SHS Announcements: 2017

Wednesday, September 13, 2017

Please Read - Last Post for this News and Announcements Blog

Lamoille South Supervisory Union, Elmore Morristown Unified Union School District and Stowe School District are deploying new websites. As part of that process, we will be using a new system for posting News and Announcements. This is the last post that will be made to this blog. Below is a link to the page on our new website where you can signup for the new News and Announcements. You will immediately notice one of the improvements in the new sites is that you can sign up for many blogs at once. If you have a child in one of our schools, you should have received an email from your school principal with a link to signup for the News and Announcements. The link in this post and the link in that email serve the same purpose. There is no need to do both.

If you signed up to receive emails from this soon-to-be retired site, you will need to sign up at the new site. Our apologies for the inconvenience but we are sure you will find the new system better in many ways.

If you no longer wish to receive email alerts from any of our News and Announcements, you do not need to take any action.

This blog will remain accessible for those that use it as a reference but we will no longer add any new content.

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More information on the new sites and how to give feedback will be forthcoming.

If you have any questions or need technical support, please send an email to lssutech@lssuvt.org to open a support ticket.

Sunday, August 27, 2017

Announcements Week of August 28, 2017

Attention Seniors:

Important Dates: September 7th – Senior Meeting- Getting Ready for College 7am-7:50am, Auditorium.
UVM will waive their application fee ($55) for any Vermont students applying through the Early Action Program, application deadline is November 1st. (UVM uses the online Common Application).
September 19th – NEACAC Fair UVM/Patrick Gym 6:30 pm-8:30 pm.
September 20th – NEACAC Fair UVM/Patrick Gym 9 am-11am.

College Visits:

Hobart & William Smith – Tuesday, September 12th @ 1:30pm
Skidmore College – Wednesday, September 13th @10:45am
Lafayette College – Monday, September 18th @ 10:30am
Middlebury College – Tuesday, September 19th @ 9:00am
Pennsylvania State University – Tuesday, September 19th @ 12:00pm
St. Athselms College – Tuesday, September 19th @ 2:00pm

ANNOUNCEMENTS

HS/MS Parent/Student/Coaches Fall Sports Meeting will take place on Wednesday, August 30th at 6:00pm in the cafeteria.
National Honor Society essays are due no later than Thursday, August 31st.
Jazz band starts next week, 9/5.
On Wednesday, September 13th there will be a school wide assembly to discuss Student Council, Class Officers and the Election Process during TA tim

Community Service Opportunities:

Stowe Jazz Festival – September 8th, 9th, & 10th. Contact Katie Benninhop for more information, kmcdonald25@gmail.com.
Stowe Land Trust – Looking for volunteers to help celebrate their 30th Anniversary at Strawberry Hill Farm. September 9th from 2:30-7:30pm. Contact Catherine Drake by September 4th at catherineedrake@gmail.com for details.

Wednesday, August 23, 2017

Website Refresh Starting Wednesday 8/23/17

Lamoille South Supervisory Union, Stowe School District, and Elmore-Morristown School District will be refreshing their websites, beginning this evening, Wednesday, August 23, 2017. There is likely to be intermittent issues for the next 24 hours. Please bear with us. More information about the new websites and how to give feedback will be forthcoming.

If you are trying to access E-Registration through the school district websites, an alternative would be to use the following link https://ps.morrisville.org/public to access the parent portal.

If you are having any difficulties accessing the parent portal, or resetting your password, please call Melissa Gillen at 802-888-4541, ext. 5559 or email her at melissa.gillen@lssuvt.org, and she will assist you.

Stowe Board Brief - August 16, 2017

The Stowe School District, Elmore-Morristown Unified Union, and Lamoille South boards met to continue their work on our Act 46 Alternative Governance Structure self-study. The boards reviewed the tax implications of both voluntary and forced governance mergers, reconfirming that any merger would present little to no tax benefit to either district and a likely eventual increase in Stowe’s homestead tax rate. This confirms that the boards are on the fiscally responsible path by seeking an Alternative Governance Structure that would maintain two separate districts under one supervisory union.

There are two important upcoming meetings, during which the boards will seek input from both communities regarding a draft of the Alternative Governance Structure proposal that will eventually go to the State Board of Education. On Monday, September 25, at 6:00 PM, the boards will meet at Stowe High School, and on Tuesday, September 26, at 6:00 PM, the boards will meet at Peoples Academy. A draft of the Alternative Governance Structure proposal--our districts’ response to Act 46--will be available several days in advance of these meetings. We encourage members of the community to read this draft and then attend a meeting to give feedback. Community response is crucial to our response to Act 46, and these meetings will allow the board to hear what community members think.

Below, please find the schedule of upcoming Act 46 meetings, which has been revised:

● Wednesday, September 13, 6:00. Stowe Elementary School Music Room

● Monday, September 25, 6:00. Stowe High School Auditorium

Community Engagement Meeting -- PLEASE ATTEND

● Tuesday, September 26, 6:00. Peoples Academy Auditorium

Community Engagement Meeting -- PLEASE ATTEND

● Tuesday, October 24, 6:00. Morristown Elementary School Library

● Wednesday, November 15, 6:00. Stowe Elementary School Music Room

Thursday, August 17, 2017

School Board Brief - August 14, 2017

Lamoille South Supervisory Union Curriculum Director Valerie Sullivan briefed the Stowe School Board on our progress implementing Proficiency Based Learning, including a review of what it is, work done to date, and next steps for the coming school year.

Board members are enthusiastic about our district’s progress toward proficiency based and personalized learning systems. Our teachers have developed standards by which they will measure and report each student’s progress towards mastering important skills and concepts. The district is customizing a reporting system, which teachers will use to organize and track data about student progress and to communicate that progress to students and parents. Plans are also in place to strengthen student understanding of mindset, motivation, and metacognition to support their transition to Proficiency Based Learning. There will be a great deal of communication between the administration, teachers, parents, and students as we continue to implement this new process, which will serve students’ learning needs.

The Board is looking forward to regular updates on the work in our schools on Proficiency Based Learning and Personalization at meetings throughout the school year.

Superintendent Tracy Wrend briefed the board on the ramifications of Act 85, which determines how the state will capture savings from changes in teacher health insurance. Lamoille South Supervisory Union’s contractual net employer/employee contributions to healthcare are close to the target plan laid out by the state, and we do expect to generate savings from the health insurance transition to offset amounts expected to be withheld from state education fund payments. In addition, Act 85 set yield amounts and non-residential tax rates at a different level than projected during budgeting, and ultimately local tax rates are lower than was projected in March.

Tuesday, June 6, 2017

School Board Brief - June 05, 2017

Stowe School Board held its final regular meeting for the 2016-2017 school year. Superintendent Wrend shared the annual report for 2015-2016, which is available here.

Please click this link to see the regularly scheduled meetings for the upcoming school year, as well as Lamoille South Supervisory Union and joint Act 46 meetings.

Announcements - Tuesday, June 6, 2017

· All students – TIME TO CLEAN OUT YOUR LOCKERS! Stowe High School is not responsible for items left behind.

· All students who plan on taking AP Calculus next year: Meet in Teagan Garon's room briefly at the start of TA Tuesday, June 6^th to get your textbook and summer assignment.

· NO Chorus or Band classes Tuesday, June, 6^th, please report to SPP periods 3 & 4.

· All girls' playing Field Hockey or interested in playing Field Hockey next year, please meet Coach Janet Godin Wednesday, June 7^th in the auditorium lobby during the beginning of TA time.

· All students enrolled in AP Biology for next year MUST attend a meeting after school at 2:45 Wednesday, June 7^th in Mr. McDowell's room. Expectations for the summer and next year will be outlined. The meeting should only require 15-20 minutes.

· Students who are registered to take Human Rights and Genocide need to meet in Ms. Schafer's room on Thursday, June 8^th during snack to discuss Rwanda trip interest.

· BAND EXAM UPDATE! Thursday, June 8^th – HS Band will be held during the students regular classes period 3 or 4. No double block mandatory rehearsal. Friday June 9^th HS band needs to be dismissed from their 3 period classes at 9:55. We will rehearse in the auditorium with the Seniors for about 20 minutes. Students will get to their 4^th period classes around 10:25. This ½ hour time frame in Mandatory.

· Seniors: Mandatory graduation rehearsals are on Thursday, June 8^th at 1:15pm and Friday, June 9^th at 10:00am.

· Attention Band and Chorus members: the following items need to be returned no later than Friday June 9^th. You will be charged $3 A PAGE for missing music. This will add up VERY fast so get your folders in please.

o All Band Music (except Pomp & Circumstance & Maserpiece)

o All Chorus Music

o All Jazz Music (and is put away properly in the Master folders)

o Jazz Band outfits with shirt dry cleaned – brought back in plastic and everything marked with your name.

o NON-refundable check for $75 if you intend on going to see Phantom of the Opera this fall.

· The Second Annual Scout Film Festival will take place Friday, June 9^th – Sunday, June 11^th here in Stowe and offers a variety of events! Opening Day Screening at the Helen Day Art Center, Opening Night Reception and Entertainment at Trapp Family Lodge, Film Screenings, Workshops with Industry Experts, and exciting Awards Ceremony at Spruce Peak Performing Arts Center on Saturday night including a Red Carpet (dress it up!); Musical Entertainment by THE SNAZ, Vermont's own indie rock band from the depths of Brattleboro , VT; Hysterical Mistress of Ceremony, Host Laura Sullivan; Reception directly following and Sunday Final Networking Gathering.

· Stowe Parks and Recreation will be offering a Red Cross Babysitter Course on Saturday, June 17^th. Ages 11 – 16, Registration deadline is Monday, June 12. Contact Stowe Rec. for more information and to register #253-6138.

· Art students – It's time to please pick up you Art Work from Ms. Crouse or Ms. Zimbalatti.

· Juniors English Honor students, please see Ms. Schnee for you summer reading.

· If you have signed up for either AP European or AP US History for next year, please see Mr. Williams for your summer assignment.

· If you have signed up for Grade 10 Honors English, please see Ms. Hoffmann for your summer reading assignment.

· Attention seniors - There are extra Graduation Announcements available in the office for $1 a piece.

· Community Service:

o Stowe Vibrancy looking for volunteers for their July 4^th festivities, see Charlene for times and more details.

o Volunteers needed for the Stowe Free Library book sale. Sale is Wednesday, July 5 – Monday, July 24^th. Contact Bonnie Knight for more information and to set up hours. bonniesknight@gmail.com

· Enrollment for the 2018 school trip to Italy and Austria has opened. Please see. Mr. Dornfried for registration details.

· Cotton Brook Fun Run – Come check it out! On Tuesdays through June 20^th in Cotton Brook, runners, joggers and walkers gather to participate in the Cotton Brook Fun Run. Choose ½ mile, 1 mile, 2.2 miles or the ever challenging 5k. It is a great way to improve your overall strength and endurance. We meet below the gate in Cotton Brook every Tuesday at 5:15pm rain, snow, sleet or hail, but not during thunderstorms. Remember it's fun, it's fast and it's free! Contact Becky McGovern #253-2252.

· Stowe Tennis Club is looking for a summer lifeguard. If you are interested please contact Adi Barnett at 802-793-1218.

· Fall Sports Registration is now open; please register on the school website. Deadline is Saturday, July 1^st 2017.

Monday, June 5, 2017

School Board Brief - May 31, 2017

In a joint meeting with Lamoille South Supervisory Union’s and Elmore-Morristown Unified Union’s boards, the Stowe School Board continued work on our Act 46 Alternative Governance Proposal. Consultant Peter Clarke reviewed the portions of passed legislation that are relevant to our proposal, as well as additional guidelines from the State Board of Education. The boards reviewed achievement data pursuant to both our Alternative Governance Structure Proposal and our continued goal of providing a strong education for all students in the Supervisory Union.

The next Act 46 meeting will be Monday, July 10, 2017, at 6:00PM at Stowe Elementary School.

Announcements - Monday, June 5, 2017

New News

· All students – TIME TO CLEAN OUT YOUR LOCKERS! Stowe High School is not responsible for items left behind.

· A black sketchbook has been left in the band room. See Mrs. Lambert if it belongs to you.

· Art students – It's time to please pick up you Art Work from Ms. Crouse or Ms. Zimbalatti.

· Juniors English Honor students, please see Ms. Schnee for you summer reading.

· If you have signed up for either AP European or AP US History for next year, please see Mr. Williams for your summer assignment.

· If you have signed up for Grade 10 Honors English, please see Ms. Hoffmann for your summer reading assignment.

· Attention Band and Chorus members: the following items need to be returned no later than Friday June 9^th (Seniors by on Monday, June 5^th.You will be charged $3 A PAGE for missing music. This will add up VERY fast so get your folders in please.

o All Band Music (except Pomp & Circumstance & Maserpiece)

o All Chorus Music

o All Jazz Music (and is put away properly in the Master folders)

o Jazz Band outfits with shirt dry cleaned – brought back in plastic and everything marked with your name.

o NON-refundable check for $75 if you intend on going to see Phantom of the Opera this fall.

· Any students interested in joining the Stowe High Mountain Bike Club please come to an informational meeting during snack TODAY, Monday, June 5^th. We will be participating in the Northern New England High School Series in the fall! We hope to field a big team of boys and girls, experienced riders and newcomers alike. See Roger with any questions.

· Stowe Middle/High School students invite all community members, business owners and parents to a follow-up of the dinner theater presentation about the strengths, challenges, concerns and pressures they face daily in their school and community. The students will show performances again and work on next steps. Our students invite you to improve our town with action and proactive thinking. The presentation will take place on Monday, June 5^th at the Stowe Free Library Community Room at 6:00 – 7:30pm. Complementary coffee and dessert provided. Registration required at this link or search "Growing Up Stowe" on Eventbrite.

· All students who plan on taking AP Calculus next year: Meet in Teagan Garon's room briefly at the start of TA on Tuesday, June 6^th to get your textbook and summer assignment.

· NO Chorus or Band classes on Tuesday, June, 6^th, please report to SPP periods 3 & 4.

· All girls' playing Field Hockey or interested in playing Field Hockey next year, please meet Coach Janet Godin on Wednesday, June 7^th in the auditorium lobby during the beginning of TA time.

· All students enrolled in AP Biology for next year MUST attend a meeting after school at 2:45 on Wednesday, June 7^th in Mr. McDowell's room. Expectations for the summer and next year will be outlined. The meeting should only require 15-20 minutes.

· Seniors: Mandatory graduation rehearsals are on Thursday, June 8^th at 1:15pm and Friday, June 9^th at 10:00am.

· Attention seniors - There are extra Graduation Announcements available in the office for $1 a piece.

· Community Service:

o Stowe Vibrancy looking for volunteers for their July 4^th festivities, see Charlene for times and more details.

o Volunteers needed for the Stowe Free Library book sale. Sale is Wednesday, July 5 – Monday, July 24^th. Contact Bonnie Knight for more information and to set up hours. bonniesknight@gmail.com

Enrollment for the 2018 school trip to Italy and Austria has opened. Please see. Mr. Dornfried for registration details.

· Stowe Tennis Club is looking for a summer lifeguard. If you are interested please contact Adi Barnett at 802-793-1218.

· Fall Sports Registration is now open; please register on the school website. Deadline is Saturday, July 1^st 2017.

Friday, June 2, 2017

Announcements - Friday, June 2, 2017

· All students – TIME TO CLEAN OUT YOUR LOCKERS! Stowe High School is not responsible for items left behind.

· Art students – It's time to please pick up you Art Work from Ms. Crouse or Ms. Zimbalatti.

· Juniors English Honor students, please see Ms. Schnee for you summer reading.

· If you have signed up for either AP European or AP US History for next year, please see Mr. Williams for your summer assignment.

· If you have signed up for Grade 10 Honors English, please see Ms. Hoffmann for your summer reading assignment.

· Friday, June 2^nd the Flame from the Special Olympics will be at Stowe Middle School. Come out and support Stowe Police Officer Bruce Merriman at 11:50am. Buy a T-shirt for $20 or wear a blue T-shirt and donate any amount of money to be able to run or walk with the torch around the track. Go to the middle school office to purchase T-shirts.

· Eco Week – Fresh Food Friday, June 2^nd encouraging faculty and students to bring fresh and organic food for lunch. Eco week is to help raise awareness for the environment by participating in Stowe High School's second Eco Week. There are prizes for the most enthusiastic participants each day and a $50 prize for the overall winner for the week. Send a picture of your participation to G. Eliasson or J. Segal to get entered to wind some great prizes!

· Any students interested in joining the Stowe High Mountain Bike Club please come to an informational meeting during snack on Monday, June 5^th. We will be participating in the Northern New England High School Series in the fall! We hope to field a big team of boys and girls, experienced riders and newcomers alike. See Roger with any questions.

· All students who plan on taking AP Calculus next year: Meet in Teagan Garon's room briefly at the start of TA on Tuesday, June 6^th to get your textbook and summer assignment.

· NO Chorus or Band classes on Tuesday, June, 6^th, please report to SPP periods 3 & 4.

· All girls' playing Field Hockey or interested in playing Field Hockey next year, please meet Coach Janet Godin on Wednesday, June 7^th in the auditorium lobby during the beginning of TA time.

· Seniors: Mandatory graduation rehearsals are on Thursday, June 8^th at 1:15pm and Friday, June 9^th at 10:00am.

· Attention seniors - There are extra Graduation Announcements available in the office for $1 a piece.

· Community Service:

o Miles for Smiles, Sunday, June 4^th 8:00 – 11:00am. Contact Stowe Rec. 253-6138.

o Volunteers needed for Bible Camp – Monday, June 19^th thru Friday, June 23^rd from 8:30am until noon. Contact Tom Silva tsivabelles@yahoo.com for more information or the register www.stowebiblecamp.org

o Stowe Vibrancy looking for volunteers for their July 4^th festivities, see Charlene for times and more details.

o Volunteers needed for the Stowe Free Library book sale. Sale is Wednesday, July 5 – Monday, July 24^th. Contact Bonnie Knight for more information and to set up hours. bonniesknight@gmail.com

Old News:

· Enrollment for the 2018 school trip to Italy and Austria has opened. Please see. Mr. Dornfried for registration details.

Thursday, June 1, 2017

Announcements - Thursday, June 1, 2017

New News

· All students – TIME TO CLEAN OUT YOU LOCKERS! Stowe High School is not responsible for items left behind.

· Art students – It's time to please pick up you Art Work from Ms. Crouse or Ms. Zimbalatti.

· If you have signed up for either AP European or AP US History for next year, please see Mr. Williams for your summer assignment.

· If you have signed up for Grade 10 Honors English, please see Ms. Hoffmann for your summer reading assignment.

· Eco Week – Share the Throttle – Thursday, June 1^st – encouraging faculty and students to carpool to school. Fresh Food Friday, June 2^nd encouraging faculty and students to bring fresh and organic food for lunch. Eco week is to help raise awareness for the environment by participating in Stowe High School's second Eco Week. There are prizes for the most enthusiastic participants each day and a $50 prize for the overall winner for the week. Send a picture of your participation to G. Eliasson or J. Segal to get entered to wind some great prizes!

· Music Lessons – TODAY, Thursday, June 1^st A. Infante, t. Hoekstra, A. Pelletier & V. Eliasson period 8.

· Bible Camp registration deadline is Thursday, June 1^st. We are still accepting volunteers, so be a hero! High School students must register online so that we have a count and can give out community service assignments.

· All students who plan on taking AP Calculus next year: Meet in Teagan Garon's room briefly at the start of TA on Tuesday, June 6^th to get your textbook and summer assignment.

· NO Chorus or Band classes on Tuesday, June, 6^th, please report to SPP periods 3 & 4.

· All girls' playing Field Hockey or interested in playing Field Hockey next year, please meet Coach Janet Godin on Wednesday, June 7^th in the auditorium lobby during the beginning of TA time.

· HS Band Exam is Thursday, June 8^th and Friday, June 9^th periods 3 & 4. The goal is to get the kids out of rehearsal asap and hopefully, they can attend part of, if not all of period 4.

· Seniors: Mandatory graduation rehearsals are on Thursday, June 8^th at 1:15pm and Friday, June 9^th at 10:00am.

· Attention seniors - There are extra Graduation Announcements available in the office for $1 a piece.

· Community Service:

o Miles for Smiles, Sunday, June 4^th 8:00 – 11:00am. Contact Stowe Rec. 253-6138.

o Stowe Vibrancy looking for volunteers for their July 4^th festivities, see Charlene for times and more details.

o Volunteers needed for the Stowe Free Library book sale. Sale is Wednesday, July 5 – Monday, July 24^th. Contact Bonnie Knight for more information and to set up hours. bonniesknight@gmail.com

Old News:

· Enrollment for the 2018 school trip to Italy and Austria has opened. Please see. Mr. Dornfried for registration details.

· Stowe Tennis Club is looking for a summer lifeguard. If you are interested please contact Adi Barnett at 802-793-1218.

· Fall Sports Registration is now open; please register on the school website. Deadline is Saturday, July 1^st 2017.

Wednesday, May 31, 2017

Announcements - Wednesday, May 31, 2017

· LifeSkills for Seniors is a fun information-filled seminar designed for the class of 2017, that will touch on topics relevant to your life after graduation. Speakers include a self-defense demo from Ernie and more. This event will take place on Wednesday, May 31^st from 8:30am until noon. Lunch and ice cream will be provided courtesy of Stowe Education Fund!

· Jazz Band will meet on Wednesday, May 31^st during block 7.

· Eco Week – Wednesday, May 31^st – Water Bottle Day, encouraging teachers and students to bring a reusable water bottle, the cafeteria will NOT be selling water bottles TODAY, Wednesday. Share the Throttle – on Thursday, June 1^st – encouraging faculty and students to carpool to school. Fresh Food Friday, June 2^nd encouraging faculty and students to bring fresh and organic food for lunch. Eco week is to help raise awareness for the environment by participating in Stowe High School's second Eco Week. There are prizes for the most enthusiastic participants each day and a $50 prize for the overall winner for the week. Send a picture of your participation to G. Eliasson or J. Segal to get entered to wind some great prizes!

· · Bible Camp registration deadline is Thursday, June 1^st. We are still accepting volunteers, so be a hero! High School students must register online so that we have a count and can give out community service assignments.

· Stowe Middle/High School students invite all community members, business owners and parents to a follow-up of the dinner theater presentation about the strengths, challenges, concerns and pressures they face daily in their school and community. The students will show performances again and work on next steps. Our students invite you to improve our town with action and proactive thinking. The presentation will take place on Monday, June 5^th at the Stowe Free Library Community Room at 6:00 – 7:30pm. Complementary coffee and dessert provided. Registration Required at this link or search "Growing Up Stowe" on Eventbrite.

· All students who plan on taking AP Calculus next year: Meet in Teagan Garon's room briefly at the start of TA on Tuesday, June 6^th to get your textbook and summer assignment.

· HS Band Exam is Thursday, June 8^th and Friday, June 9^th periods 3 & 4. The goal is to get the kids out of rehearsal asap and hopefully, they can attend part of, if not all of period 4.

· Seniors: Mandatory graduation rehearsals are on Thursday, June 8^th at 1:15pm and Friday, June 9^th at 10:00am.

· Attention seniors - There are extra Graduation Announcements available in the office for $1 a piece.

· Stowe Tennis Club is looking for a summer lifeguard. If you are interested please contact Adi Barnett at 802-793-1218.

· Fall Sports Registration is now open; please register on the school website. Deadline is Saturday, July 1^st 2017.

· Community Service:

o Miles for Smiles, Sunday, June 4^th 8:00 – 11:00am. Contact Stowe Rec. 253-6138.

o Stowe Vibrancy looking for volunteers for their July 4^th festivities, see Charlene for times and more details.

o Volunteers needed for the Stowe Free Library book sale. Sale is Wednesday, July 5 – Monday, July 24^th. Contact Bonnie Knight for more information and to set up hours. bonniesknight@gmail.com

o Stowe Area Association is looking for volunteers to stuff envelopes for The Antique Car Show mailing. Students can come and work for a few hours and watch Netflix at the same time. Hours are Monday – Saturday 9 – 5 and Sundays 11 – 5. Students an even pick up the materials and bring it home to work on. Contact Ali or Zak at SAA 253-7321 or aliwaves@aol.com

· Enrollment for the 2018 school trip to Italy and Austria has opened. Please see. Mr. Dornfried for registration details.

MENU:

All entrées served with milk, fruit and veggie bar

MAY 31 – turkey tacos, rice, salsa, sour cream, black bean & corn salsa

JUN 1 – Cabot grilled cheese sandwich, tomato soup

JUN 2 – hamburgers/cheeseburgers, whole wheat bun, French fries

JUN 5 – macaroni & cheese, steamed broccoli

JUN 6 – homemade whole wheat pizza, Caesar salad

JUN 7 – nachos, rice, salsa & sour cream, black bean & corn salad

JUN 8 – chicken cutlet sandwich bar, French fries

JUN 9 – Italian dunkers, red or meat sauce, garden salad

SPORTS:

JUN 7 – Golf @ States – Vermont National