of liability against the Frederick Area School District, with respect to the usage of this Fitness Center and further will hold the Frederick Area School harmless in any claim of liability by me or any third party. The facilities should be left in the same condition as they were prior to use which means all necessary cleanup is completed before you leave. Also, please: 1. Wipe down equipment after use 2. Return all equipment to appropriate storage space 3. Notify school immediately in case of loss or stolen key fob. (Replacements are $10.00.) 4. Report all injuries to the office 5. Report any broken equipment to the office 6. Wear proper attire-clean, inside sport shoes are required 7. Use a spotter on free weights, collars on barbells, & belts when appropriate 8. Grades 6 12 are admitted under adult supervision. Adults are out-of-school, 18 and older 9. Ask staff for assistance if you do not know how to use a piece of equipment 10. Practice safe procedures at all times

Membership Fees
Annual Membership $120.00 Frederick Area Grades 6-12 (under adult supervision) Free Frederick Area School Staff & Family Free Make checks payable to Frederick Area School. Please visit the school office to sign up for membership, pay, and receive your key fob. Memberships begin on date paid and ends one calendar year later.

Membership Application
NAME(S): (Include all family HOUSEHOLD members who will have access to the Fitness Center.) 1. 4. 2. 5. 3. Address: City, SD, Zip: Phone: Email: Membership Start Date: End Date: Membership Category: **I agree to the Frederick Community Fitness Center requirements. Signature For Office Use: Check #: FOB: Member ID #:

The Fitness Center is not recommended for people at risk for heart problems, strokes, and or receiving doctor supervised physical therapy. The School District reserves the right to revoke membership at any time. Children under sixth grade may use the Fitness Center with a doctors note under adult supervision.

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Whos up for a neighborhood party?!

Frederick has some new residents, and we want to get to know them and welcome them to the community! Making connections with neighbors is good for all of us, whether weve lived here a week or a lifetime. Frederick Forward is sponsoring parties in various neighborhoods throughout the rest of the summer (hopefully all by Labor Day). Well bring Kubb and Mlkky, those fun lawn games that were introduced at Finn Fest, and help coordinate the event. Well make up a poster you can pass out in the neighborhood. Parties will be potluck. Well have a grand farewell-to-summer gathering of all neighborhoods before our September meeting: Monday, September 16. We need volunteers to host the parties in their yards, or to coordinate blocking off a block of a street for a party.

(Well work with you to get permission from the city.) Areas are: south of Main Street north of Main and west of Third Avenue north of Main and east of Third Avenue townships of: Palmyra, Osceola, Savo, Liberty, Allison, Frederick, Richland.
Please e-mail news@fredericksd.com if you are willing to host or help!

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Local summer sports teams finish strong

The Westport peewees finished the season with 10 wins, 3 losses and 2 ties. Pictured are, back row: coaches: Welton Maunu, Troy Podoll, Troy VanDover. Middle row: Ezekiel Becker, Haydn Podoll, Josh Maunu, Matthew Wilson, Jake Kenser, Cody Halverson. Front row: Memphys Storm, Brendan Tschappat, Adam Mitzel, Sean Bickford, Samuel Vetter, Simon Bickford, Darin McGaugh.

The Westport midgets finished a stellar season with a 14-0 record. Back row: Coach Troy VanDover, Jordan Haas, John VanDover, Sam Kenser, Nehemiah Becker, Spencer Vetter, Ezekiel Becker, Coach Welton Maunu. Front row: Samuel Vetter, Jake Kenser, Haydn Podoll, Josh Maunu, Matthew Wilson, Brock Backer Not Pictured: Cody Halverson.

The Frederick peewees ended the season with 11 wins, 2 losses, and 1 tie. Back row: Coach James King, Matt Olson, Derek Eclipse, Hunter Bretsch, Isaac Morlock, Isaac Sumption, Mason Hinz, Ethan Morlock. Front Row Hunter King, Brayden Sumption, Jerico King, Olivia Morlock, Stephen Achen, Tristan Sumption. Erin Hertel, left, plays on the Crush 10-andunder team that took second place at the state tournament.
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The Frederick midgets had a final record of 4-8. Back row: Coach Marty Morlock, Hunter Bretsch, Trevor Sumption, Zachary Sumption, Dakota King, Alex Sumption, Coach James King. Front Row: Hunter King, Isaac Morlock, Isaac Sumption, Ethan Morlock, Jerico King, Derek Eclipse. The Frederick teeners team had a good 2013 season. Pictured are, kneeling, Lincoln Schanzenbach, John VanDover, Zack Sumption, Jordan Haas, Sam Kenser, Alex Sumption; and standing, Spencer Vetter, Jimmy King, Kyle Kenser, Ben Hengle, Stephen Haas, Austin Sumption, and coach Marty Morlock.

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STORE: Reserve funds have been depleted

Continued from front page died or moved away. New residents in the community are not as apt to shop at the store, especially if they work in Aberdeen. This is not the first time the store has faced financial difficulty, but until the last few years, the store had savings to draw from in tough times. Those savings have been depleted. The community rallied to raise funds to save the roof in 2011, even going beyond the amount needed for the roof. That extra funding has also been used. Frederick isnt the only community to face the closure of its grocery store. Keeping a store open in a small town, especially one within easy driving distance of a regional center like Aberdeen, requires the support of the community. Some examples of that support in other communities is volunteer labor to man or clean the store, or a willingness to pay somewhat higher prices to keep the convenience of a store in town.
ry, ask Manager Jim Ulmer if he can order it for you. If you have other ideas on how to improve the store, e-mail news@fredericksd.com. Fill up your card. If you have a card for instore credit at the store, consider adding to it in the next few weeks. This will help with the stores immediate cash-flow concerns. Buy shares or make a donation to the store. The store is a community asset; we all benefit from its presence in Frederick, and wed all lose if it closes. Share purchases or donations are needed if the store is to stay open. Shares cost $1/share, with a minimum purchase of 25 shares. Shareholders have the right to vote at store meetings and to run for election to the store board. To buy shares or make a donation, send a check to First National Bank, PO Box 576, Frederick, SD 57441.

Moving forward on plan for foundation

Buddy Seiner from the South Dakota Community Foundation made a second trip to Frederick on July 15 to discuss the possibility of forming a community savings account with the SDCF. He attended Frederick Forwards annual Finn Fest sponsor recognition picnic. After explaining how the account would work, and that it would serve as a perpetual resource to fund community needs, Seiner and Frederick Forward President Heidi Marttila-Losure asked for a show of hands to see whether there was a consensus to move forward on forming a community savings account for the Frederick area. Most hands went up to show support. The next step is to find a group willing to serve on an initial planning committee. Since the group thought that having an account that served the same communities as the school district would be best, the next step is to recruit representatives from groups in Frederick, Barnard and Westport, such as the town councils, the school, community groups, etc. If you are interested in taking part or have suggestions or feedback, contact Heidi at news@fredericksd.com or at 290-3335.

Five ways you can help the Community Store

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Get your groceries at the store. Consider committing to buy 10-15 items that you use regularly so the store has more consistent income: milk, eggs, butter, sugar, flour, cheese, or canned goods, for example. If items are a bit more expensive, spending more now is cheaper and more convenient long term to keep the store open for when you really need it. Check out advertised specials every two weeks: Often, Community Store prices are competitive with grocery stores in Aberdeen. The store accepts credit and debit cards for purchases. Purchase cards or gifts for special occasions. The Frederick store has a variety of items made by local crafters that would work well as gifts. Help the store serve you better. If you regularly purchase an item the store doesnt car-

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