Baseball District Tournament Bracket

East Husker Academic All-Conference

Only Seniors are recognized by the Conference.

Bancroft-Rosalie

Kariden Briggs

Zoe Sjuts

Paige Peters

2019 Bancroft-Rosalie National Honor Society inductees

Bancroft-Rosalie results at State SkillsUSA

The B-R SkillsUSA team competed at the State contests in Grand Island last Thursday and Friday. The following students placed at State-

Kelsey Larsen- State Champion, Medical Terminology (Qualifies for Nationals)

Tori Ostrand- 2nd place, Nursing Assistant

Braxton Bargmann- Third place, Technical Drafting

Madison Polenske- Second place, Medical Assisting

Health Knowledge Bowl Team- State Champions (Qualifies for Nationals)
Team Members- Tyra Bonneau, Kelsey Larsen, Tori Ostrand, Alexzi Nottlemann

Interactive Application and Game Development Team- State Champions
Team Members- Devon Darnell and Jackson Beaudette. competing for Pathways 2 Tomorrow

East Husker Conference Art Results

Graphite
Morningstar Roundstone- Purple, Untitled
Aubrey Berg- Blue, Self-Portrait
Morningstar Roundstone- Red, Keya Clairmont

Ink
Zoe Sjuts- Purple, Rosa Parks

Acrylic
Luke Kramer- Blue, Fire and Ice

Colored Pencil
Luke Kramer- Blue, Parrot
Luke Kramer- Red, Wolverine Football
Sara Merritt- Red, Hockey Player

Mixed Media
Luke Kramer- Blue, Stan Lee Commemoration
Jocie Pagels- Blue, Self-Portrait

Scratch Board
Zoe Sjuts- Purple, Otis

Senior Fridays next year

Starting next Fall, Bancroft-Rosalie School Seniors will be taking classes somewhere other than B-R High. They have three programs to choose from- Pathways 2 Tomorrow at the West Point campus, Fridays at Northeast in Norfolk, or Fridays at Wayne State in Wayne.

Previous Seniors have had the option of the Northeast and Pathways courses, and those gone on Friday had to make up missing work. What is different next Fall is that traditional senior classes like Government and English will only be taught Monday-Thursday, and all seniors will have to choose how they will spend their Fridays.

Student options-
      Pathways 2 Tomorrow (Classes meet Monday-Friday in the morning. Students will job shadow Friday afternoons)
Computer Science
Health Science
Building Construction
Welding
Transportation
Education

     Fridays at Northeast
Health Science
Animal Science
Horticulture
Auto Body
Auto Tech
Machining
Manufacturing
Building Construction
Production Welding
Wind Energy
Criminal Justice
Graphic Arts
Early Childhood Education
Pre-Engineering

     Fridays at Wayne State
Applied Engineering
Personal Finance
Intro to Education
Accounting I
Speech Communication

April School Board Meeting News

The Bancroft-Rosalie Board of Education met Monday, April 8, 2019 at

7:30 pm in Bancroft. Superintendent Cerny reported on transportation

and Career Academy opportunities through Pathways To Tomorrow,

Fridays at Northeast, and the possibility of Fridays at Wayne State.

Seniors will not have classes at Bancroft-Rosalie on Fridays. Cerny

also reported on a possible teacher housing project through Cuming

County Economic Development, teacher work on proficiency scales

for Career Readiness Standards, and his participating in the June Board

meeting via Zoom.

Principal Sjuts reported on Graduation, driver’s education, and coaches

and sponsors assignments in 2019-20.

In new business the board approved the summer school enrichment and

 jump start programs, reviewed the Special Education and Title I

programs, and approved $500 for annual recognition luncheon and awards.

Dr. Cerny presented wages and benefits for classified staff for 2019-20.

May 17 was set as the last student day of school (2:00 dismissal) and the

Teacher workdays will be May 20-21.

The board went into executive session to discuss personnel.

April School Board Meeting Agenda

Bancroft-Rosalie Community School

Regular Board of Education Meeting Agenda

Monday, April 8, 2019 --- 7:30 pm in Bancroft

1.   Call to Order

2.   Open Meetings Act

3.   Roll Call

4.   Read and approve the minutes of the March 11, 2019 Regular Board meeting.

5.   Treasurer’s Report

      A. Approve the Bills

      B. Financial Review

6.   Review Agenda

7.   Public Hearing

8.   Administrator’s Reports:

      A. Superintendent’s Report

      B. Principal’s Report

      C. Board Committee Reports

           1. Negotiations                                  2. Citizenship/Instruction/ Americanism

           3. Personnel                                      4. Buildings and Grounds.

           5. Transportation.                              6. Insurance.

           7. Reorganization/Coop                  8. P2T

9.   Old Business:

      A.

10. New Business:

      A. Motion to approve Summer School program for 2019

      B. Annual review of Title I and Special Education  

      C. Motion to approve up to $500 for annual recognition luncheon and awards

      D. Annual Review of Classified staff

      E. Motion to set last student day on May 17 and teacher workdays for May 20-21.

      F.

          

11. Executive Session- Personnel

12. Future Planning- Next scheduled meeting- Monday, May 13, 2019 in Bancroft.           

13. Adjournment.

State FFA results

 Highlights:

State Degrees: 

Kariden Briggs, Layne Miller, Reid Preston, Brandi Simonsen

State Champions/National Qualifying

Layne Miller, Sheep Production Proficiency

Elise Anderson, Agriscience Fair Social Systems 3

State Runner Up

Skylar McMullin/Ella Whitaker, Agriscience Fair PST 6

Brooklyn Nolting, Agricultural Research Plant Systems Proficiency

State Third:

Farm Management Team: Reid Preston, Cassidy Farrens, Nick Ronnfeldt, Brandi Simonsen

Senior Livestock Evaluation: Layne Miller, Brayden Anderson, Kariden Briggs, Elise Anderson

Bobbie Castle-Gosch/Emma Nelson and Colten Briggs in their Agriscience Fair Areas

Brayden Anderson, Audra Nolting, and Layne Miller in Proficiency Areas

Others:

State Finalist in Parliamentary Law: Reid, Kariden, Brandi, Brayden, Nick Tolle, Brennan Ferguson

Reid Preston 6th place individual in Farm Management

Layne Miller 11th place in Senior Livestock Selection

Lyons-Decatur Northeast FFA was recognized for the Governor’s Award of Excellence