Friday, March 16, 2018
Wednesday, March 14, 2018
Bancroft-Rosalie Speech Team places 2nd at Districts
State Qualifiers
Anna Currier- Humorous Prose- District Champion
Anna Currier- Serious Prose- District Champion
Josh Wilson- Extemporaneous- District runner-up
Alexzi Nottlemann- Serious Prose- District Runner-up
Maria Ras- Informative- District Runner-up
Teagan Steinmeyer- Entertainment- 3rd place
Zoe Sjuts- Persuasive- 3rd place
Zoe Sjuts, Miguel Madrid, Teagan Steinmeyer, Kariden Briggs, and Joe Lonewolf- OID- 3rd place
Other Medallists
Kariden Briggs- Informative- 4th Place
Maria Ras, Emma Beutler, Audra Nolting- OID- 5th Place
Olivia Osborne- Poetry- 5th Place
Makayla Byrne- Entertainment- 6th Place
Zachary Bridges- Extemporaneous- 6th Place
Alexzi Nottlemann and Zach Bridges- Duet Acting- 6th Place
Nonmedallists
Miguel Madrid- Humorous
Joe Lonewolf- Poetry
Emma Beutler- Persuasive
Monday, March 12, 2018
Bancroft-Rosalie School Board News
The Bancroft-Rosalie Board of Education met Monday, March 12, 2018 at 7:30 pm in Bancroft.
Superintendent Cerny presented the February transportation report, the NRCSA Spring Conference, State Aide for 2018-19, and Rosalie Alumni. Principal Sjuts presented a winter and spring activities summary. Lauren Ahlers and Rebekah Henschen, representing the senior class, received approval from the board for their Senior Trip to Minneapolis May 6-7.
The board named the Superintendent authorized representative for federal, state and local programs, approved a contract with Roxanne Raasch for driver education, accepted the resignation of teacher Kyle Elsasser, and gave first approval to amend board policy 0455 Pregnant and Parenting Students.
The board also approved a resolution adding Emerson-Hubbard and Howells-Dodge to the Pathways To Tomorrow partnership.
The board went into executive session to discuss the evaluation and hiring of teachers. Following executive session, the board approved the continuing employment agreements for teachers based on the recommendations of the administration.
Superintendent Cerny presented the February transportation report, the NRCSA Spring Conference, State Aide for 2018-19, and Rosalie Alumni. Principal Sjuts presented a winter and spring activities summary. Lauren Ahlers and Rebekah Henschen, representing the senior class, received approval from the board for their Senior Trip to Minneapolis May 6-7.
The board named the Superintendent authorized representative for federal, state and local programs, approved a contract with Roxanne Raasch for driver education, accepted the resignation of teacher Kyle Elsasser, and gave first approval to amend board policy 0455 Pregnant and Parenting Students.
The board also approved a resolution adding Emerson-Hubbard and Howells-Dodge to the Pathways To Tomorrow partnership.
The board went into executive session to discuss the evaluation and hiring of teachers. Following executive session, the board approved the continuing employment agreements for teachers based on the recommendations of the administration.
Wednesday, March 7, 2018
FFA District Career Development Results
I received the following results from Keven Anderson, L-D FFA instructor:
Nursery and Landscape Team- District Champions
Kariden Briggs 2nd Purple
Brooklyn Nolting 15th
Agronomy Team- 4th
Kayden Henneman 12th Purple
Floriculture Team- 6th
Kariden Briggs 8th Purple
Vet Science Team- 6th
Brooklyn Nolting 20th
Audra Nolting 27th
Alexzi Nottlemann
Agriscience Team- 10th
Alexzi Nottlemann 39th
Brooklyn Nolting 56th
Audra Nolting
Ag Mechanics Team- 7th
Kayden Henneman
Monday, March 5, 2018
State Basketball Clear Bag Policy
The Devaney Center and Pinnacle Arena have clear bag policies. Please look over the policy below if you attend games at either venue this week.
Thursday, March 1, 2018
State Basketball Sportsmanship Award
The Boys Basketball State Tournament next week includes a Sportsmanship Award for the team-school-fans that display the best sportsmanship during the tournament. Bancroft-Rosalie School has won the award in 2008 and 2009 at the Girls State Tournament.
Lyons-Decatur won the award in 2016.
If there is a trophy to be given, we want to win it. I am including the expectations and judging criteria for the Sportsmanship Award.
Any posters or signs must encourage our team and not denigrate the opponent.
Any cheers must be supportive of our team and not against the opponent. Some negative cheers have occurred during the season- clean it up for state.
Here is the Evaluation report for the 2015 Boys Tournament and the 2014 Girls Tournament. The judges at the Boys Tournament noted excessive yelling by the fans. We have had three years to correct this problem and if it occurs then actions will be taken against those causing the problem.
Lyons-Decatur won the award in 2016.
If there is a trophy to be given, we want to win it. I am including the expectations and judging criteria for the Sportsmanship Award.
Any posters or signs must encourage our team and not denigrate the opponent.
Any cheers must be supportive of our team and not against the opponent. Some negative cheers have occurred during the season- clean it up for state.
Here is the Evaluation report for the 2015 Boys Tournament and the 2014 Girls Tournament. The judges at the Boys Tournament noted excessive yelling by the fans. We have had three years to correct this problem and if it occurs then actions will be taken against those causing the problem.
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