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Non-Marital Property in Minnesota

By Scott Berry — Berry Law Offices ”I sold my former house to buy our marital house, so I have a nonmarital interest.”

Maybe.

Under Minnesota law, “non-marital property” is property received before the marriage or, in the case of a gift or inheritance, received by just one spouse after the marriage.

Sounds simple enough, right?

Unfortunately, there are other factors that the court takes into account when determining whether an asset is marital or nonmarital. Property received by either spouse during a marriage is presumed to be marital. A spouse can refute this presumption by showing that the down payment for the purchase of a property was through non-marital assets. So if a house is purchased during the marriage, it is presumed to be a marital asset unless a down payment can be specifically traced to one spouse’s non-marital assets.

Minnesota courts have developed a formula for apportioning marital and non-marital interests that depends on three variables: 1) the non-marital contribution, 2) the value of the property at the time of the marriage, and 3) the present value of the property.

According to this formula, the increase of equity of non-marital property from normal market forces remains non-marital.

However, it becomes much more complicated if the increase in equity is due to improvements made during marriage. Typically, money expended for improvements to the home that comes from the parties’ joint efforts will result in a portion of the equity in the property being declared marital.

Likewise, a non-marital interest in a property can be completely extinguished by refinancing a property during the marriage if the funds from the refinancing do not go towards payment of the loan and are used jointly during the marriage.

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Services provided: Incentive Program to earn things for your baby, general Parenting Classes, baby clothes up to size 2 and baby necessities. Free pregnancy testing and counseling upon request.

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AUG. 18 WATER WORKS IN THE PARK Be prepared to get wet with the Mora Area Fire Department at 3:00 p.m. in Library Park, Mora.

Enjoy fun water games, talk to the firefighters and see their trucks.

Free event.

AUG. 18 PASSPORT CLUB STORYTIME Join us for our first global storytime from 10-11 a.m. We will be meeting virtually with librarians Julia and Anya from the Ukraine for a classic Ukranian story and related activities.

Th is is recommended for ages 4-12, and registration is required.

We will be using the Zoom platform to meet. After you register, staff will email the Zoom link one business day before the event.

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AUG. 20 STAYING CONNECTED WHEN PHYSICALLY DISTANT

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Change to Chill. Th is virtual summer series for youth and adults sponsored by Allina Health goes from 12-12:45 p.m. on Zoom and is led by Change to Chill facilitators.

To register go to www.changetochill.org/virtual-summer-series/.

AUG. 19 TAKE A HIKE Mora Rocks the Park presents take a hike. Meet your friends at 7:00 p.m. at Library Park or make it a date night. Choose your hike with maps provided. Snacks, water and prize drawings.

AUG. 20 MUSIC IN THE PARK Bring your lawn chairs or a blanket to enjoy Elvis impersonator Steve Marcio at 6:30 p.m. in Library Park, downtown Mora.

AUG. 25 CHALK THE WALK What can we create with chalk?

Come fi nd out. Treats and goodie bags too at 3:00 p.m. in Library Park, Mora.

AUG. 26 POP UP PANTRY From 12:00-1:30 p.m. at the Kanabec County Fairgrounds, 701 Union St, Second Harvest is hosting a pop-up pantry that will be offering free food for anyone in need. All are welcome. You are asked to : -follow signs to enter -stay in your car at all times -1 food box per household -carpooling-two boxes per vehicle -if you have more than two

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COVID- 19. For more information call Joan Erickson at 679-8367.

Mora Class of 1959-Reunion will take place at noon at the Crystal Bar and Grill Sept. 9. For more information call Janet at 320-6793044.

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AUG. 27 MUSIC IN THE PARK Bring your lawn chairs or a blanket to enjoy the music of the Ripka Twins who will play country and gospel music at 6:30 p.m. in Library Park, downtown Mora.

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CLASS REUNIONS Holmes School District No. 19-September reunion has been canceled. For more information call John Terpstra at 320-249-2857.

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U OF M EXTENSION TO HOST BEEF WEBINAR SERIES The University of Minnesota Extension is will host a webinar series titled: Key Components of a Successful Beef Operation: Cow/ Calf to Consumer! The series will be held from 6:00-7:30 p.m. Aug. 13, 18, 25, 27.

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Registration is required in order to receive the link to the online Zoom meeting. Installing/using the Zoom app is recommended.

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ELMER C. W. KOCH SEPT. 26, 1924 — AUG. 5, 2020

Elmer C. W. Koch, of Brook Park, died on Wednesday, Aug. 5, 2020, at Mercy Hospital in Coon Rapids. He was 95 years old.

He was born on Sept. 26, 1924, aat home in Pomroy Township to parents William and Florence (Herp manson) Koch. He was united in m marriage to Vera Lilienthal, and they m sspent many years together farming.

They raised seven children while at tthat farm.

He and his family began attendiing Sunday school at the Pomroy SSchoolhouse. Many times services were held at their country farm w house. His testimony was that he h loved Jesus as his Savior. lo In his last several years he lived with his daughter, Barb Koch, who w ffaithfully cared for him.

In 1983, his wife passed into the arms of Jesus. He later married Violet Lilienthal, who also preceded him in death. He was also preceded in death by grandchildren Arianna, Charity, Gabriel and great-grandson Weston.

He is survived by his children, Jim (Dixie), Gary (Betty), Dale (Gwynn), Ken (Chris), Ray (Kathy), Russ (Barb) and Barb; many grandchildren; many great- grandchildren; and two great-greatgrandsons.

A memorial service was held on Saturday, Aug. 8, 2020, at Quamba Baptist Church with Rev. Bruce Thompson officiating. Music was provided by Angie Anderson. Urn bearers were Barry Koch, Dustin Koch, Dwayne Koch, Nathan Koch, Kory Koch and Kevin Koch. Burial will be at Oakwood Cemetery in Mora.

Arrangements by Dresser-Methven Funeral and Cremation Services.

VIOLET E. ANDERSON-ADAMS OCT. 12, 1930 — AUG. 9, 2020

Violet Elaine Anderson-Adams (nee. Anderson), of Grasston, died and went home to be with the Lord on Sunday, Aug. 9, 2020. She was 89 years old.

She was born on Oct. 12, 1930, to G.G. and Olive (Erickson) AnderG sson on the family farm in Comfort Township, in rural Mora. After T aattending country school and Grasstton High School she graduated from Mora High School in 1947. She went M tto work in the cities at Toro. It was tthere that she became friends with Ruby Anderson who introduced her R tto her brother J. Richard. The couple were united in marriage on Sept. w 115, 1951, and made their home in Poskin, Wisconsin. They later reloP ccated to their farm in rural Grasston.

Her husband passed away on March H 17, 2003, and she married Russell Adams on May 10, 2008. They enjoyed eight years together before he passed away on June 3, 2016.

Besides being a homemaker, wife and mother, she worked as a bookkeeper at the Braham Community Hospital, Kanabec County Hospital, was the clerk/treasurer for the City of Grasston and secretary for the Stanchfield Baptist Church. She was active in the Grasston Baptist Church and was the Sunday school secretary for many years.

In her youth, she attended Wood Lake Bible Camp in Wisconsin, and it was there that she met her best friend and eventual sister-inlaw, Charlene (Johnson) Anderson. Their friendship lasted for over 75 years.

She was preceded in death by her parents; husbands, J. Richard Anderson and Russell Adams; brothers, G. Vernon, Russell, Glen and Eldon; sister, Vivian; and twin sons, Merlin and Marlin.

She is survived by her sons, Bruce (Linda) Anderson of Mora and Craig (Deb) Anderson of Dodge Center; seven grandchildren; five great-grandchildren; as well as many nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends.

A funeral service will be held at 11:00 a.m. on Wednesday, Aug. 19, 2020, at the Rock Ingebrand Funeral Home in Braham with Pastor Joe Reed officiating. Visitation will be held from 4:00-7:00 p.m. on Tuesday, Aug. 18 and again one hour prior to the service, all at the funeral home. Burial will be in the Grasston Baptist Cemetery. Arrangements are by the Rock Ingebrand Funeral Home. Condolences may be posted at www.aifuneralhome.com.

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Ogilvie Student School Supplies Preschool 3: 1 backpack large enough to hold paper & projects (no wheels) 1 two-pocket folder 1 one-inch three ring binder 1 bottle of white liquid child safe glue 1 child safe scissors 1 set of watercolor paint (Crayola) 1 box of washable markers 1 pkg of coffee filters 1 pencil box 1 container disinfectant wipes 1 change of clothes (labeled, to be kept in locker) Preschool 4: 1 backpack large enough to hold paper & projects (no wheels) 1 wide-rule notebook 1 one-inch three ring binder 1 two-pocket folder (any color/design) 1 box of Dixie cups (5 oz) 1 pkg of wet wipes (for students to use after a messy snack or project) 1 pkg of glue sticks 1 pkg of washable FINE tip markers 1 resting towel (beach or bath towels work great) 1 pencil box 1 container disinfectant wipes 1 change of clothes (labeled, to be kept in locker) Kindergarten: 12 pencils 1 box of facial tissue 6 glue sticks 1 school bag (no wheels)

2 boxes of crayons (8 count) 1 box colored pencils 1 box Crayola markers (basic colors) 1 headphones 1 large towel for rest time (no mats) 2 Expo white board markers 2 containers of disinfectant wipes 1 folder (DURABLE for sending papers back and forth from school 1 pencil box (no large sizes) Tennis shoes for physical education First Grade: 1 pair of headphones (no ear buds please) 4 Expo white board markers (prefer black ink) 4 containers of disinfectant wipes 1 hand sanitizer (shareable class size bottle) 1 backpack (no wheels) 1 primary composition notebook 1 1-INCH 3-ring binder 2 Pink Pearl brand large erasers 1 scissors (brand name-Fiskars preferred) 12 number 2 yellow pencils (no wrapped pencils) 2 sturdy pocket folders (your choice of color/pattern) 2 Crayola crayons (box of 24 please) 1 Crayola WASHABLE markers (10 classic colors) 6 glue sticks (Elmer’s brand) 1 plastic crayon/supply box (no keyed boxes) 1 tennis shoes for physical education 1 Optional: gallon sized Ziplock bags

Second Grade: 4 wide-ruled spiral notebooks 1 composition books (without wire) 1 3-ring binder 1 scissors (Fiskars brand preferred) 1 paint shirt (mens short-sleeved button) 1 tennis shoes for physical education 4 folders 1 crayons (box of 24) 4 Expo white board markers 1 school bag (without wheels) 2 large erasers 12-24 number 2 pencils 1 box of facial tissues 3 containers of disinfectant wipes 2 highlighters 2 post-it pads 1 school box for supplies 1 pack of glue sticks Third Grade: 20 #2 good quality pencils 2 pencil sharpeners with case (for colored pencils) 2 large Pink Pearl erasers 5 pocket folders (REQUIRED: 1 each of yellow, purple, red, green and blue 1 glue stick 4 highlighters 1 container of antiseptic wipes 1 tissue box 8 Expo dry erase markers – fine tip 1 dry erase marker eraser 1 scissors 1 headphones 1 pencil box Colored pencils

Tennis shoes for physical education Fourth Grade: 6 two pocket folders 6 single subject notebooks 1 home folder- durable/plastic 1 calculator 1 large box of pencils #2 lead 2 big erasers 1 set colored pencils 1 scissors 2 glue sticks 3 highlighters of different colors 1 box Kleenex 2 containers disinfectant wipes 1 hand sanitizer- 12 oz or larger 1 deodorant - no spray 1 headphones/earbuds- must have 4 Expo whiteboard markers 1 personal pencil sharpener with cover 1 supply box/zipper pouch 2 Post-it pads 2 packages of index cards 1 three-ring binder 2 Sharpies 3 pens 1 pkg. clear Scotch tape Tennis shoes for physical education (stay at school) Fifth Grade: 5 pocket folders (1 red, 1 yellow, 1 green, 1 blue, 1 your choice) 4 wide-ruled notebooks (1 red, 1 yellow, 1 green, 1 blue) 1 headphones 24+ pencils 1 colored pencils pack

1 supply box 2 Expo/whiteboard markers 1 scissors 2 glue sticks 1 bottle of glue 1 packet of 3”x3” Post-It notes 1 personal pencil sharpener w/ cover 1 tissue box to share 1 container disinfectant wipes to share Tennis shoes for physical education Please, no large “Trapper Keepers” or “Deluxe art kits” Middle Level (Sixth-Eighth Grade): 7 notebooks 7 folders Pens and pencils 2-4 highlighters PE clothing and shoes 3-ring binder for math Colored pencils or markers

Refillable water bottle Each student needs to bring in 2 items from this list: Sanitizing wipes, Kleenex/Facial Tissues, Classroom Hand Sanitizers Grades 9-12: 7 notebooks 7 folders Pens and pencils 2-4 highlighters PE clothing and shoes if scheduled Colored pencils or markers Refillable water bottle Each student needs to bring in 2 items from this list: Sanitizing wipes, Kleenex/facial tissues, classroom hand sanitizers

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Attention Substitute Teachers and Paras Ogilvie Public Schools is hosting a meeting for all current and prospective substitutes for the 2020-2021 school year on

Wednesday, August 19th from 9:00-11:00 a.m.

For NEW Subs: Please meet at the Elementary Entrance.

You must wear a mask. Temperatures will be taken. Please bring a copy of your current teaching license (teachers) or transcript from your 2-year degree or Para Pro test results. Please bring TWO forms of identification (if not already on file) and a copy of your background check (if within 2 years). Bring a check or cash for $15 if you need to have a new background check completed.

For Returning Subs: Please join us for a virtual meeting.

Email anelson@ogilvie.k12.mn.us to sign up for the meeting.

If you can't attend either meeting, please email sdavis@ogilvie.k12.mn.us to be added to the substitute list.

Please include your phone number and area of interest in the email.

Kim & Barry Sherwood, Owners

Member SIPC (7/2020)

Attention Substitute Teachers & Substitute Paraprofessionals: Mora Public Schools Need You! Certified educators and/or people interested in substitute teaching (K-12, ALC) and/or substituting as a paraprofessional in the Mora School District are invited to attend an information meeting/training to be held on Thursday, August 27, 2020: 2:00-5:00 p.m. Mora Elementary School Commons Area Those in attendance will be paid for their attendance at the training after their first day of subbing. The substitute teacher rate of pay is $125 per full day and substitute paraprofessionals start at over $12 per hour.

The Minnesota Legislature, recognizing the shortage of teachers in our state, provides a procedure for people holding four-year degrees (BA or higher) for a Substitute Teaching License (Tier 1 License)*.

Completion of this procedure through the Professional Educator Licensing and Standards Board provides a person with the licensure needed to serve as a short-call substitute teacher in Minnesota schools whether or not the individual has a teaching degree. For more information about attaining substitute licensure, please contact the Professional Educator Licensing and Standards Board at 1021 Bandana Blvd. E., Suite 222 St. Paul, MN 55108-5111 , pelsb@state. mn.us, 651-539-4200, or https://mn.gov/pelsb/aspiring-educators.

Substitute paraprofessionals must have 60 semester credits and/or an A.A. degree or higher, or successful completion of the ParaPro test with a minimum score of 460.

At the meeting on August 27th, you will receive information regarding District policies and procedures and complete the annual required trainings and related documentation. Building principals will be on hand to answer questions.

Required documentation– New Substitute Teachers & New Substitute Paraprofessionals: Bring 2 current forms of identification (i.e. passport, driver’s license, birth certificate, social security card, etc.)

Teachers: Bring a copy of your current license and certificates Paraprofessionals: Bring a copy of your ParaPro test scores and/or college transcripts To register for this workshop, please call the District Office at (320) 679-6200 by August 21, 2020. *Prospective teachers are strongly recommended to begin the licensure process prior to the August 27th meeting.

It is the policy of Independent School District 332, Mora, Minnesota, to provide equal employment opportunity for all, without discrimination on the basis of race, color, creed, religion, national origin, sex, gender, marital status, status with regard to public assistance, disability, sexual orientation, or age.

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Ogilvie Public Schools Open House

By Scheduled Appointment Only For All Students and Families Tues., Sept. 1 — 11am-7pm Wed., Sept. 2 — 8am-4pm Scheduling will take place through a message sent through our student information system, using “Google Appointment Slots.”

Check your emails frequently in the weeks leading up to school.

• Elementary students will meet with classroom teachers and Middle Level/High School students will meet with one teacher, as set up in the scheduling tool • Time to fill out forms and receive documents, including helpful information should we need to transition to hybrid or distance learning models • Time to ask questions and share concerns • Assistance signing up for and confirming student and parent access to online learning tools and portals • Time for a quick “check-up” for students--where they are at with their learning and any unique needs • The opportunity to take home resources for supporting students throughout this school year • Masks/Face Coverings are required in order to enter the building, per the Governor’s Executive Order 20-81. For those who are unable to enter the building, curb-side assistance will be available.

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School Bus Safety Appropriate, respectful and safe behavior will be expected of all students at all times while riding a school bus. The bus driver is responsible for the safe transportation of students to and from school. Cameras are in use on buses to monitor student behavior.

COVID-19 social distancing safety measures to be followed.

Questions or concerns: Please contact Mark Sharratt, transportation director, 320-272-5027 or the school offices (high school - 320-272-5000 or elementary - 320-272-5050).

Ogilvie Bus/Van Drivers Dan Torgeson • Kevin Heins • Joel Kuehn John Hoffman • Nathan Fischer • Becky Meyman Gary Johnson • Lil VanAlst • Lesia Dyson

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4-DAY SCHOOL WEEK STRUCTURE Approved April 13, 2020

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Check our school website ogilvie.k12.mn.us

Holiday End of Term Parent/Teacher Conferences Teacher Staff Development (Flexible 5 hours between May 3rd and June 11th)

Admission to Ogilvie Athletic Events: Students: “Show your Ogilvie Student ID and get in FREE!” ALL Seniors (age 60+): FREE Admission Not valid for Playoff events held at Ogilvie $6.00 FOR ALL OTHER SPECTATORS Passes Available: Individual $50; Family $100

for updated COVID-19 information

School Cancellations If school is canceled for any reason, all community education and all school activites (athletic and non-athletic) will be canceled also.

NOTICE OF CANCELLATIONS WILL BE MADE BY: • JMC Phone/Email Notification System to Ogilvie District Families • TV stations: WCCO Channel 4, KSTP Channel 5, KARE 11, FOX 9 • Radio Stations: WCCO 830AM; KBEK 95.5FM • Ogilvie Public Schools Facebook pages and school website

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2020-2021 Mora Schools Student Supplies

The following is a list of supplies needed for students attending Mora Schools in 2020-2021.

Please Note - Because of their quality, we suggest you buy the brands listed. (Please do not label with your child’s name unless instructed to.)

We recommend all students have a small bottle of hand sanitizer for their desk and backpack.

Kindergarten Backpack (labeled with student’s name) Tennis shoes (For Phy Ed) 1 pair of headphones (labeled with student’s name) 3 bottles of Elmer’s white school glue 8 Elmer’s glue sticks 4 solid colored 2-pocket plastic folders 4 solid colored wide lined spiral notebooks 4 24 count boxes of Crayola crayons 1 Crayola watercolor paint set ( 8 color) 1 box of Crayola markers ( boys only) 1 box of Crayola colored pencils (girls only) 6 black Expo white board markers 1 plastic school supply box (No larger than 8.5 x 5.5) 3 canisters of Clorox or Lysol disinfecting wipes 1 box of gallon-sized Ziploc baggies (boys only) 1 box of quart-sized Ziploc baggies (girls only) 1 box of sandwich sized Ziploc baggies (girls only) 1 box of Kleenex (boys only) 1 pack of paper lunch bags (girls only) 1 pack of paper plates ( boys only) Grade 1 Backpack ( labeled with student’s name) Tennis shoes (For Phy Ed) 1 pair of headphones (labeled with student’s name) 2 large boxes of Kleenex 1 bottle of Elmer’s white glue 4 Elmer’s glue sticks 4 2-pocket plastic folders (red, yellow, blue, and green) 2 wide lined spiral notebooks 1 composition notebook (wide lined) 1 Fiskars student scissor 1 larger rubber eraser **No pencil sharpeners 36 Dixon Ticonderoga #2 pencils 2 boxes of 24 Crayola crayons 1 Crayola watercolor paint set 4 broad tip whiteboard markers-black only

1 yellow highlighter marker 1 box of Ziploc sandwich size baggies (girls only) 1 box of Ziploc gallon size baggies (boys only) 1 small plastic school supply box 1 canister of Clorox or Lysol disinfecting wipes 1 black fine point Sharpie marker Grade 2 Backpack ( labeled with student’s name) Tennis shoes (For Phy Ed) 1 pair of headphones (labeled with student’s name) 1 large box of Kleenex 1 bottle of Elmer’s white glue 4 Elmer’s glue sticks 4 2-pocket plastic folders 4 wide lined spiral notebooks 1 Fiskars student scissor 1 larger rubber eraser 36 Dixon Ticonderoga #2 pencils Pencil cap erasers 1 pack of Crayola colored pencils 1 box of 24 Crayola crayons 1 pack of Crayola markers 4 Broad tip whiteboard markers (black) 1 fine point black Sharpie marker 2 highlighter markers (yellow) 1 box of quart-sized Ziploc baggies (girls only) 1 box of Ziploc gallon size baggies (boys only) 1 small plastic school supply box 1 canister of Clorox or Lysol disinfecting wipes Grade 3 Backpack (labeled with student’s name) Tennis shoes (For Phy Ed) 1 pair of earbuds/headphones 2 boxes of Kleenex 1 large bottle of Elmer’s white glue or 4 glue sticks 4 2-pocket folders 3 wide lined spiral notebooks (No Trapper Keepers) 1 1” wide 3 ring binder w/pockets 1 Fiskars student scissors (pointed) 1 large rubber eraser 1 small pencil sharpener 50 Ticonderoga #2 pencils 1 box of Crayola colored pencils 1 box of 24 or 36 Crayola crayons

2 highlighters 4 dry erase markers (black/broad tip) 1 deck of playing cards 1 box of gallon size zipper Ziploc baggies (boys) 1 box of sandwich size Ziploc baggies (girls) 1 small school supply box 1 canister of Clorox or Lysol disinfecting wipes 1 package of pencil top erasers 1 fine tip black Sharpie marker 1 roll of double sided Scotch tape Grade 4 Backpack (labeled with student’s name) Tennis Shoes (For Phy Ed) 1 pair of earbuds/headphones 2 boxes of Kleenex 2 bottles of Elmer’s glue 4 Elmer’s glue sticks 6 2-pocket folders, WITH HOLES FOR A 3 RING BINDER 1 2” wide 3 ring binder or Trapper Keeper 2 composition notebooks 4 spiral notebooks 1 Fiskars student scissors (pointed) 1 large eraser 1 small pencil sharpener 48 Dixon Ticonderoga #2 pencils (no mechanical pencils) 1 box of Crayola colored pencils 1 box of 24 Crayola crayons 1 box of gallon size OR quart size Ziploc baggies 12 whiteboard markers 4 highlighters (multi-colored) 1 canister of Clorox or Lysol disinfecting wipes Grade 5 Backpack ( labeled with student’s name) Tennis shoes (For Phy Ed) 1 pair of earbuds/headphones 2 boxes of Kleenex 1 bottle of Elmer’s glue 3 Elmer’s glue sticks 1 roll of Scotch tape 2 two-pocket folders 6 spiral notebooks 1 five-pocket accordion letter file w/cover 1 ruler (w/inches & centimeters) 1 Fiskars student scissors (pointed)

1 large rubber eraser 1 pencil sharpener 36 Dixon Ticonderoga # 2 pencils 1 box of Crayola colored pencils 1 box of 24 Crayola crayons 1 box of Crayola markers 2 highlighters (yellow) 4+ broad tip whiteboard markers 2 medium point black Sharpie markers 1 canister of Clorox or Lysol disinfecting wipes Grade 6 Backpack (labeled with student’s name) Tennis shoes (For Phy Ed) 1 pair of earbuds/headphones 2 boxes of Kleenex 1 bottle of Elmer’s glue OR 3 Elmer’s glue sticks 1 roll of Scotch tape 1 accordion binder OR 5 folders 3 college ruled spiral notebooks 1 composition notebook 1 ruler (w/inches & centimeters) 1 Fiskars student scissors (pointed) 1 large rubber eraser 1 pencil sharpener 50 Dixon Ticonderoga #2 pencils 1 box of Crayola colored pencils 1 box of 24 Crayola crayons 2 highlighters (yellow) 3 black Sharpie markers 1 canister of Clorox or Lysol disinfecting wipes Shared Supplies - Grades 7-12 Each grade is asked to bring a different shared supply item. Shared supplies will be available for all high school classrooms to use when needed. Please bring your shared supply item with you to Open House on Sept. 2, or to your first hour teacher on the first day of school.

Grade 7 - Whiteboard markers (4 pack or more) Grade 8 - 1 whiteboard eraser Grade 9 - 1 Clorox wipes tube (70 count or more) Grade 10 - 1 box of tissues Grade 11 Highlighters Grade 12 - 1 hand sanitizer bottle

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Grade 7 4 folders 6 notebooks Earbuds or headphones Lots of pencils Pens Calculator (TI-30X IIS preferred) Colored pencils Scissors 3 3-ring binders for History, Math and Science Composition notebook for Science Grade 8 7 folders 7 notebooks Earbuds or headphones Lots of pencils Pens Calculator (TI-30X IIS preferred) Colored pencils Scissors 4"x.28" hot glue gun sticks (only needed if taking FACS class) Small multi-pack of paint brushes (only needed if taking FACS class) Glue stick for health Grades 9-12 7 folders 7 notebooks Earbuds or headphones Lots of pencils Pens Calculator (grades 9-10: TI-30X IIS preferred; Grade 11-12: graphing TI-84 preferred) Colored pencils Scissors Mini glue sticks for Science (grade 9) Composition notebook for Science (grade 9) Glue stick for Health (grade 10) 2-3 highlighters (grades 11-12)

Bring in your donations to any of our locations by Aug. 28th to support our local kids! Check with local school districts for other specific needs.

ITEMS NEEDED:

Crayons #2 Pencils/ Erasers White School Glue Backpacks Student Scissors Kleenex

Loose Leaf Paper Folders/ Rulers Notebooks Tennis Shoes Glue Sticks Hand Sanitizer

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Mora Schools Offices 320-679-6200 • moraschools.org

Mora Bus Drivers ROUTE DRIVER .................. PHONE

ISTRICTS VIE SCHOOL D IL G O D N A A MO R PLANNER FOR

2 Greg Nelson............................ 612-390-8210 3 Randy Towle........................... 320-679-5495 4 Don Holznagel ....................... 612-390-0135

Early Childhood Screening

MORA OPEN HOUSE WED., SEPT. 2 Elementary School - 3:30-7:30 p.m.

(Pre-K - 6) Please follow the schedule below: 3:30 p.m - A-F — 4:30 p.m. - G-L 5:30 p.m. - M-R — 6:30 p.m. - S-Z Based on classroom enrollment, teachers may call you to schedule a different time. If these times do not work for you, please contact your child’s teacher.

If able, students should attend with only one parent/guardian. Masks and social distancing are required.

Please bring in your child’s supplies!

6th grade technology devices will be distributed during the first week of school.

High School - 4-8 p.m.

health history • Summary interview

Preschool screening is a REQUIREMENT for kindergarten enrollment.

8 Mia Beseman.......................... 612-390-2090

Special Education Evaluations for Home-Schooled or Private-School Students have a disability may request information on how to arrange for an evaluation through the district’s special education staff.

Parents of students who are evaluated and are found to be eligible for special education services will become part of a team, which will develop, implement and monitor the effectiveness of an Individual Service Plan to meet the identified needs of their children.

If you have questions or would like to receive information about specific Upon request, your local public school disabilities or evaluation, please contact the will provide information to concerned principal of the school building your child parents on specific disabilities including would be attending if he/she was enrolled information about the educational or in public school. Your school district is behavioral characteristics of each disability. committed to success for all learners.

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In the event school should close, we will use our emergency learning days (e-learning). The district can have up to five e-learning days per school year. Please see the district website for the Mora E-Learning Day Plan and specific information about your child’s e-learning day activities.

During periods of inclement weather, parents and students are requested to listen to their radio and/or local TV stations for information.

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County Public Health Nursing Parents are contacted by the school Services, Early Childhood Teachers, when their child is around 3 1/2 years and our dedicated screening volunteers of age. If you have not heard from the to offer parents a comprehensive school, please contact Carrie or Vicki screening appointment. The screening at 320-679-6257 to set up a screening appointment includes the following appointment. assessments: Screening Dates for 2020-2021: • Height and weight August 25 • Hearing and vision screening September 24 • Speech and language screening October 9 • Developmental screening January 15 • Review of community resources February 11 • Social-emotional screening March 25 • Review of immunizations and

In response to the Individuals with Disabilities Education Improvement Act (IDEA 2004) Minnesota School Districts must demonstrate that “all children with disabilities, including children with disabilities attending private schools, regardless of the severity of their disabilities, and who are in need of special education and related services, are identified, located and evaluated.” This responsibility extends to children with disabilities who are educated at home or in nonpublic schools.

Grade 7 and NEW students to the District ONLY Students should attend with only one parent/guardian. Masks and social distancing are required.

7th graders will begin in the auditorium and have 3 different start times scheduled by student’s last name: 4 p.m - A-G — 5 p.m. - H-O 6 p.m. - P-Z 7-12th grade technology devices will be distributed during the first week of school.

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STUDENTS IN THE ELEMENTARY GRADES ARE ASKED TO BRING THE FOLLOWING SUPPLIES WITH THEM ON THE FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL: KINDERGARTEN: • 1 standard sized backpack • 1 small snap-type pencil box (no handles), • 3 boxes 24 pack Crayola crayons • 1 box Crayola markers • 4 large black Dry Erase markers • 4 packs No. 2 pencils, sharpened • 1 Fiskars blunt tip scissors • 1 large pink eraser • 6 large glue sticks • 2 plastic 3-prong style folders - NO BINDERS • 1 notebook • 1 (or more) box of tissues • 1 paint shirt • 1 (or more) Clorox cleaning wipes • $10 supply/party fee.

FIRST GRADE: • 1 box of sharpened pencils • 2 boxes of 24 crayons • Backpack • Snap-type pencil box • 4 large glue sticks • Fiskars scissors • Watercolor paints • Pack of dry erase markers • 1 box of tissues • 1 container of disinfectant wet wipes •1 bottle of hand sanitizer • 1 box of markers • 1 box of colored pencils • 2 erasers • 1 wide-ruled spiral notebook

Please label items with child's name.

SECOND GRADE: • Backpack • 2 plastic folders • 2 large glue sticks • 1 snap-type school box • 2 wide-lined notebooks • Markers • Box of 24 crayons • Colored pencils • 2 packs of No. 2 pencils (sharpened) • 2 large pink erasers • 4-pack of black Expo dry-erase markers • Scissors • 2 boxes of tissues, • Large container of disinfecting wipes NO trapper keepers or pumper pencils.

Please label items with child's name.

THIRD GRADE • Backpack • Pencils, (sharpened) • Crayons (24 pack) • Dry erase markers • Glue • Markers • Erasers • 2 pocket folders • 2 spiral/composition notebooks • 1 package loose leaf notebook paper • Scissors • Disinfecting wipes • 1 large box of facial tissue FOURTH GRADE • Scissors • 4 folders • 1 wide-ruled notebook • Two 24-packs of #2 wooden pencils • Two 4-pack of chisel-tip dry-erase markers • 1 Bottle white liquid glue • One 12-pack of colored pencils • One 24-pack of crayons

• One pack of markers • One small pack of pens (green) • 1glue stick • 1-2 large boxes of tissues • 1 container of disinfectent wipes • Earbuds (may need multiple sets as they tend to break easily) or headphones **MOST supplies will be community supplies and will be shared within the classroom** FIFTH GRADE • 3 folders • 3 single-subject notebooks • 1 composition notebook • 1 three-subject notebook • Markers • Colored pencils • 24 pencils • 8 dry erase markers • Pack of loose leaf paper • Scissors • Pack of red correcting pens • Glue stick • Highlighter • Two large boxes of kleenex • Earbuds or small headphones • Sanitizing wipes or hand sanitizer • Pencil box/case/pouch SIXTH GRADE • Earbuds (may need multiple sets as they tend to break easily) or headphones • Zipper-style trapper keeper • 6 pocket folders • 6 spiral notebooks • Student Planner • Multiple Packs of Pencils

• Red Pens • Highlighter • Colored pencils or crayons • Large box of tissues • Disinfectant wipes •Bottle of hand sanitizer SEVENTH GRADE Pre-Algebra • 2" 3-ring binder • Loose leaf paper/ notebook • Pencils • Colored pencils • Optional - calculator Math Bridge • Notebook • Folder English 7 • Folder • Composition notebook • Pencils History 7 • Folder or 3-ring binder • Pens and pencils • Set of colored pencils Science 7 • 100 page composition style notebook • Folder • Pencils Self Awareness • Folder • Notebook • Pencils Computers • Pencils • Kleenex- for your locker Reading • Folder-to stay in the classroom • Notebook • Pens • Pencils Study Skills • Pens and pencils Art • Sketchbook or notebook • #2 Pencil • Big white eraser • Ultra fine tip black Sharpie - Semester 2 Everyday - Chromebook

needs to be fully charged EIGTH GRADE Algebra and Intermediate Algebra • 1” three ring binder • Loose leaf paper • Pencils • Texas Instrument TI 83 or TI 84 graphing calculator- buy your own or check out from the HS Media Center Math Bridge • Notebook • Folder English 8 • Pens or pencils • Folder that will last the year Geography • 1.5" three ring binder • Notebook • Pencils Science 8 • 2 composition notebooks • Folder • Pencils • 2 big glue sticks Health • Notebook • Folder • Pencil • Black or blue pen • Highlighter Art • Sketchbook or notebook • No. 2 pencils • Big white eraser • 2 empty pop cans Reading • Pens or pencils Computers • Pencils FACS • Notebook • Folder with pockets • Pens or pencils Every class everyday Chromebook needs to be fully charged

Grades 8 and 9 Includes Math, English, Social Studies and Science • Pencils: at least 2 dozen • Pens-basic blue or black ink, 1 dozen • 1 Package of linedloose leaf notebook paper • 2 composition notebooks Ninth - 12th Grade: • Notebook • Paper • Pencil Teachers will inform students on the first day of school of specific items.

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TEACHER STAFF Applied Fine Arts Mr. Kevin Cahill Mr. Blake Groe Ms. Jennifer Krinke Mr. Tyler Mans Ms. Laura Strand Business & Computers Mr. Michael Walz Family And Consumer Science Mrs. Sara Roubinek Health Mr. Richard Engelstad Industrial Technology Mr. Jared Eichten Mr. Tim Schlicting Language Arts Mrs. Katherine Hagman Ms. Kristen Hornung Mrs. Jennifer Hunt Mr. Ryan Larson Mrs. Jory Magel Ms. Angela Mazzuca Mrs. Stephanie Mohs Mrs. Brenda Pulju Mrs. Heather Sward Ms. Kayla Waggoner Math Mrs. Marie Bourgoyne Mrs. Kristi Davis Mrs. Jena Dennis Mr. Ted Hasz Mr. Trent Herold Mrs. Sue Kline Mrs. Tami Nelson Mrs. Kristin Unverzagt

Physical Education Mr. Andrew Burger Mrs. Heidi Burger Mr. Bill Christianson Science Mr. Jeff Adams Mrs. Gina Ausmus Ms. Jamie Campbell Mrs. Kristin Foster Mr. Michael Lundgren Mrs. Christine Hong Mr. Tom Huettl Mrs. Kathy Vadnais Social Studies Mr. Kyle Allen Mr. Milo Allen Mr. Jared Dyrdahl Mr. Nick Madsen Mr. Jason Rademacher Mr. Eric Wicktor Special Education Mr. James Foster Mrs. Susan Huber Mrs. Val Kunze Mrs. Michelle Linnell Mrs. Jessica Pangerl Mr. Ryan Stumne Mrs. Heather Sward Mrs. Amanda Wimmer Mrs. Jennifer Worlickey Mrs. Abby Zemek World Languages Frau Jamie Bulera Profesora Christie Dunkley Mrs. Dakota Shearer

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GENERAL • District General Number .................................................................629-4000 • Bus Garage, Glenda Gerold Manager ....................................................629-2032 • Drivers Ed, Joan Thieman ...................................................................629-4112 AREA LEARNING CENTER 1225 Main St SW, Pine City • Coordinator, Kari Hasz.......................................................................629-2043 • ALC Secretary, Diantha Anderson ........................................................629-4040 COMMUNITY ED/EARLY CHILDHOOD 700 6th Ave W, Pine City • Director, Cindy Stolp .........................................................................629-4277 • Secretary, Teresa Plasek .....................................................................629-4030

VISION SCHOOL 870 Main St S, Pine City • Coordinator, Jocelyn Rydberg .............................................................322-5119 • General Number .............................................................................322-2201 DISTRICT OFFICE 1400 Main St S, Pine City • Superintendent, Curt Tryggestad ........................................................629-4010 • Business Manager, Jill Nolan .............................................................629-4023 • Director of Teaching & Learning, Nicole Laven .....................................629-4117 • Payroll, Sandi Frerich ........................................................................629-4021 • Administrative Assistant, Deb Wagner................................................629-4010 • Technology Coordinator, Matt Baker ..................................................629-4180 • Food & Nutrition Director, Paige Albrecht ............................................629-4167 • Building and Grounds Director, Scott Miller ........................................629-4125 ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 700 6th Ave SW, Pine City • Attendance, Lisa Westerman .............................................................629-4213 • Principal, Stephanie Lorsung ..............................................................629-4210 • Assistant Principal, Mike LeMier ........................................................629-4211 • Principal’s Secretary, Beth Emslander .................................................629-4212 • School Nurse, Karrieann Kamppi .........................................................629-4215 • Social Worker, David Jackson .............................................................629-4122 • Unique Learners Coordinator, Joanne Blake ........................................629-4244 • Title 1 Reading, Carolyn Clark ............................................................629-4269 JUNIOR/SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL 1400 Main St S, Pine City • Attendance, Linda Boland..................................................................629-4113 • Principal, Troy Anderson .................................................................... 629-4111 • Assistant Principal, Beth Landgraf ......................................................629-4118 • Principal’s Secretary, Joan Thieman ....................................................629-4112 • Activities Director, Rick Engelstad.......................................................629-4114 • School Nurse, Karrieann Kamppi .........................................................629-4214 • Junior High Counselor, Samantha Duerschmidt .....................................629-4121 • Senior High Counselor, Amanda Essen ................................................629-4123 • Guidance Office Secretary, Roxanne Soderbeck.....................................629-4120

CONFERENCES SCHEDULE 11/12/20 4:30-8:00 p.m. Elem. & HS 11/16/20 3:00-6:30 p.m. High School 11/19/20 3:00-6:30 p.m. Elementary 02/18/21 4:30-8:00 p.m. Elem. & HS 02/22/21 3:00-6:30 p.m. High School 02/25/21 3:00-6:30 p.m. Elementary

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First Day of School, Grades K-12 No School End of First Quarter No School - Teacher Workshop First Day of Quarter 2 Elementary and High School Parent Teacher Conferences Nov. 16 High School Parent Teacher Conferences Nov. 19 Elementary Parent Teacher Conferences Nov. 25 No School - Compensation Day Nov. 26, 27 No School - Thanksgiving Break Dec. 22 Last Day Before Break Dec. 23 - Jan. 3 No School - Winter Break Jan. 4 School Resumes Jan. 18 No School for Students - PD/Workshop Jan. 22 Last Day of Second Quarter Jan. 25 No School for Students - PD/Workshop Jan. 26 First Day of Quarter 3 Feb. 15 No School - President’s Day Feb. 18 HS & Elementary School Parent Teacher Conferences Feb. 22 High School Parent Teacher Conferences Feb. 25 Elementary Parent Teacher Conferences Feb. 26 No School - Compensation Day Mar. 26 End of Quarter 3 Mar. 29 - Apr. 2 No School - Spring Break Apr. 5 No School - Teacher Workshop Day Apr. 6 First Day of Quarter 4 May 31 No School - Memorial Day June 4 Graduation Day 7 p.m.

June 9 Last Day of School/End of Fourth Quarter (Early Release) Teacher Workshop/Check Out (PM)

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112 TREE SERVICE Stump/tree removal to fit budget. Precise and lawn friendly since 1997, 320-679-5253.

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305 PETS/ SUPPLIES German Shepard puppy, 10 weeks old, vet checked and first shots given. Beautiful and very smart dog. $500.00. Jim or Jackie, 320-390-0607.

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We buy sterling silver and gold jewelry, coins, and records.

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355 HOUSEHOLD For Sale: Reconditioned washers, dryers, ranges, refrigerators. Rick's Home Furnishings 320-679-4047.

358 FIREWOOD For Sale: Split firewood. Oak $200/cord; Aspen $150/cord.

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401 AUCTION CALENDAR Saturday, Aug. 15 9:30 a.m. 5% Buyer's Premium Auction. Located at Janzen Auction Building, 1 mile west of the stoplights in Aitkin. Vehicles and related, motorcycle, travel trailer, boating and related, ATV's and related, farm impliments and related, lawn and garden and related, trailers related, construction materials and related, furniture/household and related (very clean modern furniture). Janzen Auction Service,Auctioneers: Bob Janzen, Lic. #01-14; Jeremy Janzen, Lic. #01-10; Dan Masloski, #01111; Dallas Smith, Lic. #01-41. 218-9274488, www.janzenauctions.com.

Sunday, Aug. 30 10:02 a.m. Personal Property Auction.

Lowell Strombeck Estate. Location: 2266 183rd Ave., Mora, MN. Tractors, farm equipment and related, shop equipment and related, shop and garage and related, lawn and garden and related, Tires and rims, collectibles, gun safe, fishing and related, household and related, pickup. Auctions

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Sunday, Aug. 23 10:02 a.m. Personal Property Auction. Brad and Irene Karjala, owners. Location: 18210 Carnie Rd, Hinckley, MN 55037.

Motor home, motorcycles, fishing boat and related, John Deere tractor, rifles and related, sporting and related, four-wheeler, lawn and garden and related, collectibles, household and related, wood working equipment and related, auto repair and related, knife collection.

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Sunday, Aug. 23 2:02 p.m. Real Estate Auction. Brad and Irene Karjala, owners. Location: 18210 Carnie Rd, Hinckley MN. Nice framed dwelling, three bedrooms, two baths, attached garage, small barn sets on approximatley 5 acres.

Great location on Tarvi Rd. Approximately 7 miles to Interstate 35. Inspection dates: 1:02 p.m. to 4:02 p.m., Sat., Aug. 8 and 4:02 to 7:02 p.m., Sat., Aug. 14. Pictures, information and terms on www.Norbys.net. Auctions by Robyn and Norby.

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Sunday, Aug. 30 2:02 p.m. Real Estate Auction. Lowell Strombeck Estate. Location: 2266 - 183rd Ave, Mora MN. Beautiful framed dwelling, garages and pole shed, set on approximately 15 acres with scenic views. Also approximately 25 acres of mostly tillable land.

Inspection dates: 1:02 p.m. to 4:02 p.m. On Sun., Aug. 9 and Sun., Aug. 16. Pictures, information and terms on www.norbys.net.

Auctions by Robyn and Norby. Col. Byron Robyn, Lic. #33-21, 320-291-9566; Col. Kevin C. Norby, Lic. #33-03, 320-2790712.

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Garage Sale: Thursday, 8/20; Friday, 821; 8:00-4:30. Furniture, household items, bedding, seasonal items. Lot's of misc. 5 miles south of Mora on Hwy 65 to County Rd 2, follow signs.

Moving Sale: Mora 702 Sunset Lane (across from elementary school). Thu.-Fri., Aug. 20-21, 7am-6pm; Sat., Aug. 22, 7am2pm. Furniture, women's clothes (x-large and teen), linens, kitchen, Christmas, household and more.

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