February 15h - Ike Hall of Fame Ceremony and 50th Celebration
February 17th - PL Day, No School
February 21st-23rd - Hunchback of Notre Dame
February 28th-March 1st - Hunchback of Notre Dame
GENERAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
Flex ACT Review & Practice (Posted 1/23/2020)
Eisenhower teachers are offering ACT review and practice during flex the entire month of February. Each department has a day that these sessions will be available: Social Studies - Tues, Science - Wednesday, English - Wednesday, Math - Friday. Feel free to sign up for more strategies and practice as the ACT date approaches. Don't forget, Method Test prep is also usable at home.
Raffle and Silent Auction Items Needed for 50 Years of Athletics Celebration Event (Posted 1/17/20)
The Education Foundation of New Berlin (EFNB) is in high gear as it continues planning the 50 Years of Ike Athletics Celebration at the new WhirlyBall in Brookfield. They are looking for donations of raffle and silent auction items for this event where we will also honor the 2020 class of the New Berlin Eisenhower Athletics Hall of Fame. Please contact Mr. Fitzgerald if you are willing to help with this request.
Tickets to the event are still available. Click here for more info.
SDNB Allergy Awareness Policy (Posted 1/13/2020)
The School District of New Berlin respectfully asks that students and their families refrain from bringing products containing peanuts or tree nuts into the classroom due to severe allergies of individuals that are students of the School District of New Berlin. We also ask that students exercise caution and help decrease the potential of cross-contamination by using proper handwashing with soap and water after consuming products that contain tree nuts or peanuts.
If families have any questions regarding the SDNB Allergy Awareness policy, they may contact the SDNB Student Services Office."
Parents - Join Us to Celebrate 50 Years of Ike Athletics! (Posted 1/13/20)
Join the Education Foundation of New Berlin as we celebrate 50 Years of Eisenhower Ahtletics! The EFNB will be hosting a celebration Saturday, Feb. 15, from 5:00 p.m. - 11 p.m. at the new WhirlyBall in Brookfield!
This fun-filled event will include the unveiling of Eisenhower's new athletic hall of fame and a look back and recognition of 50 years of athletics. Enjoy food, drinks, bowling, and of course...WhirlyBall. Whether you want to catch up with old friends or just try out WhirlyBall, the event will have something for everyone! So get on your group chat and make plans for a night out of fun, catching up with friends or challenging them to a match. Individual tickets are $40 each, or buy a table for 10 for $375. Click here for more info. All are welcome.
Midnight Basketball (Posted 1/3/20)
STUDENT SERVICES
How to Schedule an Appointment With Your Counselor (Posted 1-10-20))
To schedule an appointment with your School Counselor, students and parents can use the following links to book an appointment. You can also visit the Eisenhower Student Services website homepage to locate these same links. Please consider saving your counselor’s link as a favorite in your web browser.
After the appointment has been booked, students will receive a confirmation email. This email will serve as their pass out of the classroom. Check your spam folder if you do not see it in your inbox. Students must have this confirmation available in order to leave class to attend their appointment. If you have any questions please reach out to your assigned school counselor.
TESTING
ACT Prep Sessions & Practice Test (Posted 1/6/20)
School District of New Berlin is offering Saturday ACT Prep Sessions and a Practice test. More information can be found here
Froedtert Hospital and the School District of New Berlin are excited to run the 4th year of Health Care Career Academy. This program will run July 20-31 between the hours of 9am and 12pm. This 2-week program is open to 10 students from the districts two high schools who are currently Sophomores and Juniors and will have turned 16 before July 20. Students accepted to this program will expand their knowledge about a wide variety of health care career options as they rotate through various departments and are mentored by medical professionals. This intensive job-shadowing experience clarifies roles and responsibilities in health care to educate students and potentially drive their career choices. All interested individuals can see their guidance counselor or Mr. Burgardt (in Room 141 at Ike) for an application. If you have any questions regarding this program, please send them to Mr. Burgardt at Daniel.burgardt@nbexcellence.org. Deadline to apply is March 27, 2020.
Summer Leadership Academy (Posted 1-15-2020)
The Summer Leadership Academy brings together 65 high school girls from across the U.S. to Mount Mary University for a residential college-prep, career exploration, and leadership program. The 2020 program will take place June 22-25, 2020. During the Academy, panels, lectures and interactive workshops are presented by experts from a variety of backgrounds, including nursing, business, education, and non-profits.
Mount Mary prides itself on hosting an incredibly diverse group of young women from across the metropolitan area and across the country. Mount Mary excels at developing confident women, and reaching them at an even earlier age through the Academy, which will help ensure successful futures for these young women, whatever path they take. For more information, click here: Summer Leadership Academy
Wisconsin American Legion Law Enforcement Career Academy (Posted 1-6-2020)
The Wisconsin American Legion is proud to offer the Wisconsin Law Enforcement Career Academy to current high school juniors and seniors. The academy is scheduled for June 22 - 26, 2020 at The Wisconsin State Patrol Academy at Ft. McCoy. The academy requires the student to stay at the academy for the week. The application is now available on our website. This academy is for students who are interested in a career in law enforcement or a law enforcement related field. The application needs to be completed to include all required signatures. All questions can be directed to Sheri@wilegion.org or by calling 608-745-1090.
UW-Madison College of Engineering for students interested in math, science, and engineering! (Posted 01/01/20)
UW-Madison College of Engineering for your students interested in math, science, and engineering!
Engineering Summer Program
UW-Madison's Engineering Summer Program (ESP) is a free, six-week, residential pre-college program for rising high school juniors and seniors. Each summer since 1972, ESP hosts 20 to 30 students from groups historically underrepresented in engineering who want to experience life as an UW engineering student. Participants take courses in pre-calculus or calculus, physics, chemistry, engineering, and technical communications. Other programming include industry site visits, field trips, guest lectures, workshops and faculty mentoring. The next ESP will be offered from June 13—July 24, 2020. Learn more about ESP at: diversity.engr.wisc.edu.
ProCSI
Promoting the Computational Science Initiative (ProCSI, pronounced “proxy”) is a free six-day residential program offered to high-school freshman, sophomores and juniors interested in the Computational Science discipline. Through a hands-on learning process, ProCSI participants are introduced to advanced concepts in computer science and engineering. Activities include Computer Aided Design of physical objects, problem solving activities using computer simulation software, and tours of engineering laboratories where cutting-edge research takes place. The next ProCSI will be offered July 19—July 24, 2020. Learn more about ProCSI at: sbel.wisc.edu/procsi.
Engineering Tomorrow’s Careers Camp
For female sophomores and juniors interested in engineering, the Society of Women Engineers (SWE) hosts a week-long residential camp called Engineering Tomorrow’s Careers (ETC). ETC camp provides participants with opportunities to explore various disciplines within engineering, meet other young women with similar interests, and experience college life. Typical activities include lectures, labs, and tours of UW-Madison engineering facilities. The activities cover nearly all fields of engineering offered at UW to give campers a chance to find out what interests them the most. The next ETC Camp will be offered June 14—June 19, 2020. Learn more about ETC at: swe.slc.engr.wisc.edu/engineering-tomorrows-careers-camp.
Leaders in Engineering Excellence and Diversity
For college-ready seniors, we offer the Leaders in Engineering Excellence and Diversity (LEED) Scholars Program. LEED is a competitive scholarship program, designed to attract academically talented women and students from groups historically underrepresented in the field of engineering. LEED scholarships are renewable each year, and each scholar receives social and academic support though the Diversity Affairs Office. Students interested in attending UW-Madison College of Engineering are eligible and will be considered for the program. Selection is based on students’ UW-Madison admissions application, academics, extracurricular activities, application essay, letters of recommendation and in some cases, financial need. No additional scholarship application is required. Students must submit the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). Learn more about LEED at: diversity.engr.wisc.edu.
2020 Business Emerging Leaders (BEL) Program (Posted 12-2-19)
Greetings from the Wisconsin School of Business at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. We are excited to share that the application for the summer 2020 Business Emerging Leaders (BEL) Program is now open!
The BEL program is a pre-college summer program for talented students interested in business that begins the summer after 10th grade and continues through participant’s 11th and 12th grade summers. Students who apply and are admitted to the University of Wisconsin AND who have successfully completed the BEL program are granted a full-tuition scholarship for four years of study in the Wisconsin School of Business (WSB).
Program Highlights:
There is no cost to students to participate in the BEL program other than transportation to and from the Madison campus each summer.
BEL participants live on campus each summer and engage in activities focused on self exploration, team building, career exposure, and academic growth, including an ACT prep course and courses in Business Analytics and Professional Communication.
Students also visit local and regional corporations, participate in business career shadow experiences, engage with business alums, and learn about the business majors offered in the WSB.
Participation in the BEL program conveys a distinct advantage when adjusting to higher education, learning in college classes, and applying for internship opportunities, all of which help prepare students for successful careers in business. Participation does not guarantee admission to UW-Madison.
To be eligible to apply to the BEL program, students must:
Be a current 10th grade student
Be a U.S. citizen or permanent resident
Have a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0 (unweighted on a 4.0 scale)
Identify as at least one of the following:
Black/African American
Hispanic/Latinx
Native American
Southeast Asian American (Hmong, Vietnamese, Laotian, Cambodian)
Eligible to receive free or reduced lunch benefits at school
More information, including details about how to apply, can be found on our website.
The New Berlin Recreation Department's 7th Annual Free Throw Contest is Saturday, Feb. 22, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Ronald Reagan Elementary School. The event is open to students in grades 3-8.
Boys Tennis Sign-ups Wednesday, January 29th & Thursday, January 30th During Flex & Lunch
Any high school boys interested in playing tennis this spring should sign-up Wednesday, January 29th or Thursday, January 30th. Sign-ups will take place in the cafeteria during high school Flex and Lunch. If you have any questions or are not able to sign-up on this date, please contact Head Coach, Fran Katris, at frances.katris@nbexcellence.org.
FOUR INDIVIDUALS & ONE TEAM TO BE INDUCTED TO THE ATHLETICS HALL OF FAME
The 2019-20 school year marks the 50th anniversary of New Berlin Eisenhower. To celebrate Eisenhower’s storied history, the School District of New Berlin has created the New Berlin Eisenhower Hall of Fame. The New Berlin Eisenhower Hall of Fame will honor the incredible careers and impact of select students, faculty, coaches, teams, and friends of Eisenhower. There will be three main categories within the Eisenhower Hall of Fame: athletics, fine arts, and distinguished alumni.Eisenhower is excited to announce its inaugural class to the Athletics Hall of Fame.
CLICK HERE to view bios and for more information about the Hall of Fame.
JOIN US TO CELEBRATE THIS YEARS INDUCTEES & 50 YEARS OF EISENHOWER ATHLETICS!
All are welcomed to celebrate this year’s Hall of Fame class and 50 years of Eisenhower Athletics on Saturday, Feb. 15, from 5:30-11 p.m. at Whirlyball in Brookfield. This special event is being hosted by the Education Foundation of New Berlin and is open to any any all. Tickets to this special event are $40, and includes dinner, drinks, bowling and Whirlyball. Please visit ikelions.org or efnb.org for more information and to purchase tickets.
CLICK HERE for more information about the event and to purchase your tickets!
Athletics & Activities announcements
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ACTIVITIES
Health Care Career Academy (Posted 1/22/2020)
The Froedtert Hospital and School District of New Berlin is excited to run the 4th year of Health Care Career Academy. This program will run July 20-31 between the hours of 9am and 12pm. This 2-week program is open to 10 students from the districts two high schools who are currently Sophomores and Juniors and will have turned 16 before July 20. Students accepted to this program will expand their knowledge about a wide variety of health care career options as they rotate through various departments and are mentored by medical professionals. This intensive job-shadowing experience clarifies roles and responsibilities in health care to educate students and potentially drive their career choices.
All interested individuals can see their guidance counselor or Mr. Burgardt (in Room 141 at Ike) for an application. If you have any questions regarding this program, please send them to Mr. Burgardt at Daniel.burgardt@nbexcellence.org Deadline to apply is March 27th, 2020.
Snowball Winter Dance Tickets & Information (Posted 1/14/2020)
Theme: Snowball
When: Saturday, February 1st 7:30-10:30 PM
Where: Eisenhower Lower Gym, enter through the cafeteria doors
Who: 9-12th grade students
Dress: Semi-formal
Cost: $15.00 per person
Ticket sales will end Thursday, January 30th at midnight.
Attention 6th, 7th, & 8 graders! A middle school bowling club is now forming! The Middle School Bowling Club is a fun, short season bowling league which gives students the opportunity to learn the fundamentals of a great lifelong activity while competing against other middle school bowlers from around the state. You may not realize it but bowling has been among the fastest growing high school sports over the past decade and the Wisconsin Middle School Bowling Club is a great way to get involved. New Berlin Club Details
Bowl 11 weekly league sessions (practices with coaches on the lanes)
Wednesdays at New Berlin Bowl from 4:15 – 6:15pm
Season Runs February – May (first session February 19th, 2020)
Open to all skill levels - beginners welcome
Optional Tournament Teams to compete against other area schools
All bowlers get a club shirt
Opportunity to compete at the State Tournament
Cost: $85 per bowler includes bowling, shoe rental, instruction
Player registration and parents meeting: Wednesday, Feb. 12th @ 6:00 – 7:00pm, New Berlin Bowl.
First Practice is scheduled for Wednesday, February 19th at 4:15pm at New Berlin Bowl.
For more information or to sign up please email or call Joe Roth at roth.josephm@gmail.com or 414-923-6872. More information about the Wisconsin Middle School Bowling Club is available at: www.wimsbowlclub.com
Winter Formal Middle School Dance (Posted 1/7/20)
On Saturday, February 15th, from 7:30-10:00 PM, Middle School Student Council is sponsoring a Winter Formal dance in the lower gym at Eisenhower for 7th and 8th grade students who attend Eisenhower. The dress attire is semi formal (dresses/ skirts, etc. for the girls, and dress pants/dress shirt/tie (optional) etc. for the boys. A new DJ will be playing during the evening with light snacks.
More details about the fee and the deadline to pay will be forthcoming in school announcements as the date gets closer.
What's a HUNCHBACK fan shirt, you ask? Well, it's an awesome way to show your support for your favorite HUNCHBACK OF NOTRE DAME cast, crew, pit, or choir member! All orders are due on Fri. Jan 30th. They can be turned in to Mrs. Baertschy in Room 259. Email natalie.baertschy@nbexcellence.org with any questions, and she'll get right BACK to you.
The Hunchback of Notre Dame tells the story of Quasimodo, the hunch-backed bell-ringer of Notre Dame, and his desire to one day be a part of the outside world. Held captive by his devious caretaker, the archdeacon Dom Claude Frollo, Quasimodo escapes for the day and joins the boisterous crowd, only to be treated cruelly by all but the beautiful gypsy, Esmeralda. The Hunchback of Notre Dame, is a grand-scale musical from Disney Theatrical. Based on the 1996 Disney film and Victor Hugo’s 1831 novel, it asks us to think...what makes a monster and what makes a man? (Source: www.mtishows.com)
Performances of The Hunchback of Notre Dame are on February 21st, 22nd, 28th, 29th at 7:30 pm and Sunday, February 23rd and March 1st at 2:00 pm. Tickets will be available online for all performances beginning Saturday, February 1st. Tickets are $12 for adults and $10 for seniors and students with an ID. Tickets may be purchased in advance at http://www.eisenhowertheater.org/tickets.html or at the door 45 minutes prior to the show. We are able to accept cash, check, or credit card.
For accessibility access and accommodations, please call (262)789-6326 and leave a message with your name, phone number, and specific request. We look forward to you joining us in Eisenhower’s 2019-2020 as we Write Your Own Story.
NEW SCHOLARSHIPS
SENIORS
West & IKE Scholarships:
Waukesha County Labor Council Scholarship - Due January 31
Mel Tess Scholarship - Due January 31
Wisconsin Education Association Council Scholarship - Due February 1
Wisconsin Professional Police Association Scholarship - Due February 3
WASBO Foundation Scholarship Program - Due February 3
Marine Credit Union Member Scholarship - Due February 9
Waukesha State Bank Scholarship - Carroll University - Due February 14
Simon Youth Community Scholarship - Due February 19
Educators Credit Union Scholarship - Due February 27
Wisconsin Sports Awards Scholarship Contest - Due February 28
Froedtert Menomonee Falls Hospital Scholarships - Due March 2
American Hellenic Educational Progressive Association - March 2
Wisconsin Security Association Scholarship - Due March 6
R. Daniel Nettesheim Memorial Scholarship - Due March 21
Unico Milwaukee Scholarship - Due March 30
Wisconsin Restaurant Association (WRA) Education Foundation scholarships - Due April 1
Walmart Dependent Scholarship - Due April 2
Citizens Bank Scholarship - Due April 8
Prospect Lions Of New Berlin Scholarship - Due May 1
Wisconsin Towns Association - Due May 29
West Only Scholarships:
NBW Class of 2011 Scholarship - Due February 7
Emily Brooks Scholarship - Due March 27
April Chesny Scholarship - Due March 27
New Berlin West Youth Football Scholarship - Due March 31
NBW class of 1983 Memorial Scholarship - Due April 3
Sales Associate Assistant @ Dressed in Time, Brookfield (Posted 1/23/20)
Location: 17110 W. Greenfild Ave., Suite 3, Brookfield 414-325-2200 www.dressedintime.com
Hours: part time evenings and weekends
Age Requirement: Junior or Senior in High School
Compensation: paid position, amount not mentioned
Job Descripton: Dressed in Time is looking for individuals that would be interested in assisting our Sales Associates with dress management, cashiering, etc. You have the opportunity to work your way up to a Sales Associate Position.
Job Pre-requisites: Knowledge of Instragram is helpful.
Contact: Sue Kolupar 414-325-2200
Related to Career Clusters: Hospitality & Tourism
Lifeguard/Lead Guard @ Princeton Club, New Berlin (Posted 1/23/20)
Location: 14999 W. Beloit Rd., New Berlin 414-525-2370 www.princetonclubnewberlin.com/
Hours: part time
Age Requirement: 15
Compensation: Paid position, amount not mentioned.
Job Pre-requisites: Must have Lifeguard Certification.
Come and join an award winning Aquatics Facility in the best club in the state. Looking for a dedicated and currently certified Lifeguard/ Lead Guard to join the Princeton Club aquatics team. Currently hiring early morning and day time, night and weekend hours during the week. Compensation is competitive wage and a free membership to our award winning facility. Please apply in person at the front desk and or online at our website.
lnterested students please submit a PDF resume by February 7th, 2020 to (meztli.morales@husco.com) All selected students will be contacted by Husco for an onsite interview.
Contact: Meztli Morales 262-953-6335
Related to career cluster: Manufacturing
Stockroom Clerk @ ACS Group, New Berlin (Posted 1/22/20)
Location: 2900 S. 160th Street, New Berlin 262-641-3854 www.acscorporate.com
Timeline: ASAP
Hours: part-time
Compensation: $12.50/hour
Qualifications: 16 yrs old
Job Description: This entry level position will give students an introduction to the field of Supply Chain. This position could lead into future careers as a Buyer, Planner/Scheduler, Inventory Control and more. If the student is hired as a full time employee after graduation, he/she would be eligible for full benefits, 401k, tuition reimbursement and other benefits.
Store Associate @ Children's Orchard, New Berlin (Posted 1/21/20)
Location: 14145 W. Greenfield Ave. 262-649-3053 www.Childrensorchard.com
Hours: part time
Age Requirement: 16
Compensation: paid position, amount not mentioned
Job Descripton: Store associates manage the front of our resale store, including cash handling, cash register operations, inventory processing and management, customer service including phone and in person.
Job Pre-requisites: Math skills, atteniton to detail, and interpersonal skills.
Contact: Katie Thompson newberlinco@gmail.com
Related to Career Clusters: Hospitality & Tourism
Lifeguard @ City of New Berlin (Posted 1/21/20)
Location: City of New Berlin 3805 S. Casper, New Berlin www.newberlin.org
Timeline: start date is June 1, 2020
Hours: M-Th 9:00am-3:00pm
Compensation: $12/hour
Job Description: Under the direct supervision of the Pool Manager, the Lifeguard is responsible for the safety and direct supervision of all patrons in the water and on the pool deck. They are responsible to prevent injury and react as trained in emergency situations.
Essential Duties: Maintain proper supervision of participants during all scheduled programs in the pool. Provide appropriate emergency care to pool patrons. Inspect pool area prior to and after completion of patron use to minimize and eliminate hazards. Ensure all emergency equipment is readily available, and pool area is safe. Wear proper lifeguarding rescue equipment and attire. Observes, enforces and explains all pool rules and regulations. Complete required reports and records as assigned. Report problems or needs to management. Report to work at the scheduled hour and work the entire assigned schedule. Attend all in-service training programs and be aware of all facility procedures. Communicate equipment and/or supply needs with management. All other duties as may be assigned.
Requirements: Must be at least 15 years old. Must hold current certifications through the American Red Cross in Lifeguarding, CPR-AED for lifeguards, and First Aid. Ability to demonstrate knowledge of and perform Lifeguarding, CPR, AED, and First Aid skills when tested or in an emergency situation. Ability to work with the public and assume responsibility for the safety of others. Frequently required to stand, walk, sit, stoop, kneel, crouch or crawl. Ability of communicate effectively, courteously and tactfully with staff, city officials and the public. Ability to present a positive image of the department and the City.
Related to Career Clusters: Job-Government + Public Administration
Summer Day Camp Counselor @ City of New Berlin (Posted 1/21/20)
Location: 3805 S. Casper, New Berlin www.newberlin.org 262-797-2459
Timeline: Starts mid-May for training. Ends August 28, 2020.
Compensation: $9-$12/hour
Age Requirement: 16 years old
Job Description: We are looking for fun and energetic counselors to engage school-age campers in various activities, games, field trips, swimming, science and more! Provide leadership and team building and make a positive impact on children's lives. This job is a resume builder especially for those wishing to work in education! Gain and refine skills such as communication, leadership, problem solving, critical thinking and responsiblity. Monday through Friday position with four 9-hour shifts per week. This is flexible.
APPLICATIONS MAY BE FILED ONLINE AT: www.newberlin.org Interviews for this position will be in-person during the month of March and all offers for the position prior to May 18th
Contact: Katie Roht ezubarik@newberlin.org
Related to Career Clusters: Job-Government + Public Administration
Swim Instructor @ City of New Berlin (Posted 1/21/20)
Location: City of New Berlin 3805 S. Casper, New Berlin www.newberlin.org 262-797-2459
Timeline: start date June 1, 2020
Compensation: $13/hour
Age: 16 years old or older
Job Description: Performs duties under direct supervision of the Pool Manager. The WSI is responsible for the instruction of participants enrolled in swim lessons. Their responsibilities include teaching swim skills/techniques, stroke refinement, and diving safety techniques.
Examples of Essential Duties: Teach/Co-Teach progressive swim lessons according to the American Red Cross and departmental standards. Maintain proper supervision of class participants during scheduled lessons. Implement lesson plans and supervise program sessions according to class schedule. Be prepared for classes, have necessary materials out, and be ready for class. In the rare event of a substitute provide lesson plans and class lists. Be prepared to react in an emergency situation. Provide appropriate emergency care to facility patrons. Inspect area prior to use. Prevent injury and minimize or eliminate hazards. Observe, enforce and explain all facility rules and regulations. Attend all in-service training programs and be aware of facility programs and scheduling. Communicates with supervisory staff on a regular basis on the progress of classes and the need for assistance and or equipment. Completes required paperwork as needed (accident reports, course record sheets and participants skill sheets, etc.) Carry out all additional duties as assigned by the supervisory staff. Requirements Must be at least 16 years old. Must hold current certification through American Red Cross in Water Safety Instruction, CPR-AED, and First Aid. Ability to demonstrate knowledge of the skills taught in the American Red Cross swim program. Ability to work with the public and assume responsibility for the instruction and safety of others. Frequently required to swim, stand, walk, sit, stoop, kneel, crouch or crawl. Ability to communicate effectively, courteously, and tactfully with staff, city officials and the public. Ability to present a positive image of the department and the City.
Related to Career Clusters: Job-Government + Public Administration
Tennis Instructor - City of New Berlin (Posted 1/21/20)
Location: 3805 S. Casper Drive, New Berlin www.newberlin.org
Timeline: start date is June 1, 2020
Compensation: $7.50-$9/hour
Job Description: Under the supervision of the Recreation Program Specialist, the Tennis Instructor is responsible for the instruction and supervision of participants in the program. The instructor will engage tennis athletes through demonstration and group instruction.
Essential Functions:
Responsible for class set-up and clean-up of tennis courts.
Responsible for instructing tennis lesson programs and tennis club.
Creates a class itinerary to engage and develop participant skill.
Insures a safe playing environment for participants.
Observes, enforces and explains all facility rules and regulations.
Answer parents questions/concerns before and after the program.
Report problems or needs to management.
Report to work at least 15 minutes prior to class and stay until all participants have left.
Attend all in-service training programs and be aware of all facility procedures.
Communicate equipment and/or supply needs with management.
All other duties as may be assigned.
Position Requirements:
Possess an interest in working with/instructing both youth and adults.
Must have knowledge and ability to organize and teach the fundamentals of tennis.
Ability to keep simple records and reports, and work from oral and written directions.
Possess a broad knowledge of tennis.
Previous instructing, coaching and/or competitive playing preferred.
Frequently required to stand, walk, sit, stoop, kneel, crouch or crawl.
Ability to communicate effectively, courteously and tactfully with participants, parents, staff, city officials and the public.
Ability to present a positive image of the department and the City.
APPLICATIONS MAY BE FILED ONLINE AT: www.newberlin.org
Contact: Tanner Maynard ezubarik@newberlin.org
Related to Career Clusters: Job-Government + Public Administration
Tumbling Coordinator @ City of New Berlin (Posted 1/21/20)
Location: 3805 S. Casper, New Berlin www.newberlin.org 262-797-2459
Compensation: $14-$18/hour
Job Description: Under the direction of the Program Supervisor, the Gymnastics/Tykes Tunes Tumbling Tots Coordinator serves as the supervisory staff member during gymnastic program. Directly responsible for the safety of participants in the program and helps participants learn and improve their gymnastics skills, strength and endurance.
Examples of Essential Duties: Responsible for opening and closing Hickory Grove Center during entire assigned schedule. Responsible for communicating with staff to make sure that all shifts are staffed. Responsible for instructing classes on Saturday and as needed. Assist in planning and coordinating gymnastics curriculum and activities. Observes, enforces and explains all facility rules and regulations. Answer parents questions/concerns during the program. Responsible for completing weekly paperwork to be turned into management. Report problems or needs to management. Provide leadership for staff. Report to work at the scheduled hour and work the entire assigned schedule. Communicate equipment and/or supply needs with management. All other duties as may be assigned.
Requirements: Possesses superior knowledge of the sport of gymnastics. Previous gymnastics experience and prior training knowledge. Working knowledge of proper teaching and spotting techniques. Ability to assign duties and supervise personnel. Ability of communicate effectively, courteously and tactfully with staff, city officials and the public. Frequently required to stand, walk, sit, stoop, kneel, crouch or crawl. Ability to present a positive image of the department and the City.
APPLICATIONS MAY BE FILED ONLINE AT: www.newberlin.org
Contact: Tanner Maynard ezubarik@newberlin.org
Related to Career Clusters: Job-Government + Public Administration
Youth Sports Instructor @ City of New Berlin Recreation (Posted 1/21/20)
Location: 3805 S. Casper, New Berlin www.newberlin.org 262-797-2459
Compensation: $8.50/hour
Start Date: June 1, 2020
Job Description: Under the supervision of the Recreation Program Specialist, the Youth Sports Instructor is responsible for the instruction and supervision of participants in the program. The instructor will engage young athletes through demonstration and teach a variety of youth sports including football, t-ball, basketball, soccer and gymnastics.
Essential Duties: Responsible for class set-up and clean-up of program areas. -Responsible for instructing youth sports program or sports league. -Creates a class itinerary to engage and develop participant skill. -Ensures a safe playing environment for participants. -Observes, enforces and explains all facility rules and regulations. -Answer parents questions/concerns before and after the program. -Report problems or needs to management. -Report to work at least 15 minutes prior to class and stay until all participants have left. -Attend all in-service training programs and be aware of all facility procedures. -Communicate equipment and/or supply needs with management. -All other duties as may be assigned.
Requirements: Possess an interest in working with/instructing toddlers and young children. -Must have knowledge and ability to organize and teach the fundamentals of a variety of sports. -Ability to keep simple records and reports, and work from oral and written directions. -Possess a broad knowledge of sports. -Previous instructing, coaching and/or competitive playing preferred. -Frequently required to stand, walk, sit, stoop, kneel, crouch or crawl. -Ability to communicate effectively, courteously and tactfully with participants, parents, staff, city officials and the public. -Ability to present a positive image of the department and the City.
Contact: Katie Roth ezubarik@newberlin.org
Related to Career Clusters: Job-Government + Public Administration
Concession Stand Attendant @ City of New Berlin (Posted 1/21/20)
Location: 3805 S. Casper, New Berlin www.newberlin.org 262-797-2459
Compensation: $9-$12/hour
Dates: 4/27/20-8/20/20
Age: 18
Job Description: Concession Stands Attendant provides a summer seasonal job to engage in costumers while taking and delivering orders accurately. This position assists and reports to the Concession Stand Manager and Recreation Program Specialist. Students will be expected to attend all in-service training programs, maintain a safe and clean working environment, keep simple records, present a professional image to customers, and refine their ability to work independently and as a team. Previous food handling or sales related work experience preferred
Related to Career Clusters: Job-Government + Public Administration
Tennis Coordinator @ City of New Berlin (Posted 1/20/20)
Location: 3805 S. Casper Drive, New Berlin www.newberlin.org
Timeline: start date is June 1, 2020
Compensation: $10/hour
Job Description: Under the supervision of the Recreation Program Specialist, the Tennis Instructor is responsible for the instruction and supervision of participants in the program. The instructor will engage tennis athletes through demonstration and group instruction.
Duties of the position include:
Responsible for ensuring the proper and direct supervision/instruction of participants in both instruction and club programs.
Responsible for public relations on site with parents.
Observes, enforces and explains all facility rules and regulations.
Opening and closing the facility.
Arrives at least a half-hour prior to the start of the program to ensure that courts are free of debris. On days where rain has occurred, arrives at least 45 minutes prior to start of the instructional classes of the morning sessions, and assists with making decision on holding classes. Rol-dry courts as necessary after decision has been made regarding holding programs.
Maintains records and reports, including checking payroll time cards, program evaluation forms, and all related match information forms necessary to conduct the Tennis Club.
Attends and assists in service training, ongoing evaluations and holds weekly staff meetings.
Is aware of all facility programs and scheduling.
Reviews current tennis staff manual.
Must communicate equipment and supply needs with the New Berlin Recreation Department.
Works closely with Supervisory staff at New Berlin Recreation Department to enhance communication.
Teach skills and work to enhance the ability, of the participants.
Ensures that instructional staff is utilizing the tennis curriculum given by USTA.
Arrange matches with other league teams according to the schedule by: contacting the opposing coach to find out how many youth are able to play working with youth club members to have them indicate their intention to play afternoon matches to work with staff to make sure that we have staff coverage at each match to provide directions to our team members and the opposing team as to match and court locations send in any necessary reports to local USTA or SEPRC league offices.
Visit instruction at Malone Park once a week to observe how instructors are doing at instruction.
Provide first aid to participants if needed.
Ensure that each day/evening of Tennis staff covers Instruction.
Conduct staff evaluation at the end of the program season.
Carries out additional duties as may be assigned by Supervisory staff.
On rain days: Immediately report to Lions Park to ascertain status of 9 AM Youth Tennis Club, begin rol-drying if necessary. Update the Recreation office throughout the morning as to the status of the Lions Park club practices whether they will be held or not. Decide whether afternoon matches will be held or not and communicate both with the opposing team, and the Parks & Recreation Office. Make sure that at least one staff person remains at each site to inform possible participants that have not heard that practice/instruction has been canceled.
Requirements Include:
Previous experience as Tennis coach or instructor preferred. Must have knowledge of Tennis match strategy.
Ability to assign duties and supervise personnel.
Must have considerable ability as a Tennis player, plus knowledge of teaching these skills and safety considerations in a class and competitive Tennis setting.
Ability to interpret the goals, purpose, and content of the Tennis programs to the public.
Possess an interest in working with/instructing both youth and adults.
Ability to keep simple records and reports, and work from oral and written directions.
Frequently required to stand, walk, sit, stoop, kneel, crouch or crawl.
Ability to communicate effectively, courteously and tactfully with participants, parents, staff, city officials and the public. Ability to present a positive image of the department and the City.
APPLICATIONS MAY BE FILED ONLINE AT: www.newberlin.org
Contact: Tanner Maynard ezubarik@newberlin.org
Related to Career Clusters: Job-Government + Public Administration
Volunteers @ Badger Hospice, Various Locations (Posted 1/9/20)
Location: 125 N. Executive Drive, Suite 100, Brookfield 262-825-7960 badgerhospice.org
Timeline: immediate
We have the opportunity for students to volunteer at facilities doing visits with patients or help with corporate office administrative tasks. This could provide valuable experience for students hoping to go into healthcare, healthcare administration or business. Please contact Rachel Radtke if you are interested in volunteering.
Contact: Rachel Radtke rachel@badgerhospice.org
Related to Career Clusters: Human Services, Health Sciences
Baseball/Softball Umpire @ New Berlin Athletic Association (Posted 1/7/20)
Location: Hickory Grove, New Berlin 262-844-8391 www.nbaasports.com
Start Date: May 2020
The NBAA is looking for summer umpires for the 2020 baseball and softball seasons. Flexible schedule. If you are interested, please contact NBAA Umpire Coordinator - Mario Nudi at marionudi@sbcglobal.net
Minimum Age Requirement: 14 or older
Compensation: $15-$55 per game, depending on age level
Job Pre-requisite: none
Related to Career Cluster: Human Services
Lifeguards - Milwaukee County Parks/Aquatics (Posted 9/23/19)
Location: 9480 W. Watertown Plank Rd. www.countypark.com 414-257-8077
Timeline: June 2020
Hours: Varies
Compensation: Starting pay of $10.57/hr
Age/Job Requirement: Must be age 16 by June 2020; Lifeguards must be able to swim 100 meters in 1:45 seconds
Individuals will receive in water rescue training, advanced first aid and CPR training, and onsite training for emergency situations. Roles include ensuring patron swimmer safety, enforcing rules, responding to patrons in distress, and facility maintenance. The job is a good starting point for individuals interested in getting experience in health and human services, emergency services and public services. Lifeguarding is an excellent way to develop skills in teamwork, adaptability, leadership, communication, and public relations. This position requires individual?s to work in a fast paced, outdoor environment at one of the 12 Milwaukee County pools or Bradford Beach.
Contact: Krystal Ganz aparks@milwaukeecountywi.gov or call (414) 257-8077
Related to Career Clusters: Government + Public Administration
FUNDRAISERS
Prom MOD Restaurant Nights (Posted 9/4/19)
MOD Pizza is partnering with Ike Prom on fundraising throughout the year! Every third Tuesday of the month (except for December, which is the third Wednesday), get lunch or dinner at MOD and mention that you're there for Eisenhower Prom and they will donate 20% of your bill back to us. You can also use the links below to RSVP for the event, which will have the added perk of reminding you a few days before the event.
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