LaVille Jr Parent Newsletter - Amazon Web Services...10 cents for lunch in both buildings. That means the NEW prices will be Elementary Lunch $2.20 and Jr-Sr High Lunch will be $2.50

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LaVille Jr-Sr High School Parent

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LaVille Jr-Sr High School 1

Choir Awards - May 9

Band Awards - May 10

Special Needs Prom - May 12

Lancer Pride Club Cookout - May 12

Lancer Booster Club Social - May 12

Pro King Wrestling - May 13

JH Awards - May 18

Senior Walk - May 18

Lancer Wars - May 19

JH Dance/Party - May 19

HS Awards - May 22

Last Student Day of School - May 25

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Informational Tidbits


QuotablesAll that I am, or hope to be, I owe to my angel mother.

Abraham Lincoln

LaVille Jr-Sr High School now has a facebook page.

Like us on facebook

today. https://www.facebook.com/lavillehighschool?

ref=hl

LVH1 Broadcasting

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC85oinD7iHNHc0C8OkJx1Eg

Please click below to view

Morning Announcements

are now on You Tube

Happy Mother’s Day

May 14th


https://www.facebook.com/lavillehighschool?ref=hl

https://www.facebook.com/lavillehighschool?ref=hl


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Keeping Track of Grades and Assignments

Parents you can check student grades and make sure they are completing all of their assignments. There are two available places you can look. For teachers who use Canvas, this is a wonderful place to look and PowerSchool would be another. On the next two pages there are instructions on how to set up a Parent Canvas account so you can monitor grades and assignments for your child(ren).

Balancing out Q3 & Q4

The decision has been made to alter the dates of Qtr 3 and Qtr 4. Qtr 3 will now run Thursday, January 5th thru Friday, March 10th. Qtr 4 will now run Monday, March 13th thru Thursday, May 25th. Qtr 3 will now be 45 days and Qtr 4 will be 47 days.

Lancer Pride Club Cook Out

during A & B lunches

Friday, May 12th

The updated Lancer Pride Club list has been posted in the showcase

across from the bookstore.

Senior Walk Thursday, May 18th

10:00 a.m.

A bus will transport students to the elementary school and back

to the high school. Students are to wear their cap

and gown.

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Instructions:

These instructions will only apply to parents with smart phones. We are in the process of

gaining access to the desktop version. Please download the “Canvas Parent App” from your

respective App Store.

When you open the Canvas

Parent App, you should see a

screen similar to this. Please

select “Create New Account”.

Next you will need to fill out the

following boxes and create your

account.

Click “Add Student”.

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Please type “unorth” then hit

next.

Here you will type your student's

username.

Here you will type in your

student’s password. After that

your student has been added

and you will have an overview of

their information in canvas!

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Register your Martins advantage card with our school code and we will get reward points to redeem school supplies. Register either in the store at Customer Service or online at www.martinssupermarkets.com. Our school code is 4814.

BOX TOPS FOR EDUCATIONThe Junior High Vocal Music Department is continuing to participate in the Box Tops For Education Program. We will receive 10 cents for each Box Top we send in. Our Chimes are in dire need of repair and replacement, so the money generated by this will be a great assistance. Please continue to send them in. Collection boxes are located in the choir room and the main office.

Help support our functional skills

classroom by using your

Kroger Rewards Card.

TO USE THE KROGER COMMUNITY REWARDS PROGRAM:Simply encourage your members to register online at krogercommunityrewards.comBe sure to have your Kroger Plus card handy and register your card with your organization after you sign up.If a member does not yet have a Kroger Plus card, please let them know that they are available at the customer service desk at any Kroger.Click on Sign In/RegisterMost participants are new online customers, so they must click on SIGN UP TODAY in the ‘New Customer?’ box.Sign up for a Kroger Rewards Account by entering zip code, clicking on favorite store, entering your email address and creating a password, agreeing to the terms and conditionsYou will then get a message to check your

email inbox and click on the link within the body of the email.Click on My Account and use your email address and password to proceed to the next step.Click on Edit Kroger Community Rewards information and input your Kroger Plus card number.Update or confirm your information.Enter NPO number or name of organization, select organization from list and click on confirm.NPO number: 10408To verify you are enrolled correctly, you will see your organization’s name on the right side of your information page.REMEMBER, purchases will not count for your group until after your member(s) register their card(s).Do you use your phone number at the register? Call 800-576-4377, select option 4 to get your Kroger Plus card number.Members must swipe their registered Kroger Plus card or use the phone number that is related to their registered Kroger Plus card when shopping for each purchase to count.

http://www.martinssupermarkets.com

http://www.martinssupermarkets.com

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BOOKSTORE

Store hours:

Before school

7:45-8:10 a.m.

During homeroom

10:00-10:10 a.m.

2016-17 Yearbooks are still available for order at www.treering.com. You will need the passcode 1014567629624407 to login as part of our school. The cost this year is $50.00 and each student will get two free pages to personalize on their own, with the ability to purchase more. They can also have classmates digitally sign their yearbooks. Follow the steps that are posted on our Facebook page to order your yearbook today.

Pre-Arranged Absences Remember: When your son or daughter is absent from school

please request homework from the front office. Doing so in advance

for pre-arranged absences will help your child to keep from falling behind with their assignments.

Lancer Wars

Friday, May 19

Let the games begin . . . .

Last Student Day

Thursday, May 25th

Have a safe and fun summer . . . . . . Classes for the 2017-18 school year begin on Wednesday, August 9th

Registration for 2017-18 school year will be on July 26th from 7am-7pm

http://www.treering.com

http://www.treering.com

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HS Choir Awards Tuesday, May 9

7:00 p.m. in the cafeteria

HS Band Awards Wednesday, May 10

7:00 p.m. in the cafeteria

HS Music Awards

JUNIOR HIGH End-of-the-Year Dance & Party

Friday, May 19, 2017 ADMISSION FREE!!!!

FREE snacks & drinks!!

1:00-3:10

Your Choice:

Dance-including Karaoke

Games-including board, video, & outside (think recess)

Movie-“Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them”

Parental help is needed to help supervise (including the dance, game area, movie area,

concession area). Also need food/snack donations including sweets, salty (chips,

etc.), fruits, or veggies. Please contact Mrs. Lymburner if you are available to help with

donations or supervision (indicate which area you would like to help in) @

[email protected] or 784-3151, ext 3029.

FromtheCafeteria:

AttheMarch13SchoolBoardmee2ng,mealpriceswereraisedby10centsforlunchinbothbuildings.ThatmeanstheNEWpriceswillbeElementaryLunch$2.20andJr-SrHighLunchwillbe$2.50.AdultLunchisgoingup10centsto$3.45.Breakfastwillremainthesameat$1.60forstudentsand$2.35foradultsforbothbuildings.

Thisiseffec2vethefirstdayofschool,August9,2017.Besuretostopbyregistra2ontocheckbalances,makedepositsorseekfinancialaid.

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mailto:[email protected]

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Mr. Melton’s Art Classes


3-D CLASSES For the Ceramics class, students have been making projects to give to their mothers for Mother’s Day. Students looked online for ideas and made drawings of what they wanted to create. I hope all of the ceramics class kids’ mothers get their gifts! In the Sculpture class, students are making abstract plaster sculptures. Students learned about the art of Henry Moore, looked at his work online, drew a sketch of the sculpture they wished to create and then created a sculpture like something he did. All work will be painted and have a protective coat applied to them. Projects will be on display in the library.

JUNIOR HIGH The 7th and 8th grade art classes drew portraits of famous Americans. Students had the option to pick from a list of famous Americans that included businessmen, frontiersmen, entertainers, presidents, and many more. Drawings were done with pencil and had to incorporate dark, light and middle values in their work. Students were encouraged to mix and blend to make their images look more lifelike and real. Each figure had to be drawn to scale and be drawn to look as close as possible as the original. Students had to write an essay about their famous American to be read to the class and then displayed in the library with their matted drawing. We also read and learned about their historical importance in American history.

2-D CLASSES The drawing students drew portraits of Native Americans. Each drawing student signed up to draw a Native America and found a picture online to draw. Drawings were done in just pencil and had to have a variety of values to show form and make their portraits look realistic as possible. Students also had to do research and write an essay on their Native American and present it to the class. Drawings turned out great and are on display in the library with their essays.

Painting students got to paint canvas panels in class. Each student received a canvas panel and had to come up with an idea to paint. Students had the choice of using acrylic, oil or tempera paint.

Various students also had a chance to paint a wooden cutout fish to be decorated up and displayed in and around Lakeville. The wooden fish have and are really turning out great. The kids are pretty proud. We hope to do many more.

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Mr. Melton’s Art Classes


Artist Showcase

Art students painted fish for the town of Lakeville to display in locate store front windows.

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Mrs. Czarnecki’s Classes


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Mrs. Czarnecki’s Classes


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Mr. Dennie’s Gov’t Class


Senior Government field trip to Indianapolis State House

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Vocal Music Department


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Vocal Music Department


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Club Information


Junior High Social Studies Quiz Bowl

The above pictured students (Abby Kurdys, Sarah Whippo, Callie Pennington, James Bettcher, & Nathan Watts) were this years Junior High Social Studies Quiz Bowl Team. The topic was the French Revolution, that included the Napoleonic era and King Louis XVI. They competed at Wawasee Middle School sectional and placed 1st in our division. They placed 10th out of 54 schools statewide. Congratulations to the team and to Mr. Dennie as their coach.

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Cafeteria Menu


Cereal/Milk Fruit/Juice

Breakfast Bar OR

Steak & Egg Burrito Fruit/Juice

Milk


Muffin OR

Biscuit & Gravy Fruit/Juice

Milk


Dunkin Stix OR

Apple Frudel Icing Dip

Fruit/Juice Milk


Pop Tart OR

Blueberry Wrap Syrup

Fruit/Juice Milk


Breakfast Bar OR

French Toast Sticks Syrup

Fruit/Juice Milk


Pop Tart OR

Dutch Waffle Fruit/Juice

Milk


Muffin OR

Cheese Omelet Muffin

Fruit/Juice Milk


Chocolate Donuts OR

Mini Pancakes Syrup

Fruit/Juice Milk


Breakfast Bar OR

Egg Cheese Sausage Sandwich

Fruit/Juice Milk


Pop Tart OR

Cherry Frudel Icing Dip

Fruit/Juice Milk


Muffin OR

Breakfast Pizza Fruit/Juice

Milk


Breakfast Bar OR

French Toast Sticks Syrup

Fruit/Juice Milk

HAPPY

MEMORIAL DAY!


Pop Tart OR

Cheese Omelet Pop Tart

Fruit/Juice Milk


Muffin OR

Cook’s Choice Fruit/Juice

Milk


Assortment OR

Cook’s choice Fruit/Juice

Milk


Breakfast Bar OR

LaGriddle Fruit/Juice

Milk


Pop Tart OR

Apple Cinnamon French Toast

Fruit/Juice Milk

Cereal/Milk Fruit/Juice Donut Hole

OR Eggstravaganza

Donut Hole Fruit/Juice

Milk


Muffin OR

Maple Wrap Syrup

Fruit/Juice Milk

LV Jr-Sr High Breakfast

News Breakfast Prices: Full Pay $1.60 Reduced $.30 Adult $2.35 You must have a fruit or juice on your tray. FREE breakfast and lunch June 5-23! Breakfast 6:45-7:15 AM Lunch 11:30-12:00 PM We are an open site and anyone 18 and younger can eat for free! *menu subject to change

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Cafeteria Menu


Caesar Grilled Chicken On Pretzel Bun

Fresh Veggies/Dips Ranch Doritos

Applesauce Milk

Soft Shell Tacos Refried Beans

Corn Tostitos/Salsa

Pineapple Milk

Lancer Basket! Chicken Tenders

Fries/Country Gravy Green Beans Garlic Toast

Pears Milk

Chicken Ranch Wrap Corn on Cob

California Blend Sun Chips

Mandarin Oranges Milk

Ravioli Broccoli Carrots

Bosco Stick Peaches

Milk

Breakfast for Lunch! Eggstravaganza

Sausage Patty Hash Brown

Apple Frudel Mandarin Oranges

Milk

Roasted Chicken Mashed/Gravy

Broccoli Roll/Butter Pineapple

Milk

Turkey/Bacon Club Fresh Veggies/Dip

Cheetos Applesauce

Milk

Popcorn Chicken Salad Assorted Toppings Strawberry Yogurt

Blueberry Muffin Fresh Grapes

Milk

Pizza Carrots

Italian Green Beans Baked Cookie

Peaches Milk

Cheese Burger Fries

Baked Beans Baked Cookie

Pears Milk

Pasta/Meat Sauce Broccoli Carrots

Garlic Bread Peaches

Milk

HAPPY

MEMORIAL DAY!

Pork Tenderloin Vegetable

Chips Fruit Milk

Nuggets/Tenders Vegetable

Chips Fruit Milk

Pizza Vegetable

Cookie Fruit Milk

Lancer Bowl! Popcorn Chicken

Mashed/Gravy Corn/Cheese

Roll/Butter Mandarin Oranges

Milk

Calzone Side salad

Carrots RK Mini Treat

Peaches Milk

Mandarin Orange Chicken Asian Slaw

Broccoli Egg Roll

Fortune Cookie Pineapple

Milk

Hot Ham/Cheese Croissant Fresh Veggies/Dip

Chips Fresh Watermelon

Milk

LV Jr-Sr High Lunch News

Lunch Prices: Full Pay $2.40 Reduced $.40 Adult $3.35 Fresh Fruit Basket is offered every day! Free breakfast and lunch June 5-23! Breakfast 6:45-7:15 AM Lunch 11:30-12:00 PM We are an open site and anyone 18 and younger can eat for free! *menu subject to change *PBJ can be a main dish substitute


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Cafeteria Menu


Salad Bar Assorted Toppings

½ Bagel/Cream Cheese Cheez-its

Fruit Milk

Chicken Caesar Wrap Fresh Veggies/Dip

Chips Fruit Milk


Roll/Butter Sugar Cookie

Fruit Milk

Turkey/Co-Jack Sandwich Fresh Veggies/Dip

Chips Fruit Milk


Muffin Goldfish Crackers

Fruit Milk


Roll/Butter Garlic Bread

Fruit Milk

Egg Salad Wrap Fresh Veggies/Dip

Chips Fruit Milk


Bosco Stick ½ Bagel/Cream Cheese

Fruit Milk

Chicken Salad Croissant Fresh Veggies/Dip

Chips Fresh Grapes

Milk


Muffin Sugar Cookie

Fruit Milk


Corn Muffin Cheez-its

Fruit Milk

Salad Bar Assorted Toppings Goldfish Crackers

Garlic Bread Fruit Milk

HAPPY

MEMORIALDAY!

Sandwich Day

Cook’s Choice

Salad Bar

Cook’s Choice

Last Day!

Cook’s Choice

BBQ Chicken Sliders Fresh Veggies/Dip

Chips Fruit Milk


Roll/Butter Sugar Cookie

Fruit Milk

BLT Sandwich Fresh Veggies/Dip

Chips Fruit Milk


½ Bagel/Cream Cheese Muffin

Fruit Milk

LV Corner Cafe

News Lunch Prices: Full Pay $2.40 Reduced $.40 Adult $3.35 Fresh Fruit Basket is offered every day! FREE breakfast and lunch June 5-23! Breakfast 6:45-7:15 AM Lunch 11:30-12:00 PM We are an open site and anyone 18 and younger can eat for free! *menu subject to change


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Special Events


LaVille Cheerleading Clinic

WHO: Any Girl in Grades PreK-8 WHEN: Tuesday, May 23rd TIME: After School 3:30-5:00 pm WHERE: LaVille Elementary School Gym COST: $12 The LaVille High School varsity cheerleading squad will teach jumps, motions, a chant, a cheer, and a short dance to all girls that attend! Please return form And $12 Fee NO LATER THAN FRI, May 19th at either high school or elementary office. Thanks! Name: ___________________________________________ Grade:_____ Parent/Guardian Name: __________________________________________ Address: _______________________________________________________ Email: ________________________________________________ Cell Phone Number: ______________________________________________ Elementary Teacher (if in elementary school): ___________

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Special Events


Take part in our Cornhole Tournament and Shoot Out

competition!

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Special Events


SPONSORSHIPS

Event Sponsor $425 1 foursome entry in outing Hole sponsor Name in the athletic program 5 event admission punch card 1/4 page program ad

Hole Sponsor $125 Name on sign at the assigned hole Company logo on registration site

Sponsorship page Name listed in the event program

11th Annual Golf Outing SAT August 5

2017

Woodbury Golf Course

(Formerly Plymouth Rock)

12641 7B Road

Plymouth, IN 46563

……….

$65 Per Player

Foursome $260

CHECK-IN starts at 7am SHOTGUN START at 8am DINNER & AWARDS at 2pm

Maximum of 36 Teams Deadline to sign-up: July 22, 2017

REGISTRATION: Online at www. http://birdeasepro.com/BigBlue2017 or contact Kristy Miller (574) 276-8066

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Special Events


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LaVille Jr Parent Newsletter - Amazon Web Services...10 cents for lunch in both buildings. That means the NEW prices will be Elementary Lunch $2.20 and Jr-Sr High Lunch will be $2.50