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January 21, 2016
Issue 11, Volume 37
Malcolm Public Schools
10004 NW 112th St
Malcolm, NE 68402
From Our Administration
Mr. Ryan Terwilliger, Superintendent
Give Us A Call
High School Office
402-796-2151 ext. 1
Westfall Office
402-796-2151 ext. 2
Business Office
402-796-2151 ext. 3
Inside This Issue:
Page 2: Mrs. Haun and Mr.
Tarr
Page 3: Honor Roll
Page 4: Ms. Puterbaugh
and Mrs. Pulec
Page 5: Schedule
Pages 6-7: Menus
Pages 7-10 Board Minutes
and Bills
Pages 11-13: Ads
Seated L-R: Craig Vanderkolk, Chandler Kramer, Bill
England. Standing: Andrea Holka, Kevin Lostroh and
Michelle Bice
January has been designated National School Board appreciation
month. As usual, I feel honored to recognize our six member board.
As citizen leaders, these individuals are charged with the unenviable
task of making tough decisions on a myriad of complex educational
issues—many times balancing the needs of our students with the
need for property tax generated revenue. In my opinion, they do an
excellent job with this difficult responsibility. Our students continue
to improve their performance—in the classroom as well as in their
extracurricular activities.
I feel fortunate to serve a board that is student-centered and
committed to providing an outstanding education to every student
that walks through our doors. With that, I would like to thank
and recognize our board for their time, effort and commitment to
education and the community at large.
Ryan Terwilliger
1st Semester Academic Improvement 2015-16
Student must raise their semester grade point average by .5 or more in their
academic courses & have a passing grade in all other courses during the semester.
Grade 7
No grades to compare
until 2nd Semester
Grade 8
none
Grade 9
No grades to compare
until 2nd Semester
Grade 10
Trevin Rutt
Grade 11
Shelby Brooks
Jeffrey Densberger
Lizeth Gonzalez
Elani Irons
Sergey Rybak
Grade 12
Kiley Carroll
Kevin Duong
Taylor Falkenhagen
Giselle Gonzalez-Mendoza
Sheridan Swotek
News From Mrs. Haun
6th and 7th Grade Reading
Sixth and seventh graders are starting off the second semester with novel studies. Novel
studies are different from reading for enjoyment as we take an in depth look at the
elements of fiction – exposition, rising action, conflict, climax, resolution, mood, theme,
and author’s purpose. The 6th graders are reading Holes by Louis Sachar; the 7th
graders are reading The Outsiders by S.E. Hinton. We will also compare and contrast the
novels with the movies that are based on both books.
Following the novel studies we will begin to prepare for the NeSA reading tests. This
year’s tests will incorporate new items such as evidence-based selected responses as well as
text dependent analysis questions in which students have to respond in writing to a question
about the selection.
8th Grade English
Eighth graders are preparing for the NeSA writing test that will be taken on January
27. The mode for the state writing test is descriptive writing. Students are asked to describe
a person, place, or thing by responding to the prompt given. We have done several descriptive
pieces this year including a practice test scored at the ESU in October and most recently and
practice test scored by myself and peers. Additionally, we have looked at sample papers and
scored them using language directly from the rubric. We will continue to prepare the next two
weeks. It is important that students are at school and well rested the day of the test.
Thank You From Mr. Tarr
Thank you. With just a couple more major tournaments coming up, I need to
thank you as boosters, patrons, parents and family members for the fine work you
have all done for activities so far. In the past month we have hosted our winter
basketball tournament and our wrestling invite. Both went off without a hitch and
we had compliments from the schools that attended. All are returning because
you did a great job of making it happen. Please pat yourselves on the back for all
the work you did to make these events successful. The money that was raised will
be used to get things that our activity programs can use.
On Friday Feb. 5th we will be hosting the ECNC Wrestling meet, starting at 2:00PM.
This will be in the middle of the day, and there is a great possibility that our girls will
be playing basketball that night. We are asking for help to either work the tables or work
concessions. It is a big undertaking that we as a school can do if everyone who can help takes
part. Please give me a call, 402-580 0585 or the school and let us know if you can help. You are
great, thank you. Jack Tarr CMAA, AD Malcolm Public Schools
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1st Semester Honor Roll 2015-16
3.500 or higher current semester GPA
and no grade lower than a C
Grade 7
Elizabeth Bargen
Maclain Beach
Piper Beatty
Trentyn Beekman
John Boesen
Matthew Burbach
Madeline Day
Mikayla DeBaets
Drew Doak
Gavan Dunse
Addison Earnest
Austin Earnest
Cora Ferguson
Zachary Green
Morgan Heywood
Josephine Holliday
Sophie Irons
Skylar Kirkpatrick
Madelyne Knapp
Clayton Monroe
Archer Moody
Kimberly Nguyen
Logan Petersen
Mason Rowe
Malcolm Saltzman
Grace Schleining
Ashlynn Sehi
Jasmine Small
Joslyn Small
David Swotek
Hadley Teut
Brett Thieman
Jordyn Virus
Gabrielle Wattier
Heidi Wessel
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Rayce
Cynthia
Julia
Hayley
Peyton
Taylor
Jacob
Colton
Jaydin
Laurel
Samantha
Emily
Michael
Anna
Jessica
Emily
Emma
Logan
Cordell
Hailey
Dylan
Grade 8
Anderson
Bargen
Damme
Duckett
Gissler
Glause
Groff
Hill
Little
Mitchell-Anderson
Ridder
Sandell
Schmidt
Schroeder
Spieker
Steiner
Stratton
Thomas
Vrbka
Wessel
Zoucha
Grade 11
Jackson Beatty
Mikayla Brady
John Burbach
Kayle Carlson
Hayley Densberger
Timothy Dishman
Micah Dostal
Hannah Dunse
Evan Eckert
Jacob Garrison
Seth Gissler
Trevor Hoeft
Mitchell Lange
McKenzie Nutter
Jonathan Saathoff
Courtney Sandell
Matthew Schmidt
Emma Schroeder
Ryan Stewart
10004 nw 112th st, malcolm, ne 68402
Grade 9
Tesla Babbitt
Devyn Beekman
Kelsey Brady
Grant Burbach
Peyton Davis
Haydn Deinert
Olivia Diedrichsen
Joshua Finke
Shane Humphrey
Wyatt Loga
Andrew Meyerle
Brooklyn Minzel
Claira Monroe
Gabrielle Porter
Laura Reiling
Benjamin Saathoff
Kaylee Shafer
Adam Stewart
Ashley Tallon
McKenzie Teten
Noah Twohig
Bailey Virus
Easton Waller
Ryan Zoucha
Grade 12
Sarah Behlen
Kelsie DeBaets
Madeline Diedrichsen
Beau Dostal
Amanda Engelbart
Casey Engelbart
Dalton Engelbart
Austin Glause
Savannah Hargens
Alyssa Hoeft
Mattias Holka
Tyler Jacobson
Brittany Jennett
Hailey Kelley
Noah Kramer
Cade Larson
Anastasia Meyerle
Dustin Monroe
Graham Moody
Shelby Rohe
Emma Schumacher
Heidi Spone
Amanda Steiner
Chelsea Stewart
Hannah Ward
Mason Warrelmann
Meaghan Webster
Grade 10
Raina Anderson
Haylee Bridges
Sara Broad
Trevor Burianek
Kylie DeBaets
Chase Duckett
Gracey England
Gregory Flack
Samantha Fortik
Gavin Goracke
Jaden Groff
Mattison Hogrefe
Katelynn Holliday
Logan Hurt
Sydney Irons
Autumn Loga
Christian Mazza
Maxwell Nordmeyer
Caleb Porter
Paul Raben
Logan Rowe
Chloe Schumacher
Adrianna Sims
Trenton Steckelberg
Morgan Teten
Madisyn Warrelmann
Hunter Witte
Jaela Zimmerman
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Pressing On
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By Patti
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Puterbaugh, K-12 Reading Specialist
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Another
semester has begun and workshop students are back to class with a great
attitude.
As I continue to build on what they know, I look forward to each student
a
e
experiencing
growth as a reader.
In
I first grade we are working on comprehension skills. These skills include using
picture
cues and context clues to read new words, and bringing to mind what we
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know about the subject before we read. We are also working on decoding skills by
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reading short vowel books.
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Second graders are also learning decoding skills by reading books and writing words
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have the digraphs ch, sh, th, and wh. Inferring is the comprehension skill we are
that ha
working
ki with
i this week. Our book is entitled Sink or Float. We will be testing different
objects to find out if they sink or float. We will use knowledge they already have to hypothesize what the
object will do.
Third graders are learning how to look closely at a fiction story and find the parts of the plot. They
are also working on decoding strategies using the REWARDS strategy. They are currently working on
finding vowel pairs, prefixes, and syllables in multisyllabic words. Then they apply what they know to
reading words. This presents a challenge for them, but they are ready to meet the challenge.
Fourth and fifth graders are learning how to look carefully at a nonfiction article. The topic this week
in fourth grade is discerning how a person becomes and stays healthy. The topic in fifth grade is
determining the point of view of characters from the Revolutionary War. These lessons should equip
students to read text more strategically in the content areas.
Creative Writing Class
C
By: Mrs. Pulec
B
Every semester I am posed with the following question: If I join your creative
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writing class, what will I have to do. I think some students are surprised when
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my answer continues past the typical, “Well, you write stories.” My response might
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sound more like, “Well, you write stories, illustrate comics and a write a book, create
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advertisements and a magazine, etc.” Students will find that there are many different
adv
types of
o writing we develop.
In this class we have written and created many pieces: we write and illustrate a children’s
book, we create a comic strip, students develop a magazine of their choosing with articles
and advertisements, they also write a historical fiction story, they create a poem, and
sometimes even their own obituary. Now, that is an interesting first day, when they walk
in and ask what the new writing is for the week and I respond with, “You are writing your
obituary.”
Due to the different activities, students have appreciated this class and the different ways
the class approaches writing. I created the class to cover various pieces because I wanted
students, especially students who feel they are not writers, to experience writing in a
whole new way. To see that writing can be more than just words on lined paper. Writing
can come alive in many different ways and be an experience that’s enjoyable.
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Clipper Schedule of Events
**Times and Schedule Subject to Change
Friday, January 22
11:00AM
WR(JV/V)@David City
12:24PM
EARLY DISMISSAL
4:30PM
B/GBB(JV/V)@Malcolm
Friday, January 29
3:45PM
Sports Practices
TBA
UNO Boch Honor Festival
Saturday, January 23
TBA
Speech@Concordia
9:30PM
WR(JV/V)@Louisville
4:30PM
B(JV)/G(V)/B(V)@Mead
Saturday, January 30
TBA
UNO Boch Honor Festival
TBA
ECNC B/G BB@Top Seed
TBA
Speech @ Lincoln Lutheran
9:30AM
7-8GBB(C/B/A)@Malcolm
10:00AM
WR(JV/V)@Albion
Monday, January 25
3:45PM
Sports Practices
4:30PM
WR(JV)@Weeping Water
6:00PM
B/GBB(C)@Malcolm
Sunday, January 31
TBA
UNO Boch Honor Festival
Tuesday, January 26
3:45PM
Sports Practices
4:30PM
B/GBB(JVV)@Tecumseh
Wednesday, January 27
3:45PM
Sports Practices
Thursday, January 28
3:45PM
Sports Practices
4:30PM
7-8GBB(B/A)@Malcolm
Monday, February 1
3:45PM
Sports Practices
TBA
BBB ECNC @ Top Seed
Tuesday, February 2nd
3:45PM
Sports Practices
TBA
GBB ECNC @ Top Seed
4:00PM
7-8 GBB(B/A)@Malcolm
Wednesday, February 3rd
3:45PM
Sports Practices
Thursday, February 4th
3:45PM
Sports Practices
TBA
BBB ECNC Semi-Finals@SECC
It’s time to sign up for baseball and
softball! Go to malcolmsports.com
and click on the baseball tab in the
top right corner to register. Deadline
for registration is March 1st. Go
Clippers!!!
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Minutes – Board of Education
January 18, 2016
The Board of Education, School District 148, Lancaster County, Nebraska met in open
session at 7:00PM at the District Board Room, 10004 NW 112th St., Malcolm, NE on
Monday, January 18, 2016 to conduct normal and usual business of the District. Said
meeting was advertised in advance in the minutes of the December 21, 2015 meeting,
published in the December 24, 2015 issue of “The Clipper” and in the January 7, 2016
issue of “The Clipper”. Board answering roll call were: Michelle Bice, William England,
Andrea Holka, Chandler Kramer, Kevin Lostroh, Craig Vanderkolk. Administrators
present were Ryan Terwilliger, Greg Adams, Amber Dolliver. Ms. Julia Lostroh, Business
Manager, assumed temporary Chair and called the meeting to order at 7:01pm. She noted
that the Open Meetings Act is posted on the north wall of the Board Room.
Ms. Lostroh called for nominations for the office of President of the Board of Education.
Lostroh nominated Craig Vanderkolk, seconded by Bice. After hearing and seeing
no further nominations, she declared the nominations closed. Seeing and hearing no
objections to declaring Craig Vanderkolk elected by acclamation, Ms. Lostroh declared
Craig Vanderkolk President of the Board of Education and turned the Chair over to Mr.
Vanderkolk.
Chairman Vanderkolk called for nominations for the office of Vice-President of the Board
of Education. Vanderkolk nominated Michelle Bice, seconded by England. After hearing
and seeing no further nominations, he declared nominations closed. Voting by roll call for
Bice: AYES – England, Holka, Kramer, Lostroh, Vanderkolk, Bice. NAYS – None. Bice was
declared Vice-President of the Board of Education.
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Chairman Vanderkolk called for nominations for the office of Secretary of the Board of Education. Kramer
nominated Andrea Holka, seconded by Bice. After hearing and seeing no further nominations, he declared
nominations closed. Voting by roll call: AYES – Holka, Kramer, Lostroh, Vanderkolk, Bice, England. NAYS
– None. Holka was declared Secretary of the Board of Education.
Chairman Vanderkolk called for nominations for the office of Treasurer of the Board of Education. Bice
nominated William England, seconded by Holka, for the position of Treasurer of the Board. After hearing
and seeing no further nominations, he declared the nominations closed. Voting by roll call: AYES – Kramer,
Lostroh, Vanderkolk, Bice, England, Holka. NAYS – None.
After reviewing the list of existing committees, Chairman Vanderkolk made the following committee
appointments: Building and Grounds – Lostroh, Vanderkolk, England. Negotiations – Bice, Vanderkolk,
Holka. Americanism – Lostroh, Bice, Kramer. Finance – Holka, England, Kramer.
Moving into business of the meeting, Bice moved, seconded by Lostroh, to approve the consent agenda as
presented. Ms. Lostroh went through the list of bills and receipts, answering questions. Voting by roll call:
AYES – Lostroh, Vanderkolk, Bice, England, Holka, Kramer. NAYS – None. Motion 1-2016-1 passed.
Financial Summary
January 18, 2016
School Accounts
Previous Bal 12/1/2015
Receipts - December 2015
Disbursements- Dec 2015
Cash in Cking 12/31/2015
Invested: December 2015
Lanc. Co. Treasurer:
Previous Bal 12/1/2015
Receipts -December 2015
Disbursements - Dec 2015
Cash on Hand 12/31/2015
NSDLAF (Investment)
Previous Bal 12/1/2015
Receipts - December 2015
Disbursements Dec 2015
Cash on Hand 12/31/2015
General
Lunch
Activity
Bus Deprec
$702,713.86 $5,798.46
$188,881.96 $95,475.34
$630,393.09 $23,483.25
$15,727.41
$9.90
$484,420.14 $25,187.88
$12,195.01
$12,401.35
$402,781.02 $93.22
$2,457.01
-$1,960.66
$445,905.79 $4,000.61
$189,957.26 $85,044.55
General
Bond
QCPUF
$24,900.84
$585.45
$334.54
$251,403.67
$22,995.82
$10,679.04
$27,232.77
$813.13
$440.56
$249,071.74
$22,768.14
$10,573.02
Spc Bldg
Bond Fund
QCPUF Checking
$537,228.34 $43,147.04
$14,092.48
$836.57
$586.59
$334.54
$0.00
$0.00
$0.00
$538,064.91 $43,733.63
$14,427.02
Communications From The Public – None
Unfinished Business – None
New Business –
Holka moved, Bice seconded, the Board publicize its notice of hearings, meetings, and minutes during the
2016 calendar year by either or all of the following: “The Clipper”, Lincoln Journal Star, or by hand posting
as required by statute. Voting by roll call: AYES – Vanderkolk, Bice, England, Holka, Kramer, Lostroh. NAYS
– None. Motion 1-2016-2 passed.
Lostroh moved, seconded by Kramer, to designate the Perry, Guthery, Haase, and Gessford law firm for
providing the school district legal counsel during the 2016 calendar year. Voting by roll call: AYES – Bice,
England, Holka, Kramer, Lostroh, Vanderkolk. NAYS – None. Motion 1-2016-3 passed.
Bice moved, seconded by Lostroh, the District continue using Union Bank & Trust Co. of Lincoln and
Nebraska School District Liquid Asset Fund, as its depositories for the 2016 calendar year. Voting by roll call:
AYES – England, Holka, Kramer, Lostroh, Vanderkolk, Bice. NAYS – None. Motion 1-2016-4 passed.
Lostroh moved, seconded by England, that the Board allow and approve class credit be given to the students
who take the following Asynchronous Virtual High School courses: Meteorology, Investing In The Stock
Market, Crop Science, Agribusiness. Voting by roll call: AYES – Holka, Kramer, Lostroh, Vanderkolk, Bice,
England. NAYS – None. Motion 1-2016-5 passed.
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Holka moved to allow Malcolm Athletic Coaches/Sponsors the use of school vehicles, building and grounds
for the 2016 Summer Activities – if activities are pre-approved by the Administration. Seconded by Bice.
Voting by roll call: AYES – Kramer, Lostroh, Vanderkolk, Bice, England, Holka. NAYS – None. Motion
1-2016-6 passed.
Administrative Reports –
Mrs. Amber Dolliver, Westfall Principal
Good start to second semester – have welcomed several new students.
NeSA writing tests will be given in the next few weeks.
Parent-Teacher Conferences will be held February 11th.
Kindergarten Round-Up April 4th.
Mr. Greg Adams, Jr/Sr High School Principal
Added 1 new student.
Channel 10/11 will have a segment on the Girl’s Basketball Team on Thursday.
Attorney Bobby Truhe visited with parents at the Winter Activity Meeting about digital dangers for
children and will speak to the students on February 9th.
Superintendent Ryan Terwilliger –
Will set up a meeting with Building & Grounds Committee to consider the north gym wall leaks.
Incumbents must file by February 16th.
Asked Board to consider Board Retreat dates to be set at next month’s meeting.
Review the district survey questions.
Chairman Craig Vanderkolk –
Asked the Board to consider work session topics and noted there may be more than 2 sessions.
Noted the op-ed written by the York Superintendent.
With no further business on the agenda, England moved, seconded by Kramer, to adjourn. Chairman
Vanderkolk declared the meeting adjourned by acclamation at 7:41pm.
Respectfully submitted,
Julia Lostroh
Recording Secretary
The next regular meeting of the Board will be Monday, February 15, 2016 at 7:00PM at the District Board
Room, 10004 NW 112th St., Malcolm, NE. An agenda is published the Friday before each meeting.
GENERAL FUND EXPENDITURES
January 18, 2016
Payroll
Amazon.com
Amen, Scott
Apple Inc.
AS Central Services
Bauer Built
Blue Cross Blue Shield
Busch, Arlon
Colin Ectric Motor Service Inc.
Connect Pediatric - K. Pfeil
Dolliver, Amber
ESU 6
Electrical Engineering & Equipment Co.
Fastenal
First Concord Group
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$404,895.37
$598.55
$99.00
$2,940.00
$227.47
$427.49
$1,654.35
$14.11
$137.01
$3,147.25
$131.74
$6,414.75
$393.65
$12.49
$110.00
10004 nw 112th st, malcolm, ne 68402
Payroll Expenses
WF Staff Development Books/SPED Supplies
Osmo - 3rd Grade
iPad Minis
Internet Service
Parts and Alignment
BCBS Insurance Premium
Cleaning Pumices
1/3 HP Motor
OT SPED Services - Nov/Dec
WF Intervention Items
Workshop/Technology/Psych. Charges
Electrical Supplies
Maintenance Supplies
Flex 125 Adm Fees
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General Binding Corporation
H.W. Wilson
Haan Crafts
Hansmeyer, Constance
Harris School Solutions
Heffelfinger, Ami
Hillyard
Interstate All Battery Center
Kelly Supply Company
Kidwell
Kiner Supply Company
Konica Minolta
L&W Garbage Service Inc
Lincoln Glass, Inc
Magic Wrighter, Inc
Meehl, Jan
Menards
Midwest Roofing, Inc.
Momar
NAPA Auto Parts
Nantkes, Jenn
ND Center for Distance Education
Nebraska Safety Center
Norris Public Power District
Office Depot
Omaha Truck Center
OneSource
PGH&G Attorneys at Law
Quill.com
Sherwin-Williams Co.
Tan-Aire Inc.
Tractor Supply Co.
Unite Private Networks, LLC
Verizon
Village of Malcolm
VISA - Union Bank
WalMart
Wex Bank
Windstream
$365.91
$179.10
$104.65
$304.40
$8,566.59
$2,737.88
$3,764.42
$69.27
$10.19
$96.50
$49.05
$3,253.61
$336.00
$292.00
$20.00
$574.75
$1,129.52
$619.11
$304.66
$46.88
$640.59
$600.00
$225.00
$6638.36
$509.16
$1,463.75
$75.00
$420.00
$51.35
$196.55
$125.00
$41.15
$909.07
$161.16
$5,074.11
$1,854.48
$34.95
$4,143.28
$602.86
Laminator Repair
Current Biography Yearbook, 2015 Library
FCS Sewing Kits
ECSE SPED Services
1095C Forms/AA Pro & Apta Hosting
Mental Health Services
Gym Floor Machine/Custodial Supplies
Batteries
Maintenance Supplies
Replaced Part for Sump Pump/Emergency Light
Plumbing Supplies
Copier Lease Payment/Extra Copies
Garbage Service
Replace Weight Room Mirror
E-Funds Monthly Compliance Charge
PT SPED Services
Maintenance Supplies/IT Supplies
Repair Flashing on WF/HS
Degreaser/Work Light
Oil Filter Wrench
Vision Services - SPED
Distance Learning Class Tuition
Level II Pupil Transportation Course
Electric Service
Office Supplies/Chairs
Bus Parts/Repair
Background Checks
Legal Services
Office Supplies
Paint Supplies
Grease Trap Pump Service
Maintenance Supplies
Distance Learning Cable
Cell Phone Service
Water/Sewer Service
Maint.Return Ship/Stamped Envelopes
Life Skills SPED Class Supplies
School Vehicle Fuel
Phone Service
Checks Out of Cycle
US Post Office
Wal-Mart
$203.82
$35.90
Clipper/Board Minute Postage
Life Skills SPED Class Supplies
$10,250.63
$3,820.30
$591.55
$63.50
$259.00
$801.00
$1,714.80
$861.84
$1,600.25
$4,252.43
Wages/Benefits
Food/Custodial Supplies
Bread Supplies
Buns
Food/Custodial Supplies
Breakfast Juice
Milk Products
Breakfast Juice
Condensor for Outside Freezer
Food/Custodial Supplies
$469,394.90
School Lunch Fund
Payroll
CashWa
Earthgrains
Jolliffe, Gladys
Pegler-Sysco Food Distribution
Pepsi-Cola of Lincoln
Prairieland Foods, LLC
Sam's
TechMasters
The Thompson Company
$24,215.30
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REGULAR
SCHOOL
BOARD MEETINGS
THE
NEXT REGULAR MEETING for the
Board will be Monday, February 15th, 2016
at 7:00PM at the District Board Room, 10004
NW 112th St., Malcolm, Nebraska. An agenda is published the Friday before each regular
board meeting. This can be picked up at the
business office or read online at www.malcolmschools.org. It will be modified as necessary.
SUPER BOWL PARTY AT NORTHWEST
COMMUNITY CHURCH. February 7th the doors
open at 5PM. Grades 6-12 are welcome! Plenty of
free food and prizes!
WORD OF LIFE LUTHERAN CHURCH IS
SETTLING in at its new locating at 200 Fletcher
Ave. We are still on the edge of Lincoln, just east of
Fallbrook. We welcome you to join us as we begin
the New Year with a series called “Where Is He?”
Is it just wishful thinking or is there something
inside all of us that knows God is real?...
...OUR SERVICE IS ON SUNDAY AT 10:30AM
WITH Sunday School and Bible Class at 9:15 a.m.
Check out our web site, www. wordoflifelincoln.
org (or facebook) Pastor Larry Oetting- 402.742.
WORD (9673)
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NORTH AMERICAN MARTYRS CATHOLIC
CHURCH is located in NW Lincoln at 1101 Isaac
Drive. The parish offers 35 different programs to
help people grow in love and wisdom as children of
God. Visit our website www.namartyrs.org or call
the office at 402-476-8088 for Mass times, info on
our Pre-K through 8th grade school, our programs
for teens and adults and more!
ZION EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH
WELCOMES you to services on Sunday at 9 am
followed by fellowship and Sunday School at 10:15
am. 2244 NW 126th Street, Lincoln, NE 402-7962433 Website: zelca.org
MALCOLM UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
INVITES you to join us for Sunday Service! Worship at 9AM, Sunday School starts at 9:15AM and
fellowship treats after the service. We’re located
on the NW corner of Malcolm, 520 Malcolm Rd.
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 14th SPEND YOUR
EVENING at Tower Hall-Malcolm Featuring the
Band “No Direction”. 6PM Bar Opens. 7-8:30PM
Band Plays. 8:30-10PM Social Time. $5 Cover
Charge per Person. 16 & Under Free. Snacks
Provided. Questions? Call 402-432-3807. Family
Friendly Music. End Your Evening With Your
Sweetheart at Tower Hall.
10004 nw 112th st, malcolm, ne 68402
www.malcolmschools.org
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WE WOULD LIKE TO EXPRESS OUR
APPRECIATION to the community, family,
friends, and neighbors who have shown great
kindness and sympathy to us after the death of
our daughter, Jill. The support for the memorial,
food donations, visits, and many cards has been
amazing. Thank you to everyone for thinking of us
during this difficult time in our lives. Bruce and
Marsha Widick family
OUR HEARTFELT APPRECIATION TO
EVERYONE for the kindness, thoughtfulness,
prayers, and goodness bestowed upon us during
this sad and difficult time in the loss of our beloved
ARCHIE. These are all the things that will be long
remembered. Sweet angel smiles and kisses to
you all. Richard, Heather, Reva, Clement and Leo
Small. Gerry and Penny Small and families. Doug
and Jo Heidtbrink and families. Cleora Heidtbrink
JOIN US FOR A GREAT BREAKFAST ON
SUNDAY January 24, 2016 8:00AM - 12:00PM.
Pancakes, sausage, scrambled eggs, biscuits and
gravy, coffee, and juice. Adults - $5.00 Children
(12 & under)-$2.00. Garland Legion Post #369
VILLAGE OF MALCOLM - BOARD
OF
TRUSTEES MEETING will be held on WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 3rd at 7PM at the Village
Hall 137 E. Second Street, Malcolm, NE. If you
have any comments, concerns, questions or would
like to hear what is going on, please join us. Everyone is welcome!!!!!!
BAGS, TOTES, PURSES & JEWELRY - I’VE
GOT YOU covered!! Single orders, parties
or fundraisers- Thirty-One has you covered.
[email protected] or 402-416-9315
DAYCARE OPENINGS FOR CHILDREN 18 MOS
AND older - Capitol Beach area. Available for
full-time care, on days when school is closed/early
out, and summer care. Over 30 years experience.
Contact Jean Crounse 402-476-2543.
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FOR RENT - STORAGE UNITS 5X11 OR 11X22.
ALSO outside RV or Boat Storage. 402-761-2256
Milford.
CHILDCARE- - -I HAVE CHILD CARE OPENINGS
FOR school age children. This includes before
and after school, no school days, early outs and
summer care. Can transport. Please call Janet
Stratton at 402-580-1164
FOR PEST OR RODENT PROBLEMS, PLEASE
CALL JLS PEST CONTROL. Residential or Commercial. Free affordable quotes. Guaranteed Results. Ask for Buddy. Office 477-1334, Cell 890-4986
LOOS CONSTRUCTION INC- ( LCI ) QUALITY
CUSTOM cabinets & built-inns CALL FOR FREE
ESTIMATE 402-783-2111 / 402-416-0141 REFRENCES AVAILABLE www.loosconstructioninc.
com / [email protected]
HOEFTS AUTO
RESTORATION AND
COLLISION Minor dents to major rebuilds. Excellent work at a fair price. 402-601-9698
FREE ICE CREAM SOCIAL AND POLKA WITH
LONNIE Piitz of Brainard EVERY MONTH –
The first Monday of each month at 2:00 pm
Greene Place Assisted Living – 600 Church Street
– Seward, NE 402-643-9111
4 ACRE LOTS - NW 138TH ST AND W. BLUFF
RD. Gorgeous lots - many trees. Only 2 left! Build
your dream home in this picturesque location. Call
Merle Jahde 402-432-0443. Home Real Estate.
SYNERGY HOMES INC - WORKING WITH
YOU TO design and build your custom home.
Specializing in acreage homes and local to Malcolm,
email: [email protected] or call Maria at
(402) 499-3496 for more information!
January 21, 2016
BELMONT COMMUNITY CENTER HAS
OPENINGS in our Preschool Program. We offer
3 classes MWF for 4-5 yr. TTH a.m. for 3-4 yr and
TTH p.m. for 4-5 yr. For more information, please
call 402-477-8854 or check our web site at www.
belmontcommunitycenter.org
LOOS CONSTRUCTION
INC- COMPLETE
BUILDING & REMODELING SERVICES. Local
General Contractor since 1996 A+ BBB Rating.
Located in Raymond. LCI has quality minded
EMPLOYEES with experience in all phases of construction. Contractors ID # 25058 NE , insured
& references available. CALL FOR FREE EST. 402783-2111/402-416-0141 www.loosconstructioninc.com
RAYMOND CONTRACTING INC. - SEPTICS
AND LAGOONS Services include site planning,
percolation testing, system design, installation,
troubleshooting and property transfer inspections. Certified and Insured. Free Estimates.
Lloyd Jakoubek 402-783-2663 or 402-890-6009.
REAL ESTATE - BUYING & SELLING - OVER
84 COMBINED years experience in residential
homes, acreages, farms and acreage development.
Free Market Analysis. Call us to develop your
land. Malcolm area residents at 3600 NW 126th
St. for 23 years. Merle and Carolyn Jahde. Home
Real Estate. Call 402-432-0443 or 402-437-3700
FULL SERVICE LAWN CARE, MOWING, AERATING and Fertilizing. Also SNOW REMOVALCall Ryan at 402-580-7907
SNOW REMOVAL. SKID LOADER WITH 6 FT
BLADE. 1st Call 1st Served. For info call John @
402-580-4200 (no texting)
KAUP SIDING, ROOFING & MORE, CO WILL
BID your projects for residential or commercial
sites. We will work with your insurance company
for hail or weather related damage. For a bid,
call Tim Kaup at 402 380-8071 or TimKaup@
comcast.net.
TOTAL SURFACE DESIGN, INC WILL HAVE
YOUR home improvement projects completed in
time for the upcoming busy season. We specialize
in all types of flooring including: ceramic, wood,
vinyl, and carpet. Over 25 years experience, insured
and certified located in Malcolm. Call Scott DeBerg
at 402-570-0320 for a free estimate.
RDM LANDSCAPES IS YOUR LOCAL
LANDSCAPING company. Now is a great time to
complete those landscaping projects you have been
thinking about all year. Retaining walls, patios,
fire pits, plant installation, sprinkler installation,
hourly skid loader work & more. Contact Ryan
Maxson today for your free estimate. (402)3100868
TASTEFULLY SIMPLE HAS ALL OF YOUR
MEAL SOLUTIONS! From comfort foods, to
fabulous football parties, to meals on the go....we
have it all! Freezer meals are convenient for busy
weeks on the fly, ask me more! Joy Plautz * 4509219 * [email protected]
HIGH SPEED INTERNET - SPEEDS UP TO 15MBSERVICING rural areas and local towns including:
Malcolm, Garland, Raymond, Emerald, Staplehurst and north Lincoln. Plans starting at $24.00 per
month with unlimited data packages and NO contracts. No phone line needed. Home phone and
internet service for under $47 (taxes included) per
month. www.ais-ne.com or call 402-817-1717
LET’S GET THOSE PROJECTS DONE! WE
PAINT, so you don’t have to! Nearly anything!
PAINT
Paints, stains, sealers, lacquers, enamels. We
prep, repair, and more! 20+ years experience.
Locally owned. Free estimates. Call Todd Willet
at 402-432-1066
JACOBSEN
ACOBSEN
ROCK
&
GRAVEL WE
DELIVER Rock, Gravel, Ag-Lime, Dirt,
or Sand for any project you might have. We
carry River Rock and all sizes of Ornamental Rock. A local company, call for an estimate today. Gary Jacobsen, Rt. #1, Garland,
NE 402-783-2447 or cell phone 643-5171.
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PARENT TEACHERS
CONFERENCES
Kindergarten Round Up
Will be Monday, April 4th
At 4:00PM
Conferences for all students will be held in
individual teacher classrooms. Parents with
7-12 grade students should bring your child's
progress report. These are available via Parents
On-line. Please limit your time with each teacher
to a maximum of 6-8 minutes, unless other
arrangements have been made with the teacher
or principal. This allows as many parents as
possible the opportunity to visit with teachers.
Teachers will be breaking at noon for lunch
and will return for conferences at 1:00pm. If
you have any questions about Parent/Teacher
Conferences, please call Westfall Elementary or
the Jr/Sr High School at 796-2151. If you need
any assistance while at conferences, Mr. Adams
or Mrs. Dolliver will be glad to assist you.
The Weight Room is open to the public from 5-10PM
On the days that school is in session and the custodians are
working in the evening. Sign up forms are in the Business
Office.
DEADLINE FOR THE NEXT ISSUE WILL BE ON FRIDAY, JANUARY 29th.
PLEASE CALL WENDY AT 796-2151, EXT 501 OR EMAIL AT wendy.powers@mps148.
org AD PRICES ARE: $1.50 FOR 1-3 lines, $3.00 4-8 lines. WE RESERVE THE
RIGHT TO REFUSE ANY AD. ADS MUST BE PAID FOR BEFORE PRINT DATE!
MALCOLM PUBLIC SCHOOLS
10004 NW 112th Street
MALCOLM NE 68402
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