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October 21 October 21

PRINCIPAL: PRINCIPAL:

TONY EBELING TONY EBELING

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1590 Harbor Lights Rd 1590 Harbor Lights Rd

Suamico, WI 54173 Suamico, WI 54173

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Bay Harbor Phone Numbers:

School Office: 662-8800

Attendance: 662-8888

Fax: 662-8899

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School Day Hours:

8:35 am—3:30 pm

Students can enter the building at 8:25am

NO DROP OFFS UNTIL 8:20am

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Mascot:

Sailor

School Colors:

Blue and Yellow

Message From Our Principal Message From Our Principal

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Sailor Families,

It’s a busy week! We have Student-Led Conferences on Thursday, our annual Fall Fest on Saturday, AND, for the first time in 44 years, THE BREWERS ARE IN THE WORLD SERIES!! As a school we are going to celebrate this historic achievement with some fun dress up days!


Conferences

  • Conferences will take place October 22th and 27th from 4:00-7:30pm.

  • 15 minute conferences will be a time to celebrate growth and to talk about goals.

  • Students will lead a portion of this conference and will utilize their Portfolios.

  • Please limit the people in the conference to: the student giving the conference, the parents/guardians, and the classroom teacher. This helps to keep the focus on the student during the conference.

    • To help with this, we will again be having free childcare for younger siblings in our Library area (Solutionist Studio) during your conference time

    • Additional chairs will be available outside the classrooms for older Sailors and siblings not in need of childcare

  • To help assist us with staying on time, a chime bell will sound every 15 minutes to alert a change in conferences. We will all work very hard to stay on-time.

  • If your child meets with an interventionist, special education, GT teacher, etc., and you signed up you will attend a separate 15 minute time with them as well (separate from the classroom teacher).

  • While here, you can stop in the office to have your drivers license scanned into our Raptor system for future visits if you have not done so already.

  • Lastly, to help celebrate, there will again be a book fair in our main hallway!


Brewer School Spirit Days!

Brewers are in the World Series for the first time in 44 years! Yeah!!!! As a school we will be doing some fun dress up days to help celebrate. See the image below for more information.


Fall Fest

Fall Fest is this Saturday from 9-12! Costumes, games, raffles, trunk or treat, and much, much more! As a reminder, a FREE punchcard was sent home with your child to use at Fall Fest. Please be sure to take a look at what might still be available for Volunteering. Spread the word if possible so that we can have all of the positions filled! It will be a very FUN family event!

Brewers Spirit Days Brewers Spirit Days

October 23 - 28 October 23 - 28

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Fall Fest Fall Fest

This Saturday - 9:00-12:00 This Saturday - 9:00-12:00

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WE NEED VOLUNTEERS!!

Help make our Fall Fest successful! We are in need of volunteers!

Click HERE to sign up for a spot!

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Student Led Conferences Student Led Conferences

Oct 22 and 27 Oct 22 and 27

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Student-Led conferences will take place on October 22nd and 27th from 4:00 to 7:30. These 15 minute conferences will be a time to celebrate growth and to talk about goals. Students will lead a portion of this conference and will utilize their portfolios to do so.


Sign ups are now closed. If you need to schedule or make changes please reach out to the teacher.

Book Fair Book Fair

Oct 22 and 27 Oct 22 and 27

We are looking for volunteers to help make our Book Fair a success!

Please click HERE to sign up for a spot!

Thank you!

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Lunch Menu Change Lunch Menu Change

10/28 10/28

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There is a lunch menu change on October 28th. Instead of Pancakes we will be serving French Toast.

Family and Community Partnership Action Team Announcement Family and Community Partnership Action Team Announcement

Do you have a job, talent, or hobby that could help enrich learning for our students? We are looking for members of our Bay Harbor community to share their genius with us! If you have an expertise you would be willing to share, please fill out the form below. We will look at responses and reach out as needed to give our Bay Harbor Sailors different opportunities and ways to learn!


Click on the survey below!

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Recess Weather Guide Recess Weather Guide

As the seasons change and temperatures fluctuate, we want to ensure all our students stay safe, warm, and comfortable during outdoor recess. Please reference the guide below to help your child dress appropriately for the day's forecast before heading out the door each morning! Added tip- label everything with your child’s name so lost items can quickly find their way home.

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Apparel Back Ordered Apparel Back Ordered

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If you ordered Bay Harbor Apparel, we wanted to let you know that the orders are on backorder. We’re hopeful that everything will arrive before the end of the month. Thank you so much for your patience—we can’t wait to get your orders to you!

Lost and Found Lost and Found

Is your student missing a sweat shirt or jacket? Check out our Lost and Found! If you see something that belongs to your student please reach out to the teacher. Be sure to check out the Lost and Found table at conferences!

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Anchor The Date Anchor The Date

OCTOBER CALENDAR

22 - Conferences

24 - Fall Fest - 9:00am - 12:00pm

24 - Trunk or Treat - 10:30-11:30

27 - Conferences

29 - 4K Only - NO SCHOOL

29 - 3rd Grade Idiom Parade

30 - NO SCHOOL


NOVEMBER CALENDAR

3 - PTO Meeting - 6pm

11 - Friday Switch Day

11 - BH Day

13 - NO SCHOOL - Staff PD

25-27 - NO SCHOOL- Thanksgiving Break

AT A GLANCE CALENDAR 2026-2027 - click here

Attendance Spotlight Attendance Spotlight

If your child will be absent due to an appointment, it is recommended that you obtain an excuse from your provider for the date and time of the visit and return the excuse to the school office. This will ensure that the absence is noted as a medically excused absence or tardy.

  • To report an absence, please call the school's attendance line at 662-8888 by 9:00 am.


  • Monitor your child’s attendance and report future absences through the Infinite Campus Parent Portal


  • Click here for the Planned Absence Form.
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SCHOOL NUTRITION SCHOOL NUTRITION

The HSSD School Nutrition team provides nourishing, fun, and locally inspired meals to support student health and learning throughout the school day. We offer a comprehensive food service program that includes breakfast and lunch. Full preparation centers are located at seven of the eight schools in HSSD. Meals are served in accordance with the National School Lunch and Breakfast Program standards to ensure balanced, nutritious options for all students.

2026-2027 MEAL PRICES:

LUNCH

  • $3.30 - Grades K-4
  • $3.70 - Grades 5-8
  • $3.90 - Grades 9-12
  • $5.50 - Adult lunch
  • $0.00 - Free & Reduced Lunch

BREAKFAST

  • $2.10 - Grades K-4
  • $2.20 - Grades 5-8
  • $2.30 - Grades 9-12
  • $3.00 - Adult breakfast
  • $0.00 - Free & Reduced breakfast

ADDITIONAL

One milk is included with a meal

$0.50 for additional a la cart milk



MENUS/ALLERGIES/NUTRITION:

Menus, nutrition and allergy information for all foods can be found on our School Nutrition Meal Viewer website. (https://schools.mealviewer.com/results/howardsuamico)


MANAGE LUNCH ACCOUNTS:

Manage your child’s lunch account here. Managing your child's lunch account is quick and easy with MySchoolBucks. This secure online service allows you to add funds, view meal purchases, set spending limits, and receive low-balance alerts—all from your computer or mobile device. Stay connected and ensure your child always has access to nutritious meals.

Payments must be made in advance via check, debit card, or credit card for mealtime purchases. Negative balances are prohibited at the high school level and limited at all other schools. Free and reduced price meals are available for those in need of assistance.


If you have questions about refunds, transfers, or your child's account, please contact Amy Fulmer at amyfulm@hssdschools.org.

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School Birthday Treats - We Can Help! School Birthday Treats - We Can Help!

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If you are looking for a tasty, easy, and allergy-friendly option for school birthday treats, let HSSD School Nutrition help celebrate your child’s birthday in style! Parents now have the option to purchase an individually wrapped chocolate chip cookie from School Nutrition to share with their child’s class.


Here’s what you need to know to make your school birthday celebrations simple and worry-free!



  1. Fill out the form that corresponds with your child’s school:

    1. Bay Harbor

    2. Forest Glen

    3. Howard

    4. Meadowbrook

    5. Suamico

    6. Lineville

  2. Be sure you are placing the order three working days before your child’s birthday celebration.

  3. The cost will be $0.50 per cookie.

  4. Once your order is placed, you are done! Your birthday cookies will be delivered to your child’s school/classroom on your chosen date.

💚 THE GIVING TREE 💚 💚 THE GIVING TREE 💚

October Updates October Updates

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The Giving Tree will be starting to register families for our December Holiday Store. Please reach out to your school social worker if you think your student may benefit from assistance with The Giving Tree. For our generous community, look for information in future district communications about donating to our Holiday Store and volunteering!


This month we are collecting canned soup. Please feel free to send donations with your students to put in the collections bins/carts near the main office of school. Items can also be dropped off during school hours. The Giving Tree appreciates the community support in helping ensure food is not a barrier to a student’s education.


https://www.hssdschools.org/community/the-giving-tree

HEALTH ROOM NOTES HEALTH ROOM NOTES

HSSD has a district-wide medication policy. Students requiring medication at school shall be identified by parents to the school office. Students are not allowed to carry medication on their person for their safety and the safety of others. All medication will be dispensed from the office.


  • Medications will not be dispensed from the school office until ALL forms have been completed.
  • Medication must be in prescription bottle for the prescribed medication and the original container for over-the-counter medications.
  • Do not send medications in envelopes, plastic bags, or other containers.
  • Medications must be brought to school by the parent.


Medication and Health Room Forms:

  • Authorization for Medication Administration at School
  • Allergic Reaction Student Health Information
  • Asthma Student Health Information
  • Seizure Disorder Student Health Information
  • Type 1 Diabetes Student Health Information


Click HERE for the Health Services Website

How to Prevent Illness:

  • Stay home when you are sick to prevent the spread of illness.
  • Wash hands or use hand sanitizer to clean hands of any germs.
  • Cover your cough or sneeze with your elbow or a tissue.
  • Get plenty of rest and water, and eat a healthy diet to boost your immune system.
  • Clean surfaces (such as doorknobs, counters, toys, and light switches) to rid them of germs.
  • Avoid touching your eyes, mouth, and nose.
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HOW TO BECOME APPROVED TO VOLUNTEER AT SCHOOL HOW TO BECOME APPROVED TO VOLUNTEER AT SCHOOL

**THIS IS IMPORTANT TO COMPLETE IF YOU WISH TO CHAPERONE A FIELD TRIP** **THIS IS IMPORTANT TO COMPLETE IF YOU WISH TO CHAPERONE A FIELD TRIP**

Anyone who wants to volunteer in the Howard Suamico School District must first complete a background check through the district to get approved to volunteer. This includes, but is not limited to, chaperoning on a field trip, helping in the classroom, or helping at one of the PTO Family Fun or other school events.


Please keep in mind that background checks can take as long as three to four weeks to process. Therefore, it is recommended that you complete this process now to make sure that you would be approved in time for anything that would come up during the year that you would be interested in volunteering for.


Please follow the instructions below to get approved to volunteer:


1. CREATE A NEW VOLUNTEER APPLICATION/PROFILE

(This MUST be completed before a BACKGROUND CHECK can be done).

Visit: https://www.hssdschools.org/community/vip

Under “Volunteer Login” click on create a volunteer profile

Enter HOWARD next to the Keyword search box.

Click on the school name you would like to volunteer at.

Click blue “Fill in Application” button at top right of page.

Complete the information under “I am new to MyVolunteerPage.com”

Read organization’s policies and check “I agree

Save and Continue

2. ONCE THE COMPLETED APPLICATION/PROFILE IS RECEIVED,

A LINK TO COMPLETE THE BACKGROUND CHECK

WILL BE EMAILED TO YOU TO COMPLETE—

(don’t forget to do this step!)


We appreciate our volunteers!

BAY HARBOR PTO BAY HARBOR PTO

PTO MEETING MINUTES 10/13/26
PTO FACEBOOK PAGE - click here

PTO OFFICERS FOR 2026-2027

President - Brintney Cournoyer

Vice President - Ashley Kollross

Secretary - TBD

Treasurer - Mike Linn

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From The Board Of Education From The Board Of Education

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Bay Harbor's Board representative is Meghan Weycker. Learn more about the Board of Education on our website.

COMMUNITY CORNER - CLICK HERE TO VIEW MORE EVENTS

Ski Opportunity at Bay Nordic Ski Opportunity at Bay Nordic

Bay Nordic supports the collective interests of the Northeast Wisconsin ski community by emphasizing an active lifestyle for youth, families, and individuals through Nordic skiing within the community. Registration is open from October 15 - November 15 for youth groups ages 3-12. Learn more and register here: https://baynordic.org/.

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AG Camp at Bay Port High School


Calling all 4th–6th graders! Join us for AG Camp on Friday, October 30th, from 8:40 AM–12:15 PM at Bay Port High School. Participants will enjoy hands-on activities and choose three interactive workshops focused on farming, gardening, cooking, the outdoors, and veterinary science. The cost is $40 per participant and includes lunch and workshop supplies. Space is limited to 80 participants, and registration closes October 16th, so sign up soon! For more information, contact Ryan Weed at ryanweed@hssdschools.org or 920-662-7155.

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DECA is hosting a Daddy Daughter Dance on Nov. 18. Below is the link to purchase tickets.


https://bponlinestore-520573.square.site/product/daddy-daughter-dance-11-18/815?cs=true&cst=custom

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