Lineville Intermediate News

Please click the link below for the 2026-2027 School Supply List

Lineville School Supplies

Our fifth grade students will have a staggered start.

● SEPT 1st:
ALL SIXTH GRADE STUDENTS
Fifth Grade Students with the following Homeroom Teachers (PIRATE PATHWAY TEACHER):
Boknevitz, Konkel, Cantu, Jacobs, Landwehr, Richards, Frailing.

● SEPT 2nd:
ALL SIXTH GRADE STUDENTS
Fifth Grade Students with the following Homeroom Teachers (PIRATE PATHWAY TEACHER):
Vandenelzen, Utech, Jelacic (Carlson), Meleziva, Brown, Bogacz, Navarro, Juntila.

Davidson Homeroom/Pioneer House - please watch for a separate communication

**You can locate your student's House name in Infinite Campus by clicking "More Info" and then "Lockers" when you log in. This will show locker information and their House name.

• PE classes will not be required to change their clothes this year. Appropriate shoes are still required.
• 5th grade iPads will be distributed and set up at Lineville during the first few days of school. Parents can anticipate that they will be coming home September 4th. 6th grade iPads will be "wiped clean" on the first day of school; if your child has anything they would like to save they should back up their content before September 1st.

Medication at School:

For the safety of students, medications should not be taken at school unless it is absolutely necessary. Any medication to be taken at school needs to be brought in by a parent with the proper medication forms.

The medication needs to be in the original container, which indicates dosage amount and frequency of medication. These items will be kept in the health room. Students are not allowed to transport medications. Parents need to bring in medications to school and take them home when a student is finished. Medications will not be given to any student without the proper paperwork on file or if the medication is not in the original container. You can print out the forms needed by clicking on the links below.

Authorization for Medication Administration at School

Allergic Reaction Student Health Information

Asthma Student Health Information

Authorization for Medical Procedure at School

Dietary Accommodations Student Health Information

Seizure Disorder Student Health Information

Type 1 Diabetes Student Health Information

**IF YOUR CHILD HAS A MEDICAL CONDITION THAT OUR STAFF SHOULD BE AWARE OF, IT IS IMPORTANT THAT PARENTS CONTACT THE DISTRICT NURSE SO THAT AN INDIVIDUAL HEALTH PLAN CAN BE CREATED. PLEASE CONTACT OUR SCHOOL NURSE, KATIE PETASEK, AT 920-662-8150 OR katipeta@hssdschools.org

Dress Code Reminder

As a reminder, please ensure that your child is dressed in clothing appropriate for a school setting. Clothing should be comfortable yet modest, suitable for various activities throughout the day.

Cell Phone Policy

All student cellphones and personal devices (including home iPads) must be stored in lockers and turned off during the school day (7:30am–2:40pm). If you need to get in touch with your child during the school day, you may call the school office or send your child an email. Students will have the opportunity to check messages as appropriate. This ensures that important communication can still happen without disrupting the learning environment. Our complete cell phone policy is linked here.

Use of approved fidget rules:

• Small/discrete: Item should be smaller than your hand.

• Out of Sight: The tool must be kept in the lap or under the desk.

• Silent Operation: Tools should not make excessive or extra noise (pops, clicks, squeaks).

• Non-Shareable: Tools are not to be shared, lent or traded with other students.

• Tools not Toys: If an item becomes a distraction to the learning environment or pulls attention away from the constructor, it will be taken.

With school quickly approaching, we are sending this to provide a few updates on the use of lockers and locker expectations at Lineville Intermediate School.

First of all, we will continue to not have locks on our lockers. Since we implemented this a few years ago, it has allowed for faster access to lockers which alleviated crowding in the hallways. Students have been very mindful of staying out of others' lockers and we will work to continue this in the upcoming school year. However, we do encourage students to keep valuables at home.

Secondly, we will do our best to provide each student with a locker in close proximity to their house classrooms. Unfortunately, with 800+ students each year that cannot happen for all students. 5th Grade Students will be given a locker near their house location, while this will vary for 6th Graders. This allows us to provide them with a gradual release of responsibility from their 5th grade to 6th grade year. Please know though that we will provide them with ample time to get to class from their lockers.

Lastly, in the past, students have found it very helpful to have small locker stands in their locker to create extra stacking space. This will again be permitted, knowing that our lockers are just under 12” wide and roughly 50” tall (to the bottom of the top shelf). Decorations will be permitted on the inside, so long as they are only fastened to the locker with magnets. Adhesive tapes, wallpaper, etc. will not be allowed. In addition, students will not be permitted to draw on lockers at any time.

Please reach out with any questions that you may have about this. We look forward to seeing all the fabulously decorated lockers in the fall!

E-bikes and e-scooters have become increasingly popular. To ensure the safety of our students, especially during drop-off and pick-up times on school property, we encourage students to walk their e-bikes and e-scooters.

As the district prioritizes safety of our students, we have developed a policy to maintain safe campuses. Of note, Administrative Policy 5514 states:

• "The operator of a personal transportation device must observe all safety laws and rules, display courtesy and consideration toward others, and must abide by this policy as well as all laws and ordinances regarding the operation of the relevant device."

• "Operating or bringing a personal transportation device on District property is a privilege and not a right. An administrator may temporarily or permanently revoke such privilege to the extent that a personal transportation device is operated in a negligent, reckless, or other manner that creates a risk of harm to the operator or others, or in a fashion that otherwise fails to comply with safety rules, laws, or ordinances."

• "Upon the request of an administrator, the operator of an electronic powered transportation device will dismount the device and walk the device to the appropriate storage area."

If you have not completed your Registration for this school year, PLEASE click the link below and complete as soon as possible!

2026-2027 REGISTRATION

Lineville Student Services team provides academic, personal, social, and emotional support for all students.

We collaborate with community counselors in an effort to provide consistent care. For more information, contact your student's counselor.

Please click the link below for more information:

STUDENT SERVICES

If you have an alternative bus pick-up and drop-off location request, please fill out the Special Request for Transportation Change Form and return the completed form to Lamers Bus Lines as soon as possible. Please reach out to Lamers Bus Lines at 920-434-5100 with questions.

If you have not completed your "Returning Student Registration" in PowerSchool for this school year, which includes approving field trips and technology, please do so as soon as possible! The link to register is below. If you need help with your username or password, please call the office at 920-662-7871.

2026-2027 REGISTRATION

Happy 2026-2027 School Year!

Thank you for reading and connecting! I am Bobbi Nowaczyk, your Lineville School Social Worker.

Field Trip and School supplies assistance:

If you need help with part or all of a Field Trip fee, please contact me: bobbnowa@hssdschools.org; or my cell phone: 920-714-1437.

If you need help replenishing any school supplies for our Student, please contact me: bobbnowa@hssdschools.org; or my cell phone: 920-714-1437.

Support and Resource newsletter:

Our school social workers will provide monthly updates in our online newsletter (“SCHOOL SOCIAL WORK CORNER” link is below). We include a wide variety of school and community resources. Please contact me if/as/when needed. I can be reached via email at bobbnowa@hssdschools.org; or my cell phone: 920-714-1437.

SCHOOL SOCIAL WORK CORNER

Basic Needs Brown County Community Resources

Below are 2 different links with descriptions and contact information for service providers for persons who are looking for services to meet their basic needs. Includes food, shelter, childcare, employment, medical, transportation, etc.

https://adrcofbrowncounty.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/Basic-Needs-Community-Resources.pdf

https://www.browncountywi.gov/i/f/files/UW-Extension/Print%20August%202023%20Updated%20Edition.pdf

Brown County Community Counseling Resources:

Below is the link for a list of counseling providers with information about services offered and payment types accepted (Medicaid, Medicare, sliding fee scale, etc.).

https://adrcofbrowncounty.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/Brown-County-Community-Counseling-Resources.pdf

“Anything that’s human is mentionable, and anything that is mentionable can be more manageable. When we can talk about our feelings, they become less overwhelming, less upsetting, and less scary. The people we trust with that important talk can help us know that we are not alone.”

― Fred Rogers

The Giving Tree will continue to support families who missed our Back-to-School Event. If your student is still in need of a backpack or supplies, please reach out to your school social worker. Also, don’t forget to apply for meal benefits in your Infinite Campus Parent Portal if you haven’t done so already.

Upcoming supports through The Giving Tree include monthly food pantries, winter apparel and registering for our December Holiday Store. More information to come each month with details for families and donors.

You can also donate at one of our community drop off locations:

• design a la mode (1744 Riverside Dr, Suamico)

• Green Bay Community Church, Monday-Thursday from 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m., Sunday from 8-11:30 a.m. (Donations can be left in shopping carts inside the entrance.)

• Papa Murphy's (2300 Lineville Rd Suite 105, Howard)

• Howard Village Hall (2456 Glendale Ave)

• Village of Suamico office (12781 Velp Ave)

Learn more about The Giving Tree HERE

PRESIDENT: Cindy McDonough

VICE PRESIDENT: Kim Moran

TREASURER'S: Stacy Brodjeski & Jessica Belanger

SECRETARY Christy Pfeiffer

ALL MEETINGS BEGIN AT 6:00PM

* MONDAY, SEPT. 21ST AT 6 PM @ LINEVILLE

* WEDNESDAY, NOV. 11TH AT 6 PM @ BAYVIEW

* TUESDAY, JAN. 12TH AT 6 PM @ LINEVILLE

* TUESDAY, MAR. 9TH AT 6 PM @ BAYVIEW

* WEDNESDAY, MAY 12TH AT 6 PM @ LINEVILLE

This year's Lineville Intermediate school representative to the School Board is Scott Jandrin.

Our Board is committed to graduating lifelong learners who are well equipped with the knowledge and skills to meet the challenges of an ever-changing global society.

Please reach out to me with any questions about Board Policies.

Email: scotjand@hssdschools.org

Board Page: https://www.hssdschools.org/district/board-of-education

Community Clothes Closet located in Hope Community Church at 1021 Hillcrest Heights, Green Bay.

The Community Clothes Closet is located in the Hope Community Church located at 1021 Hillcrest Heights and is open the 1st and 3rd Wednesday each month from 2-6pm. The Community Clothes Closet provides gently used clothes for FREE to those who need them. Visit the Community Clothes Closet website for more information.

Community Pool

The Community Pool is located in Lineville Intermediate School and is available for school and community use. The Community pool offers swimming lessons, lap swim, water aerobics and other programs. Please visit the Community Pool website or contact the pool at 920-662-7874 for more information.

Oral Health Partnership

Oral Health Partnership is Dentistry for tots to teens and treats underinsured or uninsured kids yearly through multiple clinic locations, school based programs and hospital services. Click the links for some important information!

Families are automatically opted in to receive texts for weather-related emergencies and all school emergencies. Learn more on our website.

Please click the link below for updates:

Community Corner

Pirate Youth Wrestling Registration is Now Open!

Pirate Youth Wrestling is open to boys and girls in 4K–5th grade who live in or attend school within the HSSD. All experience levels are welcome! 5th graders may choose between the Youth or Middle School programs.

Registration includes:

• Practices
  
  

• Practice t-shirt
  
  

• One club-paid tournament fee
  
  

• Uniform rental option for individual competitions ($80 refundable deposit)
  
  

• Youth Night at a Bay Port Varsity Wrestling match
  
  

• Optional post-season practices
  
  

Sign up today and be part of the Pirate Wrestling tradition! If you have any questions please contact the youth coordinator Brittany Murray at bpwrestlingyouthcoordinator@gmail.com.

REGISTER HERE

Join Special Olympics Wisconsin for a free Unified Flag Football Clinic on Saturday, September 26th at the Nouryon Sports Complex in Howard! This clinic promotes inclusivity and teamwork by bringing together athletes ages 8–16 with intellectual disabilities or developmental delays and Partners ages 8–16 without an intellectual disability. Registration closes September 23rd.

Cub Scout Pack 4167 Join Night. Adventure starts here! Cub Scout Pack 4167 is hosting a "Join Night" on September 9 at 6:30 PM at the Meadowbrook Elementary School Commons. Boys and girls in K–5th grade and their parents are invited to learn more about Cub Scouts and discover opportunities for outdoor adventures, friendship, leadership, and fun. Come see what Cub Scouts is all about and learn how to start your own adventure! Parents are welcome!

Youth Sideline Cheer Clinic. Calling all future Pirates cheerleaders! Students in 4K–4th grade are invited to join the Bay Port Cheerleaders for a fun Sideline Cheer Clinic on Thursday, September 17th. Participants will cheer on the sidelines during the Bay Port football game and receive a clinic T-shirt. The cost is $40. Register here: Youth Sideline Cheer Clinic Registration

Registration is now open for the 2026–2027 Bay Port Girls Youth Basketball season for Howard-Suamico School District girls in grades 3–8. The program includes participation in the Bay Area Development League (BADL), tournaments, and skill development throughout the season. Registration closes Wednesday, September 30, 2026. Scan the QR code on the flyer to register or learn more. For questions, contact Michelle Gossen at bpgirlsyouthbball@gmail.com.

Bay Port FFA will host the “Special Drive” Pig Show at the Brown County Fair on Friday, August 21, 2026, from 3:00–5:15 p.m. at the Brown County Fairgrounds in De Pere. This free event gives students ages 8–18 with special needs the opportunity to learn about and show a pig with the help of current fair exhibitors serving as mentors. All participants receive a ribbon, t-shirt, and fair admission/parking. Registration is limited to 12 participants and spots fill quickly. Families are encouraged to register soon using the link.

Website: https://lineville.hssdschools.org/
Location: 2700 Lineville Road
Phone: 920-662-7871
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/HowardSuamicoSchoolDistrict