Vol. 05-06, No. 2, October/November
Burris Laboratory School
Ball State University
Muncie, IN 47306
Telephone 765-285-1131
Fax 765-285-8620
We’re on the Web!
www.bsu.edu/burris
Teacher In-Service Days
In this newsletter . . .
Teacher In-Service Days ........... 1
Parent Teacher Conferences ..... 1
Fall Break ................................... 1
Thanksgiving Break ................... 1
After School Tutoring ................. 1
Blood Drive ................................. 1
Funds Donated ........................... 2
Constitution Day ......................... 2
Driver Education ........................ 2
PowerSchool ............................... 2
4th & 5th Grade News ............... 3
Chess/Reading Clubs ................. 3
Middle School Trips ................... 4
Notes from the Nurse .................. 4
Telephone Assistance Program . 4
Opportunities to Help Burris ..... 5
Burris PTSO News ...................... 5
Cafeteria News ........................... 6
Spaghetti Supper ........................ 6
Counseling Center .................. 7-8
String Notes ................................. 9
National French Week ................ 9
Spirit Items Available ............... 10
Athletic Dates ............................ 10
Basketball Schedules ............... 11
October 6: All students dismissed at noon. No PM kindergarten.
Enclosures: Lunch Menus,Telephone
Assistance Program Info and Sign-up
Form, Reading Club Permission
Form, Chess Club Permission Form
Fresh Ideas for Education Sign-up
Form
After school tutoring for Burris middle and high school students is
available again this year.
November 16: All students will be dismissed at noon. No AM kindergarten. PM
kindergarten wil meet from 8:00 a.m. until 10:30 a.m..
Parent Teacher Conferences
All elementary students will be dismissed at 11:00 a.m. on October 14 and October 21.
Parent/Teacher conferences will be held in the afternoons. There will be no kindergarten
on either of these days.
All middle school students will be dismissed at noon on October 26 and 27. Parent/
Teacher conferences will be held in the afternoons.
Fall Break
Please remember that Burris observes Fall Break along with Ball
State University. There will be no classes on October 24 and 25.
The office will be open.
Thanksgiving Break
There will be no school on November 23, 24 and 25. The main office will be open on
November 23 but closed on November 24 and 25.
After School Tutoring
High school mathematics tutoring is Monday through Thursday in
Room 223 with Mrs. Katie Debbink.
Middle school tutoring for all subjects is in Room 235 with Ms. Buchanan and Mrs.
Funk.
Blood Drive on November 2
The official Burris calendar is
located on the web at
www.dynacal.com/Burris
October/November, 2005
The High School Student Council will be sponsoring their annual
blood drive on November 2 from 9:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m. in the Burris
auditorium. Parents and students over 17 are encouraged to
participate especially with the national need for blood during this
intense Hurricane season.
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Hurricane Katrina Relief Fund
High School Student Council sponsored a Hurricane Katrina Relief Fund for Burris K-12. From Kindergartners to Middle School
classes to High School clubs and classes, Burris raised an awesome total of $2620 to donate by the end of September to The Red
Cross. It was amazing to see the leadership within the students of Burris, staff and faculty pull together and create great fundraising
techniques for this cause.
Constitution Day
Congress declared September 17 United States Constitution Day in celebration of the original ratification,
September 17, 1787. Congress’ purpose for a designated day is to foster in the American people a deeper
reverence for and a better understanding of the U.S. Constitution. The Burris High School/Middle School
Social Studies department created classroom lessons on Friday September 16 to engage students in
meaningful discussions and analysis of the U.S. Constitution and how it impacts their lives today. U.S.
History students created a “We the People” banner, highlighting their individual feelings regarding
Constitutional issues such as privacy rights; freedoms of speech, press, assembly and religion; cruel and
unusual punishment; and voting rights in the United States.
Driver Education Offered in February
Burris will be offering a Driver Education class in February, 2006. The dates for the class will be
February 6 through March 3.
Class information concerning dates of class, driving dates, and hopefully answers to other concerns
on contained in a booklet available from Mr. Dawsont. You should complete the application as soon
as possible and return, along with a check for $350.00 made payable to Burris Driver Education to:
Ray Dawson, Muncie Burris Driver Education, 2201 W. University, Muncie, IN 47306.
It is very important that you reply quickly. Only the first 21 paid applicants will be guaranteed positions in each class. More
information concerning permits will follow when application has been received. If you have any further questions please feel free to
contact Mr. Dawson at 285-8607 or at home 282-0908.
POWERSCHOOL
Middle and High School Parents: Are you in the majority? Seventy-five percent of parents of middle and
high school students are checking their student’s progress in PowerSchool? If you have not already
checked out PowerSchool, here is what you need to know. PowerSchool is our student information
system and allows our middle and high school parents to request daily, weekly, or monthly emails giving
grade and attendance reports or to view this information using a web browser at any time. Students may
only view their information. An envelope containing usernames and passwords was mailed to all parents
during the second week of school. If you have misplaced yours, you may stop in the main office and
request that this information be provided again.
Knowledge is
October/November, 2005
PowerSchool!
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News from Fourth and Fifth Grade
A tremendous thank-you to all who contributed to make the annual Burris Olympics such a success!
Mr. Shondell and Mr. Carr work to set up all the events and then keep things rolling that day. Parents
managing the field events make those games possible. High school and middle school gym/health/
enrichment classes also provide lots of help. All of the contributions from families insure that the
children have plenty to eat that day as we all enjoy a mid-morning snack and then a wonderful lunch. A
special thank-you to Mrs. Manning and the many parents who prepared/served lunch. This is a special
day for the students and would not be possible without the wonderful help all of you provide!
Field Trips:
·
Thursday, October 6th: All four classes travel to Mounds State Park for the morning. This is a ½ day at Burris and will return
to school in time for noon dismissal. They will not have eaten lunch yet!
·
Thursday, October 27th: History Train –Fourth Grade visits this exhibit in the morning
·
Friday, October 29th: History Train – Fifth Grade visits the exhibit
Little Hoosier Elections: On Friday, September 16th, all 4th and 5th grade students voted to elect officers
for 2005 -2006 Burris Little Hoosiers. Congratulations to all who campaigned: Jack Alexander, Hannah
Brinkman, Jase Crehan, Kelcie Watkins, Nick Ahlbrand, Austin Herschell, Brooke Latta, Alesia
Struewing, Isaiah Anderson, Paisley Burton, Katrina Hoak, Rachael Royer, Travis Warner, and Shelby
Miller.
Results: Jack Alexander–President, Austin Herschell–Vice President, Alesia Struewing-Secretary, Isaiah
Anderson-Treasurer, Travis Warner-Group Leader, and Shelby Miller-Pianist
Burris Little Hoosiers is a chapter of the Indiana Junior Historical Society. Each student’s $6 annual
membership dues should be in by now.
After School
Reading Club
for Elementary
Elementary
Chess Club
The library is hosting a Reading Club for elementary students who like to silently read and take
“Reading Counts” test on the books they have
read. This takes place in the library from 2:00 p.m.
to 3:00 p.m. A permission form and more information is included in the mailing.
Does your child LOVE to play chess. If so,
you may want to sign them up for the Burris
Elementary Chess Club. It meets in the
Burris Library on Tuesdays from 2:00
p.m. to 3:00 p.m.. A permission form is
included in this mailing.
October/November, 2005
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Middle School Trips Planned!
Middle School students will be going to Hartford City for Civil War Student Discovery Day on Friday,
October 7, 2005. Students should bring a sack lunch and bottled water.
On Thursday, November 17, middle school students will be going to the Indiana Repertory Theatre in
Indianapolis to see a stage production of “A Christmas Carol”, by Charles Dickens. Students should
bring money for lunch at the Castleton Mall Food Court.
Notes from the Nurse
The nurse will begin vision testing in October for students in Kindergarten, grade 3 and grade 8. This is just
a screening test.
If your student needs further testing by a vision specialist, you will be notified by mail.
Meningococcal Disease in School Age Children
Meningitis is an infection of the fluid surrounding a person’s spinal cord or brain. It can be caused by a virus or it can be due to a
bacterial infection. Viral meningitis is generally less severe and resolves without specific treatment or long term effects. Bacterial
meningitis can be very severe or even deadly. It may result in brain damage, hearing loss or leaning disabilities as well as death. Early
treatment of bacterial meningitis with antibiotics is essential for recovery from this disease.
Symptoms of both types of meningitis include high fever, headache and stiff neck in anyone over the age of two years. These
symptoms may occur very suddenly or may develop over 1 to 2 days. Other symptoms may include nausea, vomiting, discomfort
looking at bright lights, confusion or sleepiness. As the disease progresses, patients may have seizures.
Some forms of bacterial meningitis are contagious. The bacteria are spread through the exchange of respiratory and throat secretions
such as coughing or kissing. Individuals who have direct contact with a person who has meningitis may be at risk of contracting the
disease.
There is now a vaccine used to prevent Meningococcal disease that is licensed for use in ages 11-55. Please contact your health care
provider for specific instructions regarding your child.
For further information about meningococcal disease visit the websites of the following organizations:
The Indiana State Department of Health
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
The Indiana Department of Education Student Services, School Health
The Academy of Pediatrics
The Academy of Family Physicians
Telephone Assistance Program
Lifeline and Link-up are federal programs that assist eligible consumers with local telephone service (not long-distance). Consumers
qualify if their annual household income is at or below 135 percent of the Federal Poverty Guidelines and/or enrolled in one or more of
the following assistance programs: National School FREE Lunch Program, Medicaid, SSI, Food Stamps, LIHEAP, TANF, or Federal
Public Housing Assisntance (Section 8). Full information and an application is included in this mailing.
October/November, 2005
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Marsh has a new program “Fresh IDEAS for Education” and Burris has
just signed up. If you have a Fresh Ideas card and shop at Marsh, please
look for the full information included in this mailing. Just another way to
help your school!
Donation Received
Burris Laboratory School received a check donation on hehalf of Target and the Take Charge of Education program. Target donates up
to 1% of purchases made by you when you use your RED card and have designated Burris as your school choice. Thanks to you, the
check received in September was in the amount of $753.72. This check will be used to aid students with scholarships for travel based
learning. If you have a RED card and have not yet designated Burris, you can do so by visiting Target.com/tcoe on web. You can also
stop by the kiosk in your Target store or call 1-800-316-6142.
Other Opportunities to Help Your School
We are still participating in these other ways to earn items or cash for the school. Please remember to support Burris when shop at
Meijer or buy these products.
Burris PTSO News
If you would like to be on the PTSO e-mail list, please send your e-mail address to burrisptso@sbcglobal.net Most of our
communication is done via e-mail and we welcome everyone to sign up for e-mail updates.
Upcoming Events
October 10: Bowling Party from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. at Cardinal Lanes (BSU Student Center)
October 10: PTSO Meeting (at Bowling Party)
November 12: Harvest Festival 6 to 8 p.m.
November 29: Skating Party at Gibson’s 6:30 to 8:30 p.m.
$3 admission, $2 skate rental
Harvest Festival is COMING!
Saturday, November 12
6:00 to 8:00 p.m.
October/November, 2005
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Cafeteria News
BIG
Water, water everywhere! The Burris cafeteria was flooded at the start of the school year. A BIG thanks to all teachers, staff, parents
and students for making it easy to serve meals to you in a temporary location at Elliot Dining Service. You are all Super Heroes. Burris
cafeteria location is now open to serve you. Come and check out our new menu items. Watch for information about our specials in
October, November, and December.
Choices, Choices . . .
What are you goint to wear today? Where are you going? What are you going to have to eat? USDA has come out with
new nutritional guidelines to help you select the best foods to meet your nutritional needs.
1. Grades 1-5 need to choose a potato or a bread item. Grades 6-12 may choose any two between potato and bread.
2. Try hard cooked eggs as entree choices.
3. We offer all kinds of fresh fruit and canned fruit.
Cafeteria Reminder
The contract between Burris Laboratory
School and Ball State University Dining
Services prohibits anyone from bringing
food from commercial vendors such as
Wendy’s or McDonald’s into the cafeteria
between 7:30 and 1:30. Only items
purchased in the cafeteria or brought from
home may be eaten in the cafeteria. We
ask for your cooperation in this matter.
Spaghetti
Supper
A Spaghetti Supper, sponsored by the
band, is Tuesday, Nov. 8, 5:30 p.m. 8:00 p.m. at the First Presbyterian
Church on Riverside Avenue. Tickets
are $3.50 for students and $5.00 for
adults. This WILL be an enjoyable
and TASTY event!
Support the BAND!
October/November, 2005
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Counseling Center Announcements
Mrs. Julie Maugherman
I am pleased and excited to introduce to you the Counseling Center interns for the 2005-2006 school year. Each counselor
will intern at Burris 20 hours per week throughout this year as she finishes her masters degree and completes requirements
for school counselor licensure. In addition to the three new counselors, Miss Beth Engel returns for a second year as the
Counseling Center graduate assistant.
Nicolette Benedict is currently a second year Master’s student in School Counseling, slated to graduate in May 2006. She
attended Purdue University for two years before completing her B.A. in psychology and minor in pre-professional
literature at Ball State in 2003. Her previous experience is with younger children, and for the second year she is a lead
preschool teacher at Ball State’s Child Study Center. Nicolette is interested in implementing programs that foster
volunteering and citizenship. Outside of school, she loves to read, relax, and cook. She also enjoys watching football, and
spending time with her husband Zachary, her cat Honey, and her fish Otis.
Ashley Fisher is a second year Master’s student in BSU’s Counseling Psychology program. She received her
undergraduate degree in psychology from Wake Forest University and was a member of the volleyball team for four
years. At Ball State, Ashley also works as a graduate assistant in the office of Student Organizations and Activities.
Ashley is a Burris alumnus and is excited about returning to the school for her internship. In her free time she enjoys being
outdoors, watching sports and traveling with her friends and family.
Katie Preston is completing her final year in the Master’s Counseling program, school track. She received her B.A. in
Social Work from Anderson University in 1996. Before beginning her master’s degree, Katie worked as a case manager for
a women’s homeless shelter and as a Hospice social worker for St. John’s hospital in Anderson. Katie is also a graduate
assistant at the Indiana Academy in the counseling department. She enjoys working with students of all ages. Outside of
school, Katie likes to spend time with her wonderful husband and 2 adorable boys (ages 7 and 9).
Please feel free to stop by room 112 and welcome this year’s Counseling Center staff.
Other Counseling Center Announcements
Midwest Academic Talent Search (MATS) – Participation in MATS is just the first step in accessing many opportunities
for young gifted and talented students, including weekend, summer programs and distance learning courses through the
Center for Talent Development (CTD). These programs are appropriate for 3rd through 9th graders.
There have been some changes to the program formerly known as Midwest Talent Search, including a name change to
more accurately describe their services and the merging of services for young students and older students. Opportunities
for above-grade level testing (ACT or SAT) for gifted and talented students are available through the Midwest Academic
Talent Search. For more information about the upcoming 2006 Midwest Talent Search, visit their website at
www.ctd.northwestern.edu. Please call or email Mrs. Maugherman if you have any questions about the program.
. . . . .continued on next page
October/November, 2005
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Counseling Center Announcements (continued)
***In early October, invitations to participate in MATS will be sent home to qualifying 7th and 8th grade students. Students may
qualify for the program in many different ways, including by parent nomination. If you would like to nominate your 7th or 8th grade
student to participate or would like further information, please contact me in the Counseling Center. I have information packets to
share. Please note that the deadline to register to participate in the MATS program is October 30, 2005.
PSAT - The practice SAT (PSAT) will be administered on Wednesday, October 12, 2005, from 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. in the Ball State
Student Center Ballroom. All juniors are required to take this test, and sophomores have the option to sign up as well. There is no
test fee to students as this is a state-funded program intended to assist all Indiana high school students to prepare for taking the SAT
later in their academic careers. There are informational packets regarding the PSAT in the Counseling Center—each student taking
the PSAT should pick these up and share with his or her parents. These packets include the 2005 PSAT/NMSQT Student Bulletin and
a practice test.
PLAN - The practice ACT (PLAN) will be administered to all sophomores on Tuesday, November 8, 2005, from 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.
in the BSU Student Center Ballroom. Unlike the PSAT, the fee for this test is no longer subsidized by a state-funded program, but
Burris will be covering the cost of this test for students tested. All sophomores are automatically signed up for this test. An
announcement will be made at school to let students know when they should come to the Counseling Center to pick up PLAN
informational materials. Included with these materials is a Planning Guide for Students and Parents; students are encouraged to share
these materials with their parents.
With both the PSAT and PLAN, students will receive practice test scores, their answers, the correct answers, and their original
test books about six weeks after taking the tests. Through the individual practice test results, students will know where they excel
and where they may need to focus more energy. These are extremely valuable tools when preparing for college entrance exams.
Channel 61 - Parents are encouraged to catch either News In a Flash or the Bulletin Board on Channel 61 at least one time a week as
Counseling Center announcements change weekly. Hard copies of the weekly announcements are also posted outside of Room 112,
for those students and parents unable to watch Channel 61.
Weekly and long term announcements are also posted on the Counseling Center webpage at www.bsu.edu/burris/guidanceoffice/
guidanceoffice/.
Please contact Mrs. Julie Maugherman at 285-2341 or at jmaugher@bsu.edu with any questions or concerns.
October/November, 2005
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String Notes
On Practicing:
The key to success is DAILY PRACTICE. There is no substitute. The fine motor skills that are necessary to
achieve proficiency develop in the same way as gross motor skills. Like weight training, muscles respond in a
desired effect through repetition of movement on a regular basis. Practicing only once or twice a week for long
periods have little to no effect.
All string students have daily homework as soon as they receive their instruments, from practicing holding the
instrument in the 1st grade to practicing difficult orchestra passages in high school.
How long should a student practice per day? Like other subjects, students learn at different rates and encounter problems that are
unique to each student. These differences can be due to the level of motivation of the student, previous musical exposure/
experiences, etc. These differences also dictate how long a student must practice to complete their lessons. Listed below is a very
rough guideline as to how long the average student should practice daily according to grade level:
1st grade- 5-10 minutes daily
2nd grade- 10-15 minutes daily
3rd grade- 20-30 minutes daily
4th-12th grade- 30-60 minutes daily
Can one practice too much? Unlikely, but for the highly motivated student, practice no longer than two continuous hours. Take a
one hour break to let muscles recover for every two hour practice sessions.
Need a little help? Mr. Huxhold is available after school on a first come first serve basis. Elementary help is offered from 2:15-2:45,
middle and high school from 3:00-3:30. Please make an appointment for after school help.
Need alot of help? Formal private lessons are available from local private teachers. Contact Mr. Huxhold for teacher
recommendations.
National French Week
November 2-7
Parents and students! Don’t forget to celebrate French week! You can check out a French movie from the library, read an easy
French book, brush up on your French or just enjoy making crepes on Sunday morning. For additional ideas don’t hesitate to
contact Madame Mounayar at ommounayar@bsu.edu.
Basic Crepe Recipe
Makes 12 to 14 crepes.
4 eggs
1 cup flour
½ cup milk
½ cup water
½ teaspoon salt
2 tablespoon melted butter
Measure all ingredients in to blender jar; blend for 30 seconds. Scrape down sides. Blend for 15 seconds more. Cover and let sit
for an hour.
For a sweeter crepe:
Add 2 teaspoons sugar and 1 teaspoon vanilla
For a chocolate crepe:
Add 2 tablespoons chocolate sauce (syrup) to sweet crepe recipe
You may fill the crepes with fruits, nuts, chocolate spread, jam, etc.
Bon Appetit!
October/November, 2005
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Burris Spirit Items
Available in Athletic Office
All t-shirts in adult and youth sizes
tie-dyed t’s, gold and white
gray t’s, Burris
bookbags, backpacks
black sweatshirts, Burris
soccer jerseys
gold dress button shirts, men
gold dress shirt, v front, ladies
seat cushions
license plates
Adidas long socks
hats
$9.00
$9.00
$9.00
$23.00
$5.00
$22.00
$22.00
$2.00
$3.00
$4.00
$10.00
Just in . . .
royal blue hooded sweatshirt with matching
pant - $25.00
throw pillows - $5.00
yellow mens and womens dress shirts - $23.00
Important Athletic Dates For October/November
October 4,5
October 8
October 11-13-15
October 10-12-15
October 11
October 15
October 15
October 24-25
October 24
October 19
October 18
October 20-22
October 21-22
October 22
October 29
November 7
November 5
November 16
October/November, 2005
Boys Tennis Regional
Boys Tennis Semi-state
Girls Soccer Sectional
Boys Soccer Sectional
Cross Country Sectional
Cross Country Regional
Boys Tennis Team State Finals
Fall Break, No School
First Practice for Girls Basketball
Girls Soccer Regional
Boys Soccer Regional
Volleyball Sectional
Boys Singles and Doubles State Finals
Boys and Girls Soccer Semi-state, Boys and Girls CC Semi-state
Cross Country State, Boys And Girls Soccer Finals, Volleyball Reg.
First Practice for Boys Basketball
Volleyball State Finals
Fall Athletic Awards Ceremonies
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VARSITY BOYS BASKETBALL
11/29 EASTBROOK
12/2
YORKTOWN
12/3
UNION
12/9
DALEVILLE
12/17 NORTHEASTERN
1/6
EASTERN HANCOCK
1/7
TRI HIGH
1/13
RANDOLPH SOUTHRN
1/14
SHENANDOAH
1/20
COWAN
1/21
LIBERTY CHRISTIAN
1/25
J.V. AT R. SOUTHERN
1/27
MONROE CENTRAL
1/28
WAPAHANI
2/3
FT. WAYNE CANT.
2/4
FRANKTON
2/8
ADAMS CENTRAL
2/11
MUNCIE SOUTH
2/14
MADISON GRANT
2/16
WES DEL
2/23
BLUE RIVER
HOME
HOME
AWAY
HOME
AWAY
HOME
AWAY
AWAY
AWAY
HOME
AWAY
AWAY
HOME
HOME
HOME
HOME
AWAY
HOME
HOME
AWAY
AWAY
2/28
3/3,4
3/11
3/18
3/25
ALEX
ALEX
ALEX
TBA
CONSECO
SECTIONAL
SECTIONAL
REGIONAL
SEMI-STATE
STATE FINALS
GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL
11/18 WES DEL
HOME
11/22 EASTBROOK
HOME
12/3
MONROE CENTRAL
AWAY
12/7
NORTHEASTERN
HOME
12/8
UNION
AWAY
12/10 DALEVILLE
HOME
12/14 CENTERVILLE
HOME
12/15 BLUE RIVER
AWAY
1/10
MUNCIE SOUTH
HOME
1/12
FRANKTON
HOME
1/13
VAR. AT R. SOUTHERN AWAY
1/18
HAGERSTOWN
AWAY
1/19
WAPAHANI
HOME
1/21
LAPEL
HOME
1/24
MADISON GRANT
HOME
1/25
J.V. AT R.SOUTHERN AWAY
1/26
COWAN
AWAY
1/28
BURRIS INVITATIONAL HOME
HOWE, UNION, TRI HIGH
1/31
YORKTOWN
AWAY
2/2
MUNCIE CENTRAL
AWAY
2/6
SECTIONAL
2/10,11SECTIONAL
2/18
REGIONAL
2/25
SEMI-STATE
3/4
STATE FINALS
October/November, 2005
6:00
6:30
6:30
6:30
6:30
6:30
6:30
6:30, GIRLS AND BOYS
6:30
6:30
6:30
6:00, GIRLS AND BOYS
6:30
6:30
6:30
6:30
6:00
6:30
6:00
6:00
6:00
6:00
6:00
11:00
6:00
6:00
1:00
6:00
6:00
6:00
6:00
6:30
6:00
6:00
1:00 P.M.
6:00
6:00
6:00
8:30
6:00
6:00
MIDDLE SCHOOL BOYS BASKETBALL
11/17 SELMA
AWAY 5:30
12/1
DALEVILLE
HOME 6:00
12/5
FRANKTON
AWAY 6:00
12/6
BLUE RIVER HOME 6:00
12/8
ALEXANDRIA HOME 6:00
12/10 CONNERSVILLE TRNY 10:00
12/13 UNION
HOME 6:00
1/9
WES DEL
AWAY 5:30
1/16
COWAN
AWAY 6:30
1/17
RANDOLPH S. HOME 6:00
1/24
WILSON
AWAY 4:15
MIDDLE SCHOOL GIRLS BASKETBALL
11/21 SELMA
AWAY 5:30
12/6
UNION
AWAY 6:00
12/7
RANDOLPH S. AWAY 6:00
12/12 WES DEL
HOME 6:00
12/15 SHENANDOAH HOME 5:30
1/9
FRANKTON
HOME 5:30
1/12
DALEVILLE
AWAY 6:00
1/18
BLUE RIVER HOME 6:00
1/26
WILSON
HOME 5:30
1/31
NORTHSIDE
HOME 5:30
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