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Nineteen News
Alden-Hebron District 19
9604 Illinois Street
Hebron, IL 60034
FEBRUARY 2015
C.A.C. Community Trade Fair
Community Trade Fair
Thursday, April 2, 2015
ALDEN-HEBRON HIGH SCHOOL
TRADE FAIR - EXHIBITS OPEN FROM:
5:00 – 7:00 P.M.
Exhibitors are needed for our Community
Trade Fair. Profit and Non-Profit
organizations are welcome!
Inside this issue
PTO News………………………………...…………..2
Board Briefs………………….……...……………2
School & Community News………………..3
ENTRY FEES:
NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS
$15.00
BUSINESSES
$25.00
Forms are available on the school website or
at each building. The form will also be in the
March 19 News. For more information please
contact Marnie Lalor at 815/648-1603.
From the Athletic Directors Desk..4
Boys Wrestling Schedule…………….....5
Girls/Boys Basketball Schedule......5
Student News……………………………………...6
MS/HS Honor Roll…………....……………...7
Guidance corner.………...…..…..….……...8
Nurse’s Notes...……………….……….………..9
School calendar…...…………….…………..10
Informational Flyers………….…..........11
(times are subject to change, keep an eye on our
website for updates)
Special points of interest
 Athletic news/Calendar
 Save the Dates/Programs
 MS/HS Honor Roll
 Community & Student News
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PTO NEWS
Spring Fundraiser kick off is Friday, Feb. 27. Watch for details in your elementary and/or middle school student's backpack. This fundraiser
supports classroom activities, projects and field trips. There will be fun incentives for all participants.
Remember every Sunday in February from 3:00-5:00 p.m. is Family Skate at Just for Fun Roller Rink in McHenry. This is free to all families and
only cost $3 to rent skates.
MARKET DAY ALERT: We are in need of a chair for Market Day as of March 2015. This is urgent. For more information, contact Kim Egerstaffer
at (815) 648-2442 ext. 1531.
Watch for our new spring Spiritwear options. Our next meeting is Wednesday, Feb. 11 at 2:50 in the Elementary Library.
The music department is
looking for costumes for
the upcoming Alice in
Wonderland Musical. All
costumes are needed such
as Alice, March Hare, Tweedledee & Tweedledum, the Cheshire Cat
(possibly for 2 people), Dormouse, White Rabbit, Queen of Hearts,
the Caterpillar, Mad Hatter, Humpty-Dumpty, etc. All of the
characters that are typical of Alice in Wonderland which we are
familiar with. The costumes could be dropped off in the music room.
Thank you all in advance for your help!
Board Briefs
Board Members:
Sue Walters, President:
815-648-2726
Chris Olson, Vice President:
815-648-2382
Jenny Linneman, Secretary:
815-648-2027
Jeff Helland: 815-648-4265
John Eskridge: 815-648-2624
Andy Madsen: 815-482-4948
Ken Winkelman: 815-648-2070
Dr. Debbie Ehlenburg:
815-648-2442 Ext. 1525
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This is a brief summary of the Board Meetings
held in January. Details of these meetings are
available through the district office, posted in
each building and on the website at :
www.alden-hebron.org
January Board Briefs:

Ms. Geils gave a presentation on the
Follett Challenge.

Elementary Spelling Bee winners –1st
place - Rhiannon Brummet Alternate –
Connor Bates

Middle School Spelling Bee winners – 1st
place - Melanie Nielsen Alternate –
Cody Miller

We will be hosting the Regional Spelling
Bee on February 5th.

We will be hosting the high school boys
basketball regionals February 23rd -27th

CAC Trade Fair will be on April 2nd.
Next Board Meetings :
February 3rd & 17th @ 7:00 p.m. in the
Elementary multi-purpose room
Parent/Teacher Conferences will be held
February 12th from 4-8pm and February
13th from 12-8pm. Parents will be
notified of their scheduled conference
times in advance.
The Book Fair is coming to the Elementary
School February 09-13 open daily until 3pm with
FREE Book Fair Bingo on Thursday 02/12/15 in
the Gymnasium from 8-9pm. Open during
parent/teacher conferences.
Hope to see you there !!
Alden-Hebron PTO District #19
Family Skate at Just For Fun Roller Rink
Who: All District #19 families
What: Family Skate
Where: Just For Fun Roller Rink
914 N. Front Street McHenry, IL
When: February 1, 8, 15, 22
3:00PM – 5:00PM
Cost: FREE admission.
Bring your own skates or roller blades
or rent skates for $3.00. The rink will
be closed to the public on the above
dates and open to all
District 19 students and their families.
Don’t miss out! Join the fun!
Alden-Hebron Elementary School
School District #19
Let’s Go Bowling!
*Beat the winter blues and let’s have
some fun!*
Please Support
Hebron Public Library
Roof Fund Raiser:
Premier Jewelry Party
Saturday February 7th
2:00 in the Social
Room at the Library
All profits going to the
library
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Who: Alden-Hebron students and families!
What: Bowling fun!
When: 6-7PM February 3, 10
Where: Johnsburg Palace Bowl located on Route 31
Cost: ONLY $5.00!
The cost includes shoe rental and bowling fee for one full hour per night.
Just pay $5 per child each time you come.
Can’t beat that!
Come one night, or come all 6 nights!
Parents are asked to provide transportation to and from the bowling alley.
Thank you and hope to see you there!
Any questions, please contact Kyle Dahlke 815-648-2442 ex 1524.
Hello everyone, the winter sports seasons are already coming into the final third of their seasons. It seems like this year is going by very
fast. The girls varsity team is 8-8 as I write this and they have been playing real well as of late. I hope, and I know coach Marty hopes
they are starting to peak at the right time. They have had nice wins over North Shore Country Day, Faith Christian, Schaumburg
Christian, Westminster and Harvard all at home in front of a great crowds. I can’t tell you how important a good crowd can be to the kids,
if you were at the games you saw great games, a great crowd and the girls played their hearts out!!! That’s what high school basketball is
all about. The girls have 8 games remaining before they start Regional play over at Christian Liberty Academy on Feb. 9 th. Keep up the
good work and bring home a Regional Championship!!! The high school boys team is 6-10 as I write this and the boys have been playing
very hard. The kids have had some up and down games this year but are constantly competing and showing improvement. The boys have
10 games left before they head into Regional play right here at Alden-Hebron starting on Feb. 23rd. There are several home games left so
come out and support the kids, they would love to have some big enthusiastic crowds. It would also be great to get a Regional win right
here at home!!! The wrestlers are almost at the end of their season with just two meets left before they head to the Regionals at Rockford
Lutheran on Feb. 7th. It looks like we have the possibility of once again getting a Regional Champion and possibly a State Qualifier.
Colten and David always do a great job and they are two of the hardest working kids in this school. I also want to mention that the Giants
In Motion are performing at all the home games and if you
haven’t had a chance to see them come on out and watch the girls
perform, they put a lot of work into it.
Saturday March 7 2015
Some important dates to remember: Senior night for girls
basketball, boys basketball and Giants in Motion is 2/6/15 vs.
Berean Baptist starting at 4:30 with the FS boys game. March 7 th
will be the Alumni Basketball Games starting at 3:00 p.m. and
March 1st will be the winter sports banquet starting at 4:00.
Keep working hard and GO GIANTS!!!!
Coach Lalor
22nd ANNUAL ALDEN-HEBRON ALUMNI/COMMUNITY
BASKETBALL GAMES
* We are asking for a $10 donation from all alumni players that
signed up early $15.00 at the door.

We will play two, 15 minute running halves. We will stop the
clock the last 5 minutes of each half. Each team gets 2
timeouts per half.

All IHSA basketball rules will apply. To make this event fair for
all participants we will be awarding points to the veteran
teams. For example, if the Classes of 1967-79 played the
Classes of 1993-96, the 67-79 team would receive 14 points
to start the game. (1993-1979=14)

Any additional players will be added to the team for the year
they graduated. If numbers are low for any team, some players from the other teams MAY be allowed to play for them.

The goals of the Alumni Games are to have fun and help raise
money for the Alden-Hebron Booster Club.

GOOD SPORTSMANSHIP IS A MUST.

Players not adhering to this policy will be asked to leave.
2015 McHenry County Area All-Star Extravaganza
April 19th
Girls Game Introductions 1:45 Game Time 2:00
Boys Game Introductions 4:45 Game Time 5:00
Come out and see “The Best of The Best” from the
McHenry County Area. You will see this year’s top
senior girl and boy players along with this year’s best
coaches. Watch the 3-Point shoot-out and the Boy’s
Slam Dunk Contest, plus some great halftime entertainment.
To purchase tickets contact John Lalor @ (815)-6481662 or e-mail jlalor@alden-hebron.org.
Tickets are $7.50 in advance $10.00 at the door.
** This event is hosted by the Alden-Hebron
Booster Club**
* Admission:
$5.00 - Adults (Over 18 years of age)
$3.00 - Students/Senior Citizens
$15.00 - Playing Alumni
* A 50/50 Raffle will be held during the course of the games.
*THIS EVENT IS SPONSORED BY THE ALDEN-HEBRON
BOOSTER CLUB*
Call Coach Lalor @ 815-648-1662 or
e-mail jlalor@alden-hebron.org to sign up to play
before March 2nd to get the
discounted rate of $10.00.
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Alden-Hebron High School Boys Basketball Schedule 2014 – 2015
Date
Feb. 3
6
7
11
17
20
23-28
Opponent
Mooseheart
Berean Baptist
New Jerusalem
Round Lake
Keith
Faith Lutheran
IHSA Regionals
H–A
H
H
H
H
A
“Con”
A
H
Level
FS/Var
FS/Var
FS/Var
FS/Var
FS/Var
FS/Var
Varsity
“Con”
Time
5:30/7:00
4:30/7:00
5:30/7:00
5:30/7:00
5:30/7:00
5:30/7:00
TBA
Bus
TBA
Head Coach: Mr. Todd Mathis
Asst. Coach: Mr. Kyle Dahlke
Updated= 12/11/14
Alden-Hebron High School Girls Basketball Schedule 2014-2015
Date
Feb. 2
4
6
9-13
Opponent
Kirkland
Round Lake
Berean Baptist
IHSA Regionals
H–A
A
A
H
A
Head Coach: Mr. Marty Hammond
Asst. Coaches: Mr. Fred Shepston &
Mr. Barry Nichols
Updated: 12/11/14
Level
Varsity
Varsity
Varsity
Varsity
Time
6:30
TBA
5:45
TBA
Bus
TBA
TBA
TBA
Alden-Hebron Middle School Girls Basketball Schedule 2015
Date
Feb. 3
5
9
10
17
18
19
20
24
25
27
28
Opponent
Park
Stanton
Big Hollow
Gavin South
North Prairie
Emmons
Harrison
Prairie Crossing
Johnsburg @ Bush School
Johnsburg
8th Grade Tournament
@ Grass Lake
7th Grade Tournament
@ Stanton
H-A
A
H
A
H
A
H
A
H
A
A
A
Level
7th & 8th
7th & 8th
7th & 8th
6th, 7th & 8th
7th & 8th
6th, 7th & 8th
6th, 7th & 8th
6th & 7th
6th
7th & 8th
8th
7th
A
Time
4:00
4:00
4:00
4:00
4:00
TBA
4:00
4:00
4:00
4:00
TBA
Bus
2:50
TBA
TBA
Head Coach: Mr. Adam Gardner
Alden – Hebron High School 2014-2015 Wrestling
Date
Opponent
Feb. 7 Sat.
IHSA Regionals
13-14 Fri.-Sat. IHSA Sectionals
Head Coach: Mr. Kevin Gricar
Asst. Coach: Mr. John Cashmore
Updated: 11/13/14
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H-A
Away
Away
Weigh In
Time
Bus
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
2:50
2:50
3:00
3:00
TBA
Miss Kelly's fourth grade class has been busy
researching various health topics for their
service learning project. Their goal is to
spread the word about important health
concerns to as many people as possible.
The students have held conferences calls
with numerous organizations, have made
video calls to physicians, as well as hosted
several face-to-face interviews to gain as
much information as possible. They will be
presenting their research at the Health and
Wellness Fair on Saturday, February 7th
from 9 a.m. until 12 p.m.
Dear Families,
On March 6, 2015, the Parent Involvement Committee will be hosting
a Culture Fair. The goal of this night is to share individual cultures
and educate the school community in hopes of creating greater
understanding of the similarities and differences amongst cultures of
the world. We are looking for families or individuals who would be
willing to share their culture or heritage with our elementary school
community. Culture can be reflected in both objects and ideas:
Music
Literature
Art or Crafts
Food/Cuisine
Clothing
Cultural Artifacts
Games
Holidays/Festivals/
Celebrations
Beliefs/Customs/Traditions
Language
History
Religion
Dance
If you are interested in contributing to our Culture Fair on
March 6th, please
contact Katie Straub at 815-648-2442 ext. 1518
Penguins in the Classroom?
Students in Mrs. VanderPal’s second grade classroom
used IBL (Inquiry-Based Learning) for their crosscurricular unit in Life Science. The unit specifically
focused on: reading non-fiction and fiction books about
penguins, composing stories/poems about penguins,
creating math problems/graphs using penguin data,
conducting experiments about blubber, and using digital
tools.
As a culminating project, students did their own research
and used the data to create a Google webpage for each
of the seventeen penguin species. In addition to their
webpage, they created a model of their specific species
using various materials/mediums. The penguin projects
can be viewed in the elementary display case.
As a grand finale Mrs. Geils, the Media Specialist, contacted Brookfield Zoo to set up a Facetime interview with
the zoo’s librarian for a virtual field trip. Students eagerly
wrote questions to ask Mrs. Owens. Then on Jan. 22, the
iPad screen was projected onto the whiteboard and
before the students eyes the Penguin Exhibit had come
into their classroom! Mrs. Owens walked the students
through the exhibit as she answered all of the questions.
The unanimous highlight was when Pepe, a Humboldt
penguin, curiously followed Mrs. Owens as she walked
around with the iPad. At the conclusion of the interview,
after the thank you and goodbyes, is when true magic
happened. The students were amazed and in awe that
they had just been to the zoo!
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Alden-Hebron High School
Semester 1 Honor Roll
Freshmen
Honor Roll
Mikayla Caldwell
Mason Mindham
Katie Rosio
High Honor Roll
Safia Syed
Nick Talbert
Michaella Thoma
Adam Johnson
Cameron Norton
Sophomores
Honor Roll
Thomas Baldwin
Taylor Glenn
Tally Lalor
Kevin Mendoza-Ortiz
High Honor Roll
Alexis Morris
Brittnany Nelson
Austin Stauss
Danyal Syed
Hannah Hough
Emily Webber
Juniors
Honor Roll
Madison Bazilewich
Colton Cashmore
Karen Castaneda
Alondra Cazares
Bradley Craker
Micaela Evans
High Honor Roll
Evelyn Gonzalez-Hernandez
Tom Kruse
James LeJeune
Kayla Perez
Nathan Peterson
Kimberly Soto
Tiffany Damato
Sharren Johnson
Zoee Lagerhausen
Trevor Redlin
Hannah Warren
Seniors
Honor Roll
Hannah Behrens
Jacob Bohl
Madison Brown
Marshal Glenn
High Honor Roll
Andrew Kracinski
David Talbert
Cody Nelson
Alec O Halleran
Hannah Thurow
Matthew Winter
Quarter 2 Middle School Honor Roll List
2014-2015
6th Grade
A Honors
B Honors
Emma Klein
Rylee Micklevitz
Caroline Norton
Karly Strand
Leslie Aguilar
Veronica LeBlanc
Kendra Cashmore Caitlin Morris
Melodie Holicz
Aven Strobel
Cody Kurcab
7th Grade
A Honors
Branden Aitken
Madison Baldwin
Morgan Baldwin
Logan Bohl
Jodi Brown
B Honors
Anna Dickfoss
Austin Geils
Carly Gritmacker
Anna Webber
Travis Bates
Michael Ellison
Briseida Flores
Noah Higgins
Colin Morosanu
Julia Wikman
8th Grade
A Honors
Jareli Aguilar
Melanie Nielsen
Maggie Morris
Justin Strand
Madison Mindham
B Honors
Zoe Deeringer
Leigha Erckfritz
Regan Gaddini
Taylor Horton
Eden Wanderer
Kylee Winter
Bradley Judson
Honor Roll was calculated using core subject grades, including PE, for each student. Honor Roll was determined by
averaged PERCENTAGES and LETTER GRADES according to the Honor Roll Criteria delineated by the Building Committee.
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Guidance Corner
Academic Information
Quarter 3 ends on Wednesday, March 11th. Right now is a fresh start to a new quarter and second semester! If you don’t like what your Quarter 2 report card
or Semester 1 transcript looked like, please make some changes that are going to help you be more academically successful this year. Make sure you are
taking advantage of this by continuing to work hard and get your best work turned in on time. If you need help or have questions – ASK YOUR TEACHERS!
Course Selection Information
Attention all 8th graders and high school students: You will all be meeting with and given course selection sheets to use to pick out your classes for next year.
Those sheets must be signed by a parent and returned to Mrs. Schuda if you want a choice in your classes for next year. After Mrs. Schuda reviews eligibility,
she will sit down individually with each student to solidify their class choices. Parents, please look over the class choices with your students. Once classes are
chosen, it will be very difficult to make changes to your student’s future schedule, as we use these numbers to delineate classes, hire teachers, and create the
master schedule.
Parent Teacher Conferences
Check the mail for a conference request from AHMS or AHHS. Please contact the office at 815-648-2442 if you have any questions or need to change your
conference time.
Thursday, February 12th: 4:00-8:00pm
Friday, February 13th: 12:00pm-8:00pm
FAFSA Completion Workshop for students AND PARENTS!
On Thursday, February 12th, we will have a FAFSA expert in the middle school computer lab to assist students and parents in filling out the FAFSA. The expert
can offer one-on-one assistance to actually help you complete the entire application! Please bring your tax information if you have it and come ready to learn
and be productive! After your student’s conference you can go to the computer lab at any time for help, there’s no need to sign up ahead of time for it!
College and Career Readiness
10th Grade Field Trip: The entire sophomore class will be going on a field trip to MCC on a date TBD. The purpose of this field trip is designed to introduce
the idea of career planning to the sophomores. This is a great opportunity for sophomores to start their college and career planning journey. Permission slips
will be handed out as soon as a date is set.
Parents:
College Visits: Parents, do you have a sophomore or junior considering college? Senior year is right around the corner and students will have to begin
applying for schools as soon as September 1st rolls around. Help prepare them by taking them on college visits and researching various schools with them.
Scholarships: If you have a senior who has applied to college, please encourage him/her to start researching various scholarship opportunities. We have a list
of scholarships that AHHS has received that is available for all students, but students will find the most scholarship money by typing “scholarships” into the
search engine at each specific school they have applied for admissions. Please check the guidance bulletin board at school, as well as our website:
http://alden-hebron.org/scholarships/
FAFSA: Regardless of your financial situation, all students who are planning to attend a 2 or 4 year college are highly encouraged to fill out a FAFSA. The
sooner you fill this out, the better! The 2015/2016 Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) is the form students must complete in order to be
considered for the federal and state grants, federal work-study, & student loans. Last year grant money (FREE money going toward your college education that
you don’t pay back) RAN OUT at the very end of February! If you are eligible for any sort of student financial assistance, you want to be able to collect this
money before there isn’t any left. Please go to www.fafsa.ed.gov to fill it out, or come to our FAFSA Completion Workshop on Thursday, February 12th in the
middle school computer lab. If a FAFSA website ever asks you for a payment, you are on the wrong website! It is absolutely FREE to submit.
Upcoming Events in the School and Community
FAFSA Completion Workshop at AHHS: There will be an expert here during parent-teacher conferences to sit down with parents and help them actually fill
out the FAFSA together for their students. The FAFSA expert will be upstairs in the middle school computer lab on Thursday, February 12th at 6pm to conduct
the parent workshop and help parents fill out this form. BRING YOUR TAX FORMS AND INFORMATION!
FAFSA Completion Workshop at McHenry County College: There is another workshop opportunity for help with the FAFSA on Thursday, February 19th at
MCC from 5:30 – 8:00pm in room A113. A reservation is required at MCC-not at AHHS. To make a reservation, please call (815) 455-8761, or visit the financial
aid office at MCC in room A262.
MCC’s Career Exploration Expo: This is the event of the year to help excite and re-energize our community about career possibilities in the area. Hear
companies in manufacturing, healthcare, social assistance, finance, and more talk about what they do and demonstrate some of the jobs that people can have
at those organizations. MIDDLE SCHOOL through SOPHOMORES and their families should attend. See Mrs. Schuda and the guidance website for more
information.
http://alden-hebron.org/guidance/
Testing Information
MAP Testing: Winter MAP Testing will begin February 2 nd for the Middle and High School. Please pay attention to your specific dates and times.
Parents, please help us encourage students to do their best! We use this data to help determine course placements, as well as interventions.
PARCC: PARCC testing will begin on March 9th for grades 3-8, and all students enrolled in Algebra II, and English 3.
ACT: Juniors: register for an ACT if you want to take one before the PSAE (March 3 rd and 4th). Please visit www.act.org to register.
Laura Schuda
Academic Advisor
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Special Education
If you have any special education concerns,
please contact Molly Battaglini at
815-648-2442 ext. 1513
Brrrrrrrr, It’s cold outside! Cold Environments –
Health Effects and First Aid.
It’s very important to listen to mother nature during the winter months because it is very easy to get cold
quickly if you are outside in wet, windy, or cold weather. It can also happen if you spend time in
a building that is not well heated. Keep an eye on the weather forecast and let’s make sure that we are
sending our kids to school in the proper winter attire, we’re bundling up before work and taking care of
our four legged friends too!
Toes, fingers, and ears are at greatest risk because these areas do not have any major muscles to help
produce body heat. Also the body shunts blood flow to the extremities to help preserve heat for the internal organs.
There are two classifications of cold injuries; nonfreezing and freezing.
Nonfreezing injuries such as trench foot or chilblains, may cause pale and blistered skin like frostbite after the skin has been warmed.
These injuries occur from spending too much time in cold but not freezing temperatures. The skin does not actually freeze.
Freezing injuries include frostnip which is when the top layer of skin freezes. The skin may look white and feel numb and it will feel hard on
top but the layers of skin underneath feel soft. Frostbite is caused by exposure to extreme cold or by contact with extremely cold objects like
metal. The skin temp will fall below the freezing point of 0°C/32°F. Blood vessels can be damaged and obstruct the blood flow to tissue
leading to tissue death. In mild cases, symptoms include inflammation of the skin in patches with slight pain. In severe cases, there can be
tissue damage without pain, burning or prickling sensations, blisters. The skin is highly susceptible to infection and gangrene.
Eye pain or changes in vision can be caused by cold exposure as well. Sunlight reflecting off the snow can cause injury to the cornea or even
burn them. Eyelids may become red and swollen, or feel dry as though they have sand in them.
The most serious injury from cold exposure is hypothermia, which is when the bodies core temperature drops below 33°C or 93°F. First you
will feel the sensation of cold followed by pain in the exposed part then you will experience numbness and loss of sensation. Next comes
muscular weakness and drowsiness. This condition is serious and requires immediate medical attention.
First aid for Frostnip, frostbite, and trench foot includes: seeking medical attention, move victim to a warm area, loosen anything that
constricts circulation, loosely cover affected area with sterile dressing, DO NOT attempt to rewarm the affected area, DO NOT rub area or
apply dry heat, DO NOT drink alcohol or smoke. Transport victim to emergency care facility immediately.
Nicole Lasak, MS RN
School Nurse
Alden-Hebron District #19 will hold the annual Preschool
Screening on Thursday, March 19th at the Elementary School.
The screening takes approximately 45 minutes and is open to
children that live within our school boundaries that will turn
three before September 1st, 2015. The screening evaluates
language development, motor development, and concept
knowledge; parents/guardians need to be in attendance
during the screening process. Screening results are the
primary consideration for fall entry into the Preschool Program. Students currently
enrolled in Alden-Hebron Elementary School's Preschool Program do not need to be
re-screened. If you are interested in enrolling your three or four-year-old in preschool for
the 2015/2016 school year, please contact Jan Hall at 815-648-2442 during the week of
February 23rd to schedule an appointment.
Screening will be done by appointment only.
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LUNCH MENU SUBJECT
TO CHANGE
SCHOOL CALENDAR
February 2015
Sun
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
1
2
3
4
5 MSGBB (H) 4:00
6
HSGBB (A) 6:30
HSGBB (A) TBA
Sat
HSGBB (A) 5:45
7 Wrestling
(A) TBA
HSBBB (H)
4:30/7:00 (FS/VAR)
Board of Education
Meeting 7pm
Family Skate
3-5 pm
HSBBB (H)
FS/VAR
5:30/7:00
MSGBB (A) 4:00
7th & 8th
HSBBB (H)
5:30/7:00 (FS/VAR)
Bowling Fun 6-7pm
HOT DOG
8
9
HSGBB (A) TBA
CHICKEN PATTY
10
HSGBB (A) TBA
MSGBB (A) 4:00
7th & 8th
MSGBB (H) 4:00
6th, 7th & 8th
PIZZA
11
HSGBB (A) TBA
TACO
12
HSGBB (A) TBA
HSBBB (H)
5:30/7:00 (FS/VAR)
Family Skate
3-5 pm
CHEESEBURGER
13
Wrestling (A) TBA 14 Wrestling
(A) TBA
HSGBB (A) TBA
Early Release 11:00
Bowling Fun 6-7pm
2:50 PM
PANCAKE
SAUSAGE
15
16
CHICKEN NUGGETS
17 MSGBB (A) 4:00
7th & 8th
HSBBB (A) 5:30/7:00
(FS/VAR)
PIZZA
18
MSGBB (H) TBA
6th, 7th & 8th
Family Skate
3-5 pm
Book Fair
Bingo
Parent/Teacher
8-9pm in
Conferences
The Gym
4-8pm
19 MSGBB (A) 4:00
6th, 7th & 8th
Parent/Teacher
Conferences 12-8 pm
20
NO SCHOOL
MSGBB (H) 4:00 21
HSBBB (A) CON
5:30/7:00 (FS/VAR)
Market Day P/U 3:30
Board of Education
Meeting 7pm
NO SCHOOL
22
23 HSBBB (H) TBA
(VAR)
24
CORN DOG
HSBBB (H) TBA
(VAR)
PIZZA
25 MSGBB (A) 4:00
6th, 7th & 8th
CHEESEBURGER
26 HSBBB (H) TBA
(VAR)
HSBBB (H) TBA (VAR)
FISH SANDWICH
27 MSGBB (A) TBA
8th
HSBBB (H) TBA (VAR)
MSGBB (A) 4:00
6th
28
MSGBB (A)
TBA
7th
HSBBB (H)
TBA (VAR)
HSBBB = HIGH SCHOOL BOYS BASKETBALL
HSGBB = HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS BASKETBALL
MSGBB = MIDDLE SCHOOL GIRLS BASKETBALL
(H) = HOME (A) = AWAY (TBA) = TO BE ANNOUNCED
Family Skate
3-5 pm
PORK RIB
10
CHICKEN PATTY
PIZZA
TACO
CHEESEBURGER
Come one, Come all to the first community health fair
at Alden-Hebron High School.
When: Saturday, February 7, 2015
Where: Alden-Hebron High School gymnasium
Time: 9:00 am to 12:00 pm
McHenry County Health Department will be offering several screenings
that day. A fasting Cholesterol test requires an appointment and has a
$35 fee. There will be a prostate screening, pre-diabetes screening and a
heart age screening that will be free of charge. Contact the health
department to schedule your Cholesterol and PSA screening appointment.
Alden-Hebron Fire Department will be providing free blood pressure
checks, fire safety information, and hands on CPR demonstrations.
Alden-Hebron Middle School and High School Service learners will be
hosting poster presentations on various health related topics.
Plus much more!
Need more information? Contact Alden-Hebron District Nurse; Nicole
Lasak, MS, RN
At 815-648-1633
From the Transportation Dept:
Looking for a Bus Driver for AM & PM routes.
For more information please call Cyndie Erckfritz
@ 815-648-2442 ext. 1523
The American Legion Eugene Drill Post 606 regrets to inform you that
Four Chaplain Sunday has been canceled.
Four Chaplain Sunday
When: Sunday, February 1st 2015
Time: 1pm
Where: Alden-Hebron High School
From the Kitchen:
The kitchen is looking for a
substitute. For more information,
please call Debbie Hyde @
815-648-2442 ext. 1230
11
Alden Hebron District 19
9604 Illinois Street
Hebron, IL 60034
RETURN SERVICE
REQUESTED
Phone: 815-648-2442
Fax: 815-648-2339
Website: www.alden-hebron.org
NONPROFIT
ORGANIZATION
U.S POSTAGE
PAID
PERMIT NO. 2