CONGRATULATIONS TO THE HOSA TEAM for their efforts at the State Competitions
in Wisconsin Dells. This year Ladysmith High School had two State Champions and 3 second place winners. All five students have qualified for the National HOSA Competition in Orlando, Florida on June 23-26. These students are: Emily Nelson-Knowledge Test in Pharmacology, 1st place; Lauren Neisinger-Nursing Assisting, 1st place; and Rachel Helgeson, Melissa Nelson and Will Haasl-Health Education, 2nd place. Great job to all!
Wednesday, April 28, 2010
Daily Announcements
ANNOUNCEMENTS – WEDNESDAY, APRIL 28
THE JUNIOR CLASS PROM will be held on Saturday, May 15, from 8-midnight in the high school gym. This year's theme is Once Upon a Time. Tickets are $15 each and can be purchased in the office before school and during lunch starting Monday, May 3. Pictures will be taken by Connie Thompson. Anyone bringing a non-LHS guest must sign him/her up in the library by Wednesday, May 5, at 3:30.
SUMMER SCHOOL APPLICATIONS, including Environmental Challenge and Drivers Education applications, are available in Student Services. Applications are due May 7th.
AP EXAM PAYMENT: Juniors and seniors who have signed up to take an AP Exam in May need to pay the fee for the test by this Friday, April 30. If the payment is not received you will not be able to test and you will still owe $15.
THE MOVIE MAKING PROCESS WORKSHOP ; Script Writing Filming and Editing is Saturday, May 8th at LHS. Whether you have a curiosity in the process of making a movie, an interest in making home videos, a desire to engage in the community, or just want a fun and educational experience this workshop is for you. Registration forms are available in Student Services.
AN ADMISSIONS COUNSELOR FROM CHIPPEWA VALLEY TECHNICAL COLLEGE will be here on Tuesday, May 4 at 9:30 am to meet with students who have an interest in attending technical college. If you want to learn more about Chippewa Valley Technical College and its programs, sign up in Student Services to meet with the admissions counselor on Tuesday, May 4.
SUMMER CAMP OPPORTUNITIES AT MARION COLLEGE IN FOND DU LAC this summer include Business Camp, June 20-24 and Criminal Justice Camp, June 21-23. The Business Camp introduces you to the challenges of being successful in the business world; from team-building and group activities, to a simulation of running your own $40 million company. The Criminal Justice Camp participants will discover and practice a variety of techniques from surveillance and hostage situations to crime scene investigation. Registration deadline is May 20. Camp information and registration forms are available in Student Services.
ANY GIRLS WANTING TO PLAY IN THE VOLLEYBALL LEAGUE THIS SUMMER should contact Coach Peggar and pay the $10.00 fee by Thurs. April 29th. You do not have to be on the high school team in order to participate. All high school girls are welcomed and encouraged to come out and join the fun!! See Coach Peggar for more details.
FOOTBALL MEETING: There is a meeting in the auditorium today during the activity period for students interested in playing football in the fall.
GIRLS GOLF MEETING: There will be Girl’s Golf informational meeting during activity period today in the 400 computer lab next to Mr. Frank’s room. This is for girls interested in joining the golf team next year. We will see you then.
CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL 2010 HOSA COMPETETORS who participated in competitions in Wisconsin Dells. This year Ladysmith High School has five students who have qualified for national competition held in Orlando, Florida June 23-26. They are: Emily Nelson-Knowledge Test in Pharmacology, 1st place; Lauren Neisinger-Nursing Assisting, 1st place; and Rachel Helgeson, Melissa Nelson and Will Haasl-Health Education, 2nd place. Great job to all!
MAKE IT A GREAT DAY!
THE JUNIOR CLASS PROM will be held on Saturday, May 15, from 8-midnight in the high school gym. This year's theme is Once Upon a Time. Tickets are $15 each and can be purchased in the office before school and during lunch starting Monday, May 3. Pictures will be taken by Connie Thompson. Anyone bringing a non-LHS guest must sign him/her up in the library by Wednesday, May 5, at 3:30.
SUMMER SCHOOL APPLICATIONS, including Environmental Challenge and Drivers Education applications, are available in Student Services. Applications are due May 7th.
AP EXAM PAYMENT: Juniors and seniors who have signed up to take an AP Exam in May need to pay the fee for the test by this Friday, April 30. If the payment is not received you will not be able to test and you will still owe $15.
THE MOVIE MAKING PROCESS WORKSHOP ; Script Writing Filming and Editing is Saturday, May 8th at LHS. Whether you have a curiosity in the process of making a movie, an interest in making home videos, a desire to engage in the community, or just want a fun and educational experience this workshop is for you. Registration forms are available in Student Services.
AN ADMISSIONS COUNSELOR FROM CHIPPEWA VALLEY TECHNICAL COLLEGE will be here on Tuesday, May 4 at 9:30 am to meet with students who have an interest in attending technical college. If you want to learn more about Chippewa Valley Technical College and its programs, sign up in Student Services to meet with the admissions counselor on Tuesday, May 4.
SUMMER CAMP OPPORTUNITIES AT MARION COLLEGE IN FOND DU LAC this summer include Business Camp, June 20-24 and Criminal Justice Camp, June 21-23. The Business Camp introduces you to the challenges of being successful in the business world; from team-building and group activities, to a simulation of running your own $40 million company. The Criminal Justice Camp participants will discover and practice a variety of techniques from surveillance and hostage situations to crime scene investigation. Registration deadline is May 20. Camp information and registration forms are available in Student Services.
ANY GIRLS WANTING TO PLAY IN THE VOLLEYBALL LEAGUE THIS SUMMER should contact Coach Peggar and pay the $10.00 fee by Thurs. April 29th. You do not have to be on the high school team in order to participate. All high school girls are welcomed and encouraged to come out and join the fun!! See Coach Peggar for more details.
FOOTBALL MEETING: There is a meeting in the auditorium today during the activity period for students interested in playing football in the fall.
GIRLS GOLF MEETING: There will be Girl’s Golf informational meeting during activity period today in the 400 computer lab next to Mr. Frank’s room. This is for girls interested in joining the golf team next year. We will see you then.
CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL 2010 HOSA COMPETETORS who participated in competitions in Wisconsin Dells. This year Ladysmith High School has five students who have qualified for national competition held in Orlando, Florida June 23-26. They are: Emily Nelson-Knowledge Test in Pharmacology, 1st place; Lauren Neisinger-Nursing Assisting, 1st place; and Rachel Helgeson, Melissa Nelson and Will Haasl-Health Education, 2nd place. Great job to all!
MAKE IT A GREAT DAY!
Tuesday, April 27, 2010
Daily Announcements
ANNOUNCEMENTS – TUESDAY, APRIL 27
THE JUNIOR CLASS PROM will be held on Saturday, May 15, from 8-midnight in the high school gym. This year's theme is Once Upon a Time. Tickets are $15 each and can be purchased in the office before school and during lunch starting Monday, May 3. Pictures will be taken by Connie Thompson. Anyone bringing a non-LHS guest must sign him/her up in the office by Wednesday, May 5, at 3:30.
SUMMER SCHOOL APPLICATIONS, including Environmental Challenge and Drivers Education applications, are available in Student Services. Applications are due May 7th .
ANY JUNIOR GIRL INTERESTED IN BEING A QUEEN CANDIDATE FOR THE 2010 NORTHLAND MARDI GRAS needs to sign-up in the library by the end of today.
AP EXAM PAYMENT: Juniors and seniors who have signed up to take an AP Exam in May need to pay the fee for the test by Friday, April 30. If the payment is not received you will not be able to test and you will still owe $15.
THE MOVIE MAKING PROCESS WORKSHOP ; Script Writing Filming and Editing is Saturday, May 8th at LHS. Whether you have a curiosity in the process of making a movie, an interest in making home videos, a desire to engage in the community, or just want a fun and educational experience this workshop is for you. Registration forms are available in Student Services.
AN ADMISSIONS COUNSELOR FROM CHIPPEWA VALLEY TECHNICAL COLLEGE will be here on Tuesday, May 4 at 9:30 am to meet with students who have an interest in attending technical college. If you want to learn more about Chippewa Valley Technical College and its programs, sign up in Student Services to meet with the admissions counselor on Tuesday, May 4.
SUMMER CAMP OPPORTUNITIES AT MARION COLLEGE IN FOND DU LAC this summer include Business Camp, June 20-24 and Criminal Justice Camp, June 21-23. The Business Camp introduces you to the challenges of being successful in the business world; from team-building and group activities, to a simulation of running your own $40 million company. The Criminal Justice Camp participants will discover and practice a variety of techniques from surveillance and hostage situations to crime scene investigation. Registration deadline is May 20. Camp information and registration forms are available in Student Services.
ANY GIRLS WANTING TO PLAY IN THE VOLLEYBALL LEAGUE THIS SUMMER should contact Coach Peggar and pay the $10.00 fee by Thurs. April 29th. You do not have to be on the high school team in order to participate. All high school girls are welcomed and encouraged to come out and join the fun!! See Coach Peggar for more details.
FOOTBALL MEETING: There is a meeting in the auditorium Wednesday during the activity period for students interested in playing football in the fall.
GIRL'S VOLLEYBALL OPEN GYM is held each Sunday evening from 4 to 6 pm at the elementary school. Any girl's interested in playing volleyball are welcome. You do NOT have to be on a high school team in order to participate. Come and join the fun!
MAKE IT A GREAT DAY!
THE JUNIOR CLASS PROM will be held on Saturday, May 15, from 8-midnight in the high school gym. This year's theme is Once Upon a Time. Tickets are $15 each and can be purchased in the office before school and during lunch starting Monday, May 3. Pictures will be taken by Connie Thompson. Anyone bringing a non-LHS guest must sign him/her up in the office by Wednesday, May 5, at 3:30.
SUMMER SCHOOL APPLICATIONS, including Environmental Challenge and Drivers Education applications, are available in Student Services. Applications are due May 7th .
ANY JUNIOR GIRL INTERESTED IN BEING A QUEEN CANDIDATE FOR THE 2010 NORTHLAND MARDI GRAS needs to sign-up in the library by the end of today.
AP EXAM PAYMENT: Juniors and seniors who have signed up to take an AP Exam in May need to pay the fee for the test by Friday, April 30. If the payment is not received you will not be able to test and you will still owe $15.
THE MOVIE MAKING PROCESS WORKSHOP ; Script Writing Filming and Editing is Saturday, May 8th at LHS. Whether you have a curiosity in the process of making a movie, an interest in making home videos, a desire to engage in the community, or just want a fun and educational experience this workshop is for you. Registration forms are available in Student Services.
AN ADMISSIONS COUNSELOR FROM CHIPPEWA VALLEY TECHNICAL COLLEGE will be here on Tuesday, May 4 at 9:30 am to meet with students who have an interest in attending technical college. If you want to learn more about Chippewa Valley Technical College and its programs, sign up in Student Services to meet with the admissions counselor on Tuesday, May 4.
SUMMER CAMP OPPORTUNITIES AT MARION COLLEGE IN FOND DU LAC this summer include Business Camp, June 20-24 and Criminal Justice Camp, June 21-23. The Business Camp introduces you to the challenges of being successful in the business world; from team-building and group activities, to a simulation of running your own $40 million company. The Criminal Justice Camp participants will discover and practice a variety of techniques from surveillance and hostage situations to crime scene investigation. Registration deadline is May 20. Camp information and registration forms are available in Student Services.
ANY GIRLS WANTING TO PLAY IN THE VOLLEYBALL LEAGUE THIS SUMMER should contact Coach Peggar and pay the $10.00 fee by Thurs. April 29th. You do not have to be on the high school team in order to participate. All high school girls are welcomed and encouraged to come out and join the fun!! See Coach Peggar for more details.
FOOTBALL MEETING: There is a meeting in the auditorium Wednesday during the activity period for students interested in playing football in the fall.
GIRL'S VOLLEYBALL OPEN GYM is held each Sunday evening from 4 to 6 pm at the elementary school. Any girl's interested in playing volleyball are welcome. You do NOT have to be on a high school team in order to participate. Come and join the fun!
MAKE IT A GREAT DAY!
Monday, April 26, 2010
Daily Announcements
ANNOUNCEMENTS – MONDAY, APRIL 26
CAREER VALLEY: LHS juniors have the opportunity to attend Career Valley in Eau Claire on Thursday, May 6. This event brings many business and post-secondary education exhibits to one location. Sign up in Student Services by April 29.
SUMMER SCHOOL APPLICATIONS, including Environmental Challenge and Drivers Education applications, are available in Student Services. Applications are due May 7th .
ANY JUNIOR GIRL INTERESTED IN BEING A QUEEN CANDIDATE FOR THE 2010 NORTHLAND MARDI GRAS needs to sign-up in the library by tomorrow, April 27. The Ladysmith Jaycees are looking for 3 junior girls with one alternate to represent our school in this year’s Queen Coronation.
AP EXAM PAYMENT: Juniors and seniors who have signed up to take an AP Exam in May need to pay the fee for the test by Friday, April 30. If the payment is not received you will not be able to test and you will still owe $15.
THE MOVIE MAKING PROCESS WORKSHOP: Script Writing Filming and Editing is Saturday, May 8th at LHS. Whether you have a curiosity in the process of making a movie, an interest in making home videos, a desire to engage in the community, or just want a fun and educational experience this workshop is for you. Registration forms are available in Student Services.
ANY GIRLS WANTING TO PLAY IN THE VOLLEYBALL LEAGUE THIS SUMMER should contact Coach Peggar and pay the $10.00 fee by Thursday, April 29th. You do not have to be on the high school team in order to participate. All high school girls are welcomed and encouraged to come out and join the fun!! See Coach Peggar for more details.
GIRL'S VOLLEYBALL OPEN GYM is held each Sunday evening from 4 to 6 pm at the elementary school. Any girl's interested in playing volleyball are welcome. You do NOT have to be on a high school team in order to participate. Come and join the fun!
MAKE IT A GREAT DAY!
CAREER VALLEY: LHS juniors have the opportunity to attend Career Valley in Eau Claire on Thursday, May 6. This event brings many business and post-secondary education exhibits to one location. Sign up in Student Services by April 29.
SUMMER SCHOOL APPLICATIONS, including Environmental Challenge and Drivers Education applications, are available in Student Services. Applications are due May 7th .
ANY JUNIOR GIRL INTERESTED IN BEING A QUEEN CANDIDATE FOR THE 2010 NORTHLAND MARDI GRAS needs to sign-up in the library by tomorrow, April 27. The Ladysmith Jaycees are looking for 3 junior girls with one alternate to represent our school in this year’s Queen Coronation.
AP EXAM PAYMENT: Juniors and seniors who have signed up to take an AP Exam in May need to pay the fee for the test by Friday, April 30. If the payment is not received you will not be able to test and you will still owe $15.
THE MOVIE MAKING PROCESS WORKSHOP: Script Writing Filming and Editing is Saturday, May 8th at LHS. Whether you have a curiosity in the process of making a movie, an interest in making home videos, a desire to engage in the community, or just want a fun and educational experience this workshop is for you. Registration forms are available in Student Services.
ANY GIRLS WANTING TO PLAY IN THE VOLLEYBALL LEAGUE THIS SUMMER should contact Coach Peggar and pay the $10.00 fee by Thursday, April 29th. You do not have to be on the high school team in order to participate. All high school girls are welcomed and encouraged to come out and join the fun!! See Coach Peggar for more details.
GIRL'S VOLLEYBALL OPEN GYM is held each Sunday evening from 4 to 6 pm at the elementary school. Any girl's interested in playing volleyball are welcome. You do NOT have to be on a high school team in order to participate. Come and join the fun!
MAKE IT A GREAT DAY!
Friday, April 23, 2010
Daily Announcements
ANNOUNCEMENTS – FRIDAY, APRIL 23
CAREER VALLEY: LHS juniors have the opportunity to attend Career Valley in Eau Claire on Thursday, May 6. This event brings many business and post-secondary education exhibits to one location. Sign up in Student Services by April 29.
SUMMER SCHOOL APPLICATIONS, including Environmental Challenge and Drivers Education applications, are available in Student Services. Applications are due May 7th .
ANY JUNIOR GIRL INTERESTED IN BEING A QUEEN CANDIDATE FOR THE 2010 NORTHLAND MARDI GRAS needs to sign-up in the library by Tuesday, April 27. The Ladysmith Jaycees are looking for 3 junior girls with one alternate to represent our school in this year’s Queen Coronation.
AP EXAM PAYMENT: Juniors and seniors who are taking an AP Exam in May need to pay the fee for the test by Friday, April 30. If the payment is not received you will not be able to test and you will still owe $15.
THE MOVIE MAKING PROCESS WORKSHOP ; script writing, filming and editing is Saturday, May 8th at LHS. Whether you have a curiosity in the process of making a movie, an interest in making home videos, a desire to engage in the community, or just want a fun and educational experience this workshop is for you. Registration forms are available in Student Services.
THE BASEBALL DOUBLE HEADER SCHEDULED FOR SATURDAY has been moved to today with a 4:30 start. Softball is still scheduled for Saturday.
2010 PROM COURT: Taylor Gappa, Megan Gorsegner, Katrina Niles, Victoria Ostenso, Megan Rogness, Ryley Closs, Eric Effertz, Ryan Jansen, Todd Sarauer, and Brent Sisko. Congratulations!
GIRL'S VOLLEYBALL OPEN GYM is held each Sunday evening from 4 to 6 pm at the elementary school. Any girl's interested in playing volleyball are welcome. You do NOT have to be on a high school team in order to participate. Come and join the fun!
MAKE IT A GREAT DAY!
CAREER VALLEY: LHS juniors have the opportunity to attend Career Valley in Eau Claire on Thursday, May 6. This event brings many business and post-secondary education exhibits to one location. Sign up in Student Services by April 29.
SUMMER SCHOOL APPLICATIONS, including Environmental Challenge and Drivers Education applications, are available in Student Services. Applications are due May 7th .
ANY JUNIOR GIRL INTERESTED IN BEING A QUEEN CANDIDATE FOR THE 2010 NORTHLAND MARDI GRAS needs to sign-up in the library by Tuesday, April 27. The Ladysmith Jaycees are looking for 3 junior girls with one alternate to represent our school in this year’s Queen Coronation.
AP EXAM PAYMENT: Juniors and seniors who are taking an AP Exam in May need to pay the fee for the test by Friday, April 30. If the payment is not received you will not be able to test and you will still owe $15.
THE MOVIE MAKING PROCESS WORKSHOP ; script writing, filming and editing is Saturday, May 8th at LHS. Whether you have a curiosity in the process of making a movie, an interest in making home videos, a desire to engage in the community, or just want a fun and educational experience this workshop is for you. Registration forms are available in Student Services.
THE BASEBALL DOUBLE HEADER SCHEDULED FOR SATURDAY has been moved to today with a 4:30 start. Softball is still scheduled for Saturday.
2010 PROM COURT: Taylor Gappa, Megan Gorsegner, Katrina Niles, Victoria Ostenso, Megan Rogness, Ryley Closs, Eric Effertz, Ryan Jansen, Todd Sarauer, and Brent Sisko. Congratulations!
GIRL'S VOLLEYBALL OPEN GYM is held each Sunday evening from 4 to 6 pm at the elementary school. Any girl's interested in playing volleyball are welcome. You do NOT have to be on a high school team in order to participate. Come and join the fun!
MAKE IT A GREAT DAY!
Thursday, April 22, 2010
Defending Champs Again
CONGRATULATIONS TO THE LADYSMITH HIGH MILEAGE VEHICLE TEAM for their performance at the UW-Stout competition. The HMV team consists of Doug Wojcik, Nick Wojcik, Adam Stanger, Mike Erickson, Frank Miller, Erica Webster, Ryan Janson, Nick Becker, Keith Rudesil and Justin Franzen. The all new car #52 took driven by Doug Wojcik placed first in the unlimited class running 343.29 mpg. and last year’s car #20 driven by Mike Erickson placed second in the Modified Class running 547.22. State Champs again!
State Competition Results
CONGRATULATIONS TO THE FORENSICS TEAM MEMBERS who had a very successful state competition in Madison on Saturday. The 17 students who performed earned 5 bronze, 3 silver, and 9 gold medals. As always, they represented LHS very well!.
Math Champions
The University of Wisconsin - Superior annual Math Meet was held yesterday Wednesday, April 21, 2010. Fourteen teams from high schools in Wisconsin and Minnesota attended: Ashland, Barnum, Cloquet, Drummond, Grantsburg, Hayward, Ladysmith, Northwestern, Osceola, Superior, Rice Lake, and Webster.
The competition began with a Team Event, in which the eight-member teams collaborate in solving ten problems within 20 minutes. Schools with 500 or more students compete in the large-school division while the other schools form the small-school division.
The winner in the small school division was Ladysmith with a score of 70 (out of 100).
The competition began with a Team Event, in which the eight-member teams collaborate in solving ten problems within 20 minutes. Schools with 500 or more students compete in the large-school division while the other schools form the small-school division.
The winner in the small school division was Ladysmith with a score of 70 (out of 100).
Daily Announcements
ANNOUNCEMENTS – THURSDAY, APRIL 22
CAREER VALLEY: LHS juniors have the opportunity to attend Career Valley in Eau Claire on Thursday, May 6. This event brings many business and post-secondary education exhibits to one location. Sign up in Student Services by April 29.
SUMMER SCHOOL APPLICATIONS, including Environmental Challenge and Drivers Education applications, are available in Student Services. Applications are due May 7th .
ANY JUNIOR GIRL INTERESTED IN BEING A QUEEN CANDIDATE FOR THE 2010 NORTHLAND MARDI GRAS needs to sign-up in the library by Tuesday, April 27. The Ladysmith Jaycees are looking for 3 junior girls with one alternate to represent our school in this year’s Queen Coronation.
HOSA MEMBERS need to turn in their pre-arranged form and code of conduct forms for state competition to Mr. Bunton today.
AP EXAM PAYMENT: Juniors and seniors who are taking an AP Exam in May need to pay the fee for the test by Friday, April 30. If the payment is not received you will not be able to test and you will still owe $15.
THE MOVIE MAKING PROCESS WORKSHOP ; script writing, filming and editing is Saturday, May 8th at LHS. Whether you have a curiosity in the process of making a movie, an interest in making home videos, a desire to engage in the community, or just want a fun and educational experience this workshop is for you. Registration forms are available in Student Services.
JUNIORS: The vote for prom court is today in your first period class. Make sure you receive a ballot from your first period teacher and turn it back into them when you are done voting.
GIRL'S VOLLEYBALL OPEN GYM is held each Sunday evening from 4 to 6 pm at the elementary school. Any girl's interested in playing volleyball are welcome. You do NOT have to be on a high school team in order to participate. Come and join the fun!
MAKE IT A GREAT DAY!
CAREER VALLEY: LHS juniors have the opportunity to attend Career Valley in Eau Claire on Thursday, May 6. This event brings many business and post-secondary education exhibits to one location. Sign up in Student Services by April 29.
SUMMER SCHOOL APPLICATIONS, including Environmental Challenge and Drivers Education applications, are available in Student Services. Applications are due May 7th .
ANY JUNIOR GIRL INTERESTED IN BEING A QUEEN CANDIDATE FOR THE 2010 NORTHLAND MARDI GRAS needs to sign-up in the library by Tuesday, April 27. The Ladysmith Jaycees are looking for 3 junior girls with one alternate to represent our school in this year’s Queen Coronation.
HOSA MEMBERS need to turn in their pre-arranged form and code of conduct forms for state competition to Mr. Bunton today.
AP EXAM PAYMENT: Juniors and seniors who are taking an AP Exam in May need to pay the fee for the test by Friday, April 30. If the payment is not received you will not be able to test and you will still owe $15.
THE MOVIE MAKING PROCESS WORKSHOP ; script writing, filming and editing is Saturday, May 8th at LHS. Whether you have a curiosity in the process of making a movie, an interest in making home videos, a desire to engage in the community, or just want a fun and educational experience this workshop is for you. Registration forms are available in Student Services.
JUNIORS: The vote for prom court is today in your first period class. Make sure you receive a ballot from your first period teacher and turn it back into them when you are done voting.
GIRL'S VOLLEYBALL OPEN GYM is held each Sunday evening from 4 to 6 pm at the elementary school. Any girl's interested in playing volleyball are welcome. You do NOT have to be on a high school team in order to participate. Come and join the fun!
MAKE IT A GREAT DAY!
Wednesday, April 21, 2010
Daily Announcements
ANNOUNCEMENTS – WEDNESDAY, APRIL 21
CAREER VALLEY: LHS juniors will have the opportunity to attend Career Valley as a career exploration experience. This event brings many business and post-secondary education exhibits to one location at the Eau Claire County Exposition Center on Thursday, May 6. Sign up in Student Services by April 29.
SUMMER SCHOOL APPLICATIONS, including Environmental Challenge and Drivers Education applications, are available in Student Services. Applications are due May 7th .
ANY JUNIOR GIRL INTERESTED IN BEING A QUEEN CANDIDATE FOR THE 2010 NORTHLAND MARDI GRAS needs to sign-up in the library by Tuesday, April 27. The Ladysmith Jaycees are looking for 3 junior girls with one alternate to represent our school in this year’s Queen Coronation.
STUDENT COUNCIL is having a Highway Clean-up after school today. Members and anyone else who would like to volunteer, are to meet in the cafeteria at 3:30.
HOSA MEMBERS need to turn in their pre-arranged form and code of conduct forms for state competition to Mr. Bunton by Thursday.
AP EXAM PAYMENT: Juniors and seniors who are taking an AP Exam in May need to pay the fee for the test by Friday, April 30. If the payment is not received you will not be able to test and you will still owe $15.
THE MOVIE MAKING PROCESS WORKSHOP ; script writing, filming and editing is Saturday, May 8th at LHS. Whether you have a curiosity in the process of making a movie, an interest in making home videos, a desire to engage in the community, or just want a fun and educational experience this workshop is for you. Registration forms are available in Student Services.
JUNIORS: The vote for prom court will be on Thursday in the cafeteria during lunch. Make sure to stop by the voting table and cast your ballots.
GIRL'S VOLLEYBALL OPEN GYM is held each Sunday evening from 4 to 6 pm at the elementary school. Any girl's interested in playing volleyball are welcome. You do NOT have to be on a high school team in order to participate. Come and join the fun!
MAKE IT A GREAT DAY!
CAREER VALLEY: LHS juniors will have the opportunity to attend Career Valley as a career exploration experience. This event brings many business and post-secondary education exhibits to one location at the Eau Claire County Exposition Center on Thursday, May 6. Sign up in Student Services by April 29.
SUMMER SCHOOL APPLICATIONS, including Environmental Challenge and Drivers Education applications, are available in Student Services. Applications are due May 7th .
ANY JUNIOR GIRL INTERESTED IN BEING A QUEEN CANDIDATE FOR THE 2010 NORTHLAND MARDI GRAS needs to sign-up in the library by Tuesday, April 27. The Ladysmith Jaycees are looking for 3 junior girls with one alternate to represent our school in this year’s Queen Coronation.
STUDENT COUNCIL is having a Highway Clean-up after school today. Members and anyone else who would like to volunteer, are to meet in the cafeteria at 3:30.
HOSA MEMBERS need to turn in their pre-arranged form and code of conduct forms for state competition to Mr. Bunton by Thursday.
AP EXAM PAYMENT: Juniors and seniors who are taking an AP Exam in May need to pay the fee for the test by Friday, April 30. If the payment is not received you will not be able to test and you will still owe $15.
THE MOVIE MAKING PROCESS WORKSHOP ; script writing, filming and editing is Saturday, May 8th at LHS. Whether you have a curiosity in the process of making a movie, an interest in making home videos, a desire to engage in the community, or just want a fun and educational experience this workshop is for you. Registration forms are available in Student Services.
JUNIORS: The vote for prom court will be on Thursday in the cafeteria during lunch. Make sure to stop by the voting table and cast your ballots.
GIRL'S VOLLEYBALL OPEN GYM is held each Sunday evening from 4 to 6 pm at the elementary school. Any girl's interested in playing volleyball are welcome. You do NOT have to be on a high school team in order to participate. Come and join the fun!
MAKE IT A GREAT DAY!
Tuesday, April 20, 2010
Brent Daniels Assembly
Yesterday, LHS students and staff were entertained by recording artist Brent Daniels. Using his keyboard, recording microphone and synthesizer, Brent taught students and staff how music is composed using computers and digital technology for albums, movies, soundtracks, television shows, video games and more in the entertainment industry. Students participated in the program helping Brent create a one-of-a- kind, on the spot sound creation and song composition to the delight of all who witnessed it.
Brent is an avid advocate for education and the role positive decision-making has in the lives of students. He uses his own story and the impact it made in his successful career.
Brent is an avid advocate for education and the role positive decision-making has in the lives of students. He uses his own story and the impact it made in his successful career.
Daily Announcements
ANNOUNCEMENTS – TUESDAY, APRIL 20
CAREER VALLEY: LHS juniors will have the opportunity to attend Career Valley as a career exploration experience. This event brings many business and post-secondary education exhibits to one location at the Eau Claire County Exposition Center on Thursday, May 6. Sign up in Student Services by April 29.
SUMMER SCHOOL APPLICATIONS, including Environmental Challenge and Drivers Education applications, are available in Student Services. Applications are due May 7th .
THE SWIMMING AND DIVING TEAM MEETING is in the cafeteria during lunch today.
ANY JUNIOR GIRL INTERESTED IN BEING A QUEEN CANDIDATE FOR THE 2010 NORTHLAND MARDI GRAS needs to sign-up in the library by Tuesday, April 27. The Ladysmith Jaycees are looking for 3 junior girls with one alternate to represent our school in this year’s Queen Coronation.
STUDENT COUNCIL is having a Highway Clean-up after school on Wednesday. Members and anyone else who would like to volunteer, are to meet in the cafeteria at 3:30.
CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GIRLS TRACK TEAM who finished 3rd out of 10 teams in the Shell Lake Invitational. The girls broke a couple school records last night with Sigrid Stensvold setting a new school pole vault record and a new 300 meter hurdle record. The 4x800 meter relay team of Sigrid Stensvold, Andi Ostenso, Erin Albus, and Tori Ostenso also set a school record. Good job girls.
GIRL'S VOLLEYBALL OPEN GYM is held each Sunday evening from 4 to 6 pm at the elementary school. Any girl's interested in playing volleyball are welcome. You do NOT have to be on a high school team in order to participate. Come and join the fun!
MAKE IT A GREAT DAY!
CAREER VALLEY: LHS juniors will have the opportunity to attend Career Valley as a career exploration experience. This event brings many business and post-secondary education exhibits to one location at the Eau Claire County Exposition Center on Thursday, May 6. Sign up in Student Services by April 29.
SUMMER SCHOOL APPLICATIONS, including Environmental Challenge and Drivers Education applications, are available in Student Services. Applications are due May 7th .
THE SWIMMING AND DIVING TEAM MEETING is in the cafeteria during lunch today.
ANY JUNIOR GIRL INTERESTED IN BEING A QUEEN CANDIDATE FOR THE 2010 NORTHLAND MARDI GRAS needs to sign-up in the library by Tuesday, April 27. The Ladysmith Jaycees are looking for 3 junior girls with one alternate to represent our school in this year’s Queen Coronation.
STUDENT COUNCIL is having a Highway Clean-up after school on Wednesday. Members and anyone else who would like to volunteer, are to meet in the cafeteria at 3:30.
CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GIRLS TRACK TEAM who finished 3rd out of 10 teams in the Shell Lake Invitational. The girls broke a couple school records last night with Sigrid Stensvold setting a new school pole vault record and a new 300 meter hurdle record. The 4x800 meter relay team of Sigrid Stensvold, Andi Ostenso, Erin Albus, and Tori Ostenso also set a school record. Good job girls.
GIRL'S VOLLEYBALL OPEN GYM is held each Sunday evening from 4 to 6 pm at the elementary school. Any girl's interested in playing volleyball are welcome. You do NOT have to be on a high school team in order to participate. Come and join the fun!
MAKE IT A GREAT DAY!
Monday, April 19, 2010
Daily Announcements
ANNOUNCEMENTS –MONDAY, APRIL 19
CAREER VALLEY: LHS juniors will have the opportunity to attend Career Valley as a career exploration experience. This event brings many business and post-secondary education exhibits to one location at the Eau Claire County Exposition Center on Thursday, May 6. Sign up in Student Services by April 29.
SUMMER SCHOOL APPLICATIONS, including Environmental Challenge and Drivers Education applications, are available in Student Services. Applications are due May 7th .
THE SWIMMING AND DIVING TEAM MEETING is in the cafeteria during lunch today.
ANY JUNIOR GIRL INTERESTED IN BEING A QUEEN CANDIDATE FOR THE 2010 NORTHLAND MARDI GRAS needs to sign-up in the library by Tuesday, April 27. The Ladysmith Jaycees are looking for 3 junior girls with one alternate to represent our school in this year’s Queen Coronation.
CONGRATULATIONS TO THE FORENSICS TEAM MEMBERS who had a very successful state competition in Madison on Saturday. The 17 students who performed earned 5 bronze, 3 silver, and 9 gold medals. They represented LHS well and should be proud of their efforts. Be sure to congratulate them on these achievements. Also, Forensics shirts are in. You must have your money in to Mrs. Chopp when you get your shirt. Cost is $15.
CONGRATULATIONS TO THE LADYSMITH HIGH MILEAGE VEHICLE TEAM for their performance at the UW-Stout competition. The all new car #52 took first in the unlimited class with a best run of 343 miles per gallon and last year’s car #20 took second place in the modified class running 547 miles per gallon. State Champs again!
JV GOLF PLAYERS going to Cumberland are released at 2:30 today.
GIRL'S VOLLEYBALL OPEN GYM is held each Sunday evening from 4 to 6 pm at the elementary school. Any girl's interested in playing volleyball are welcome. You do NOT have to be on a high school team in order to participate. Come and join the fun!
MAKE IT A GREAT DAY!
CAREER VALLEY: LHS juniors will have the opportunity to attend Career Valley as a career exploration experience. This event brings many business and post-secondary education exhibits to one location at the Eau Claire County Exposition Center on Thursday, May 6. Sign up in Student Services by April 29.
SUMMER SCHOOL APPLICATIONS, including Environmental Challenge and Drivers Education applications, are available in Student Services. Applications are due May 7th .
THE SWIMMING AND DIVING TEAM MEETING is in the cafeteria during lunch today.
ANY JUNIOR GIRL INTERESTED IN BEING A QUEEN CANDIDATE FOR THE 2010 NORTHLAND MARDI GRAS needs to sign-up in the library by Tuesday, April 27. The Ladysmith Jaycees are looking for 3 junior girls with one alternate to represent our school in this year’s Queen Coronation.
CONGRATULATIONS TO THE FORENSICS TEAM MEMBERS who had a very successful state competition in Madison on Saturday. The 17 students who performed earned 5 bronze, 3 silver, and 9 gold medals. They represented LHS well and should be proud of their efforts. Be sure to congratulate them on these achievements. Also, Forensics shirts are in. You must have your money in to Mrs. Chopp when you get your shirt. Cost is $15.
CONGRATULATIONS TO THE LADYSMITH HIGH MILEAGE VEHICLE TEAM for their performance at the UW-Stout competition. The all new car #52 took first in the unlimited class with a best run of 343 miles per gallon and last year’s car #20 took second place in the modified class running 547 miles per gallon. State Champs again!
JV GOLF PLAYERS going to Cumberland are released at 2:30 today.
GIRL'S VOLLEYBALL OPEN GYM is held each Sunday evening from 4 to 6 pm at the elementary school. Any girl's interested in playing volleyball are welcome. You do NOT have to be on a high school team in order to participate. Come and join the fun!
MAKE IT A GREAT DAY!
Friday, April 16, 2010
Forensics Assembly & Haircuts!
Yesterday, LHS students and staff were entertained with several Forensic presentations by some of our state bound Forensic Team. Humorous and dramatic vignettes were well received by the crowd.
Following the Forensic Team performances, members of the Junior Prom reported that their $600.00 fund raising goal had been reached. Consequently, Mr. Keeble and Mr. Schueller had to have their heads shaved. After, receiving their short haircuts, Mr. Novakofski had his bushy, long handled mustache shaved off! All three staff members were great sports and freely gave up their hair for a good cause.
Following the Forensic Team performances, members of the Junior Prom reported that their $600.00 fund raising goal had been reached. Consequently, Mr. Keeble and Mr. Schueller had to have their heads shaved. After, receiving their short haircuts, Mr. Novakofski had his bushy, long handled mustache shaved off! All three staff members were great sports and freely gave up their hair for a good cause.
Daily Announcements
ANNOUNCEMENTS – FRIDAY, APRIL 16
TREES FOR TOMORROW NATURAL RESOURCES CAREERS WORKSHOP : Are you wondering if a career in the outdoors is for you? Want to earn a college credit? The Trees for Tomorrow Natural Resources Careers Workshop shows you where and how to get the practical education and training you need to become a forester, botanist, conservation officer, wildlife biologist, outdoor recreation manager, water resource specialist, fisheries manager or other natural resource professional! Follow your passion and explore a career in the outdoors at the Trees for Tomorrow Natural Resources Careers Workshop June 21-25. Applications are available in Student Services.
CAREER VALLEY: LHS juniors will have the opportunity to attend Career Valley as a career exploration experience. This event brings many business and post-secondary education exhibits to one location at the Eau Claire County Exposition Center on Thursday, May 6. Sign up in Student Services by April 29.
SUMMER SCHOOL APPLICATIONS, including Environmental Challenge and Drivers Education applications, are available in Student Services. Applications are due May 7th .
SWIMMING AND DIVING TEAM SIGN-UP is in the library. Girls should sign up by April 18. There will be a meeting in the cafeteria during lunch on April 19.
SENIORS: Remember to get one of your baby pictures for the senior slide show to Ashley Zahurones or to Student Services as soon as possible.
ANY JUNIOR GIRL INTERESTED IN BEING A QUEEN CANDIDATE FOR THE 2010 NORTHLAND MARDI GRAS needs to sign-up in the library by Tuesday, April 27. The Ladysmith Jaycees are looking for 3 junior girls with one alternate to represent our school in this year’s Queen Coronation
GIRL'S VOLLEYBALL OPEN GYM is held each Sunday evening from 4 to 6 pm at the elementary school. Any girl's interested in playing volleyball are welcome. You do NOT have to be on a high school team in order to participate. Come and join the fun!
MAKE IT A GREAT DAY!
TREES FOR TOMORROW NATURAL RESOURCES CAREERS WORKSHOP : Are you wondering if a career in the outdoors is for you? Want to earn a college credit? The Trees for Tomorrow Natural Resources Careers Workshop shows you where and how to get the practical education and training you need to become a forester, botanist, conservation officer, wildlife biologist, outdoor recreation manager, water resource specialist, fisheries manager or other natural resource professional! Follow your passion and explore a career in the outdoors at the Trees for Tomorrow Natural Resources Careers Workshop June 21-25. Applications are available in Student Services.
CAREER VALLEY: LHS juniors will have the opportunity to attend Career Valley as a career exploration experience. This event brings many business and post-secondary education exhibits to one location at the Eau Claire County Exposition Center on Thursday, May 6. Sign up in Student Services by April 29.
SUMMER SCHOOL APPLICATIONS, including Environmental Challenge and Drivers Education applications, are available in Student Services. Applications are due May 7th .
SWIMMING AND DIVING TEAM SIGN-UP is in the library. Girls should sign up by April 18. There will be a meeting in the cafeteria during lunch on April 19.
SENIORS: Remember to get one of your baby pictures for the senior slide show to Ashley Zahurones or to Student Services as soon as possible.
ANY JUNIOR GIRL INTERESTED IN BEING A QUEEN CANDIDATE FOR THE 2010 NORTHLAND MARDI GRAS needs to sign-up in the library by Tuesday, April 27. The Ladysmith Jaycees are looking for 3 junior girls with one alternate to represent our school in this year’s Queen Coronation
GIRL'S VOLLEYBALL OPEN GYM is held each Sunday evening from 4 to 6 pm at the elementary school. Any girl's interested in playing volleyball are welcome. You do NOT have to be on a high school team in order to participate. Come and join the fun!
MAKE IT A GREAT DAY!
Thursday, April 15, 2010
Daily Announcements
ANNOUNCEMENTS –THURSDAY, APRIL 15
TREES FOR TOMORROW NATURAL RESOURCES CAREERS WORKSHOP : Are you wondering if a career in the outdoors is for you? Want to earn a college credit? The Trees for Tomorrow Natural Resources Careers Workshop shows you where and how to get the practical education and training you need to become a forester, botanist, conservation officer, wildlife biologist, outdoor recreation manager, water resource specialist, fisheries manager or other natural resource professional! Follow your passion and explore a career in the outdoors at the Trees for Tomorrow Natural Resources Careers Workshop June 21-25. Applications are available in Student Services.
CAREER VALLEY: LHS juniors will have the opportunity to attend Career Valley as a career exploration experience. This event brings many business and post-secondary education exhibits to one location at the Eau Claire County Exposition Center on Thursday, May 6. Sign up in Student Services by April 29.
SUMMER SCHOOL APPLICATIONS, including Environmental Challenge and Drivers Education applications, are available in Student Services. Applications are due May 7th .
SWIMMING AND DIVING TEAM SIGN-UP is in the library. Girls should sign up by April 18. There will be a meeting in the cafeteria during lunch on April 19.
SENIORS: Remember to get one of your baby pictures for the senior slide show to Ashley Zahurones or to Student Services as soon as possible.
HOSA MEETING: There will be a meeting during 5B lunch today for all state HOSA competitors in Mr. Bunton’s room. Pizza will be served.
CONGRATULATIONS TO THE LHS MUSIC STUDENTS who participated in the District Solo & Ensemble Festival this past Saturday. Our musicians took two class B events and 29 Class A events to the festival and received four “2” ratings and 27 “1” ratings, 16 advanced to the State Level Festival which will be held on Saturday, May 1. What a successful day! You should all be very proud of your accomplishments.
GIRL'S VOLLEYBALL OPEN GYM is held each Sunday evening from 4 to 6 pm at the elementary school. Any girl's interested in playing volleyball are welcome. You do NOT have to be on a high school team in order to participate. Come and join the fun!
MAKE IT A GREAT DAY!
TREES FOR TOMORROW NATURAL RESOURCES CAREERS WORKSHOP : Are you wondering if a career in the outdoors is for you? Want to earn a college credit? The Trees for Tomorrow Natural Resources Careers Workshop shows you where and how to get the practical education and training you need to become a forester, botanist, conservation officer, wildlife biologist, outdoor recreation manager, water resource specialist, fisheries manager or other natural resource professional! Follow your passion and explore a career in the outdoors at the Trees for Tomorrow Natural Resources Careers Workshop June 21-25. Applications are available in Student Services.
CAREER VALLEY: LHS juniors will have the opportunity to attend Career Valley as a career exploration experience. This event brings many business and post-secondary education exhibits to one location at the Eau Claire County Exposition Center on Thursday, May 6. Sign up in Student Services by April 29.
SUMMER SCHOOL APPLICATIONS, including Environmental Challenge and Drivers Education applications, are available in Student Services. Applications are due May 7th .
SWIMMING AND DIVING TEAM SIGN-UP is in the library. Girls should sign up by April 18. There will be a meeting in the cafeteria during lunch on April 19.
SENIORS: Remember to get one of your baby pictures for the senior slide show to Ashley Zahurones or to Student Services as soon as possible.
HOSA MEETING: There will be a meeting during 5B lunch today for all state HOSA competitors in Mr. Bunton’s room. Pizza will be served.
CONGRATULATIONS TO THE LHS MUSIC STUDENTS who participated in the District Solo & Ensemble Festival this past Saturday. Our musicians took two class B events and 29 Class A events to the festival and received four “2” ratings and 27 “1” ratings, 16 advanced to the State Level Festival which will be held on Saturday, May 1. What a successful day! You should all be very proud of your accomplishments.
GIRL'S VOLLEYBALL OPEN GYM is held each Sunday evening from 4 to 6 pm at the elementary school. Any girl's interested in playing volleyball are welcome. You do NOT have to be on a high school team in order to participate. Come and join the fun!
MAKE IT A GREAT DAY!
Wednesday, April 14, 2010
Daily Announcements
ANNOUNCEMENTS –WEDNESDAY, APRIL 14
TREES FOR TOMORROW NATURAL RESOURCES CAREERS WORKSHOP : Are you wondering if a career in the outdoors is for you? Want to earn a college credit? The Trees for Tomorrow Natural Resources Careers Workshop shows you where and how to get the practical education and training you need to become a forester, botanist, conservation officer, wildlife biologist, outdoor recreation manager, water resource specialist, fisheries manager or other natural resource professional! Follow your passion and explore a career in the outdoors at the Trees for Tomorrow Natural Resources Careers Workshop June 21-25. Applications are available in Student Services.
CAREER VALLEY: LHS juniors will have the opportunity to attend Career Valley as a career exploration experience. This event brings many business and post-secondary education exhibits to one location at the Eau Claire County Exposition Center on Thursday, May 6. Sign up in Student Services by April 29.
SUMMER SCHOOL APPLICATIONS, including Environmental Challenge and Drivers Education applications, are available in Student Services. Applications are due May 7th .
SWIMMING AND DIVING TEAM SIGN-UP is in the library. Girls should sign up by April 18. There will be a meeting in the cafeteria during lunch on April 19.
SENIORS: Remember to get one of your baby pictures for the senior slide show to Ashley Zahurones or to Student Services as soon as possible.
ART SHOW RESULTS: Congratulations to the following students who were chosen by their peers as winners in this year's Art Show:
Best Drawing: 1st Heather DeWall 2nd Steven Woods 3rd Shelby Kroening
Best Painting or Print: 1st Mariah Armstrong 2nd Craig Schlewitz 3rd Ashley Zahurones
Best Pottery: 1st Chelsea Nolan 2nd Bryce Teschendorf 3rd Chelsea Nolan (again)
Best Sculpture: 1st Craig Schlewitz 2nd Tyler Goin 3rd Kristen Hraban
Best of Show: Tyler Goin for his sculpture of Elvis
Thank you to all who participated. Prizes will be awarded at the Awards Assembly in May.
LIFEGUARDS are reminded to pick up rescue tubes in the health room.
STUDENTS GOING ON THE FIELD TRIP TO EAU CLAIRE today will be dismissed at 8:30 from their first period class.
GIRL'S VOLLEYBALL OPEN GYM is held each Sunday evening from 4 to 6 pm at the elementary school. Any girl's interested in playing volleyball are welcome. You do NOT have to be on a high school team in order to participate. Come and join the fun!
MAKE IT A GREAT DAY!
TREES FOR TOMORROW NATURAL RESOURCES CAREERS WORKSHOP : Are you wondering if a career in the outdoors is for you? Want to earn a college credit? The Trees for Tomorrow Natural Resources Careers Workshop shows you where and how to get the practical education and training you need to become a forester, botanist, conservation officer, wildlife biologist, outdoor recreation manager, water resource specialist, fisheries manager or other natural resource professional! Follow your passion and explore a career in the outdoors at the Trees for Tomorrow Natural Resources Careers Workshop June 21-25. Applications are available in Student Services.
CAREER VALLEY: LHS juniors will have the opportunity to attend Career Valley as a career exploration experience. This event brings many business and post-secondary education exhibits to one location at the Eau Claire County Exposition Center on Thursday, May 6. Sign up in Student Services by April 29.
SUMMER SCHOOL APPLICATIONS, including Environmental Challenge and Drivers Education applications, are available in Student Services. Applications are due May 7th .
SWIMMING AND DIVING TEAM SIGN-UP is in the library. Girls should sign up by April 18. There will be a meeting in the cafeteria during lunch on April 19.
SENIORS: Remember to get one of your baby pictures for the senior slide show to Ashley Zahurones or to Student Services as soon as possible.
ART SHOW RESULTS: Congratulations to the following students who were chosen by their peers as winners in this year's Art Show:
Best Drawing: 1st Heather DeWall 2nd Steven Woods 3rd Shelby Kroening
Best Painting or Print: 1st Mariah Armstrong 2nd Craig Schlewitz 3rd Ashley Zahurones
Best Pottery: 1st Chelsea Nolan 2nd Bryce Teschendorf 3rd Chelsea Nolan (again)
Best Sculpture: 1st Craig Schlewitz 2nd Tyler Goin 3rd Kristen Hraban
Best of Show: Tyler Goin for his sculpture of Elvis
Thank you to all who participated. Prizes will be awarded at the Awards Assembly in May.
LIFEGUARDS are reminded to pick up rescue tubes in the health room.
STUDENTS GOING ON THE FIELD TRIP TO EAU CLAIRE today will be dismissed at 8:30 from their first period class.
GIRL'S VOLLEYBALL OPEN GYM is held each Sunday evening from 4 to 6 pm at the elementary school. Any girl's interested in playing volleyball are welcome. You do NOT have to be on a high school team in order to participate. Come and join the fun!
MAKE IT A GREAT DAY!
Tuesday, April 13, 2010
Daily Announcements
ANNOUNCEMENTS –TUESDAY, APRIL 13
TREES FOR TOMORROW NATURAL RESOURCES CAREERS WORKSHOP : Are you wondering if a career in the outdoors is for you? Want to earn a college credit? The Trees for Tomorrow Natural Resources Careers Workshop shows you where and how to get the practical education and training you need to become a forester, botanist, conservation officer, wildlife biologist, outdoor recreation manager, water resource specialist, fisheries manager or other natural resource professional! Follow your passion and explore a career in the outdoors at the Trees for Tomorrow Natural Resources Careers Workshop June 21-25. Applications are available in Student Services.
JUNIORS MAY SIGN UP to visit with a college representative from WITC today, April 13 at 10:00 a.m. Sign up in Student Services by the end of first hour.
CAREER VALLEY: LHS juniors will have the opportunity to attend Career Valley as a career exploration experience. This event brings many business and post-secondary education exhibits to one location at the Eau Claire County Exposition Center on Thursday, May 6. Sign up in Student Services by April 29.
BINGO : Ladysmith Nursing Home has cancelled bingo for today, April 13! Get well cards for the residents would be appreciated instead.
SWIMMING AND DIVING TEAM SIGN-UP is in the library. Girls should sign up by April 18. There will be a meeting in the cafeteria during lunch on April 19
SENIORS: Remember to get one of your baby pictures for the senior slide show to Ashley Zahurones or to Student Services as soon as possible.
ATTENTION FORENSICS TEAM ! This is the week before State. Don't leave your final practices until the last minute.
Mrs. Chopp needs people to work concessions for the track meet today. Remember that all State competitors are responsible for helping raise funds, so see Mrs. Chopp ASAP if you're available.
THE FORENSICS TEAM WILL BE SPONSORING A HAT & SUNGLASSES DAY tomorrow. For a one dollar donation, you can wear your hat and/or sunglasses to class. Be aware that you may be asked to remove them during class if they are a distraction or a safety concern.
GIRL'S VOLLEYBALL OPEN GYM is held each Sunday evening from 4 to 6 pm at the elementary school. Any girl's interested in playing volleyball are welcome. You do NOT have to be on a high school team in order to participate. Come and join the fun!
MAKE IT A GREAT DAY!
TREES FOR TOMORROW NATURAL RESOURCES CAREERS WORKSHOP : Are you wondering if a career in the outdoors is for you? Want to earn a college credit? The Trees for Tomorrow Natural Resources Careers Workshop shows you where and how to get the practical education and training you need to become a forester, botanist, conservation officer, wildlife biologist, outdoor recreation manager, water resource specialist, fisheries manager or other natural resource professional! Follow your passion and explore a career in the outdoors at the Trees for Tomorrow Natural Resources Careers Workshop June 21-25. Applications are available in Student Services.
JUNIORS MAY SIGN UP to visit with a college representative from WITC today, April 13 at 10:00 a.m. Sign up in Student Services by the end of first hour.
CAREER VALLEY: LHS juniors will have the opportunity to attend Career Valley as a career exploration experience. This event brings many business and post-secondary education exhibits to one location at the Eau Claire County Exposition Center on Thursday, May 6. Sign up in Student Services by April 29.
BINGO : Ladysmith Nursing Home has cancelled bingo for today, April 13! Get well cards for the residents would be appreciated instead.
SWIMMING AND DIVING TEAM SIGN-UP is in the library. Girls should sign up by April 18. There will be a meeting in the cafeteria during lunch on April 19
SENIORS: Remember to get one of your baby pictures for the senior slide show to Ashley Zahurones or to Student Services as soon as possible.
ATTENTION FORENSICS TEAM ! This is the week before State. Don't leave your final practices until the last minute.
Mrs. Chopp needs people to work concessions for the track meet today. Remember that all State competitors are responsible for helping raise funds, so see Mrs. Chopp ASAP if you're available.
THE FORENSICS TEAM WILL BE SPONSORING A HAT & SUNGLASSES DAY tomorrow. For a one dollar donation, you can wear your hat and/or sunglasses to class. Be aware that you may be asked to remove them during class if they are a distraction or a safety concern.
GIRL'S VOLLEYBALL OPEN GYM is held each Sunday evening from 4 to 6 pm at the elementary school. Any girl's interested in playing volleyball are welcome. You do NOT have to be on a high school team in order to participate. Come and join the fun!
MAKE IT A GREAT DAY!
Jazz Band Dinner Concert SOLD OUT!
Last night Ladysmith High School's state bound Jazz Ensemble performed 16 selections before a sold out crowd. Guests were treated to a wonderful performance by soloists and various ensembles while they enjoyed an excellent dinner and dessert. In addition, guests had the chance to take part in silent raffles and win door prizes. Congratulations Mr. Yudes and the LHS Jazz Band as well as the rest of the concert band whose members acted as servers throughout the evening.
Monday, April 12, 2010
Daily Announcements
ANNOUNCEMENTS –MONDAY, APRIL 12
UW SUPERIOR’S SPRING PREVIEW is Saturday, April 17. You’ll get to see the incredible new Yellowjacket Union and can attend the UW-Superior Theatre production of “Morning’s at Seven”. Register online on the university’s web site.
JUNIORS MAY SIGN UP to visit with a college representative from WITC on Tuesday, April 13 at 10:00 a.m. Sign up in Student Services.
CAREER VALLEY: LHS juniors will have the opportunity to attend Career Valley as a career exploration experience. This event brings many business and post-secondary education exhibits to one location at the Eau Claire County Exposition Center on Thursday, May 6. Sign up in Student Services by April 29.
THERE WILL BE A BEAR CLUB MEETING on Tuesday morning at 7:50 in Mr. Bunton’s room – anyone can come and join in on the fun! – Again, there will be a BEAR club meeting on Tuesday morning at 7:50 in Mr. Bunton’s room.
SWIMMING AND DIVING TEAM SIGN-UP sheet is in the library. Girls should sign up by April 18. There will be a meeting in the cafeteria during lunch on April 19
SENIORS: Remember to get one of your baby pictures for the senior slide show to Ashley Zahorones or to Student Services as soon as possible.
HOSA MEMBERS COMPETING AT STATE are asked to stop into Student Services during their study hall or lunch today.
ATTENTION FORENSICS TEAM! This is the week before State. Don't leave your final practices until the last minute.
Mrs. Chopp needs people to work concessions for the track meet tomorrow (Tuesday). Remember that all State competitors are responsible for helping raise funds, so see Mrs. Chopp ASAP if you're available.
THE FORENSICS TEAM WILL BE SPONSORING A HAT & SUNGLASSES DAY on Wednesday. For a one dollar donation, you can wear your hat and/or sunglasses to class. Be aware that you may be asked to remove them during class if they are a distraction.
GIRL'S VOLLEYBALL OPEN GYM is held each Sunday evening from 4 to 6 pm at the elementary school. Any girl's interested in playing volleyball are welcome. You do NOT have to be on a high school team in order to participate. Come and join the fun!
CONGRATULATIONS TO THE JAZZ ENSEMBLE FOR EARNING A TRIP TO THE STATE COMPETITION!
MAKE IT A GREAT DAY!
UW SUPERIOR’S SPRING PREVIEW is Saturday, April 17. You’ll get to see the incredible new Yellowjacket Union and can attend the UW-Superior Theatre production of “Morning’s at Seven”. Register online on the university’s web site.
JUNIORS MAY SIGN UP to visit with a college representative from WITC on Tuesday, April 13 at 10:00 a.m. Sign up in Student Services.
CAREER VALLEY: LHS juniors will have the opportunity to attend Career Valley as a career exploration experience. This event brings many business and post-secondary education exhibits to one location at the Eau Claire County Exposition Center on Thursday, May 6. Sign up in Student Services by April 29.
THERE WILL BE A BEAR CLUB MEETING on Tuesday morning at 7:50 in Mr. Bunton’s room – anyone can come and join in on the fun! – Again, there will be a BEAR club meeting on Tuesday morning at 7:50 in Mr. Bunton’s room.
SWIMMING AND DIVING TEAM SIGN-UP sheet is in the library. Girls should sign up by April 18. There will be a meeting in the cafeteria during lunch on April 19
SENIORS: Remember to get one of your baby pictures for the senior slide show to Ashley Zahorones or to Student Services as soon as possible.
HOSA MEMBERS COMPETING AT STATE are asked to stop into Student Services during their study hall or lunch today.
ATTENTION FORENSICS TEAM! This is the week before State. Don't leave your final practices until the last minute.
Mrs. Chopp needs people to work concessions for the track meet tomorrow (Tuesday). Remember that all State competitors are responsible for helping raise funds, so see Mrs. Chopp ASAP if you're available.
THE FORENSICS TEAM WILL BE SPONSORING A HAT & SUNGLASSES DAY on Wednesday. For a one dollar donation, you can wear your hat and/or sunglasses to class. Be aware that you may be asked to remove them during class if they are a distraction.
GIRL'S VOLLEYBALL OPEN GYM is held each Sunday evening from 4 to 6 pm at the elementary school. Any girl's interested in playing volleyball are welcome. You do NOT have to be on a high school team in order to participate. Come and join the fun!
CONGRATULATIONS TO THE JAZZ ENSEMBLE FOR EARNING A TRIP TO THE STATE COMPETITION!
MAKE IT A GREAT DAY!
Friday, April 9, 2010
State Competitions
The following students will be competing at the State Forensics on Friday and Saturday April 16 & 17.
Rachelle Estabrook
Will Haasl
Cody McCann
Rachel Helgeson
Hayleigh Turner
Brittany Thummel
Emily Nelson
Elijah Freeman
Brittany Hess
Jessica Sisko
Amanda Gustafson
Missy Nelson
Kassie Krell
Logan Krukowski
Cassandra Repinski
Anna Lichwa
Sarah Helgeson
In addition, on April 16 & 17 our defending state champion High MileageVehicle (HMV) team will be competing at University of Wisconsin-Stout. The team consists of Frankie Miller, Doug Wojcik, Nick Wojcik, Adam Stanger, Keith Rudesill, Erica Webster, Nick Becker, Justin Franzen, and Mike Erickson. GOOD LUCK TO ALL OF OUR STATE COMPETITORS!
Rachelle Estabrook
Will Haasl
Cody McCann
Rachel Helgeson
Hayleigh Turner
Brittany Thummel
Emily Nelson
Elijah Freeman
Brittany Hess
Jessica Sisko
Amanda Gustafson
Missy Nelson
Kassie Krell
Logan Krukowski
Cassandra Repinski
Anna Lichwa
Sarah Helgeson
In addition, on April 16 & 17 our defending state champion High MileageVehicle (HMV) team will be competing at University of Wisconsin-Stout. The team consists of Frankie Miller, Doug Wojcik, Nick Wojcik, Adam Stanger, Keith Rudesill, Erica Webster, Nick Becker, Justin Franzen, and Mike Erickson. GOOD LUCK TO ALL OF OUR STATE COMPETITORS!
Sports Calendar
The athletic schedules are now posted on our school homepage under "athletics". The site is at http://www.lhsd.k12.wi.us/lhs/index.shtml. There is a link that will take you to the new site. This site is a live schedule. If there is a change made/cancellation etc., it is automatically updated on this site. You can view schedules by sport or sports by time schedule or calendar view. You can even sign up to get reminded of events or changes in the schedule by email. If you have time, check it out. Most sites will even have a Mapquest for directions by clicking on it. Just remember that the sports schedules can change daily, so if you print out a schedule it could be wrong the next day!!!
Daily Announcements
ANNOUNCEMENTS –FRIDAY, APRIL 9
BINGO: April 13 will be the next opportunity for 6 students to volunteer at the Ladysmith Nursing Home to help with BINGO! School activity pre-arranges can be picked up and returned in RM 330.
UW SUPERIOR’S SPRING PREVIEW is Saturday, April 17. You’ll get to see the incredible new Yellowjacket Union and can attend the UW-Superior Theatre production of “Morning’s at Seven”. Register online on the university’s web site.
JUNIORS MAY SIGN UP to visit with a college representative from WITC on Tuesday, April 13 at 10:00 a.m. Sign up in Student Services.
CAREER VALLEY: LHS juniors will have the opportunity to attend Career Valley as a career exploration experience. This event brings many business and post-secondary education exhibits to one location at the Eau Claire County Exposition Center on Thursday, May 6. Sign up in Student Services by April 29.
MAKE IT A GREAT DAY!
BINGO: April 13 will be the next opportunity for 6 students to volunteer at the Ladysmith Nursing Home to help with BINGO! School activity pre-arranges can be picked up and returned in RM 330.
UW SUPERIOR’S SPRING PREVIEW is Saturday, April 17. You’ll get to see the incredible new Yellowjacket Union and can attend the UW-Superior Theatre production of “Morning’s at Seven”. Register online on the university’s web site.
JUNIORS MAY SIGN UP to visit with a college representative from WITC on Tuesday, April 13 at 10:00 a.m. Sign up in Student Services.
CAREER VALLEY: LHS juniors will have the opportunity to attend Career Valley as a career exploration experience. This event brings many business and post-secondary education exhibits to one location at the Eau Claire County Exposition Center on Thursday, May 6. Sign up in Student Services by April 29.
MAKE IT A GREAT DAY!
Thursday, April 8, 2010
All State Scholar
Senior Branden Zuck has been named a Wisconsin All State Scholar. As such, Brady will receive the Robert C. Byrd Scholarship at an awards banquet in Madison at the Monona Terrace Convention Center on May 2. CONGRATULATIONS BRADY!
Daily Announcements
ANNOUNCEMENTS –THURSDAY, APRIL 8
MATH ACT STUDY SESSION: Math ACT Test Prep is today, during periods 6 & 7. Those students who signed up in Student Services should report to auditorium after period 5. Bring your packet with you.
THE TIME OUT SHELTER is looking for volunteers to work at a dance on April 17 from 5-10 pm. They also need students to make decorations for the dance. The theme is the 50’s & 60’s. This is a great way to acquire community service!
SUMMER DRIVERS EDUCATION : Freshmen who are taking Drivers Education this summer need to sign up in Student Services.
SENIORS : The deadline to sign-up for Class Speaker tryouts and the Class Speaker Selection Committee is today at 3:30 p.m. Sign up in Mr. Bunton’s room.
BINGO: April 13 will be the next opportunity for 6 students to volunteer at the Ladysmith Nursing Home to help with BINGO! School activity pre-arranges can be picked up and returned in RM 330.
UW SUPERIOR’S SPRING PREVIEW is Saturday, April 17. You’ll get to see the incredible new Yellowjacket Union and can attend the UW-Superior Theatre production of “Morning’s at Seven”. Register online on the university’s web site.
JUNIORS MAY SIGN UP to visit with a college representative from WITC on Tuesday, April 13 at 10:00 a.m. Sign up in Student Services.
CAREER VALLEY: LHS juniors will have the opportunity to attend Career Valley as a career exploration experience. This event brings many business and post-secondary education exhibits to one location at the Eau Claire County Exposition Center on Thursday, May 6. Sign up in Student Services by April 29.
MAKE IT A GREAT DAY!
MATH ACT STUDY SESSION: Math ACT Test Prep is today, during periods 6 & 7. Those students who signed up in Student Services should report to auditorium after period 5. Bring your packet with you.
THE TIME OUT SHELTER is looking for volunteers to work at a dance on April 17 from 5-10 pm. They also need students to make decorations for the dance. The theme is the 50’s & 60’s. This is a great way to acquire community service!
SUMMER DRIVERS EDUCATION : Freshmen who are taking Drivers Education this summer need to sign up in Student Services.
SENIORS : The deadline to sign-up for Class Speaker tryouts and the Class Speaker Selection Committee is today at 3:30 p.m. Sign up in Mr. Bunton’s room.
BINGO: April 13 will be the next opportunity for 6 students to volunteer at the Ladysmith Nursing Home to help with BINGO! School activity pre-arranges can be picked up and returned in RM 330.
UW SUPERIOR’S SPRING PREVIEW is Saturday, April 17. You’ll get to see the incredible new Yellowjacket Union and can attend the UW-Superior Theatre production of “Morning’s at Seven”. Register online on the university’s web site.
JUNIORS MAY SIGN UP to visit with a college representative from WITC on Tuesday, April 13 at 10:00 a.m. Sign up in Student Services.
CAREER VALLEY: LHS juniors will have the opportunity to attend Career Valley as a career exploration experience. This event brings many business and post-secondary education exhibits to one location at the Eau Claire County Exposition Center on Thursday, May 6. Sign up in Student Services by April 29.
MAKE IT A GREAT DAY!
Wednesday, April 7, 2010
Daily Announcements
ANNOUNCEMENTS –WEDNESDAY, APRIL 7
WELCOME BACK FROM SPRING BREAK!
MATH ACT STUDY SESSION: Math ACT Test Prep is tomorrow, during periods 6 & 7. Stop in at Student Services to sign up and to pick-up your ACT Test Prep packet. Be sure to bring your packet with you.
THE TIME OUT SHELTER is looking for volunteers to work at a dance on April 17 from 5-10 pm. They also need students to make decorations for the dance. The theme is the 50’s & 60’s. This is a great way to acquire community service!
SUMMER DRIVERS EDUCATION : Freshmen who are taking Drivers Education this summer need to sign up in Student Services.
SENIORS : The deadline to sign-up for Class Speaker tryouts and the Class Speaker Selection Committee is Thursday at 3:30 p.m. Sign up in Mr. Bunton’s room.
MRS. OLSON’S LIFEGUARDING CLASS IS to report to the pool today.
DRESS CODE: With the temperatures going up and the days getting warmer, students are reminded of dress code requirements. Clothing must be appropriately fitting. Clothing must cover the back, shoulders, chest and midriff. Spaghetti straps, tube tops, halter tops, low cut clothing, short shorts, see through items are not permitted. Teachers may remove a student from class, or refer a student to the office for dress code violations. A student may be required to change, wear an over-shirt or sweat pants to remain in school for the remainder of the school day.
BINGO: April 13 will be the next opportunity for 6 students to volunteer at the Ladysmith Nursing Home to help with BINGO! School activity pre-arranges can be picked up and returned in RM 330.
MAKE IT A GREAT DAY!
WELCOME BACK FROM SPRING BREAK!
MATH ACT STUDY SESSION: Math ACT Test Prep is tomorrow, during periods 6 & 7. Stop in at Student Services to sign up and to pick-up your ACT Test Prep packet. Be sure to bring your packet with you.
THE TIME OUT SHELTER is looking for volunteers to work at a dance on April 17 from 5-10 pm. They also need students to make decorations for the dance. The theme is the 50’s & 60’s. This is a great way to acquire community service!
SUMMER DRIVERS EDUCATION : Freshmen who are taking Drivers Education this summer need to sign up in Student Services.
SENIORS : The deadline to sign-up for Class Speaker tryouts and the Class Speaker Selection Committee is Thursday at 3:30 p.m. Sign up in Mr. Bunton’s room.
MRS. OLSON’S LIFEGUARDING CLASS IS to report to the pool today.
DRESS CODE: With the temperatures going up and the days getting warmer, students are reminded of dress code requirements. Clothing must be appropriately fitting. Clothing must cover the back, shoulders, chest and midriff. Spaghetti straps, tube tops, halter tops, low cut clothing, short shorts, see through items are not permitted. Teachers may remove a student from class, or refer a student to the office for dress code violations. A student may be required to change, wear an over-shirt or sweat pants to remain in school for the remainder of the school day.
BINGO: April 13 will be the next opportunity for 6 students to volunteer at the Ladysmith Nursing Home to help with BINGO! School activity pre-arranges can be picked up and returned in RM 330.
MAKE IT A GREAT DAY!
Thursday, April 1, 2010
Daily Announcements
ANNOUNCEMENTS – THURSDAY, APRIL 1
MATH ACT STUDY SESSION: Math ACT Test Prep is Thursday, April 8, during periods 6 & 7. Stop in at Student Services to sign up and to pick-up your ACT Test Prep packet.
JUMP RIVER ELECTRIC is looking for sophomores and juniors to represent Ladysmith High School at the Youth Leadership Congress on July 7-9 at the UW River Falls campus. Challenge yourself with taking part in hands-on workshops aimed at developing leadership skills. If you are interested, you might have the opportunity to serve on the Wisconsin Electric Cooperative Association’s Statewide Youth Board and may even win a trip to Washington D.C. Details are available in Student Services.
A REMINDER TO ALL STUDENTS of the opportunity to participate in a group before the end of the school year. Group topics can range from future planning, volunteering, AODA concerns, family issues, friend concerns, to stress or organization. Stop by Student Services to sign up or to discuss a group that you are interested in. Groups will be held during study halls or before and after school with Mrs. Opelt.
THE TIME OUT SHELTER is looking for volunteers to work at a dance on April 17 from 5-10 pm. They also need students to make decorations for the dance. The theme is the 50’s & 60’s. This is a great way to acquire community service!
SUMMER DRIVERS EDUCATION : Freshmen who are taking Drivers Education this summer need to sign up in Student Services.
HOSA T-SHIRTS FOR STATE are available. If you are going to the state HOSA competition, you may purchase a shirt for $10 from Mr. Bunton.
THE FORENSICS TEAM would like to thank everyone who contributed to our Hat Day fundraiser. The prize for ugliest hat went to Brad Pauley, with honorable mentions to Mrs. Weissinger and Mrs. VanDoorn.
SENIOR FORENSICS TEAM MEMBERS must see Mrs. Chopp ASAP today to finalize the color of the team shirts. If any other Forensics members did not turn in a vote or an order yesterday, this also needs to be done ASAP.
IF YOU WOULD LIKE A 2010 FORENSICS T-SHIRT, please see Mrs. Chopp today to order. Cost is $15.
DRESS CODE: With the temperatures going up and the days getting warmer, students are reminded of dress code requirements. Clothing must be appropriately fitting. Clothing must cover the back, shoulders, chest and midriff. Spaghetti straps, tube tops, halter tops, low cut clothing, short shorts, see through items are not permitted. Teachers may remove a student from class, or refer a student to the office for dress code violations. A student may be required to change, wear an over-shirt or sweat pants to remain in school for the remainder of the school day.
VOLLEYBALL OPEN GYM HAS BEEN CANCELLED: There will not be open gym for girl's volleyball on Sunday due to the holiday.
Enjoy the spring break and we look forward to seeing you next Wednesday after the vacation.
MAKE IT A GREAT DAY!
MATH ACT STUDY SESSION: Math ACT Test Prep is Thursday, April 8, during periods 6 & 7. Stop in at Student Services to sign up and to pick-up your ACT Test Prep packet.
JUMP RIVER ELECTRIC is looking for sophomores and juniors to represent Ladysmith High School at the Youth Leadership Congress on July 7-9 at the UW River Falls campus. Challenge yourself with taking part in hands-on workshops aimed at developing leadership skills. If you are interested, you might have the opportunity to serve on the Wisconsin Electric Cooperative Association’s Statewide Youth Board and may even win a trip to Washington D.C. Details are available in Student Services.
A REMINDER TO ALL STUDENTS of the opportunity to participate in a group before the end of the school year. Group topics can range from future planning, volunteering, AODA concerns, family issues, friend concerns, to stress or organization. Stop by Student Services to sign up or to discuss a group that you are interested in. Groups will be held during study halls or before and after school with Mrs. Opelt.
THE TIME OUT SHELTER is looking for volunteers to work at a dance on April 17 from 5-10 pm. They also need students to make decorations for the dance. The theme is the 50’s & 60’s. This is a great way to acquire community service!
SUMMER DRIVERS EDUCATION : Freshmen who are taking Drivers Education this summer need to sign up in Student Services.
HOSA T-SHIRTS FOR STATE are available. If you are going to the state HOSA competition, you may purchase a shirt for $10 from Mr. Bunton.
THE FORENSICS TEAM would like to thank everyone who contributed to our Hat Day fundraiser. The prize for ugliest hat went to Brad Pauley, with honorable mentions to Mrs. Weissinger and Mrs. VanDoorn.
SENIOR FORENSICS TEAM MEMBERS must see Mrs. Chopp ASAP today to finalize the color of the team shirts. If any other Forensics members did not turn in a vote or an order yesterday, this also needs to be done ASAP.
IF YOU WOULD LIKE A 2010 FORENSICS T-SHIRT, please see Mrs. Chopp today to order. Cost is $15.
DRESS CODE: With the temperatures going up and the days getting warmer, students are reminded of dress code requirements. Clothing must be appropriately fitting. Clothing must cover the back, shoulders, chest and midriff. Spaghetti straps, tube tops, halter tops, low cut clothing, short shorts, see through items are not permitted. Teachers may remove a student from class, or refer a student to the office for dress code violations. A student may be required to change, wear an over-shirt or sweat pants to remain in school for the remainder of the school day.
VOLLEYBALL OPEN GYM HAS BEEN CANCELLED: There will not be open gym for girl's volleyball on Sunday due to the holiday.
Enjoy the spring break and we look forward to seeing you next Wednesday after the vacation.
MAKE IT A GREAT DAY!
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