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Mrs. Rachel Howe's mother, Patti (Joyce) Howe She served in the Air Force, NCOIC Unit Orderly Room, 55th Wing. Today, she works at the Eastern Nebraska Veterans Home in Bellevue, NE. | Ms. Amye Aggen's grandfather, Dale Schaaf He served in WWII and the Korean War. | Mrs. Marisa McClintock's brother-in-law, Zachary McClintock He is currently serving in the Army. |
Mrs. Rachel Howe's mother, Patti (Joyce) Howe
Ms. Amye Aggen's grandfather, Dale Schaaf
Mrs. Marisa McClintock's brother-in-law, Zachary McClintock
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Mrs. Marisa McClintock's brother-in-law, Brandon McClintock He is currently serving in the Air Force. | Mrs. Marisa McClintock's grandfather, Don Marisch He served in the Navy. | Mr. Daniel Rydberg and Mr. Rydberg's grandfather They both served in the Army. |
Mrs. Marisa McClintock's brother-in-law, Brandon McClintock
Mrs. Marisa McClintock's grandfather, Don Marisch
Mr. Daniel Rydberg and Mr. Rydberg's grandfather
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Ms. Michelle Clark's grandfather, Merlin Recker He served in the Army. | Ms. Michelle Clark's grandfather, James (Jim) Clark He served in the Navy. This picture was taken at the North Pole. | Mr. Brandon Spore's grandfather, Hansen He served as a Medic in the Army during the Korean War. |
Ms. Michelle Clark's grandfather, Merlin Recker
Ms. Michelle Clark's grandfather, James (Jim) Clark
Mr. Brandon Spore's grandfather, Hansen
Has Your Student Lost Their Buffett Assigned Charger?
Per the Technology User Agreements signed by parents and students, accessories (chargers and bags) are not covered by the Apple Warranty or the Optional Protection Plan.
LOST Charger and Cable: The replacement cost of a lost charger (brick and cable) is $38.
LOST Charger (brick): $19
LOST Cable: $19
Unfortunately, we ask that you do not purchase your own charger to replace the lost one. Only Apple brand chargers are allowed. Off-brand chargers or chargers that are not the right voltage tend to wear on the iPad battery or cause charging issues with the iPad.
To ensure this does not happen we ask that you report the charger lost and allow us to provide a new charger rather than trying to purchase one on your own. A fine can be assessed for you to pay.
November 18 will be our school’s official “pledge” signing day for our Resolution for Respect. Our school is hoping to earn the title of a “No Place for Hate” school for the 2020-2021 school year and the first step to earn that status is to get the students and staff to sign the No Place for Hate pledge.
The students and staff will sign the pledge via a Form sent to their Office 365 email on Wednesday, November 18th. The Form will ask if the person will Agree or Disagree with the following statements. We hope to get 100% participation with our whole school body in completing the Form. Thank you, Bobcats!
If you have any questions about No Place for Hate, contact the club sponsors, madison.mckim-richards@ops.org or amy.tunning@ops.org
Here is the Pledge:
- I will seek to gain understanding of those who are different from me.
- I will speak out against prejudice and discrimination.
- I will reach out to support those who are targets of hate.
- I will promote respect for people and help foster a prejudice-free school.
- I believe that one person can make a difference-no person can be an "innocent" bystander when it comes to opposing hate.
- I recognize that respecting individual dignity and promoting intergroup harmony are the responsibilities of all students.
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