ANNOUNCEMENTS
April 20, 2011
General:
The forensics team wrapped up their season this past weekend at the State Festival in Madison. Our 14 member team brought home 5 Gold medals, 4 Silvers, and 5 Bronze. The average score for LHS forensic members was 23.5 out of 25. Be sure to congratulate them on a fantastic year!
There will be a Student Council Meeting on Thu., April 21, at 7:45 AM in the Library.
All seniors should stop in the Library to see Mrs. Peggar to sign up for the Senior Recognition Banquet. This will be held at Tee Away Golf & Supper Club, Wed., May 11, at 6:30 PM.
Attention students and staff. Do you want to purchase Lumberjack Football appeal? We have hooded and non hooded sweatshirts along with short and long sleeve t-shirts for sale. Please see any football player to purchase these items. The football players will be selling them now thru April 29. The football teams thank you for your support.
Marshfield Clinic – Rice Lake Center will be offering FREE WIAA Sports Screenings for students planning to participate in school sports and who will be in grades
9-12. These screenings will be Wed. May 11 and Wed. May 18. Scheduled times will start at 5:30 PM. Call the Marshfield Clinic Rice Lake Center appointment line to sign up, the phone number is 715-236-8200 charge for the screening. Participating student MUST obtain a “Pre-participation Physical Evaluation” form from their school or on-online at wiaawi.org.
Student Services:
Summer School sign-up and applications for Environmental Challenge work crew are available in the Guidance Office or the Library. Registration deadline is May 6, 2011.
Attention Sophomores and Juniors see Student Services for more information on this opportunity: Jump River Electric is looking for this year’s sophomores and juniors to represent your school at the Youth Leadership Congress on July 13-15, 2011, at the UW River Falls campus.
Attention Juniors: Career Valley 2011 is being held on Thu., May 5. The bus will leave LHS at 8:45AM and return by 2:00 PM. This event brings many business and post-secondary education exhibits to one location. Career Valley is held in Eau Claire at the Indoor Sports Center.
Attention students: We have a great opportunity for any student interested in participating in a summer work experience in South Korea. Duties will include assisting camp staff with English classes and helping Korean students talk in English. Flight, meals, and housing are paid for in addition to three field trips. For more information and to complete an application see student services by Friday, May 6th. Space is limited to one female and one male representative. Camp is from July 23rd - August 22nd.
Keep checking the Student Services Bulletin Board and window for scholarship and college information.
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Wednesday, April 20, 2011
Friday, April 1, 2011
Daily Announcements
ANNOUNCEMENTS
April 1, 2011
General:
Girls Volleyball open gym will be held each Sun. night from 4:00 PM to 6:00 PM at the Ladysmith Elementary School. All girls interested in playing are welcome to attend.
Emily Nelson has done it again! At the Regional competition at UW-Eau Claire she was selected as a state finalist for National History Day for her historical paper.
Attention Forensics members! State competition is coming up on April 15 & 16. This is NOT the time to slack off! You must attend a practice session between now and April 8, or you will NOT BE COMPETING IN MADISON. See Mrs. Chopp to sign up for practice time ASAP.
Using the Career Cruising website is not only to learn about jobs, training and education programs, but will help you search for a summer job!
There will be a Boys Basketball Banquet for the players and their parents at 1:00 PM at the Ladysmith Middle School in the Cafeteria on Sun., April 3.
Student Services:
Keep checking the Student Services Bulletin Board and window for scholarship and college information.
Students participating in HOSA state should see Mrs. Opelt for materials.
UW Barron County will be holding campus tours on Tues., April 5 beginning at 6:15 PM. For those interested, it is a time for both you and your parents to meet faculty and staff, while learning more about academic programs. No need to miss school so check this out.
Seniors that signed the Wisconsin Covenant during your ninth grade year have until today to turn in their paper work to be eligible for a grant offered through the program. If you have maintained a B average throughout your four years of high school, demonstrated good citizenship, participated in your community, completed the FAFSA, and applied to a Wisconsin College you are still eligible. See Student Services for more details.
April 1, 2011
General:
Girls Volleyball open gym will be held each Sun. night from 4:00 PM to 6:00 PM at the Ladysmith Elementary School. All girls interested in playing are welcome to attend.
Emily Nelson has done it again! At the Regional competition at UW-Eau Claire she was selected as a state finalist for National History Day for her historical paper.
Attention Forensics members! State competition is coming up on April 15 & 16. This is NOT the time to slack off! You must attend a practice session between now and April 8, or you will NOT BE COMPETING IN MADISON. See Mrs. Chopp to sign up for practice time ASAP.
Using the Career Cruising website is not only to learn about jobs, training and education programs, but will help you search for a summer job!
There will be a Boys Basketball Banquet for the players and their parents at 1:00 PM at the Ladysmith Middle School in the Cafeteria on Sun., April 3.
Student Services:
Keep checking the Student Services Bulletin Board and window for scholarship and college information.
Students participating in HOSA state should see Mrs. Opelt for materials.
UW Barron County will be holding campus tours on Tues., April 5 beginning at 6:15 PM. For those interested, it is a time for both you and your parents to meet faculty and staff, while learning more about academic programs. No need to miss school so check this out.
Seniors that signed the Wisconsin Covenant during your ninth grade year have until today to turn in their paper work to be eligible for a grant offered through the program. If you have maintained a B average throughout your four years of high school, demonstrated good citizenship, participated in your community, completed the FAFSA, and applied to a Wisconsin College you are still eligible. See Student Services for more details.
Wednesday, March 30, 2011
Daily Announcements
ANNOUNCEMENTS
March 30, 2011
General:
Girls Volleyball open gym will be held each Sun. night from 4:00 PM to 6:00 PM at the Ladysmith Elementary School. All girls interested in playing are welcome to attend.
The Forensics team will NOT be ordering shirts this year.
Attention Forensics members! State competition is coming up on April 15 & 16. This is NOT the time to slack off! You must attend a practice session between now and April 8, or you will NOT BE COMPETING IN MADISON. See Mrs. Chopp to sign up for practice time ASAP.
Jostens will be coming to LHS on Thurs. March 31, during 5A and 5B lunch times to pass out graduation orders. You have to pay your balance in order to pick up your Jostens items.
Are you curious about what life will be like after graduation? Live on a college campus for four days while working in a fun career environment with business professionals. Preview college AND the career world at the same time! Looking for something fun to do this summer? Make lifelong friends, check out college life, participate in a trade show, watch movies, compete in a volleyball tournament, etc. Wisconsin Business World (BW) will be one of the best (and busiest) times of your life! BW 2011 will be held June 19-22 at St. Norbert College in De Pere and June 26-29, 2011 at Edgewood College in Madison. Any student who is currently completing his or her freshman, sophomore or junior senior year is invited to attend Wisconsin Business World. See Mrs. Titera if you have any questions!
The Career Cruising website added six new occupations to the Explore Careers section this month. Like all occupation profiles in their database, these new profiles include multimedia interviews with two individuals working in the field and detailed information that can help you better understand the occupation.
The new occupations are:
- Amusement and Recreation Attendant
- Electronics Engineer
- Fire Investigator
- Proofreader
- Post-Secondary Education Administrator
- Volunteer Manager
The website and our district’s user information is posted in all computer labs.
Reminder to be using the Career Cruising website to not only learn about jobs, training and education programs, but help you search for a summer job!
There will be an ATV Safety Class that will be on April 19 and April 21 from 5:00 PM to 7:30 PM and April 23 from 9:00 AM to 2:00 PM. This will be at the Ladysmith Library. Cost is $10.00 per student or adult. You must be twelve years of age to take this class. Adults or parents are welcome. Call 715-532-0282 to pre register.
All blue recycling containers should be placed in the hallways every Wednesday.
Student Services:
There will be an ACT English/Language Arts Test prep 1st and 2nd hour on Thurs. March 3l in room 430. Students may sign-up in Student Services.
Keep checking the Student Services Bulletin Board and window for scholarship and college information.
Students participating in HOSA state should see Mrs. Opelt for materials.
UW Barron County will be holding campus tours on Tues., April 5 beginning at 6:15 PM. For those interested, it is a time for both you and your parents to meet faculty and staff, while learning more about academic programs. No need to miss school so check this out.
Seniors that signed the Wisconsin Covenant during your ninth grade year have until April 1 to turn in their paper work to be eligible for a grant offered through the program. If you have maintained a B average throughout your four years of high school, demonstrated good citizenship, participated in your community, completed the FAFSA, and applied to a Wisconsin College you are still eligible. See Student Services for more details.
March 30, 2011
General:
Girls Volleyball open gym will be held each Sun. night from 4:00 PM to 6:00 PM at the Ladysmith Elementary School. All girls interested in playing are welcome to attend.
The Forensics team will NOT be ordering shirts this year.
Attention Forensics members! State competition is coming up on April 15 & 16. This is NOT the time to slack off! You must attend a practice session between now and April 8, or you will NOT BE COMPETING IN MADISON. See Mrs. Chopp to sign up for practice time ASAP.
Jostens will be coming to LHS on Thurs. March 31, during 5A and 5B lunch times to pass out graduation orders. You have to pay your balance in order to pick up your Jostens items.
Are you curious about what life will be like after graduation? Live on a college campus for four days while working in a fun career environment with business professionals. Preview college AND the career world at the same time! Looking for something fun to do this summer? Make lifelong friends, check out college life, participate in a trade show, watch movies, compete in a volleyball tournament, etc. Wisconsin Business World (BW) will be one of the best (and busiest) times of your life! BW 2011 will be held June 19-22 at St. Norbert College in De Pere and June 26-29, 2011 at Edgewood College in Madison. Any student who is currently completing his or her freshman, sophomore or junior senior year is invited to attend Wisconsin Business World. See Mrs. Titera if you have any questions!
The Career Cruising website added six new occupations to the Explore Careers section this month. Like all occupation profiles in their database, these new profiles include multimedia interviews with two individuals working in the field and detailed information that can help you better understand the occupation.
The new occupations are:
- Amusement and Recreation Attendant
- Electronics Engineer
- Fire Investigator
- Proofreader
- Post-Secondary Education Administrator
- Volunteer Manager
The website and our district’s user information is posted in all computer labs.
Reminder to be using the Career Cruising website to not only learn about jobs, training and education programs, but help you search for a summer job!
There will be an ATV Safety Class that will be on April 19 and April 21 from 5:00 PM to 7:30 PM and April 23 from 9:00 AM to 2:00 PM. This will be at the Ladysmith Library. Cost is $10.00 per student or adult. You must be twelve years of age to take this class. Adults or parents are welcome. Call 715-532-0282 to pre register.
All blue recycling containers should be placed in the hallways every Wednesday.
Student Services:
There will be an ACT English/Language Arts Test prep 1st and 2nd hour on Thurs. March 3l in room 430. Students may sign-up in Student Services.
Keep checking the Student Services Bulletin Board and window for scholarship and college information.
Students participating in HOSA state should see Mrs. Opelt for materials.
UW Barron County will be holding campus tours on Tues., April 5 beginning at 6:15 PM. For those interested, it is a time for both you and your parents to meet faculty and staff, while learning more about academic programs. No need to miss school so check this out.
Seniors that signed the Wisconsin Covenant during your ninth grade year have until April 1 to turn in their paper work to be eligible for a grant offered through the program. If you have maintained a B average throughout your four years of high school, demonstrated good citizenship, participated in your community, completed the FAFSA, and applied to a Wisconsin College you are still eligible. See Student Services for more details.
Friday, February 4, 2011
Daily Announcements
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Feb. 4, 2011
General:
Attention Forensics members!
There has been a change to the date of the Forensics DISTRICT competition in Eau Claire. This year, it will be held on March 14. SUB-DISTRICTS are still being held in Rice Lake on Feb. 17.
Seniors are reminded to bring in a baby picture of themselves for the senior slide show today. Give to Mrs. Peggar in the library.
Valentine’s Day is just around the corner, are you looking for a gift for that special someone or a friend? Well you can fix that problem and support Prom too. Feb. 7 thru Feb. 11 you can purchase a rose for $3.00 or a carnation for $2.00 before school. All proceeds benefit the 2011 Prom. Flowers will be delivered on Valentine’s Day, Feb. 14 during third hour.
Student Services
More scholarships have been listed and deadlines are coming up for many of these scholarships. You need to keep checking the Student Services Bulletin Board and stop into Student Services for more information.
Today is the last day you can earn credits for WITC in the Business Department, please turn your registration form in to Mrs. Titera! Take advantage of these credits now while you can, you can’t get them if you don’t register!
Seniors: There will be a scholarship meeting today eighth hour. Please report to the auditorium.
Students interested in exploring the opportunities available at WITC can sign up to go to a career day at WITC on Thur. March 3 from 9:30-11:20 AM. Students will have the chance to meet professors, tour the campus and explore a variety of career interests. See Student Services for more information or to sign up. Registration is due by Tues. Feb. 8.
Seniors that will be attending college in the Fall and did not attend the Financial Aid Meeting last week may pick up a folder in Student Services that contains important information regarding signing up for loans, grants and scholarships. Also, there are still spaces available on Feb. 9 to receive help completing the FAFSA application. Stop by to check times
The Rusk County Community Foundation has (3) $500.00 grants available for a project which will fill a school or community need. The deadline for the application is Feb. 11 - See Student Services for the application.
Juniors and Seniors: CVTC will have career tours available on the Eau Claire campus on Feb. 15. Stop by student services to see what tours are available or for more information.
Feb. 4, 2011
General:
Attention Forensics members!
There has been a change to the date of the Forensics DISTRICT competition in Eau Claire. This year, it will be held on March 14. SUB-DISTRICTS are still being held in Rice Lake on Feb. 17.
Seniors are reminded to bring in a baby picture of themselves for the senior slide show today. Give to Mrs. Peggar in the library.
Valentine’s Day is just around the corner, are you looking for a gift for that special someone or a friend? Well you can fix that problem and support Prom too. Feb. 7 thru Feb. 11 you can purchase a rose for $3.00 or a carnation for $2.00 before school. All proceeds benefit the 2011 Prom. Flowers will be delivered on Valentine’s Day, Feb. 14 during third hour.
Student Services
More scholarships have been listed and deadlines are coming up for many of these scholarships. You need to keep checking the Student Services Bulletin Board and stop into Student Services for more information.
Today is the last day you can earn credits for WITC in the Business Department, please turn your registration form in to Mrs. Titera! Take advantage of these credits now while you can, you can’t get them if you don’t register!
Seniors: There will be a scholarship meeting today eighth hour. Please report to the auditorium.
Students interested in exploring the opportunities available at WITC can sign up to go to a career day at WITC on Thur. March 3 from 9:30-11:20 AM. Students will have the chance to meet professors, tour the campus and explore a variety of career interests. See Student Services for more information or to sign up. Registration is due by Tues. Feb. 8.
Seniors that will be attending college in the Fall and did not attend the Financial Aid Meeting last week may pick up a folder in Student Services that contains important information regarding signing up for loans, grants and scholarships. Also, there are still spaces available on Feb. 9 to receive help completing the FAFSA application. Stop by to check times
The Rusk County Community Foundation has (3) $500.00 grants available for a project which will fill a school or community need. The deadline for the application is Feb. 11 - See Student Services for the application.
Juniors and Seniors: CVTC will have career tours available on the Eau Claire campus on Feb. 15. Stop by student services to see what tours are available or for more information.
Thursday, February 3, 2011
Daily Announcements
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Feb. 3, 2011
General:
Attention Forensics members!
There will be a meeting at 8:00 AM in Mrs. Chopp’s room today to discuss team shirts. If you want a say in this year’s design, plan to attend this meeting. There has been a change to the date of the Forensics DISTRICT competition in Eau Claire. This year, it will be held on March 14. SUB-DISTRICTS are still being held in Rice Lake on Feb. 17.
Seniors are reminded to bring in a baby picture of themselves for the senior slide show by Fri. Feb. 4. Give to Mrs. Peggar in the library.
Valentine’s Day is just around the corner, are you looking for a gift for that special someone or a friend? Well you can fix that problem and support Prom too. Feb. 7 thru Feb. 11 you can purchase a rose for $3.00 or a carnation for $2.00 before school. All proceeds benefit the 2011 Prom. Flowers will be delivered on Valentine’s Day, Feb. 14 during third hour.
Student Services
More scholarships have been listed and deadlines are coming up for many of these scholarships. You need to keep checking the Student Services Bulletin Board and stop into Student Services for more information.
Fri. is the last day you can earn credits for WITC in the Business Department, please turn your registration form in to Mrs. Titera! Take advantage of these credits now while you can, you can’t get them if you don’t register!
Students interested in exploring the opportunities available at WITC can sign up to go to a career day at WITC on Thur. March 3 from 9:30-11:20 AM. Students will have the chance to meet professors, tour the campus and explore a variety of career interests. See Student Services for more information or to sign up. Registration is due by Tues. Feb. 8.
Seniors that will be attending college in the Fall and did not attend the Financial Aid Meeting last week may pick up a folder in Student Services that contains important information regarding signing up for loans, grants and scholarships. Also, there are still spaces available on Feb. 9 to receive help completing the FAFSA application. Stop by to check times
The Rusk County Community Foundation has (3) $500.00 grants available for a project which will fill a school or community need. The deadline for the application is Feb. 11 - See Student Services for the application.
Juniors and Seniors: CVTC will have career tours available on the Eau Claire campus on Feb. 15. Stop by student services to see what tours are available or for more information.
Feb. 3, 2011
General:
Attention Forensics members!
There will be a meeting at 8:00 AM in Mrs. Chopp’s room today to discuss team shirts. If you want a say in this year’s design, plan to attend this meeting. There has been a change to the date of the Forensics DISTRICT competition in Eau Claire. This year, it will be held on March 14. SUB-DISTRICTS are still being held in Rice Lake on Feb. 17.
Seniors are reminded to bring in a baby picture of themselves for the senior slide show by Fri. Feb. 4. Give to Mrs. Peggar in the library.
Valentine’s Day is just around the corner, are you looking for a gift for that special someone or a friend? Well you can fix that problem and support Prom too. Feb. 7 thru Feb. 11 you can purchase a rose for $3.00 or a carnation for $2.00 before school. All proceeds benefit the 2011 Prom. Flowers will be delivered on Valentine’s Day, Feb. 14 during third hour.
Student Services
More scholarships have been listed and deadlines are coming up for many of these scholarships. You need to keep checking the Student Services Bulletin Board and stop into Student Services for more information.
Fri. is the last day you can earn credits for WITC in the Business Department, please turn your registration form in to Mrs. Titera! Take advantage of these credits now while you can, you can’t get them if you don’t register!
Students interested in exploring the opportunities available at WITC can sign up to go to a career day at WITC on Thur. March 3 from 9:30-11:20 AM. Students will have the chance to meet professors, tour the campus and explore a variety of career interests. See Student Services for more information or to sign up. Registration is due by Tues. Feb. 8.
Seniors that will be attending college in the Fall and did not attend the Financial Aid Meeting last week may pick up a folder in Student Services that contains important information regarding signing up for loans, grants and scholarships. Also, there are still spaces available on Feb. 9 to receive help completing the FAFSA application. Stop by to check times
The Rusk County Community Foundation has (3) $500.00 grants available for a project which will fill a school or community need. The deadline for the application is Feb. 11 - See Student Services for the application.
Juniors and Seniors: CVTC will have career tours available on the Eau Claire campus on Feb. 15. Stop by student services to see what tours are available or for more information.
Wednesday, February 2, 2011
Daily Announcements
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Feb. 2, 2011
General:
The Bear Club is looking for your used printer cartridges and unwanted cell phones. These items can be taken to Mr. Bunton’s room.
Attention Forensics members!
There will be a meeting at 8:00 AM in Mrs. Chopp’s room on Thur. morning to discuss team shirts. If you want a say in this year’s design, plan to attend this meeting.
Also, there has been a change to the date of the Forensics DISTRICT competition in Eau Claire. This year, it will be held on March 14. SUB-DISTRICTS are still being held in Rice Lake on Feb. 17.
Announce this week:
Seniors are reminded to bring in a baby picture of themselves for the senior slide show by Fri. Feb. 4. Give to Mrs. Peggar in the library.
Student Services
More scholarships have been listed and deadlines are coming up for many of these scholarships. You need to keep checking the Student Services Bulletin Board and stop into Student Services for more information.
Freshmen and Sophomore grade students interested in learning about health care fields should apply to participate in Medical Discovery Days on Mar. 3 and 8. Participants will tour CVTC and Rusk County Memorial Hospital where they will meet professionals working in the field, explore a variety of careers and participate in hands on learning. See student services for an application. Cost to attend is $10.00 which includes a T-shirt and meals for both days.
There will be an ACT Test Prep on mathematics today during fourth hour. Students must sign up in Student Services to attend this session. Be sure to bring your ACT Test Prep packet and have the math portion completed.
Students in Introduction to Computers, Personal Finance, and Desk Top Publishing that would like to earn credits for WITC should get their registration forms in to Mrs. Titera by Fri. Mrs. Titera has extra copies if needed. If you have all 3 classes you can earn 9 credits – think of all of the money you are saving.
The Rusk County Community Foundation has (3) $500.00 grants available for a project which will fill a school or community need. The deadline for the application is Feb. 11 - See Student Services for the application.
Juniors and Seniors: CVTC will have career tours available on the Eau Claire campus on Feb. 15. Stop by student services to see what tours are available or for more information.
Seniors that will be attending college in the Fall and did not attend the Financial Aid Meeting last week may pick up a folder in Student Services that contains important information regarding signing up for loans, grants and scholarships. Also, there are still spaces available on Feb. 9th to receive help completing the FAFSA application. Stop by to check times.
Feb. 2, 2011
General:
The Bear Club is looking for your used printer cartridges and unwanted cell phones. These items can be taken to Mr. Bunton’s room.
Attention Forensics members!
There will be a meeting at 8:00 AM in Mrs. Chopp’s room on Thur. morning to discuss team shirts. If you want a say in this year’s design, plan to attend this meeting.
Also, there has been a change to the date of the Forensics DISTRICT competition in Eau Claire. This year, it will be held on March 14. SUB-DISTRICTS are still being held in Rice Lake on Feb. 17.
Announce this week:
Seniors are reminded to bring in a baby picture of themselves for the senior slide show by Fri. Feb. 4. Give to Mrs. Peggar in the library.
Student Services
More scholarships have been listed and deadlines are coming up for many of these scholarships. You need to keep checking the Student Services Bulletin Board and stop into Student Services for more information.
Freshmen and Sophomore grade students interested in learning about health care fields should apply to participate in Medical Discovery Days on Mar. 3 and 8. Participants will tour CVTC and Rusk County Memorial Hospital where they will meet professionals working in the field, explore a variety of careers and participate in hands on learning. See student services for an application. Cost to attend is $10.00 which includes a T-shirt and meals for both days.
There will be an ACT Test Prep on mathematics today during fourth hour. Students must sign up in Student Services to attend this session. Be sure to bring your ACT Test Prep packet and have the math portion completed.
Students in Introduction to Computers, Personal Finance, and Desk Top Publishing that would like to earn credits for WITC should get their registration forms in to Mrs. Titera by Fri. Mrs. Titera has extra copies if needed. If you have all 3 classes you can earn 9 credits – think of all of the money you are saving.
The Rusk County Community Foundation has (3) $500.00 grants available for a project which will fill a school or community need. The deadline for the application is Feb. 11 - See Student Services for the application.
Juniors and Seniors: CVTC will have career tours available on the Eau Claire campus on Feb. 15. Stop by student services to see what tours are available or for more information.
Seniors that will be attending college in the Fall and did not attend the Financial Aid Meeting last week may pick up a folder in Student Services that contains important information regarding signing up for loans, grants and scholarships. Also, there are still spaces available on Feb. 9th to receive help completing the FAFSA application. Stop by to check times.
Tuesday, February 1, 2011
Daily Announcements
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Feb. 1, 2011
General:
Student Council members who signed up to help at the Snowball Dance, please turn in your pre-arranged absence forms to Mrs. Krings or Mrs. Diamond today.
Attention Forensics members!
There will be a meeting at 8:00 AM in Mrs. Chopp’s room on Thur. morning to discuss team shirts. If you want a say in this year’s design, plan to attend this meeting.
Also, there has been a change to the date of the Forensics DISTRICT competition in Eau Claire. This year, it will be held on March 14. SUB-DISTRICTS are still being held in Rice Lake on Feb. 17.
Seniors are reminded to bring in a baby picture of themselves for the senior slide show by Fri. Feb. 4. Give to Mrs. Peggar in the library.
Student Services
More scholarships have been listed and deadlines are coming up for many of these scholarships. You need to keep checking the Student Services Bulletin Board and stop into Student Services for more information.
Student Services will be administering the Compass assessment today @ 8:30 AM.
Freshmen and Sophomore grade students interested in learning about health care fields should apply to participate in Medical Discovery Days on Mar. 3 and 8. Participants will tour CVTC and Rusk County Memorial Hospital where they will meet professionals working in the field, explore a variety of careers and participate in hands on learning. See student services for an application. Cost to attend is $10.00 which includes a T-shirt and meals for both days. Deadline is today.
There will be an ACT Test Prep on mathematics tomorrow during fourth hour. Students must sign up in Student Services to attend this session. Be sure to bring your ACT Test Prep packet and have the math portion completed.
The Rusk County Community Foundation has (3) $500.00 grants available for a project which will fill a school or community need. The deadline for the application is Feb. 11 - See Student Services for the application.
Juniors and Seniors: CVTC will have career tours available on the Eau Claire campus on Feb. 15. Stop by student services to see what tours are available or for more information.
Seniors that will be attending college in the Fall and did not attend the Financial Aid Meeting last week may pick up a folder in Student Services that contains important information regarding signing up for loans, grants and scholarships. Also, there are still spaces available on February 9th to receive help completing the FAFSA application. Stop by to check times.
Feb. 1, 2011
General:
Student Council members who signed up to help at the Snowball Dance, please turn in your pre-arranged absence forms to Mrs. Krings or Mrs. Diamond today.
Attention Forensics members!
There will be a meeting at 8:00 AM in Mrs. Chopp’s room on Thur. morning to discuss team shirts. If you want a say in this year’s design, plan to attend this meeting.
Also, there has been a change to the date of the Forensics DISTRICT competition in Eau Claire. This year, it will be held on March 14. SUB-DISTRICTS are still being held in Rice Lake on Feb. 17.
Seniors are reminded to bring in a baby picture of themselves for the senior slide show by Fri. Feb. 4. Give to Mrs. Peggar in the library.
Student Services
More scholarships have been listed and deadlines are coming up for many of these scholarships. You need to keep checking the Student Services Bulletin Board and stop into Student Services for more information.
Student Services will be administering the Compass assessment today @ 8:30 AM.
Freshmen and Sophomore grade students interested in learning about health care fields should apply to participate in Medical Discovery Days on Mar. 3 and 8. Participants will tour CVTC and Rusk County Memorial Hospital where they will meet professionals working in the field, explore a variety of careers and participate in hands on learning. See student services for an application. Cost to attend is $10.00 which includes a T-shirt and meals for both days. Deadline is today.
There will be an ACT Test Prep on mathematics tomorrow during fourth hour. Students must sign up in Student Services to attend this session. Be sure to bring your ACT Test Prep packet and have the math portion completed.
The Rusk County Community Foundation has (3) $500.00 grants available for a project which will fill a school or community need. The deadline for the application is Feb. 11 - See Student Services for the application.
Juniors and Seniors: CVTC will have career tours available on the Eau Claire campus on Feb. 15. Stop by student services to see what tours are available or for more information.
Seniors that will be attending college in the Fall and did not attend the Financial Aid Meeting last week may pick up a folder in Student Services that contains important information regarding signing up for loans, grants and scholarships. Also, there are still spaces available on February 9th to receive help completing the FAFSA application. Stop by to check times.
Tuesday, January 18, 2011
Daily Announcements
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Jan 18, 2011
General:
The Bear Club is looking for your used printer cartridges and unwanted cell phones. These items can be taken to Mr. Bunton’s room.
Registration for Forensics Sub-District is due today. Be sure that Mrs. Chopp has the full title and author of your pieces, and the correct spelling of all group members’ names.
Students that will be taking the ACT in February or April are encouraged to sign up for an ACT Prep session on Tuesday, January 25th at 8:l5 a.m. All students who are taking the ACT in February or April stop by Student Services and sign up. LHS math, science, and English departments will be conducting ACT Prep reviews during the school day prior to the test dates.
Spanish class: On Wed. Jan. 26, in homeroom you will be filling out a SHORT questionnaire about yourself and then about two weeks later you will have the opportunity to find out who are your top ten matches in the school. It’s as easy as uno, dos, tres. Look for the posters around school for more information. Start on Jan. 2l
Athletics:
Meetings, practices, etc:.
Student Services
More scholarships have been listed and deadlines are coming up for many of these scholarships. You need to keep checking the Student Services Bulletin Board and stop into Student Services for more information.
The Rusk County Community Foundation has (3) $500.00 grants available for a project which will fill a school or community need. The deadline for the application is February 11. See Student Services for the application.
Would you like to secure a part time job, earn high school credits and learn valuable work skills? McDonalds is offering a youth apprenticeship program that offers all of these. Interviews for the courtesy corporation McDonald’s management Youth Apprenticeship will be held on Thurs. Jan 20th. See Student Services to sign up for an interview.
Do you need money for College? Come to the FAFSA Free Application for Federal Student Aid Meeting at the Ladysmith High School Auditorium on Wed. Jan 19th at 6:00 PM. Stop by Student Services with any questions and look for the flyers around the building.
9th and 10th grade students interested in learning about health care fields should apply to participate in Medical Discovery Days on March 3rd and 8th. Participants will tour CVTC and Rusk County Memorial Hospital where they will meet professionals working in the field, explore a variety of careers and participate in hands on learning. See student services for an application. Cost to attend is $10.00 which includes a T-shirt and meals for both days. Deadline is February 1.
Jan 18, 2011
General:
The Bear Club is looking for your used printer cartridges and unwanted cell phones. These items can be taken to Mr. Bunton’s room.
Registration for Forensics Sub-District is due today. Be sure that Mrs. Chopp has the full title and author of your pieces, and the correct spelling of all group members’ names.
Students that will be taking the ACT in February or April are encouraged to sign up for an ACT Prep session on Tuesday, January 25th at 8:l5 a.m. All students who are taking the ACT in February or April stop by Student Services and sign up. LHS math, science, and English departments will be conducting ACT Prep reviews during the school day prior to the test dates.
Spanish class: On Wed. Jan. 26, in homeroom you will be filling out a SHORT questionnaire about yourself and then about two weeks later you will have the opportunity to find out who are your top ten matches in the school. It’s as easy as uno, dos, tres. Look for the posters around school for more information. Start on Jan. 2l
Athletics:
Meetings, practices, etc:.
Student Services
More scholarships have been listed and deadlines are coming up for many of these scholarships. You need to keep checking the Student Services Bulletin Board and stop into Student Services for more information.
The Rusk County Community Foundation has (3) $500.00 grants available for a project which will fill a school or community need. The deadline for the application is February 11. See Student Services for the application.
Would you like to secure a part time job, earn high school credits and learn valuable work skills? McDonalds is offering a youth apprenticeship program that offers all of these. Interviews for the courtesy corporation McDonald’s management Youth Apprenticeship will be held on Thurs. Jan 20th. See Student Services to sign up for an interview.
Do you need money for College? Come to the FAFSA Free Application for Federal Student Aid Meeting at the Ladysmith High School Auditorium on Wed. Jan 19th at 6:00 PM. Stop by Student Services with any questions and look for the flyers around the building.
9th and 10th grade students interested in learning about health care fields should apply to participate in Medical Discovery Days on March 3rd and 8th. Participants will tour CVTC and Rusk County Memorial Hospital where they will meet professionals working in the field, explore a variety of careers and participate in hands on learning. See student services for an application. Cost to attend is $10.00 which includes a T-shirt and meals for both days. Deadline is February 1.
Monday, January 17, 2011
Daily Announcements
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Jan 17, 2011
General:
The Bear Club is looking for your used printer cartridges and unwanted cell phones. These items can be taken to Mr. Bunton’s room.
Registration for Forensics Sub-District is due next Tuesday. Be sure that Mrs. Chopp has the full title and author of your pieces, and the correct spelling of all group members’ names.
Students that will be taking the ACT in February or April are encouraged to sign up for an ACT Prep session on Tuesday, January 25th at 8:l5 a.m. All students who are taking the ACT in February or April stop by Student Services and sign up. LHS math, science, and English departments will be conducting ACT Prep reviews during the school day prior to the test dates.
Spanish class: On Wed. Jan. 26, in homeroom you will be filling out a SHORT questionnaire about yourself and then about two weeks later you will have the opportunity to find out who are your top ten matches in the school. It’s as easy as uno, dos, tres. Look for the posters around school for more information. Start on Jan. 2l
Athletics:
Meetings, practices, etc:.
Student Services
More scholarships have been listed and deadlines are coming up for many of these scholarships. You need to keep checking the Student Services Bulletin Board and stop into Student Services for more information.
The Rusk County Community Foundation has (3) $500.00 grants available for a project which will fill a school or community need. The deadline for the application is February 11. See Student Services for the application.
Would you like to secure a part time job, earn high school credits and learn valuable work skills? McDonalds is offering a youth apprenticeship program that offers all of these. Interviews for the courtesy corporation McDonald’s management Youth Apprenticeship will be held on Thurs. Jan 20th. See Student Services to sign up for an interview.
Do you need money for College? Come to the FAFSA Free Application for Federal Student Aid Meeting at the Ladysmith High School Auditorium on Wed. Jan 19th at 6:00 PM. Stop by Student Services with any questions and look for the flyers around the building.
Jan 17, 2011
General:
The Bear Club is looking for your used printer cartridges and unwanted cell phones. These items can be taken to Mr. Bunton’s room.
Registration for Forensics Sub-District is due next Tuesday. Be sure that Mrs. Chopp has the full title and author of your pieces, and the correct spelling of all group members’ names.
Students that will be taking the ACT in February or April are encouraged to sign up for an ACT Prep session on Tuesday, January 25th at 8:l5 a.m. All students who are taking the ACT in February or April stop by Student Services and sign up. LHS math, science, and English departments will be conducting ACT Prep reviews during the school day prior to the test dates.
Spanish class: On Wed. Jan. 26, in homeroom you will be filling out a SHORT questionnaire about yourself and then about two weeks later you will have the opportunity to find out who are your top ten matches in the school. It’s as easy as uno, dos, tres. Look for the posters around school for more information. Start on Jan. 2l
Athletics:
Meetings, practices, etc:.
Student Services
More scholarships have been listed and deadlines are coming up for many of these scholarships. You need to keep checking the Student Services Bulletin Board and stop into Student Services for more information.
The Rusk County Community Foundation has (3) $500.00 grants available for a project which will fill a school or community need. The deadline for the application is February 11. See Student Services for the application.
Would you like to secure a part time job, earn high school credits and learn valuable work skills? McDonalds is offering a youth apprenticeship program that offers all of these. Interviews for the courtesy corporation McDonald’s management Youth Apprenticeship will be held on Thurs. Jan 20th. See Student Services to sign up for an interview.
Do you need money for College? Come to the FAFSA Free Application for Federal Student Aid Meeting at the Ladysmith High School Auditorium on Wed. Jan 19th at 6:00 PM. Stop by Student Services with any questions and look for the flyers around the building.
Monday, October 25, 2010
Daily Announcements
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Oct 25, 2010
General:
Picture retakes will be tomorrow. There are picture packets in the HS office if you need one.
The Forensics Team is sponsoring a HAT DAY tomorrow, Oct. 26. For a $1 donation, you can wear your favorite hat all day in school. This would be a great way to show school spirit, show support for our football team, and help raise funds for Forensics at the same time. You can pay your dollar at the table in the Commons area on Tuesday.
The Bear Club is looking for your used printer cartridges and cell phones. This is not only a fund raiser but a part of “Make of Difference” which is a program to help keep the earth clean. Please bring your used printer cartridges and unwanted cell phones to Mr. Bunton’s room.
High School boys and girls: Open gym at the HS has been set up for Sunday’s from 5:00 to 7:00 and Mondays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays from 3:30 to 5:30. The last day will be November 14.
Athletics:
Congratulations to the Cross Country Team for their outstanding performances at the Amery Cross Country Sectional meet last Friday. The boys placed 10 out of 18 teams. Andrew Hetke ran a superb race for a 6th place finish with a time of 18:16. Running well and coming in 32 place out of 112 runners was Joel Wotyna. An outstanding performance was given by Mitch Livingston who came in third place and ended with a 38 place overall with a time of 19:35. Freshman Trey Webb ran a 19:55 followed by Dan Beck with a time of 22:03 and Erik Nelson with a time of 22:56. Andi Ostenso took first place for the Jills at the Amery Sectionals winning her race by a full minute. She will compete at the State Meet this Saturday at Wisconsin Rapids. Katherine Kester came in second place with a time of 20:45, followed by Brea Daggett with a time of 20:57 and Jessica Luckman with a 20:59. Cross Country team is looking for runners for next year, if you are interested, see Mrs. Olson.
Our football team will be traveling to Colby for the playoff game on Tuesday. A fans bus has been set up. If you wish to ride the bus, the cost is $10 which includes the bus ride and your admission ticket. The bus will leave the HS at
4:30. There is a sign up sheet in the HS office and you should pay when you sign up.
Boy’s basketball team: A Nike representative will be here this Wed. at 3:30 in the cafeteria for y ou to order your team shoes. Pictures of the shoes and pricing will be posted on the HS Office window.
Meetings, practices, etc:
All nuns in the fall play have a rehearsal tomorrow morning at 7:45 in the Choir Room-you must attend.
Members of the Hand Bell Ensemble will have a rehearsal both tomorrow and Thursday at 7:15 to get ready for the fall concert next Monday evening.
1st back stage work day will be tomorrow at 3:45—see you on stage.
There will be a HOSA meeting this Wednesday, Oct 27, morning at 7:45 in the library. This is for all current members and any new members. The HOSA organization is open to all students in grades 9 to 12 and is a good way to get involved.
Student Services:
Seniors: If you are planning on attending a technical school or university, you should be working on completing your applications. If you need assistance, stop in Student Services.
Shop with a Cop has been set for December 4th from 8:00 am to 12:00 noon. Student volunteers are needed. For more information or to sign up to volunteer, stop in Student Services. This is a great way to get involved in the community.
Check out the Student Services Bulletin Board. You will find information on available scholarships and their due dates. You will also find information on opportunities to explore career options, learn more about financial aid, and tour the campus on the FALL CAMPUS TOURS AND PREVIEWS.
Upcoming campus tours and previews include:
--WITC Rice Lake Campus: they are holding their FALL EXPO tomorrow, Oct.
26, from 1-5pm.
--The University of Wisconsin Superior will hold a Fall Preview Day Friday, Oct. 29.
--Career tours at Chippewa Valley Technical College are now available with the next one scheduled for Tues., Nov. 2nd.
Oct 25, 2010
General:
Picture retakes will be tomorrow. There are picture packets in the HS office if you need one.
The Forensics Team is sponsoring a HAT DAY tomorrow, Oct. 26. For a $1 donation, you can wear your favorite hat all day in school. This would be a great way to show school spirit, show support for our football team, and help raise funds for Forensics at the same time. You can pay your dollar at the table in the Commons area on Tuesday.
The Bear Club is looking for your used printer cartridges and cell phones. This is not only a fund raiser but a part of “Make of Difference” which is a program to help keep the earth clean. Please bring your used printer cartridges and unwanted cell phones to Mr. Bunton’s room.
High School boys and girls: Open gym at the HS has been set up for Sunday’s from 5:00 to 7:00 and Mondays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays from 3:30 to 5:30. The last day will be November 14.
Athletics:
Congratulations to the Cross Country Team for their outstanding performances at the Amery Cross Country Sectional meet last Friday. The boys placed 10 out of 18 teams. Andrew Hetke ran a superb race for a 6th place finish with a time of 18:16. Running well and coming in 32 place out of 112 runners was Joel Wotyna. An outstanding performance was given by Mitch Livingston who came in third place and ended with a 38 place overall with a time of 19:35. Freshman Trey Webb ran a 19:55 followed by Dan Beck with a time of 22:03 and Erik Nelson with a time of 22:56. Andi Ostenso took first place for the Jills at the Amery Sectionals winning her race by a full minute. She will compete at the State Meet this Saturday at Wisconsin Rapids. Katherine Kester came in second place with a time of 20:45, followed by Brea Daggett with a time of 20:57 and Jessica Luckman with a 20:59. Cross Country team is looking for runners for next year, if you are interested, see Mrs. Olson.
Our football team will be traveling to Colby for the playoff game on Tuesday. A fans bus has been set up. If you wish to ride the bus, the cost is $10 which includes the bus ride and your admission ticket. The bus will leave the HS at
4:30. There is a sign up sheet in the HS office and you should pay when you sign up.
Boy’s basketball team: A Nike representative will be here this Wed. at 3:30 in the cafeteria for y ou to order your team shoes. Pictures of the shoes and pricing will be posted on the HS Office window.
Meetings, practices, etc:
All nuns in the fall play have a rehearsal tomorrow morning at 7:45 in the Choir Room-you must attend.
Members of the Hand Bell Ensemble will have a rehearsal both tomorrow and Thursday at 7:15 to get ready for the fall concert next Monday evening.
1st back stage work day will be tomorrow at 3:45—see you on stage.
There will be a HOSA meeting this Wednesday, Oct 27, morning at 7:45 in the library. This is for all current members and any new members. The HOSA organization is open to all students in grades 9 to 12 and is a good way to get involved.
Student Services:
Seniors: If you are planning on attending a technical school or university, you should be working on completing your applications. If you need assistance, stop in Student Services.
Shop with a Cop has been set for December 4th from 8:00 am to 12:00 noon. Student volunteers are needed. For more information or to sign up to volunteer, stop in Student Services. This is a great way to get involved in the community.
Check out the Student Services Bulletin Board. You will find information on available scholarships and their due dates. You will also find information on opportunities to explore career options, learn more about financial aid, and tour the campus on the FALL CAMPUS TOURS AND PREVIEWS.
Upcoming campus tours and previews include:
--WITC Rice Lake Campus: they are holding their FALL EXPO tomorrow, Oct.
26, from 1-5pm.
--The University of Wisconsin Superior will hold a Fall Preview Day Friday, Oct. 29.
--Career tours at Chippewa Valley Technical College are now available with the next one scheduled for Tues., Nov. 2nd.
Wednesday, May 5, 2010
Daily Announcements
ANNOUNCEMENTS – WEDNESDAY, MAY 5
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. 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.
GIRLS BASKETBALL MEETING: There is a meeting Thursday morning at 8:00 in the library for all girls interested in going out for basketball next year.
SENIOR RECOGNITION BANQUET: Reservation forms for the Senior Recognition Banquet are due by May 7th to Mr. Bunton. More information and blank forms are available from Mr. Bunton or Student Services .
FLOWER SALE: The Ladysmith High School College Success class would like to remind all students and staff that Mother’s Day is coming up Sunday, May 9. This is the one time during the year you can let that special female know how much you appreciate the hours of painful labor she went through and for putting up with you all these years. College Success students will be taking orders for carnations and roses this week in the front lobby in the morning and during the noon hour. Carnations are $2 and roses are $3. Delivery will be 8th hour on Friday. All profits will be used to make a donation to the March of Dimes, a non-profit organization dedicated to healthy births and the prevention of birth defects. So bring your dollars and order a flower for you mom!
BINGO: May 11 will be the last opportunity to help with bingo at the Ladysmith Nursing Home this school year. Please get a school activity pre-arranged from Mrs. Kuehn and return it by next Tuesday morning.
MARDI GRAS QUEEN CANDIDATES are Katrina Niles, Kayla Nyseth and Tori Ostenso.
THE FORENSICS TEAM is having a meeting in Mrs. Chopp’s room tomorrow at 8:00 a.m. to discuss a Parent’s Night. See Mrs. Chopp ASAP if you are interested and can not attend.
STUDY HALL is in the cafeteria today periods 1-4. The library is closed for AP testing.
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. 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.
GIRLS BASKETBALL MEETING: There is a meeting Thursday morning at 8:00 in the library for all girls interested in going out for basketball next year.
SENIOR RECOGNITION BANQUET: Reservation forms for the Senior Recognition Banquet are due by May 7th to Mr. Bunton. More information and blank forms are available from Mr. Bunton or Student Services .
FLOWER SALE: The Ladysmith High School College Success class would like to remind all students and staff that Mother’s Day is coming up Sunday, May 9. This is the one time during the year you can let that special female know how much you appreciate the hours of painful labor she went through and for putting up with you all these years. College Success students will be taking orders for carnations and roses this week in the front lobby in the morning and during the noon hour. Carnations are $2 and roses are $3. Delivery will be 8th hour on Friday. All profits will be used to make a donation to the March of Dimes, a non-profit organization dedicated to healthy births and the prevention of birth defects. So bring your dollars and order a flower for you mom!
BINGO: May 11 will be the last opportunity to help with bingo at the Ladysmith Nursing Home this school year. Please get a school activity pre-arranged from Mrs. Kuehn and return it by next Tuesday morning.
MARDI GRAS QUEEN CANDIDATES are Katrina Niles, Kayla Nyseth and Tori Ostenso.
THE FORENSICS TEAM is having a meeting in Mrs. Chopp’s room tomorrow at 8:00 a.m. to discuss a Parent’s Night. See Mrs. Chopp ASAP if you are interested and can not attend.
STUDY HALL is in the cafeteria today periods 1-4. The library is closed for AP testing.
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.
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!
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!
Tuesday, March 9, 2010
Daily Announcements
ANNOUNCEMENTS – TUESDAY, MARCH 9
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!
ACT STUDY SESSIONS: There will be a Science ACT Test Prep on March 17 during periods 7 & 8. The English ACT Test Prep will be on March 31 during periods 1 & 2. The Math ACT Test Prep will be on April 8 during periods 6 & 7. Stop in at Student Services to pick-up your ACT Test Prep packet.
IT'S TIME ONCE AGAIN FOR THE SCHOOLWIDE ART SHOW. Please bring your entries to Mrs. Bricco before March 10th.
WRESTLING CHEERLEADERS will meet today after school on the balcony. Bring your uniforms.
THE KIWANIS SENIOR BANQUET is April 14. All seniors are invited to attend. Seniors are to sign up in the library by April 7.
NCAA REGISTRATION: Any junior who is interested in playing a sport in college needs to register with NCAA. Stop by Student Services to register.
DISCOVER UW BARRON COUNTY at their Open House on Tuesday, March 16. Campus tours begin at 6:15 p.m. and program begins at 7:00 p.m. See posting in the Student Services window for registration details.
ROCKWELL AUTOMATION IN LADYSMITH is accepting resumes for the position of Part Time Student Office Help for this summer. Seniors may stop in to Student Services for details.
PM DETENTION for this week is in Mrs. Olson’s room.
ANY SOPHOMORE wishing to attend the Festival of Nations in St. Paul at the end of April must sign up with Miss Rabas or Mr. Novakofski by Thursday this week.
JUNIORS AND SENIORS INTERESTED IN A MILITARY CAREER may sign up for a tour on March 18 at 9:30 am of the Armory in Ladysmith. Sign up in Student Services by March 15.
SENIORS MAJORING IN A TOOL & DIE OR MECHANICAL ENGINEERING PROGRAM are eligible to apply for the Lance Corporal Andrew G. Matus, USMC $1000 Scholarship. Pick up application material in Student Services. Application deadline is April 23.
THE BOYS BASKETBALL TEAM will be playing this Friday night at Chippewa Falls High School against Thorp HS. The sign up for the fan's bus is in the high school office. The cost is $4 for admission and $6 to ride the fan's bus for $10 total. The bus departs Ladysmith High School at 4:30 this Friday.
STUDENTS WITH OUTSTANDING DETENTIONS must serve TODAY in order to be eligible to attend tonight’s game.
THE LHS FORENSICS TEAM performed magnificently at their District competition last night in Eau Claire. Twenty students earned state-qualifying scores and will be competing in Madison on April 17. Congratulations on a job well done.
MAKE IT A GREAT DAY!
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!
ACT STUDY SESSIONS: There will be a Science ACT Test Prep on March 17 during periods 7 & 8. The English ACT Test Prep will be on March 31 during periods 1 & 2. The Math ACT Test Prep will be on April 8 during periods 6 & 7. Stop in at Student Services to pick-up your ACT Test Prep packet.
IT'S TIME ONCE AGAIN FOR THE SCHOOLWIDE ART SHOW. Please bring your entries to Mrs. Bricco before March 10th.
WRESTLING CHEERLEADERS will meet today after school on the balcony. Bring your uniforms.
THE KIWANIS SENIOR BANQUET is April 14. All seniors are invited to attend. Seniors are to sign up in the library by April 7.
NCAA REGISTRATION: Any junior who is interested in playing a sport in college needs to register with NCAA. Stop by Student Services to register.
DISCOVER UW BARRON COUNTY at their Open House on Tuesday, March 16. Campus tours begin at 6:15 p.m. and program begins at 7:00 p.m. See posting in the Student Services window for registration details.
ROCKWELL AUTOMATION IN LADYSMITH is accepting resumes for the position of Part Time Student Office Help for this summer. Seniors may stop in to Student Services for details.
PM DETENTION for this week is in Mrs. Olson’s room.
ANY SOPHOMORE wishing to attend the Festival of Nations in St. Paul at the end of April must sign up with Miss Rabas or Mr. Novakofski by Thursday this week.
JUNIORS AND SENIORS INTERESTED IN A MILITARY CAREER may sign up for a tour on March 18 at 9:30 am of the Armory in Ladysmith. Sign up in Student Services by March 15.
SENIORS MAJORING IN A TOOL & DIE OR MECHANICAL ENGINEERING PROGRAM are eligible to apply for the Lance Corporal Andrew G. Matus, USMC $1000 Scholarship. Pick up application material in Student Services. Application deadline is April 23.
THE BOYS BASKETBALL TEAM will be playing this Friday night at Chippewa Falls High School against Thorp HS. The sign up for the fan's bus is in the high school office. The cost is $4 for admission and $6 to ride the fan's bus for $10 total. The bus departs Ladysmith High School at 4:30 this Friday.
STUDENTS WITH OUTSTANDING DETENTIONS must serve TODAY in order to be eligible to attend tonight’s game.
THE LHS FORENSICS TEAM performed magnificently at their District competition last night in Eau Claire. Twenty students earned state-qualifying scores and will be competing in Madison on April 17. Congratulations on a job well done.
MAKE IT A GREAT DAY!
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