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Lake Street Connection
4 School
Attendance this week was 97%
We have to maintain 97% attendance rate for student success and a 4 star status.
Please avoid voluntary absences!
Monday 9/22: Cheese Pizza BBQ Chicken/Bun
Green Beans Carrots/Dip Pears
Tuesday 9/23: Burger Deluxe/Bun
Breaded Chicken/Bun Baked Beans
Broccoli/Dip Pineapple Wednesday 9/24: Ravioli/Dinner Roll Quesadilla
Corn Garden Salad
Applesauce Thursday 9/25: Chicken Nuggets/Roll Chicken & Gravy/Roll Mashed Potatoes/Gravy Cherry Tomatoes
Fruit Medley Friday 9/26: Bosco Stick Marinara Sauce
Grilled Chicken/Bun California Blend Cucumbers/Dip
Peaches Weekly Specials
Chicken Chef Salad Turkey Sandwich
Fresh Fruit/Milk Available daily
Lunch $2.00 Reduced lunch $ .40 Breakfast $1.30 Reduced Breakfast$.30 Milk $ .40
September 22nd-26th 2014
WWW.CPS.K12.IN.US/LAKE
Standard 1: The school establishes and communicates a shared purpose and direction for improving the performance of students
and the effectiveness of the school.
219-663-5683 Office
Cindy Wise, Principal
Wise’s Words of the Week: Greetings from Lake Street Elementary—home of the 4-Star Dazzling Dolphins
Congratulations to our 5th graders who participated in the annual 5th grade cross country meet held yesterday afternoon at Sauerman’s Woods Park. Claire Pateno, Spencer Kennedy, Sean Tully, Isaiah Kelly, Emily Barrera, Kendall Schara, Zachary Bodamar, C.J. Hardy, Brianne Eaton, Gianna Witte, Lucas Martin, Lucas Wright, Alaina Powers, Caitlyn Derwinski, Connor Watroba, and Kaitlyn Boykin. These fine young runners worked hard to finish the course and did a great job representing Lake Street. Great job everyone!!!
Our Finn-tastic Spell Bowl Team has started practicing and Mrs. Anthony and Mrs. Pociask report that our spellers are simply fantastic. Congratulations again to these fine 4th and 5th grade spellers who will represent Lake Street at the annual Spell Bowl competition on Thurs-day, November 20th at Wheeler Middle School.
Isabella Nikruto, Jack Ruess, Rocco Jann, Molly Tully, Sean Tully, Michelle Macintyre, Austin Vesich, Chancellor Teibel
It is with great pleasure that I tell my Lake Street Family that there is a new member to the Wise Family Tree. My son Tommy and his wife Stepha-nie have a bouncing baby boy (my first grandchild). Connor Mathew Wise was born this past Tuesday, September 16th and Mr. Wise and I couldn’t be prouder or happier. Little Connor is a miracle.
With much gratitude and joy, Mrs. Cindy Wise (grandma for the first time)
IMPORTANT DATES FOR YOUR CALENDAR:
9/24 Mid Term Progress
10/1 School Pictures
10/8 Walk to School Day
10/10 Homecoming Parade
10/15 Kindergarten Grandparents Day
10/27 RED RIBBON WEEK
OCTOBER is National Bullying Prevention Awareness Month
PTO Corner
2014/2015 PTO Board
President: Lisa Tufts
Vice President: Michael Vesich
Treasurer: Brandee Newell
Secretary: Mary Pellegrini
Website: http://www.cps.k12.in.us/domain/550
Email: [email protected]
Calling all Volunteers...PTO needs you!!! Volunteers are the backbone of our organization and ensure events are educational and entertaining and also that fundraising is successful. We are in GREAT NEED of volun-teers for the following committees: WalkToSchool Day, Mother/Son Night, Daddy Daughter Dance, and even Babysitters for PTO Meetings! Not sure how to get started, sign-up to be a General Volun-teer or a member of the Pot Luck Committee. This year, we are signing up our volunteers online via VolunteerSpot. It's a really neat website that shows you what we need volunteers for and lets you sign up in a slot that suits your level of commitment. You must use the following link to sign-up http://vols.pt/1ech8r If you prefer to volunteer for an event by email, please contact us at mailto:[email protected]
Reminder - If you are not participating in the SimpleQpon fundraiser,
please return your book to the office. THANK YOU!
Please check out page 3
Sunday, September 28, 2014 Hidden Lake Park
Check in: 12:00 p.m. Walk Start: 2:00 p.m.
6355 Broadway, Merrillville
For More Information contact Megan Gavin (312) 515-6647 or [email protected]
REGISTER TODAY AT WALK.JDRF.ORG
News from Nurse Teske
Tis the season for LICE!! Lice are tiny, wingless insects
that live on the human scalp. They are as big as sesame seeds . Nits are lice eggs. They are on the hair shaft and can’t be brushed away. Using a nit comb is the best way to remove the nit. Lice can’t fly or jump from one person to another, they can only crawl. Children often get head lice from head to head contact, but many can get them from sharing personal
items such as a hat, comb and headbands. If you no-
tice your child scratching his or her head often espe-
cially behind the ears or at the nape of the neck, check these
areas and DON’T PANIC. You can treat their head
with over the counter lice shampoo and a conditioner that will help remove the nits. It is really important to remove the nits because they will hatch and reinfest the scalp. It is important to wash clothes in hot water including bed sheets. Vacuum and make sure you put the vacuum bag in another bag after use to dis-card. Stuffed animals that they play with should be put in a plastic bag and kept in the garage for at least 2 weeks. Wash all hair brushes and combs in hot wa-ter. Encourage your child not to share hats , brushes or combs with each other. Should your child come down with lice, let the school nurse know and after doing the steps to get rid of them, you child can return to school and the school nurse will check to make sure the lice are gone.
Dear Parent,
Your school is participating in our annual Spread the Love peanut butter food drive
from September 1 -- September 30. Spread the Love is designed to be a fun and
engaging way for students to participate in Hunger Action Month and learn about
the needs of their community while also fostering their competitive spirit in order to
raise jars of peanut butter for the hungry.
Why peanut butter? Peanut butter, like meat and eggs, is rich in protein. While meat
and eggs can be expensive, peanut butter can be an inexpensive and feasible diet
staple for low-income families. The Food Bank gives away more than 96,000 jars of
peanut butter each year. Our goal for Spread the Love is to collect more than
20,000 jars by September 30th.
My sincere hope is that Spread the Love will allow your child to become aware of
hunger in our region and give them the opportunity to take action and help provide
food and hope to those in need. The gift of our time, energy, passion, and most im-
portantly our empathy can positively impact the lives of our impoverished neigh-
bors.
As a member of Feeding America, the nation’s largest hunger relief charity, the
Food Bank of Northwest Indiana created Spread the Love to give school children the
opportunity to become hunger relief advocates in their community. Thank you in
advance for your participation.
Sincerely,
Victor Ortiz “Mr. Food Man”
Woo!!! HoooOOO!!!
Food Procurement Manager
Food Bank of Northwest Indiana
www.foodbanknwi.org
Community Events Crown Point AAU Boys Travel Baketball Team Tryouts
Tryouts for grades 3rd through 6th will be Sep tember 21st at the Crown Point High School Main Gym and Fieldhouse. 3rd and 4th grade tryouts are from 4:00-5:30 pm. 5th and 6th grade tryouts are from 5:30-7:00pm South Shore Arts Art Education Resource Fair
Saturday, September 27, 2014 10am-1pm
The Arts Education Resource Fair is a Profes- sional Development opportunity for elemen- tary educators & administrators, including homeschool educators. This is a free event.
Reservations: Contact Kim McKinley/ Educa- tion Coordinator 219-836.1839. Book Signing with Astronaut Jerry L. Ross
Tuesday, September 30th from 4-7:45 p.m. at the Crown Point Library. Meet the Author - Jerry L. Ross unveils his new children’s book! Becoming A Spacewalker: My Journey to the Stars
Mommy’s Haven Benefit Saturday October 11th
Lake Co Fairgrounds 11AM-8PM to benefit a future maternity home that will serve as a resi- dence for pregnant women in need. For more information visit www.Mommy’s Haven.org 2nd Annual Craft and Vendor Fair & Halloween Event
Sunday, October 19, 2014 –11:00am—5:00pm
The Radisson Hotel Star Plaza 800 E 81st Ave- Merrillville, In 46410 $1.00 Entry per person
Southlake Children’s Choir Festival
September 27th at 3pm. Hundred’s of young singers from Northwest Indiana will spend the day with a concert open to the public. The concert is open to the public. 15.00 in ad vance and 20.00 at the door with children 12 and under free. Portage High School. Calling All Girls become a Girl Scout
New & Returning Scout Registration Grades k- 12 Monday, September 29th from 5-7pm at First United Methodist Church Crown Point. Cost is 15.00 a person + troop dues. (Financial Aid is available by Request) for more infor mation email [email protected]
Lake Street School Events
October 1 School Pictures
October 3 Birthdays at Lunch
October 8 National Walk to School Day
October 8 1/2 Day for Students
October 14 PTO Meeting
October 14 Gift Card Order Due
October 14 Market Day Pick-Up
October 16 McDonald’s Restaurant Night
October 24 End of 1st Grading Period
October 27-30 Red Ribbon Week
October 31-Nov 3 Fall Break No School
Please check out page 4
Newspaper Club:
The call out meeting for "The Dolphin
Splash" will be Wednesday, September
24th after school until 4:30. Mrs.
Mitchell and Mrs. Wool will share information
about newspaper club and what to expect
throughout the year!
Dolphin Happenings Spell Bowl will meet on Thursdays after school in the comput-er lab until 4:30 with an optional practice on Friday mornings from 8:20-8:50 to work on Cal Tutor. Please contact Mrs. Po-ciask [email protected] or Mrs. Anthony [email protected] with questions.
Apple Day
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