Peek at the Week

Remember: Your brain at positive is 51% more productive than your brain at neutral, negative, or stressed. This is true for adults and kids.

Monday

PK-1st Grade- Old Trail Town Field Trip

Student Council Fall Summit

Pajama Day

Hall Duty- Potas

6PM- Buff Puff

Tuesday

Student Council Fall Summit

Dress in your favorite career

Hall Duty-Shepperson

6PM- Dodge Ball

Wednesday

Midterm Reports will be mailed

10th Grade- Medicine Wheel Field Trip

Dress as a pirate or lost boy

Hall Duty-Shepperson

6PM- Assembly Game Olympics

Thursday

Duo Day- Dress as a dynamic duo

Hall Duty-Shepperson

2:50-3:30- Elementary PLC

4/5- HSVB vs Shoshoni

Burning of the M at sunset

Friday

Spirit Day- Dress in Longhorn Gear!

Hall Duty-Shepperson

10:25- Pep Assembly for all- Elementary will be released for lunch at 10:55

NO PLC for ms/hs this week

2/3-MSVB vs Ten Sleep

4/5-HSVB vs Kaycee

5- MSFB vs Ten Sleep

7-HSFB vs Ten Sleep

Saturday

10/11/12-MSVB @ Greybull

12/1- HSVB vs Riverside

6:30-9:00-MS Dance- $15

9:30-12- HS Dance-$15

Don't forget- NO School Monday (9/30) Virtual Day Tuesday (10/1)

Students must complete assigned work on Tuesday to be counted as present. Teachers, please be sure to mark attendance by Wednesday for the virtual day.

If you would like to submit a positive note about someone in the building, please do so HERE!

Your comments will be added each week for others to see the following week.

Thank you Mr. Abarr, Mrs. Christopherson, Mr. Faust, the kids and anyone else who helped out with assembling furniture for the courtyard! It is looking amazing and will be a great Longhorn Lounge!

Ernie, you are working double time and making a HUGE difference for our students. Thank you!

Mrs. Hinders took kids after school before the football game because the the Library was closed. Mrs. Hinders you are amazing!!!

Mrs. Lewis you are doing Amazing things with your parent square page. You are great about keeping parents informed of what they did that day and posting pictures!

Kelly, thank you so much for sharing your Tortellini soup on Thursday!! Although, I had packed my lunch for the day, I put it aside and was not disappointed!! It was a real treat and sooo good!! You are a gem and thank you again!!

Thank you Janice for accommodating an early lunch for the Juniors and Seniors on Monday. This made it possible to us to get on the road in a timely manner! Thanks so much for your kind support!

Thank you Chris for being a fabulous bus driver on the Junior/Senior field trip. Thanks for your calm and pleasant demeanor as we were stopped in traffic for so long and for your continued smiles as we simply had to turn around and return to school- not even making to our final destination. We appreciate you so much!

Thank you Molly for volunteering to attend the Junior/Senior field trip to Powell. We appreciate you and the wonderful support you are to the students. Your care and attention to their success is amazing!

Tammy there are never enough THANK YOUS for the massive amounts of time and effort you unceasingly put into the students and staff. Your desire for a superb school and education for students is evident in all that you do. Thank you for your unending support, care for teachers/staff and love for the students!

Thank you Meg for the fun little treats you brought to PLC! HOW FUN!!

Chris Horsen- you are a ray of sunshine in our school. Thank you for all the things you do for all of us!

Tammy's school cell phone 307-272-2522 Please use this number for school related items.

It is not my personal phone. If you have personal items, you can text me on my own phone. I am going to be using the school phone for all school texts. Thanks!

Amber's school cell phone 307-302-0177 Please use this number if you need a sub that you are unable to schedule ahead of time. You can leave a message on this phone at any time and Amber will check it first thing in the morning.

Elementary

Pre-K: Amy Lewis

K- Shawn Wiant

1st Grade -Penny Blake

2nd Grade- Samantha Hinders

3/4/5- Ashlyn Sutton (Math/Science)

3/4/5-Addie Howard (ELA/Social Studies)

Title I- Karin Zeller (All School)

Title I Para- Meg May

Reading Specialist/ Literacy Coach- Chris Horsen (All School)

MS/HS

6th/7th/8th- Mike Reinker

7th-12th ELA- Molly Potas

7th-12th Science- Autumn Duncan

7th-12th Social Studies- Allen Doty

9th-12th Math- Nicole Davis

9th-12th Spanish- Claudia Cerecer Rojo

All School- Student social worker/guidance- Sunny Merritt

Technology: Clint Elliott

PE: Joe Girres

Music: Ira Mickelson

Art: Ashton Shepperson

Trades: Marshal Faust

7th-12th Ag- Louis Abarr

Special Ed:

Director/Teacher: Ernie May

Para: Sue Hiser

Para: Amber Christopherson

Office Staff:

Amy Bolli- Head Secretary/Administrative Assistant

Tammy Schlenker- Principal

Shane Ogden- Superintendant

Tracy Turnell- Thomas- Business Manager

Kelly Allen- Administrative Assistant

Amber Ogden- Full-Time Substitute

School/General:

Transportation Director: Venessa Camblin

Maintenance Director: Chris Davis

Athletic Director: Zeb Hagen

School Nurse and Associate AD: Ashlea Salzman

Custodians: Dan Harley and Ashley McGinnis

Foods Director: Janice Myers

Foods: Sierra Scheidt

Teacher Handbook

Student Handbook

If you have an idea on how something can be improved upon, please give your feedback HERE!

I am happy to receive your ideas on how we can maximize learning for students and how I can improve what I am doing.

When sending a student to the office, please fill out the referral form at your earliest convenience by clicking HERE!

If you are concerned about a student academically, emotionally, or otherwise, please do a quick referral HERE so we can be sure to track early warning signs and intervene as necessary.

6th- Mr. Reinker

7th- Mrs. Duncan

8th- Mrs. Potas

9th- Mrs. Shepperson

10th- Mr. Girres

11th- Mrs. Davis

12th- Mr. Doty

VISION

Meeteetse Schools will set the standard for educational achievements as we challenge our students with an uncompromising commitment to excellence as: respectful individuals, independent thinkers, lifelong learners, and tomorrow’s leaders.

MISSION

Meeteetse Schools, in partnership with home and community, provides consistent individualized instruction that drives high student achievement and cultivates the development of the whole child.