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Dear Friends,
In his book, Pyramid of
Success, John Wooden notes
that there axe "Seven Things To Do" each day.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
SCHOOL .4F
Finally, one of our great blessings is our dedicated
faculty and staff. Their ability to educate, inspire service,
and help students grow spiritually is deeply appreciated.
May God continue to bless and guide the Roncalli
Communitv!
Be true to yourself
Help Others
Make Each Day Your Masterpiece
Sincerely,
\W6JY
Drink deeply from good books, especially the
Bible
John Stelzer
President
Make friendship a fine art
Build a shelter for a rainy day
Pray for guidance and count and give thanks for
your blessings every day.
This month. I would like to focus on number seven. I
feel very blessed to be working at Roncalli High School.
Our students constantly amaze me with their ability to
balance academics, service, and extra-curricular
activities. During the first semester, our student body has
financially supported numerous charities and worked to
benefit the poor, elderly, and the homeless. They have
assisted Roncalli and Lakeshore area families at
Christmas, provided entertainment for over a thousand
people, and tutored young people in our Catholic grade
schools.
I
am also grateful for the countless volunteer hours
contributed by our Roncalli family. Our auction
volunteers, board and committee members, music
boosters, and athletic association help our school to
provide qualrty programs for our young people. I am
also thankful for the financial contributions of our many
benefactors. Each year over 30Yo of our revenue from
our $4 million budget is provided through gifts to our
school.
li Freshmen Registration
Wednesday, February 5, 2Ot4
3:30 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.
(ln the Roncalli cafeteria)
Roncal
Become part of Roncalli High School, which is a
Christian learning community that educates the whole
person in the Catholic ffadition, while emphasizing
academic and spiritual growth. There will be Roncalli
teachers, stafl and administration available to assist
parents and students with registration. The sessions
usually take about 15 minutes per student. Please bring
the most recent report card and a $100 enrollment fee for
each student being registered.
If
a parent cannot attend, please contact John Stelzer at
686-8126 to arange an appointment. If you know of a
family who may be interested in Roncalli for their child,
please contact Cyndi Kraemer at 686-8145 with any
questio*ts.
The mission of Roncalli High School is to educate in the Catholic traditions of spiritual growth, life-long
Roncalli High School Mission Statement, adopted May 2012.
service, and academic excellence.
Roncaili Hieh School Newsletter
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can ask a student to explain a drop in grades and can
revoke an offer of admission if not satisfied with the
response. Since colleges do not receive final grades until
June, students may not hear about this until July when
CRANTS
there are few options left. The best advice is to stay
focused and keep up your grades.
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Scholarships
There are new scholarships coming in on a regular basis.
Seniors should check our website for updates.
ACT
It is highly recommended that juniors take the ACT in
the spring
oftheirjunior year.
Guidance Department
Test Dates
Financial Aid for Colleee
Students applying for financial aid need to file a Free
Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) available
at www.fafsa.ed.gov Please make sure you go to
fafsa.ed.gov site instead of fafsa.com site because the
.com site will charge you to fill out the free form. There
are FAFSA on the web worksheets available to assist
you. Before filing this form, both student and parent will
need to obtain a P.I.N. (Personal Identification Number)
at www.pin.ed.gov. If parents already have a P.I.N. from
an older student they do not need to obtain a new
number. Check deadlines at the financial aid office at
your college. It is to the student's advantage to apply
early for financial aid. The PowerPoint from the
financial aid presentation that was held in December is
available
on our
website under
the
Guidance
Department.
Financial Aid Event at U.W. Manitowoc:
College Goal Wisconsin 2014
U.W. Manitowoc
will be hosting a
College Goal
Wisconsin on Wed. February 26 beginning at 6 p.m.
Assistance will be available for parents and students to
help complete the FAFSA. You will need your Social
Security number, driver's license (if you have one), 2013
tax return for student and parent or 2013 W-2, recent pay
stub.
Seniors
Do your seniors know that slacking off during the spring
semester
or after being accepted to
college may
jeopardize their future plans? According to the College
Board, every year colleges rescind offers of admission,
put
students on academic probation, or alter
financial aid packages as a result of "senioritis."
Often, college acceptance letters include warnings to
students such as 'oYour admission is contingent on your
continued strccessful performance." Admissions officers
Apil 12,2014
June 14,2014
Registration Deadlines
March 7,2014
May 7,2014
will be asked to sign up for the
ACT assessment or the ACT assessment plus writing.
U.W. Madison and Marquette are the only 2 schools in
Wisconsin that require the writing portion. If you have
any questions about whether or not to take the optional
writing portion, please see Ms. Nickels or check the
ACT website at www.actstudent.orq. You can also
register on this website. It is recommended that students
select colleges to have their scores sent to when they
When registering, you
register for the ACT to avoid paying an extra fee later.
ACT Prep Class
We are offering an ACT prep class again this year. This
class will be taught by Roncalli teachers and will be
open to any member of the junior class. The first day of
class will be Saturday Feb.22 from 8:30 * 12:00 with all
students taking the practice test. There will then be four
2 - hour sessions in the weeks following the practice test
focusing on the different sections of the ACT: English,
math, science reasoning, and reading comprehension.
The cost for the class will be $50.00. If this is a financial
burden for anyone, please let me know so we can make
other arrangements. These forms will be given to
juniors.
lndividual Planning Conferences
Sophomores and their parents can schedule Individual
Planning Conferences with Ms. Nickels. The focus is on the
student's current talents, abilities, interests, their educational
and career development; in addition, information will be given
to each student to begin planning for his&er future in a
positive atmosphere. Sophomore parents will be emailed
information on setting up a conference appointment. These
will besin at the end of Februarv.
Roncalli High School Newsletter
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Pierside Plaza Auction -- 30th
Anniversary
It's that time of year
again when
for the annual Pierside
Plaza Auction are in full swins. Mark
preparations
your calendars: Saturday, Aprll 27th
for an evening of firn, meeting new people, and seeing
old friends. The auction is our largest fundraiser. All
profits go right back into school operations. As a result
ofthis auction, each student experiences, on average, a
$650 tuition reduction.
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l. Buy or Sell a raffle ticket! Who doesn't need cold,
hard cash! The grand prize is $10,000 with one
additional $2000 winner, two $1,000 winners, and two
$500 winners. The cost of a raffle ticket is 5100. Go in
alone or together with family or friends. The success of
the raffle has a lot to do with the success of the auction.
(See the rafrle sheet on the Roncalli website at
http : //r onc all U e ts. ne t/Auc tion/ 2 0 I 4 C as hRqfJI e. pdf )
don't forget to bring in a
sweatshirt or a t-shirt from your alma mater or the
college your kids attend! They are great money- makers,
and we love receiving them.
2. Collegiate Booth. Please
3. Holy Crosses Booth. Any religious item is welcome in
this booth. We love crosses, but also medals, rosaries,
bibles, children's bibles, books. The new name of this
booth will be announced shortly.
4.Any donation--Cash donation or an item. Money is
a'-
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Have you ever wanted to make a difference in the life of
another person, to do something really great for someone
whose life will never be the same because of you?
Global
Ways you can help the Roncalli Auction:
ai.:al:":
Outreach a
Catholic Foreign Exchange
is looking for families to host students from
East{entral Europe for the 201412015 school year. We
need loving families to provide room, board, and
transportation for the school year. By hosting a Global
Program
will be offering a young person
of a lifetime. Your own family will also be
Outreach student, you
the chance
greatly impacted and enriched by generously opening
yourselves to a Global Outreach student.
Global Outreach is a unique program with a Catholic
mission, to prepare young servant leaders who will make
a contribution to the renewal of the Church and society
in their countries of origin. Its directors are available
throughout the year to support and assist both students
and host families whenever needed.
For more information about Global Outreach Contact:
Barbara Tota-Boryczka, the Executive Director
program, at (920) 540-3085 or email at
of the
barbara.tota-boryczka@ globaloutreachprogram.com or
Father Larry Seidl, the Spiritual Director of the program,
at(920) 412-0320 or email at [email protected]
always needed, no matter the amount.
P.S. The items that you donate need to be new ond
tmused unless they are a collectible or an antique.
Global Outreach summer trip to the Czech Republic;
Julv 7 to24.2014
Important Dates:
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Friday, February 14: contracts are due in to the
Development Office
March 5 -- Proofing Meeting for all Soliciting
Chairmen
Wednesday, April2 -- Auction Meeting to get
books
Saturday, April26 -- Auction Night
Jan Hoyt
Auction Coordinator
686-8i50
Catholic students who are sophomores and older along
with school staffmembers and other interested adults are
invited to apply for this trip. The 2014 Global Outreach
summer trip to the Czech Republic will begin on July 7,
2014, and end on July 24th. The Global Outreach
international Catholic youth leadership camp will be a
part of the trip and will take place close to Prague in the
Czech Republic, from July 13-19th. For further
information, contact Barbara Tota-Boryczyka at
[email protected] or 920-540-3 085, or consult
our website:www.globaloutreachprognrm.com
Roncalli High School Newsletter
Lasallian Youth and Campus Ministry
Lasallian Youth was busy in the months of December
and January. Th"y provided assistance at the Lights in
Lincoln Park Show, helped serve Christmas dinner to the
disabled and elderly residents at Riverhill Apartrnents,
made Christmas cards for residents in local nursing
homes, helped CASA (Court Appointed Special
Advocates) provide a "Polat Express Experience" for
local families, took over 15 shifts of Bell Ringing for the
Salvation Army, and provided entertainment
and
companionship at the Northridge Rehabilitation Center's
New Yeat's Eve Party. In addition, the students of
Roncalli have been collecting clothing, toys, and school
to
to
Americans Serving African
Children, a local non-profit organization that is
preparing to ship large containers of supplies to people
in Tanzania, Uganda, Kgnya and other African countries.
On Sunday, February 9* Lasallian Youth will also help
at ASAC's Pancake Breakfast Fundraiser at St. Francis
of Assisi - come out and support our students and a
supplies
donate
great cause!
On January 8e, Roncalli hosted a retreat for 145 eighth
grade students from eight local schools, including a
school from Plymouth, WI. Campus Ministry was
assisted by a team of 17 college students (all Roncalli
graduates,'10-'13) who provided examples of faith and
led small groups throughout the entire day. The retreat
gave the eighth grade students an opportunity to reflect
on their personal relationship with Jesus Christ - past"
present, and future. We were joined by Fr. Peter Mitchell
who concluded the day with Mass.
Four of our students - Andrea Lohr, Christine Lohr,
Jamie Hoban, and Gabrielle Ungrova - attended the
March for Life Pilgrimage to Washington D.C. with the
Green Bay Diocese and Bishop David Ricken. In
addition to attending the March on January 22n, they
visited the Holocaust Museum, the Archives Museum,
the Basilica of the Immaculate Conception, the
Cathedral of St. Matthew, St. Augustine's Church, and
Mundelein Seminary. ln addition, ten of our students
represented Roncalli at the local March for Life in Green
Bay on January 18*.
We are preparing for our Catholic Schools Week Liturgy
on January 31st, hosted here at Roncalli, celebrated by
Fr. Dave Beaudry. We are expecting roughly
students and faculty to attend - what a blessing!
Rock in Christ,
Colleen Stepanek
Campus Minister
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would like to thank the following graduates for
assisting with the 8th grade retreat on January 8th! Your
efforts are greatly appreciated by our staff and the
visiting 8th graders'
Mr. Stelzer
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Roncalli High School Newsletter
Athletic Department
If you did not participate in a fall or winter sport, you
need to get the following five things turned into Mr.
Mueller or Mrs. Leist before you begin practice in the
spring. If you don't know what you need to turn in,
please see Mrs. Leist.
1. A $50 participation fee - If this is your third
sport the participation fee is waived
2. Extracurricular code signed
3. Physical or alternate year physical
4. WIAA info
5. ConcussionAgreement
All of the forms listed above are on the Roncalli
Music Boosters
Upcoming Events
website
under the Athletics tab. Please print the forms out, sign
the forms, and return the forms to the main office before
the start of your season.
Wisconsin Sinsers (University of Wisconsin-Madison)
Saturday, February 22nd @ 7:00pm.
Tickets are being sold now, in the main office at
Roncalli
Listen to announcements for team meeting times and
dates coming up before practice begins.
February and March are a very busy time with the
WIAA tournament season and the beginning of the
spring season. Please be aware the following dates in the
next two months. Good Luck to all of the coaches and
Band Concert
Monday, February 17th @ 7:00 pm
Solo
& Ensemble
March 8th in Kewaunee
athletes.
Wrestling
Gymnastics
Choral Concert
Monday, March 10th @ 7:00 PM
Regionals - Feb l5
Sectionals -Feb22
State - Feb 27 to March I
Sectionals
Boys basketball
Regionals - Feb 25, 28 & March
Sectionals -March 6 & 8
State
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March
State
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Feb 28
March 7-8
Girls Basketball
Regionals -March 4,7 & 8
Sectionals - March 13 and I
I
13-15
State
- Much20-22
Spring Sports Start dates
Track-March
CALLING ALL BLOOD DONORS
PLEASE HELP US
The Class of 2013 and the Blood Center of Wisconsin
are sponsoring a Blood Drive on Thursday, February 6th
in the Roncalli gym. The donation times are from 8:00
a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Because of the height and weight
requirements for 16-18 year old blood donors, a number
students will not be able to donate. We need
outside help since we are in need of 95-105 donors tJtis
year. If you are interested in donating blood, please call
of our
Pat Miske at Roncalli (682-8801 ext
282). We'll
schedule you for the time that works best for
ins gfe rclccre
10
- March 17
Girls Soccer - March 24
Baseball -March?4
Golf - March 31
Boys Tennis - March 3l
Softball
you. Walk-
Parents
Thanks for all of your help serving as ticket takers,
concession workers, clock and book managers and
ushers during the fall and winter seasons. Every little bit
of help is greatly appreciated by the administration,
coaches, and players.
Roncalli High School Newsletter
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RAA CONCESSION WORKERS SCHEDULE
PLEASE NOTE: Due to the need to staff various jobs for various events,
it is most practical to assign people to these jobs on the dates listed.
Effort was made to not schedule parents to work when their student is participating.
IF YOU CANNOT MAKE THE DATE YOU HAVE BEEN ASSIGNED, IT IS YOUR RESPONSIBILIry
TO FIND A SUBSTITUTE OR MAKE A SWAP WITH SOMEONE.
lf you make a change,
notify Bob or Susie DeRoche (920-682-2
RAA
Vicki
Date
Feb 6
Day
Thu
Suettinger
Snort
Girls
Mission
Tickets
Basketball
Ushers
Concessions
All
Feb 8
Sat
Wrestlins
Tickets
Ushers
Time
7-half
Tom Polzin
Scott Gleichner
Canie Polzin
Annette Gleichner
5:30-7
7-end
Dale Zipperer
David Wage
Jess Schwalbe
5:30-7
7-end
Kelly Hilliker
James Macdonald
Dawn Hilliker
Bobbie Macdonald
8-
l0:00
l0-12:00
Peter Nass
Peter Nass
Julie Nass
Julie Nass
5:30-7
Feb l8
Tue
Boys
12-2:30
Tom Meissner
Lynn Schneider
Joel Ungemach
Carrie Ungemach
9-l l:00
James Becker
Randy Kramer
I l-1:00
Wayne Bohman
l-3:00
Dale Christel
Jim Carofi
Ellen Christel
Ray Berres
5-7:00
Jim Koss
Jess Schwalbe
Jess Schwalbe
9-l l:00
Jean Schad
Judy Becker
l-3:00
Dave Kubsh
Russell Wetenkamp
Lynn Kubsh
Amy Wetenkamp
3-5:00
Brian Ebelt
Lisa Ebelt
5:30-7
Traci Theisen
Tom Geisen
Margaret Fricke
5:30-7
7-end
Mark Vogel
Jeffrey Dunn
Lisa Vogel
Carollm Dunn
5:30-7
7-end
Mark Herzog
Pam Herzog
Richard Gallenberger
Kimberly Gallenberger
5:30-7
7-half
Gerald Klingeisen
Brian Hamachek
Debra Klingeisen
Melissa Hamachek
5:30-7
7-end
Mike Orchekowski
William Miller
Deanna Orchekowski
Concessions
5:30-7
7-end
Keith Gauthier
Paul Gottshall
Carrie Gauthier
Lisa Gottshall
Tickets
5:30-7
Mark Kitzerow
Christopher Mollen
Nancy Mollen
Michael Hoffinan
Dan Welnetz
Jon Miller
Kelli Miller
Cory Zimmer
Kelli Zimmer
Bill Leach
Megan Leach
Tickets
Basketball
DeRoche
Concessions
Thu
Girls
Tickets
Basketball
Ushers
Feb 27
Thu
Girls
l-l:00
7-half
Ushers
Feb 20
Jennifer Zipperer
2:30-5
I
Susie
Volunteer
3-5:00
Concessions
Bob&
Volunteer
Basketball
7-half
Ushers
Concessions
5:30-7
7-end
5:30-7
7-end
Candice Geisen
Kathy Miller
Denise Kitzerow
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F-*celli High Schcol F{ewsleiter
First Semester Honor Roll
Freshmen - A
Ilosor Roll
Connor Angst
Garreft Ameson
LaNeaBartel
Katelyn Berrend
Luke Bettag
Tanner Blanke
Emerson Boettcher
Karalyn Christel
Mason Flrudka
Zachary Jacquart
Jordan Jagodinsky
Abigail Jirikowic
Caleb Juza
Zachary LeVene
Lanky Liang
Christine Lohr
Mallaidh Mleziva
Nicole Frauenfeld
Nicole Froelich
Emma Patek
Priya Patel
Tallie Piaskowski
Julia Platteter
Allison Gill
Tanna Reel
Anna Gottshall
Justin Gottshall
Jennifer Grajek
Katie Grant
Lauren Salutz
Madeline Salutz
Abigail Schmitt
Zachwy Schneider
Kendra Sieracki
Lindsey Tess
Jacob Wagner
Olivia Wagner
Charles Wery
fuley Wetenkamp
Allison Winans
Mariah Zahn
ClaudiaDunn
Kelly Jacoby
Evan Jagemann
Kerry Kiel
Heather LeClair
Maya Ledvina
Erin Orchekowski
Cadee Osterloth
Melissa Pajula
Kate Patek
Ryan Rank
Ryan Roethle
Katherine Schmitt
Allissa Schramm
Ian Sczygelski
Colton Swetlik
Megan Taddy
Dashurie Tahiri
Elizabeth Tulachka
Paulina Vaca
Marcella Van Eyck
Arissa Wallander
Olivia Wheelis
Elizabeth Wichlacz
Sophomore-A
Honor Roll
Bailey Allen
Ashley Anhalt
Kathryn Bartel
Raven Behringer
Christian Bradley
Lauren Clark
Alexandria Cliff
Kendall Danby
Christiaa Diaz
EmmaDramm
Isobel Dupor
Jennifer Erickson
Ian Herzog
Cullen Hilliker
Jamie Hoban
Nicholas Hoffinan
AdaZhang
Junior - A Honor
Roll
Andrew Ahola
Brandon Bacalzo
Cole Becker
Jon Berrend
Samantha Blanke
Brady Boettcher
Justin Bonin
Madeline Christel
Sophia Dramm
Kirstin Duprey
Morgan Fessler
Katherine Froelich
Ryanne Gainey
Madeleine Gleichner
Sam Hamachek
KatjaRitz
Paige Ruh
Sam Scheer
Alec Salutz
Alayna Sbar
Junior - B Honor
Roll
Vincent Schad
Austin Schneider
Zachary Angst
Andrea Scheffler
Katelyn Schel*rout
Hannah Severin
Ben Smith
Lydia Soodsma
Nick Stelzer
Hannah Sturm
Hailey Szalewski
Gabi Ungrova'
Lucas Stuiber
Catrina Tegen
Mike Thiele
Sydney Vandenbusch
Sarah Wagner
Reed Waldhart
Brithrey Weyers
Benjamin Wichlacz
Ann Zhang
Kendra Zipperer
Steven Vogel
Hayden Wage
Claire Wang
Rachel Wichlacz
Allison Zahn
Senior-AHonorRoll
Tiffany Abts
Megan Allen
Paige Arneson
Rachel Baetke
Zachary Berres
Regina Bettag
Frank Bian
Madeline Braun
Lindsey Brennan
Sarah Conard
Mary Cvetan
Christopher Davis
Alex Deets
Samuel Dudek
Katie Ebelt
Josh Erickson
Spencer Fricke
Brett Giesen
Christina Greene
Nathaniel Hoffman
Matalie Koss
Claire Krieger
Andreana Loyo
Samuel Martinez
Emma Mclntee
Daniel McMahon
Luke Meidl
Freshmen-B Honor
Savannah Meyer
Roll
Hunter Mihalakakos
Maya Andrastek
Cory Bahrs
Leah Brey
Kayla Clausen
Leah Gauthier
Garrett Gleichner
Christina Myers
Lukas Peterson
Brant Schneider
Emmalee Schroeder
John Paul
Heili
Michaela Klein
Madison
Lewandowski
Laura Niquette
Justin Polzin
Cole Schramm
Margot Wage
Miles Morrison
Kristin Senglaub
Cristian Sosa
Logan Theisen
Carter Tietje
Morgan Tingerthal
Echo Zhang
Sophomore-B Honor
Chaz Kerscher
Roll
Cung King
Mariah Klingeisen
Preston Konop
Tessa Kraemer
Joseph Brotz
Elizabeth Check
Joseph Chemey
Killian Krummel
Emily Jacobsen
Marchlewski
Alexandra
Mihalakakos
Lauren Mihalakakos
McKenzie Miller
Nathan Miller
Katy Orth
Nicholas Moran
AlmaKang
Erin Jagemann
Anthony
TJ Kleckner
Anastasia Konopacki
Hannah Kubsh
Rachel Linn
MaryHeili
Meghan Jacoby
Warren Jiang
Rebecca Anbu
Hayden Boettcher
Jake Bohman
Brithey Hillmer
Chloe Kitzerow
Samuel Brahm
Hunter Decker
Senior-BHonorRoll
Brayton Hilliker
Sophie Joski
Alexis Ayotte
Brittany Bohman
Michelle Wilson
Kristen Lango
Laura Linsmeier
Andrea Lohr
Emily MacDonald
Olivia Hanf
William Henning
Samuel Schneider
Jared Patek
Paige Pethan
Emily O'Fallon
Haley Pritzl
Payton Pritzl
Laura Platteter
Alex Pond
Tracy Raatz
Jonathan Roberts
Ashlyn Christel
Vannia Diaz-Mozo
Caitlin Dvorachek
Christopher Flowers
Ted Fox
Jonathan
Gallenberger
Michaela Hagen
Alexandra Konop
Tomerot Lambert
Matthew Massimo
Ethan Peters
Maria Pozorski
Aaron Truckey
Benjamin Tures
Andrea Vaca
Abby Welnetz
Alexander Xiong
Abigail Bouril
Liam Casey
Christian Colaco
Matthew Eis
Hailey Gamez
Jill Gauthier
Richie Gr4iek
Tyler Heyduk
Zachary Holschbach
Megan Kraemer
Rachel LeClair
AlyssaNeuser
Megan Prather
Jon Paul Ruether
Grace Schuette
Thor Endre Stoa
Benjamin Wilson
Kyra Wisnicky
Chris Zhang
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Ttw mission of Ronmni High School is to educate in tlw Catlwlic traditions
of spiritual growth, hfe:Iong sentire, and amdemic stellenre.
Roncalli Frrshmen Regish'ation
\\iednesda.l', FebruarT 5, 201{
3:30 p.m. * 7:00 p.m.
(in Roncalli cafeteria)
Become part of Roaca[r Hig! School which rs a
Christian leamrng cornmuarty which educates the
n'hole persoo rn the Catholic traditon= while
emphasizing acadenric and Eprntual gowth.
There wrll be Roacalli teachers. staff, and adnriaistradoa available to assist parents and
snrdents wrth regrstration. The sessions usually take about 15 mlnutes per shrdent.
Please bring the most recent report card and a $100 earollment fee for each snrdeot
berng regrstered. If a parent cannot atten{ please contact John Stelzer at 686-8126 to
iurange an aprpornhent. If you know of a famrly who may be interested rn Roncalli for
their child, please cotrtact Cyndr l(raemer at 686-8145 with any questioos.
Wiseonsin Porentnl Choice Progrnm
In 2013, Roncalli Hrgh School was choseo to become a Wisconsrn Parenal Choice
kogranr school. Pareots rnay apply to receive a voucher to cover their shrdeot's
entire hrition. Online eorolLnent is AUl4 - 4n0/A. For more details and the online
application go to http:l/sms-dpi.$'i.sov/wpcp-statewide. See ww$'.roncalliiets"net for
ruore information or come to Roncalli for help in filling out the applicauou.
Roncalli Financial Aid
. About 609o qf sturlents attending Roncalli receive financial assistance.
. All families g'ith more than one snrdeat curreatly eorolled at Roncalli rnny recelve
a multiple student discount srrrtfly by requestrng it. Freshman Scholarshrps are arailable to all racoming freshmen who apply by the
.
.
.
Dece,mber deadline, regardless of the faruily's financial srtuation
Roacalli Aid and Named Scholarships are awarded based upon financial need. It is
not a loan, but a reduction in aritrou cost for the snrdeat, These nrition gifts are
made possible through the generosity of many donors.
Financial aid packages are rndilidualrzed to meet each family's budget.
fu 2013/2014. $540,000 was awarded in nution ard aad discounts.
Roncalli High School Newsletter
Date
Day
Activity
Page 9
Type
Invite
Invite
Invite
Time
Versus
8:00am
10:00am
Away
Away
Away
Away vs. Reedsville
Away vs. Reedsville
Away vs. Reedsville
Sat
Sat
A2/0112014 Sat
02101/2014 Sat
0210112014 Sat
0210112014 Sat
Basketball: Boys JV
Basketball: Boys Freshman
Basketball: Bovs Varsitv
Game
5:5Opm
Game
Game
5:50pm
7:15pm
Mon
Mon
Basketball: Girls Freshman
Gymnastics:Varsrty
Game
6:00pm
Dual
6:3Opm
02/A4/2014 Tue
02104/2014 Tue
02/04/2014 Tue
Basketball: Boys Freshman
Basketball: Boys JV
Basketball: Boys Varsity
Game
5:5Opm
Game
Game
5:5Opm
02fi1/2414
0AA1D0|4
A2lA3/2014
02103/2014
Wrestling: Boys Varsity
Wrestling: Boys JV
G;nnnastics: Varsrty
10:00am
7:l5pm
Location
Sturgeon Bay HS
Lincoln HS
Antigo HS
Reedsville Elementary
Reedsville Elementary
Reedsville Elementary
Away vs. Mtwc Lutheran
Away vs. Oshkosh West
Immanuel Lutheran
Oshkosh West HS
Away vs. Wrightstown
Away vs. Wrightstown
Away vs. Wrightstown
Wrightstown HS
WrightstownHS
Wrightstown HS
02105/2014 Wed
Early Dismissal
l:35pm
02/05/2014 Wed
Freshmen Regestration
3:30-7pm
02/06/2014 Thu
02/0612014 Thu
02/06/2014 Thu
Blood Drive
Basketball: Girls Freshman
Basketball: Girls JV
Basketball: Girls Varsitv
Game
Game
Game
02/07/2014
02t07/2014
02/07/2014
02/07/2014
Fri
Fri
Fri
Fri
No School
Basketball: Boys Freshman
Basketball: Boys JV
Basketball: Boys Varsity
Game
Game
Game
02t08/2014
02t08/2014
Sat
Wrestling: Boys Varsity
ConfTourny
Sat
Snowball Dance
8-l lpm
Atrium
6:00pm
Kaukauna HS
02llA/2014 Mon
02/10/2014 Mon
Math Meet
Gymnastics: Varsr$
Music Booster Mtg
02/ll/2014
02/ll/2014
02/ll/2014
02/ll/2014
Wrestling: Boys JV
Basketball: Girls JV
Basketball: Girls Freshman
Basketball: Girls Varsitv
Basketball: Boys Freshman
Basketball: Boys JV
Basketball: Boys Varsity
02106/2014 Thu
02/10/2014 Mon
Tue
Tue
Tue
Tue
02/13/2014 Thu
02113/2014 Thu
AZln/2014
Thu
02/r4/2014
Fri
Fri
Fri
Fri
02114/2014
azlAl2ar4
02/14/2014
02ll52$l4 Sat
Basketball: Girls W
Basketball: Girls Varsity
St. Mary Central
St. Mary Cenhal
4:3Opm
7:l5pm
Away vs. SMC
Away vs. SMC
Away vs. SMC
Saint Mary Central HS
Saint Mary Central HS
Saint Mary Central HS
l0:00am
Home
St. Mary Central
5:50pm
6:3Opm
6:3Opm
Markesan
Valders HS
Brother Residence
Toumament
3:l5pm
Game
Game
5:50pm
5:50pm
Game
7:l5pm
Away
Away vs. Wrightstown
Away vs. Wrightstown
Away vs. Wrightstown
Valders HS
Wrigbtstown HS
Wrightstown HS
Wrightstown HS
Game
Game
Game
5:50pm
5:50pm
Away vs. Hilbert
Away vs. Hilbert
Away vs. Hilbert
Hilbert Elementary
Hilbert HS
Hilbert HS
Away vs. Oshkosh
Away vs. Mishicot
Away vs. Mishicot
Oshkosh YMCA
7:l5pm
l:50pm
Game
Game
Game
4:45pm
5:50pm
7:l5pm
Zimmer Auditorium
Sat
Wrestling: Boys Varsity
Gymnastics: Varsity
Regionals
TBD
TBA
02115/2014
Invite
10:00am
Awav vs. Whitefish
02117/2A74
Mon
Basketball: Girls Freshman
Game
5:45pm
7:00pm
Awav vs. Denmark
02/17/2AU Mon
Band Concert
Roncalli HS
Meet
Liturgy
Hockey: Varsity
5:50pm
7:l5pm
Gym
Roncalli HS
Roncalli HS
Roncalli HS
8am-1pm
4:3Opm
Mishicot HS
Mishicot HS
Bav
Valders HS
Whitefish Bav HS
Denmark Middle
Zimmer Auditorium
Roncalli High School Newsletter
Date
Day
02/18D014 Tue
02/18/2014 Tue
02/18/2014 Tue
Ul20/2014
Page 10
Activity
Type
Time
Versus
Location
Basketball: Boys Freshman
Basketball: Boys W
Basketball: Boys Varsity
Game
4:3Opm
Game
Game
5:50pm
7:l5pm
Chilton
Chilton
Chilton
Roncalli HS
Roncalli HS
Roncalli HS
Game
4:3Opm
Mtwc Lutheran
Mtwc Lutheran
Mtwc tutheran
Roncalli HS
Roncalli HS
Roncalli HS
Brillion Middle
Brillion HS
Brillion HS
Thu Basketball:
Thu Basketball:
Thu Bssketball:
Girls Freshman
Girls JV
Girls Varsity
Game
5:5Opm
Game
7:l5pm
Basketball: Boys Freshman
Basketball: Boys JV
Basketball: Boys Varsity
Game
5:5Opm
02{21/2014
Fri
Fri
Fri
Game
Game
7:l5pm
Away vs. Brillion
Away vs. Brillion
Away vs. Brillion
02/22t20r4
Sat
TBD
Away
Sat
Gymnastics: Varisty
Wisconsin Singers
ConfTourny
02/22/20t4
Oshkosh West HS
Zimmer Auditorium
02/24/2014 Mon
02/24/2014 Mon
02/24/2014 Mon
Basketball: Girls Freshman
Basketball: Girls JV
Basketball: Girls Varsitv
Game
Game
Game
Away vs. Reedsville
Away vs. Reedsville
Away vs. Reedsville
Reedsville Elementary
Reedsville Elementary
Reedsville Elementary
02/26/2014 Wed
02/26/2014 W€d
Early Dismissal
l:35pm
Parent/Teacher Conference s
4--6:30pm
02/2712014 Thu
02/27/2014 Thu
Game
Game
Game
4:3Opm
02/27D014 Thu
Basketball: Girls Freshman
Basketball: Girls JV
Basketball: Girls Varsi8
7:l5pm
Brillion
Brillion
Brillion
Roncalli HS
Roncalli HS
Roncalli HS
A2/27/2014 Thu
Gymnastics: Vanrty
Sectional
TBD
TBD
TBD
Gymnastics: Varisty
Basketball: Boys Varsity
Sectional
TBD
Regional
7:00pm
TBD
TBD
TBD
TBD
02120/2014
02120/2014
02t21/2014
02t2tD0r4
Fri
Fri
02/28/2014
02/28/2014
5:5Opm
7:O0pm
5:5Opm
5:50pm
7:l5pm
5:5Opm
February Lunch Menu
Monday
Tuesday
J
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)hicken Nuggets, Vegetable, vlozzarella Dippers
)essert, Milh Fruit, Salad
fVlMarinara Or Turkey N
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iravy On Bun, Vegetable,
vlilk. Fruit Salad Bar
l0
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vlini Comdogs, Vegetable,
luesadilla, Vegetable, Fruil rruit, Salad Bar, Milk, Dessert
iausage
P
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ialad Bar, Milk
t7
)hili, Dinner Roll, String
)heese, Fresh Vegetable,
vlilk Fruil Salad Bar
24
lamburger Or P izza bur ger
)n Bun, Vegetable, Millq
rruit, Salad Bar
l8
6
lot Dog Or Chili Dog On Bun, iub Sandwiches, Vegetable, .lo School
laked Beans, Milh Fruit,
iun Chips, Milk, Fruit, Salac
7
5
lar
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l2
l3
{amburger Or Mushroom
iuper Nachos, Refried
iwiss Burger, Vegetable, Milk, ]eans, Mini Carrots/Dip,
rruit, Salad Bar
Uce, Milh Fruit, Salad Bar
l,llMainarc"Mozz
)heese, Vegetable Fruit,
iatad Bar. Milk
2l
)hicken Nuggets, Vegetable }BQ Chicken OrBBQ
)essert, MiUq Fruit, Salad
lork On Bun, Vegetables,
wilh Fruit,
]ar
26
ituffed Crust P izz4 Y egetable, irilled Chicken Or Salisbury
vlilk, Fruit, Salad Bar, Dessert jteak, Mashed Potato, Gravy,
y'egetable, Dinner Roll, Milt
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20
19
)riental Bar, Chicken,
]round beef Stroganoff Over
y'egetable, Rice, SweetN Sour ,Joodles, Vegetable, Dinner
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lar. Milk
25
Fridav
Thursday
Wednesdav
27
Salad Bar
28
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Mi[q Fruit,
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