ANNOUNCEMENTS - September 30, 2011
General:
Attention students ordering a class ring: The Jostens class ring representative will be at school Tuesday, October 4th during the lunch hours in the high school cafeteria. Jerry will help you fill out your ring order form and answer any questions you may have. Please remember to bring your class ring order form and your $50 deposit.
The LHS Band is selling T-Shirts and Sweatshirts from now until October 4th. See Mr. Yudes or a Band student for details.
Anyone interested in helping backstage (building, painting, changing scenery) for the fall play, The Almost True Tale of Robin Hood, should sign up with Mr. Nova or Mrs. Lawrence. The first meeting will be held in the auditorium on Wednesday, October 6th at 3:45. If you are interested but cannot attend the first meeting, please let Mr. Nova or Mrs. Lawrence know.
A representative of Teen Court will be in the lunch room on Monday, Oct. 3rd, to share information on Teen Court in Rusk County. Students are welcome to visit the table for more information on this important service for teens.
Ladysmith High School is celebrating Homecoming week, October 3 thru October 7. Each day of the week will have a different dress up idea. Students and staff are encouraged to wear clothing for the theme of that day. Monday is pajama day, Tuesday camo/orange day, Wednesday occupation day, Thursday 70’s workout day and Friday is purple and gold day. Show your school spirit and dress up.
The Homecoming Dance will be on Friday, October 7 from 9-midnight in the LHS cafeteria following the football game. Admission is $7 and dress is semi-casual. If anyone is bringing a non-LHS student to the dance, you must sign him/her up in the library before the end of today.
Homecoming T-shirts are available for pick up in Student Services. Students may pick them up during study hall and lunch.
Athletics:
If you are a senior, have participated in at least one sport, and are a leader in both school and the community you are eligible to apply for the 2011 Wendy’s High School Heisman. Eligible seniors may pick up application information in Student Services. Application deadline is October 2.
Student Services:
The ASVAB test date for juniors has been changed to October 6th.
Juniors who wish to take the PSAT in October need to sign up in Student Services by October 4. Test date is Wednesday, October 12. The PSAT exam helps prepare for the SAT and is the entry for the National Merit Scholarship Program.
Seniors who would like to apply for the $1000 Kohl Scholarship should pick up application information in Student Services. Applicants are evaluated on leadership, citizenship, school and community involvement, and academic achievement. The application deadline is November 11.
Detention this week: AM Mr Jensen RM 231
PM Mr Novakofski RM 750
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Friday, September 30, 2011
Thursday, September 29, 2011
Daily Announcements
ANNOUNCEMENTS - September 29, 2011
General:
The University of Minnesota-Duluth is having their annual Bulldog Engineering Day on October 29. Engineering is an exciting career that combines technology with creativity using the basic tools of math and science. On this day, students will have the opportunity to learn more about engineering as a career, visit the engineering department and labs, tour the campus and ask questions of engineering students and staff. If you are interested in going, please see Mr. Jansen by tomorrow
The Homecoming Dance will be on Friday, October 7 from 9-midnight in the LHS cafeteria following the football game. Admission is $7 and dress is semi-casual. If anyone is bringing a non-LHS student to the dance, you must sign him/her up in the library by Friday, September 30.
The LHS Band is selling T-Shirts and Sweatshirts from now until October 4th. See Mr. Yudes or a Band student for details.
Anyone interested in helping backstage (building, painting, changing scenery) for the fall play, The Almost True Tale of Robin Hood, should sign up with Mr. Nova or Mrs. Lawrence. The first meeting will be held in the auditorium on Wednesday, October 6th at 3:45. If you are interested but cannot attend the first meeting, please let Mr. Nova or Mrs. Lawrence know.
Athletics:
If you are a senior, have participated in at least one sport, and are a leader in both school and the community you are eligible to apply for the 2011 Wendy’s High School Heisman. Eligible seniors may pick up application information in Student Services. Application deadline is October 2.
Student Services:
The ASVAB test date for juniors has been changed to October 6th.
Youth Option applications are due tomorrow. Drop your completed form off in Student Services.
Early Graduation applications are due into Student Services tomorrow.
Juniors who wish to take the PSAT in October need to sign up in Student Services by October 4. The PSAT exam helps prepare for the SAT and is the entry for the National Merit Scholarship Program.
Seniors who would like to apply for the $1000 Kohl Scholarship should pick up application information in Student Services. Applicants are evaluated on leadership, citizenship, school and community involvement, and academic achievement. The application deadline is November 11.
Detention this week: AM Mr Jensen RM 231
PM Mr Novakofski RM 750
General:
The University of Minnesota-Duluth is having their annual Bulldog Engineering Day on October 29. Engineering is an exciting career that combines technology with creativity using the basic tools of math and science. On this day, students will have the opportunity to learn more about engineering as a career, visit the engineering department and labs, tour the campus and ask questions of engineering students and staff. If you are interested in going, please see Mr. Jansen by tomorrow
The Homecoming Dance will be on Friday, October 7 from 9-midnight in the LHS cafeteria following the football game. Admission is $7 and dress is semi-casual. If anyone is bringing a non-LHS student to the dance, you must sign him/her up in the library by Friday, September 30.
The LHS Band is selling T-Shirts and Sweatshirts from now until October 4th. See Mr. Yudes or a Band student for details.
Anyone interested in helping backstage (building, painting, changing scenery) for the fall play, The Almost True Tale of Robin Hood, should sign up with Mr. Nova or Mrs. Lawrence. The first meeting will be held in the auditorium on Wednesday, October 6th at 3:45. If you are interested but cannot attend the first meeting, please let Mr. Nova or Mrs. Lawrence know.
Athletics:
If you are a senior, have participated in at least one sport, and are a leader in both school and the community you are eligible to apply for the 2011 Wendy’s High School Heisman. Eligible seniors may pick up application information in Student Services. Application deadline is October 2.
Student Services:
The ASVAB test date for juniors has been changed to October 6th.
Youth Option applications are due tomorrow. Drop your completed form off in Student Services.
Early Graduation applications are due into Student Services tomorrow.
Juniors who wish to take the PSAT in October need to sign up in Student Services by October 4. The PSAT exam helps prepare for the SAT and is the entry for the National Merit Scholarship Program.
Seniors who would like to apply for the $1000 Kohl Scholarship should pick up application information in Student Services. Applicants are evaluated on leadership, citizenship, school and community involvement, and academic achievement. The application deadline is November 11.
Detention this week: AM Mr Jensen RM 231
PM Mr Novakofski RM 750
Wednesday, September 28, 2011
Daily Announcements
ANNOUNCEMENTS - September 28, 2011
General:
The University of Minnesota-Duluth is having their annual Bulldog Engineering Day on October 29. Engineering is an exciting career that combines technology with creativity using the basic tools of math and science. On this day, students will have the opportunity to learn more about engineering as a career, visit the engineering department and labs, tour the campus and ask questions of engineering students and staff. If you are interested in going, please see Mr. Jansen by September 30.
Each year high school students compete for more than $2.3 million in scholarships and incentives through the Veterans of Foreign Wars’ Voice of Democracy Program. Students compete by writing and recording a broadcast script on an annual patriotic theme. This year’s theme is Is There Pride in Serving in Our Military? Students in grades 9-12 may pick up an entry form in Student Services.
There will be a meeting for all members of the cast of the fall play today from 3:40 to 4:30 in the auditorium.
There will be a student council meeting on tomorrow morning at 7:45 in the library.
The Homecoming Dance will be on Friday, October 7 from 9-midnight in the LHS cafeteria following the football game. Admission is $7 and dress is semi-casual. If anyone is bringing a non-LHS student to the dance, you must sign him/her up in the library by Friday, September 30.
The LHS Band is selling T-Shirts and Sweatshirts from now until October 4th. See Mr. Yudes or a Band student for details.
Anyone interested in helping backstage (building, painting, changing scenery) for the fall play, The Almost True Tale of Robin Hood, should sign up with Mr. Nova or Mrs. Lawrence. The first meeting will be held in the auditorium on Wednesday, October 6th at 3:45. If you are interested but cannot attend the first meeting, please let Mr. Nova or Mrs. Lawrence know.
Athletics:
Congratulations to the JV Volleyball team who beat Cameron in all 3 sets Monday night!
If you are a senior, have participated in at least one sport, and are a leader in both school and the community you are eligible to apply for the 2011 Wendy’s High School Heisman. Eligible seniors may pick up application information in Student Services. Application deadline is October 2.
Student Services:
Youth Option applications are due this Friday, September 30. Drop your completed form off in Student Services.
Juniors who wish to take the PSAT in October need to sign up in Student Services by October 4. The PSAT exam helps prepare for the SAT and is the entry for the National Merit Scholarship Program.
Seniors who would like to apply for the $1000 Kohl Scholarship should pick up application information in Student Services. Applicants are evaluated on leadership, citizenship, school and community involvement, and academic achievement. The application deadline is November 11.
Detention this week: AM Mr Jensen RM 231
PM Mr Novakofski RM 750
General:
The University of Minnesota-Duluth is having their annual Bulldog Engineering Day on October 29. Engineering is an exciting career that combines technology with creativity using the basic tools of math and science. On this day, students will have the opportunity to learn more about engineering as a career, visit the engineering department and labs, tour the campus and ask questions of engineering students and staff. If you are interested in going, please see Mr. Jansen by September 30.
Each year high school students compete for more than $2.3 million in scholarships and incentives through the Veterans of Foreign Wars’ Voice of Democracy Program. Students compete by writing and recording a broadcast script on an annual patriotic theme. This year’s theme is Is There Pride in Serving in Our Military? Students in grades 9-12 may pick up an entry form in Student Services.
There will be a meeting for all members of the cast of the fall play today from 3:40 to 4:30 in the auditorium.
There will be a student council meeting on tomorrow morning at 7:45 in the library.
The Homecoming Dance will be on Friday, October 7 from 9-midnight in the LHS cafeteria following the football game. Admission is $7 and dress is semi-casual. If anyone is bringing a non-LHS student to the dance, you must sign him/her up in the library by Friday, September 30.
The LHS Band is selling T-Shirts and Sweatshirts from now until October 4th. See Mr. Yudes or a Band student for details.
Anyone interested in helping backstage (building, painting, changing scenery) for the fall play, The Almost True Tale of Robin Hood, should sign up with Mr. Nova or Mrs. Lawrence. The first meeting will be held in the auditorium on Wednesday, October 6th at 3:45. If you are interested but cannot attend the first meeting, please let Mr. Nova or Mrs. Lawrence know.
Athletics:
Congratulations to the JV Volleyball team who beat Cameron in all 3 sets Monday night!
If you are a senior, have participated in at least one sport, and are a leader in both school and the community you are eligible to apply for the 2011 Wendy’s High School Heisman. Eligible seniors may pick up application information in Student Services. Application deadline is October 2.
Student Services:
Youth Option applications are due this Friday, September 30. Drop your completed form off in Student Services.
Juniors who wish to take the PSAT in October need to sign up in Student Services by October 4. The PSAT exam helps prepare for the SAT and is the entry for the National Merit Scholarship Program.
Seniors who would like to apply for the $1000 Kohl Scholarship should pick up application information in Student Services. Applicants are evaluated on leadership, citizenship, school and community involvement, and academic achievement. The application deadline is November 11.
Detention this week: AM Mr Jensen RM 231
PM Mr Novakofski RM 750
Daily Announcements
ANNOUNCEMENTS - September 26, 2011
General:
The University of Minnesota-Duluth is having their annual Bulldog Engineering Day on October 29. Engineering is an exciting career that combines technology with creativity using the basic tools of math and science. On this day, students will have the opportunity to learn more about engineering as a career, visit the engineering department and labs, tour the campus and ask questions of engineering students and staff. If you are interested in going, please see Mr. Jansen by September 30.
Tuesday, September 27th students and staff are invited to participate in a fund raiser for the Hoefs family. If you donate a dollar, you may wear a hat throughout the day. HOSA members will be in the commons area Tuesday morning to collect your money.
Each year high school students compete for more than $2.3 million in scholarships and incentives through the Veterans of Foreign Wars’ Voice of Democracy Program. Students compete by writing and recording a broadcast script on an annual patriotic theme. This year’s theme is Is There Pride in Serving in Our Military? Students in grades 9-12 may pick up an entry form in Student Services.
There will be a meeting for all members of the cast of the fall play Wednesday, Sept 28, from 3:40 to 4:30 in the auditorium.
Athletics:
Congratulations to the JV team who took 4th place at the Lake Holcombe tournament on Saturday and congratulations to the varsity team for taking 1st place at the Phillips Tournament by posting a decisive 5-0 record. The team won all 10 sets on the day! What a great team effort!
If you are a senior, have participated in at least one sport, and are a leader in both school and the community you are eligible to apply for the 2011 Wendy’s High School Heisman. Eligible seniors may pick up application information in Student Services. Application deadline is October 2.
Student Services:
Juniors who wish to take the PSAT in October need to sign up in Student Services by October 4.
Seniors should be working on college applications. You are asked to have Mrs. Opelt review your application before you submit.
Seniors who would like to apply for the $1000 Kohl Scholarship should pick up application information in Student Services. Applicants are evaluated on leadership, citizenship, school and community involvement, and academic achievement. The application deadline is November 11.
State and national scholarships are available if you meet the criteria. Seniors are reminded to check the list posted on the Student Services window frequently.
Detention this week: AM Mr Jensen RM 231
PM Mr Novakofski RM 750
MAKE IT A GREAT DAY!
General:
The University of Minnesota-Duluth is having their annual Bulldog Engineering Day on October 29. Engineering is an exciting career that combines technology with creativity using the basic tools of math and science. On this day, students will have the opportunity to learn more about engineering as a career, visit the engineering department and labs, tour the campus and ask questions of engineering students and staff. If you are interested in going, please see Mr. Jansen by September 30.
Tuesday, September 27th students and staff are invited to participate in a fund raiser for the Hoefs family. If you donate a dollar, you may wear a hat throughout the day. HOSA members will be in the commons area Tuesday morning to collect your money.
Each year high school students compete for more than $2.3 million in scholarships and incentives through the Veterans of Foreign Wars’ Voice of Democracy Program. Students compete by writing and recording a broadcast script on an annual patriotic theme. This year’s theme is Is There Pride in Serving in Our Military? Students in grades 9-12 may pick up an entry form in Student Services.
There will be a meeting for all members of the cast of the fall play Wednesday, Sept 28, from 3:40 to 4:30 in the auditorium.
Athletics:
Congratulations to the JV team who took 4th place at the Lake Holcombe tournament on Saturday and congratulations to the varsity team for taking 1st place at the Phillips Tournament by posting a decisive 5-0 record. The team won all 10 sets on the day! What a great team effort!
If you are a senior, have participated in at least one sport, and are a leader in both school and the community you are eligible to apply for the 2011 Wendy’s High School Heisman. Eligible seniors may pick up application information in Student Services. Application deadline is October 2.
Student Services:
Juniors who wish to take the PSAT in October need to sign up in Student Services by October 4.
Seniors should be working on college applications. You are asked to have Mrs. Opelt review your application before you submit.
Seniors who would like to apply for the $1000 Kohl Scholarship should pick up application information in Student Services. Applicants are evaluated on leadership, citizenship, school and community involvement, and academic achievement. The application deadline is November 11.
State and national scholarships are available if you meet the criteria. Seniors are reminded to check the list posted on the Student Services window frequently.
Detention this week: AM Mr Jensen RM 231
PM Mr Novakofski RM 750
MAKE IT A GREAT DAY!
Friday, March 18, 2011
Daily Announcements
ANNOUNCEMENTS
March 18, 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!
PM detention today Fri., March 18, will be in Mrs. Diamond’s room, number 401.
Please place blue recycling containers in the hallway to be emptied at this time. Thank you.
The baseball informational meeting will be on Mon., March 21 and will take place in the cafeteria at 3:45 PM before baseball practice begins that evening. There will also be a baseball open gym from 6:30-8:00 PM on Sun., March 20.
Any girls who will be in grades 9 through 12, that would like to participate in summer volleyball league, beginning on Thurs., June 16, can sign up with Mrs. Peggar. You must pay $10.00 at the time you sign up. Come enjoy the fun! All girls welcome!
Girls interested in playing Softball this Spring should sign-up in the Library today, Fri. March 18. There will also be a short Softball Meeting at 3:35 PM in the cafeteria today Fri. March 18.
All members of the Dance Team make sure all your uniforms have been turned in and checked off by the end of school today..
Student Services:
Seniors, there is an additional local scholarship that has come in. It is open to a senior from Hawkins or has connections to relatives in Hawkins. You must have good grades, really want to go to school and has a financial need, gets along and is helpful to others. Deadline is today Fri., March 18.
Students interested in the medical field may apply for a summer program that focuses on cardiac health. The camp is located in Chicago or Milwaukee and runs for one week at a time. See Student Services for more information.
Looking for summer work? Ross’s Teal Lake Lodge & Golf Club and Crex Meadows Youth Conservation Camp have summer openings. See Student Services for more details!
Keep checking the Student Services Bulletin Board and window for scholarship and college information. You can also check the updated list of scholarships online on the LHS guidance webpage.
There will be a senior meeting in the auditorium Wed., March 23 during Activity Period.
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.
March 18, 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!
PM detention today Fri., March 18, will be in Mrs. Diamond’s room, number 401.
Please place blue recycling containers in the hallway to be emptied at this time. Thank you.
The baseball informational meeting will be on Mon., March 21 and will take place in the cafeteria at 3:45 PM before baseball practice begins that evening. There will also be a baseball open gym from 6:30-8:00 PM on Sun., March 20.
Any girls who will be in grades 9 through 12, that would like to participate in summer volleyball league, beginning on Thurs., June 16, can sign up with Mrs. Peggar. You must pay $10.00 at the time you sign up. Come enjoy the fun! All girls welcome!
Girls interested in playing Softball this Spring should sign-up in the Library today, Fri. March 18. There will also be a short Softball Meeting at 3:35 PM in the cafeteria today Fri. March 18.
All members of the Dance Team make sure all your uniforms have been turned in and checked off by the end of school today..
Student Services:
Seniors, there is an additional local scholarship that has come in. It is open to a senior from Hawkins or has connections to relatives in Hawkins. You must have good grades, really want to go to school and has a financial need, gets along and is helpful to others. Deadline is today Fri., March 18.
Students interested in the medical field may apply for a summer program that focuses on cardiac health. The camp is located in Chicago or Milwaukee and runs for one week at a time. See Student Services for more information.
Looking for summer work? Ross’s Teal Lake Lodge & Golf Club and Crex Meadows Youth Conservation Camp have summer openings. See Student Services for more details!
Keep checking the Student Services Bulletin Board and window for scholarship and college information. You can also check the updated list of scholarships online on the LHS guidance webpage.
There will be a senior meeting in the auditorium Wed., March 23 during Activity Period.
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.
Thursday, March 17, 2011
Daily Announcements
ANNOUNCEMENTS
March 17, 2011
General:
Girls Volleyball open gym will be held each Sunday night from 4:00 PM to 6:00 PM at the Ladysmith Elementary School. All girls interested in playing are welcome to attend!
Please place blue recycling containers in the hallway to be emptied at this time. Thank you.
The baseball informational meeting will be on Monday, March 21 and will take place in the cafeteria at 3:45 PM before baseball practice begins that evening. There will also be a baseball open gym from 6:30-8:00 PM on Sunday, March 20.
Any girls who will be in grades 9 through 12, that would like to participate in summer volleyball league, beginning on Thurs., June 16, can sign up with Mrs. Peggar. You must pay $10.00 at the time you sign up. Come enjoy the fun! All girls welcome!
Girls interested in playing Softball this Spring should sign-up in the Library by this Friday, March 18. There will also be a short Softball Meeting at 3:35 PM in the cafeteria on Fri. March 18.
All members of the Dance Team make sure all your uniforms have been turned in and checked off by the end of this week.
Student Services:
Seniors, there is an additional local scholarship that has come in. It is open to a senior from Hawkins or has connections to relatives in Hawkins. You must have good grades, really want to go to school and has a financial need, gets along and is helpful to others. Deadline is Friday, March 18.
Students interested in the medical field may apply for a summer program that focuses on cardiac health. The camp is located in Chicago or Milwaukee and runs for one week at a time. See Student Services for more information.
Looking for summer work? Ross’s Teal Lake Lodge & Golf Club and Crex Meadows Youth Conservation Camp have summer openings. See Student Services for more details!
Keep checking the Student Services Bulletin Board and window for scholarship and college information. You can also check the updated list of scholarships online on the LHS guidance webpage.
There will be a senior meeting in the auditorium Wednesday, March 23 during Activity Period.
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.
March 17, 2011
General:
Girls Volleyball open gym will be held each Sunday night from 4:00 PM to 6:00 PM at the Ladysmith Elementary School. All girls interested in playing are welcome to attend!
Please place blue recycling containers in the hallway to be emptied at this time. Thank you.
The baseball informational meeting will be on Monday, March 21 and will take place in the cafeteria at 3:45 PM before baseball practice begins that evening. There will also be a baseball open gym from 6:30-8:00 PM on Sunday, March 20.
Any girls who will be in grades 9 through 12, that would like to participate in summer volleyball league, beginning on Thurs., June 16, can sign up with Mrs. Peggar. You must pay $10.00 at the time you sign up. Come enjoy the fun! All girls welcome!
Girls interested in playing Softball this Spring should sign-up in the Library by this Friday, March 18. There will also be a short Softball Meeting at 3:35 PM in the cafeteria on Fri. March 18.
All members of the Dance Team make sure all your uniforms have been turned in and checked off by the end of this week.
Student Services:
Seniors, there is an additional local scholarship that has come in. It is open to a senior from Hawkins or has connections to relatives in Hawkins. You must have good grades, really want to go to school and has a financial need, gets along and is helpful to others. Deadline is Friday, March 18.
Students interested in the medical field may apply for a summer program that focuses on cardiac health. The camp is located in Chicago or Milwaukee and runs for one week at a time. See Student Services for more information.
Looking for summer work? Ross’s Teal Lake Lodge & Golf Club and Crex Meadows Youth Conservation Camp have summer openings. See Student Services for more details!
Keep checking the Student Services Bulletin Board and window for scholarship and college information. You can also check the updated list of scholarships online on the LHS guidance webpage.
There will be a senior meeting in the auditorium Wednesday, March 23 during Activity Period.
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.
Thursday, March 3, 2011
Daily Announcements
ANNOUNCEMENTS
March 3, 2011
There will be a meeting for all students, both boys and girls that are interested in being a part of the Ladysmith track team Friday morning at 8:00 A.M. in Mr. Groothousen’s room. Also please add your name to the sign-up sheet 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.
Seniors should stop into Student Services as soon as possible and update us on where you are with your future plans.
The career lab will be closed on Friday, March 4 from 8:00 A.M. – 12:00 P.M. for testing.
Attention students attending medical discovery days. The trip to CVTC that was scheduled for this Thursday has been changed to next week Thursday, March 10. Please change your date on the pre-arranged sheet for CVTC from March 3 to March 10. Stop in student services if you have any questions.
Seniors, many of you have not stopped in for materials and assistance regarding the local scholarships that are due on March 10. This is a great opportunity to get financial assistance towards your college education. Remember recommendations are required for many of the scholarships so make sure you are providing them with plenty of time to get the necessary forms completed.
Lumberjack Day will be on Friday, March 11. Some events for the day include the Pancake Eating Contest, Class Relay Race, Best Dressed Lumberjack and Lumberjill, Dodge-ball, Volleyball, Bingo, Poker, Foose Ball, Hacky Sac, Chess, and Checkers. Sign-up sheets are posted on the Student Council Bulletin Board by the library.
March 3, 2011
There will be a meeting for all students, both boys and girls that are interested in being a part of the Ladysmith track team Friday morning at 8:00 A.M. in Mr. Groothousen’s room. Also please add your name to the sign-up sheet 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.
Seniors should stop into Student Services as soon as possible and update us on where you are with your future plans.
The career lab will be closed on Friday, March 4 from 8:00 A.M. – 12:00 P.M. for testing.
Attention students attending medical discovery days. The trip to CVTC that was scheduled for this Thursday has been changed to next week Thursday, March 10. Please change your date on the pre-arranged sheet for CVTC from March 3 to March 10. Stop in student services if you have any questions.
Seniors, many of you have not stopped in for materials and assistance regarding the local scholarships that are due on March 10. This is a great opportunity to get financial assistance towards your college education. Remember recommendations are required for many of the scholarships so make sure you are providing them with plenty of time to get the necessary forms completed.
Lumberjack Day will be on Friday, March 11. Some events for the day include the Pancake Eating Contest, Class Relay Race, Best Dressed Lumberjack and Lumberjill, Dodge-ball, Volleyball, Bingo, Poker, Foose Ball, Hacky Sac, Chess, and Checkers. Sign-up sheets are posted on the Student Council Bulletin Board by the library.
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.
Monday, January 31, 2011
Daily Announcements
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Jan 31, 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.
There will be a FCCLA Meeting Tues. Feb. 1 @ 7:45 in Room 711.
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 no later than Tuesday, February 1.
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 on Tues., Feb. 1 at 8:30 AM. See Mrs. Opelt to sign up.
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 Feb. 1.
There will be an ACT Test Prep on mathematics Feb. 2 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 prior to Feb. 2.
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.
Jan 31, 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.
There will be a FCCLA Meeting Tues. Feb. 1 @ 7:45 in Room 711.
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 no later than Tuesday, February 1.
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 on Tues., Feb. 1 at 8:30 AM. See Mrs. Opelt to sign up.
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 Feb. 1.
There will be an ACT Test Prep on mathematics Feb. 2 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 prior to Feb. 2.
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, January 19, 2011
Daily Announcements
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Jan 19, 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.
Start Jan. 21
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.
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.
Do you need money for College? Come to the FAFSA Free Application for Federal Student Aid Meeting at the Ladysmith High School Auditorium today at 6:00 PM. Stop by Student Services with any questions and look for the flyers around the building.
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.
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.
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.
There will be an ACT Test Prep on mathematics February 2nd during 4th 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 prior to February 2nd.
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.
Jan 19, 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.
Start Jan. 21
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.
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.
Do you need money for College? Come to the FAFSA Free Application for Federal Student Aid Meeting at the Ladysmith High School Auditorium today at 6:00 PM. Stop by Student Services with any questions and look for the flyers around the building.
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.
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.
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.
There will be an ACT Test Prep on mathematics February 2nd during 4th 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 prior to February 2nd.
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.
Tuesday, November 16, 2010
Daily Announcements
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Nov. 16, 2010
General:
Barb Malom from WITC will be in Mrs. Titera’s 8th period Microcomputer Applications class today.
Any seniors with Poinsettia orders need to see Mrs. Neisinger sometime this morning.
The Bear Club is looking for your used printer cartridges and unwanted cell phones. These items can be taken to Mr. Bunton’s room.
Students are reminded that if you are leaving early for hunting season, you must do a PA. and turn it into the office before you leave.
Athletics:
Meetings, practices, etc:
Student Council meeting tomorrow (Wed) at 7:45 in the library.
Student Services:
Representatives schedule:
University of Wisconsin-Stout is scheduled for today
Northern Michigan University-Thursday (Nov. 18)
Scholarships: The Elks Most Valuable Student Scholarship is due December 1st...
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 11th (second Sat. in Dec.) 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.
Check out the Student Services Bulletin Board. You will find information on available scholarships and their due dates. You should check the bulletin board daily for updates and other information.
Nov. 16, 2010
General:
Barb Malom from WITC will be in Mrs. Titera’s 8th period Microcomputer Applications class today.
Any seniors with Poinsettia orders need to see Mrs. Neisinger sometime this morning.
The Bear Club is looking for your used printer cartridges and unwanted cell phones. These items can be taken to Mr. Bunton’s room.
Students are reminded that if you are leaving early for hunting season, you must do a PA. and turn it into the office before you leave.
Athletics:
Meetings, practices, etc:
Student Council meeting tomorrow (Wed) at 7:45 in the library.
Student Services:
Representatives schedule:
University of Wisconsin-Stout is scheduled for today
Northern Michigan University-Thursday (Nov. 18)
Scholarships: The Elks Most Valuable Student Scholarship is due December 1st...
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 11th (second Sat. in Dec.) 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.
Check out the Student Services Bulletin Board. You will find information on available scholarships and their due dates. You should check the bulletin board daily for updates and other information.
Monday, November 15, 2010
Daily Announcements
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Nov. 15, 2010
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.
Students are reminded that if you are leaving early for hunting season, you must do a PA. and turn it into the office before you leave.
Athletics:
Girl’s basketball players: you will have a mandatory meeting tomorrow morning in the library at 7:55.
Congratulations to Sigrid Stensvold and Mariah Stoll for their excellent showing at the State Swimming and Diving meet. Mariah finished as seeded with an excellent 200 Free swim. Sigrid had the honor of placing the highest of any Trident Swimmer or Diver with her 6th place finish in diving. She is the first Trident to stand on the Podium. Thank you everyone for your support.
Meetings, practices, etc:
There will be a follow up meeting for FCCLA in Room 711 tomorrow morning at 7:45. Treats will be served!
Student Services:
Representatives schedule:
CVTC will have a representative here today
University of Wisconsin-Stout is scheduled for tomorrow
Northern Michigan University-Thursday (Nov. 18)
Scholarships: The Elks Most Valuable Student Scholarship is due December 1st..
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 11th (second Sat. in Dec.) 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.
Check out the Student Services Bulletin Board. You will find information on available scholarships and their due dates. You should check the bulletin board daily for updates and other information.
Nov. 15, 2010
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.
Students are reminded that if you are leaving early for hunting season, you must do a PA. and turn it into the office before you leave.
Athletics:
Girl’s basketball players: you will have a mandatory meeting tomorrow morning in the library at 7:55.
Congratulations to Sigrid Stensvold and Mariah Stoll for their excellent showing at the State Swimming and Diving meet. Mariah finished as seeded with an excellent 200 Free swim. Sigrid had the honor of placing the highest of any Trident Swimmer or Diver with her 6th place finish in diving. She is the first Trident to stand on the Podium. Thank you everyone for your support.
Meetings, practices, etc:
There will be a follow up meeting for FCCLA in Room 711 tomorrow morning at 7:45. Treats will be served!
Student Services:
Representatives schedule:
CVTC will have a representative here today
University of Wisconsin-Stout is scheduled for tomorrow
Northern Michigan University-Thursday (Nov. 18)
Scholarships: The Elks Most Valuable Student Scholarship is due December 1st..
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 11th (second Sat. in Dec.) 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.
Check out the Student Services Bulletin Board. You will find information on available scholarships and their due dates. You should check the bulletin board daily for updates and other information.
Tuesday, November 9, 2010
Daily Announcements
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Nov. 9, 2010
General:
The LHS Fine Arts Department will present “The Lilies of the Field” this weekend. Performances are Friday and Saturday night at 7:30. Cost for students is $5 and adults is $7.
Seniors: The Jostens representative will be here tomorrow, (Nov 10), during the lunch hours in the cafeteria. He will help you fill out your order form for your graduation announcements, gowns, and other senior items. Please remember to bring your order form and the $30.00 deposit.
The Bear Club is looking for your used printer cartridges and unwanted cell phones. These items can be taken 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. This schedule will run through November 14.
Athletics:
Boys basketball players: There is a mandatory boys basketball meeting tomorrow at 4:00 in coach Effertz classroom at the Middle School. All boys playing boys basketball this season must attend.
The football players recognition night is tonight (Nov.9) from 7:00 to 8:00pm in the high school cafeteria.
Meetings, practices, etc:
Attention Spanish Students: Your review session schedule is:
Spanish 1: Tomorrow (Wed) before school at 7:45 and after school at 3:35.
Spanish 2: Thurs. before school at 7:45 and after school at 3:35.
If you have any questions about Spanish, come to one of these sessions to get the help you need to be successful in Spanish class.
This week’s backstage work schedule: Today (Tues)- 5:00 to 8:30
Wed. from 3:30 to 5:30 (plus daytime performance)
Thurs., Fri., and Sat. from 5:30 to the end
Sun. from 1:00 to 3:30 (Sunday is mandatory for all cast and crew)
There will be a FCCLA meeting during the activity period Wednesday in room 711. If you are interested in learning more about this club, please sign up in student services.
Student Services:
The following school will have representatives here on the following days:
WITC will be here this Friday (Nov.12)
CVTC is scheduled for next Monday (Nov. 15)
University of Wisconsin-Stout is scheduled for next Tuesday (Nov. 16)
If you are interested in meeting with any of these representatives, you need to stop by Student Services to set up a time to meet with them. Don’t miss out on these opportunities>
WKCE Testing: Tues., Nov 9, periods 2 & 3 and Wed., Nov. 10, periods 2 & 3
Seniors: Stop by Student Services—Updates are needed on what you are doing with post-secondary school visits, applications, scholarships, and other information. You should stop during your study hall or lunch hour today. Remember to check out of study hall before you come to Student Services.
Kevin Brown, a representative from Nicolet College, will be here Friday (Nov. 12) period 3,in room 711 to speak on Culinary Careers. There is room for a few more students and if you are interested in this presentation, you will need to get a pass from Student Services.
There are two scholarships available: The Herb Kohl Scholarship which is due by this Friday (Nov. 12) and the Elks Most Valuable Student Scholarship with a deadline of December 1st which requires some work to complete so you need to stop into Student Services ASAP.
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 11th (second Sat. in Dec.) 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.
Check out the Student Services Bulletin Board. You will find information on available scholarships and their due dates. You should check the bulletin board daily for updates and other information.
Nov. 9, 2010
General:
The LHS Fine Arts Department will present “The Lilies of the Field” this weekend. Performances are Friday and Saturday night at 7:30. Cost for students is $5 and adults is $7.
Seniors: The Jostens representative will be here tomorrow, (Nov 10), during the lunch hours in the cafeteria. He will help you fill out your order form for your graduation announcements, gowns, and other senior items. Please remember to bring your order form and the $30.00 deposit.
The Bear Club is looking for your used printer cartridges and unwanted cell phones. These items can be taken 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. This schedule will run through November 14.
Athletics:
Boys basketball players: There is a mandatory boys basketball meeting tomorrow at 4:00 in coach Effertz classroom at the Middle School. All boys playing boys basketball this season must attend.
The football players recognition night is tonight (Nov.9) from 7:00 to 8:00pm in the high school cafeteria.
Meetings, practices, etc:
Attention Spanish Students: Your review session schedule is:
Spanish 1: Tomorrow (Wed) before school at 7:45 and after school at 3:35.
Spanish 2: Thurs. before school at 7:45 and after school at 3:35.
If you have any questions about Spanish, come to one of these sessions to get the help you need to be successful in Spanish class.
This week’s backstage work schedule: Today (Tues)- 5:00 to 8:30
Wed. from 3:30 to 5:30 (plus daytime performance)
Thurs., Fri., and Sat. from 5:30 to the end
Sun. from 1:00 to 3:30 (Sunday is mandatory for all cast and crew)
There will be a FCCLA meeting during the activity period Wednesday in room 711. If you are interested in learning more about this club, please sign up in student services.
Student Services:
The following school will have representatives here on the following days:
WITC will be here this Friday (Nov.12)
CVTC is scheduled for next Monday (Nov. 15)
University of Wisconsin-Stout is scheduled for next Tuesday (Nov. 16)
If you are interested in meeting with any of these representatives, you need to stop by Student Services to set up a time to meet with them. Don’t miss out on these opportunities>
WKCE Testing: Tues., Nov 9, periods 2 & 3 and Wed., Nov. 10, periods 2 & 3
Seniors: Stop by Student Services—Updates are needed on what you are doing with post-secondary school visits, applications, scholarships, and other information. You should stop during your study hall or lunch hour today. Remember to check out of study hall before you come to Student Services.
Kevin Brown, a representative from Nicolet College, will be here Friday (Nov. 12) period 3,in room 711 to speak on Culinary Careers. There is room for a few more students and if you are interested in this presentation, you will need to get a pass from Student Services.
There are two scholarships available: The Herb Kohl Scholarship which is due by this Friday (Nov. 12) and the Elks Most Valuable Student Scholarship with a deadline of December 1st which requires some work to complete so you need to stop into Student Services ASAP.
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 11th (second Sat. in Dec.) 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.
Check out the Student Services Bulletin Board. You will find information on available scholarships and their due dates. You should check the bulletin board daily for updates and other information.
Monday, November 8, 2010
Daily Announcements
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Nov. 8, 2010
General:
For those wanting to help with Bingo at the Ladysmith Nursing Home tomorrow (Nov.9), you need to get your activity pre-arranged turned into Mrs. Kuehn today. If you signed up in Student Services, you must see Mrs. Kuehn today.
The LHS Fine Arts Department will present “The Lilies of the Field” this weekend. Performances for this wonderful production will be Friday and Saturday night at
7:30. Cost for students is $5 and adults is $7. Come enjoy this award winning performance.
All cast members of the Lilies of the Field should be on stage and in costume at 6:00 tonight for newspaper pictures.
Seniors: The Jostens representative will be here on Wednesday, (Nov 10), during the lunch hours in the cafeteria. He will help you fill out your order form for your graduation announcements, gowns, and other senior items. Please remember to bring your order form and the $30.00 deposit.
The Bear Club is looking for your used printer cartridges and unwanted cell phones. These items can be taken 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. This schedule will run through November 14.
Athletics:
Congratulations to the Trident Swimming and Diving Team for a great Sectional meet. They finished 4th out of 15 teams and qualified Sigrid Stensvold (diver) and Mariah Stoll (200 free) for State. Also making the top 8 and the podium were: 200 Medley Relay-Stoll, Zimmer, Fuse, and Molstad, Kelsey Podgornik 200 IM and 100 Back, Mariah Stoll 100 Free, Jamie Fuse 100 Fly, Sigrid Stensvold 100 back and 400 Free Relay: Zimmer, Fuse, Helgeson, and Stoll. Thanks for your support all season and now it is on to STATE.
The football players recognition night is tomorrow (Nov.9) from 7:00 to 8:00pm in the high school cafeteria.
Meetings, practices, etc:
Attention Spanish Students: Your review session schedule is:
Spanish 1: Wed before school at 7:45 and after school at 3:35.
Spanish 2: Thurs. before school at 7:45 and after school at 3:35.
If you have any questions about Spanish, come to one of these sessions to get the help you need to be successful in Spanish class.
This week’s backstage work schedule: Today and tomorrow - 5:00 to 8:30
Wed. from 3:30 to 5:30 (plus daytime performance)
Thurs., Fri., and Sat. from 5:30 to the end
Sun. from 1:00 to 3:30 (Sunday is mandatory for all cast and crew)
There will be a FCCLA meeting during the activity period Wednesday.
Student Services:
Seniors: Stop by Student Services—Updates are needed on what you are doing with post-secondary school visits, applications, scholarships, and other information. You should stop during your study hall or lunch hour today. Remember to check out of study hall before you come to Student Services.
Kevin Brown, a representative from Nicolet College, will be here Friday (Nov. 12) period 3,in room 711 to speak on Culinary Careers. There is room for a few more students and if you are interested in this presentation, you will need to get a pass from Student Services.
There are two scholarships available: The Herb Kohl Scholarship which is due no later than November 12 (this Friday) and the Elks Most Valuable Student Scholarship with a deadline of December 1st which requires some work to complete so you need to stop into Student Services ASAP.
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 11th (second Sat. in Dec.) 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.
Check out the Student Services Bulletin Board. You will find information on available scholarships and their due dates. You should check the bulletin board daily for updates and other information.
Nov. 8, 2010
General:
For those wanting to help with Bingo at the Ladysmith Nursing Home tomorrow (Nov.9), you need to get your activity pre-arranged turned into Mrs. Kuehn today. If you signed up in Student Services, you must see Mrs. Kuehn today.
The LHS Fine Arts Department will present “The Lilies of the Field” this weekend. Performances for this wonderful production will be Friday and Saturday night at
7:30. Cost for students is $5 and adults is $7. Come enjoy this award winning performance.
All cast members of the Lilies of the Field should be on stage and in costume at 6:00 tonight for newspaper pictures.
Seniors: The Jostens representative will be here on Wednesday, (Nov 10), during the lunch hours in the cafeteria. He will help you fill out your order form for your graduation announcements, gowns, and other senior items. Please remember to bring your order form and the $30.00 deposit.
The Bear Club is looking for your used printer cartridges and unwanted cell phones. These items can be taken 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. This schedule will run through November 14.
Athletics:
Congratulations to the Trident Swimming and Diving Team for a great Sectional meet. They finished 4th out of 15 teams and qualified Sigrid Stensvold (diver) and Mariah Stoll (200 free) for State. Also making the top 8 and the podium were: 200 Medley Relay-Stoll, Zimmer, Fuse, and Molstad, Kelsey Podgornik 200 IM and 100 Back, Mariah Stoll 100 Free, Jamie Fuse 100 Fly, Sigrid Stensvold 100 back and 400 Free Relay: Zimmer, Fuse, Helgeson, and Stoll. Thanks for your support all season and now it is on to STATE.
The football players recognition night is tomorrow (Nov.9) from 7:00 to 8:00pm in the high school cafeteria.
Meetings, practices, etc:
Attention Spanish Students: Your review session schedule is:
Spanish 1: Wed before school at 7:45 and after school at 3:35.
Spanish 2: Thurs. before school at 7:45 and after school at 3:35.
If you have any questions about Spanish, come to one of these sessions to get the help you need to be successful in Spanish class.
This week’s backstage work schedule: Today and tomorrow - 5:00 to 8:30
Wed. from 3:30 to 5:30 (plus daytime performance)
Thurs., Fri., and Sat. from 5:30 to the end
Sun. from 1:00 to 3:30 (Sunday is mandatory for all cast and crew)
There will be a FCCLA meeting during the activity period Wednesday.
Student Services:
Seniors: Stop by Student Services—Updates are needed on what you are doing with post-secondary school visits, applications, scholarships, and other information. You should stop during your study hall or lunch hour today. Remember to check out of study hall before you come to Student Services.
Kevin Brown, a representative from Nicolet College, will be here Friday (Nov. 12) period 3,in room 711 to speak on Culinary Careers. There is room for a few more students and if you are interested in this presentation, you will need to get a pass from Student Services.
There are two scholarships available: The Herb Kohl Scholarship which is due no later than November 12 (this Friday) and the Elks Most Valuable Student Scholarship with a deadline of December 1st which requires some work to complete so you need to stop into Student Services ASAP.
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 11th (second Sat. in Dec.) 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.
Check out the Student Services Bulletin Board. You will find information on available scholarships and their due dates. You should check the bulletin board daily for updates and other information.
Friday, November 5, 2010
Daily Announcements
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Nov. 5, 2010
General:
If you are interested in helping with Bingo at the Ladysmith Nursing Home next week Tuesday (Nov.9) you should pick up an activity pre-arranged from Mrs Kuehn in building 7 and return it to Mrs. Kuehn by Monday and there is a limit on how many students will be able to go.
Seniors: The Jostens representative will be here next week Wednesday, (Nov 10), during the lunch hours in the cafeteria. He will help you fill out your order form for your graduation announcements, gowns, and other senior items. Please remember to bring your order form and the $30.00 deposit.
The Bear Club is looking for your used printer cartridges and unwanted cell phones. These items can be taken 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. This schedule will run through November 14.
Athletics:
Attention all football players: your recognition night will be next Tuesday, November 9, from 7:00 to 8:00pm in the high school cafeteria.
Meetings, practices, etc:
Attention Spanish Students: There will be review sessions next week (Nov 10 & 11). Listen on Monday for the schedule for these sessions. Spanish 1: Wed before school at 7:45 and after school at 3:35.
Spanish 2: Thurs. before school at 7:45 and after school at 3:35. If you have any questions about Spanish, come to one of these sessions to get the help you need to be successful in Spanish class.
This weeks backstage work schedule: Tomorrow (Sat.) from 9:00 to noon
Next weeks backstage work schedule: Mon. and Tues. from 5:00 to 8:30
Wed. from 3:30 to 5:30 (plus daytime performance)
Thurs., Fri., and Sat. from 5:30 to the end
Sun. from 1:00 to 3:30 (Sunday is mandatory for all cast and crew)
There will be a FCCLA meeting during the activity period next Wednesday.
Student Services:
Kevin Brown, a representative from Nicolet College, will be here next week Friday (Nov. 12) period 3,in room 711 to speak on Culinary Careers. There is room for a few more students and if you are interested in this presentation, you will need to get a pass from Student Services.
There are two scholarships available: The Herb Kohl Scholarship which is due no later than November 12 and the Elks Most Valuable Student Scholarship with a deadline of December 1st which requires some work to complete so you need to stop into Student Services asap.
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 11th (second Sat. in Dec.) 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.
Check out the Student Services Bulletin Board. You will find information on available scholarships and their due dates. You should check the bulletin board daily for updates and other information.
Nov. 5, 2010
General:
If you are interested in helping with Bingo at the Ladysmith Nursing Home next week Tuesday (Nov.9) you should pick up an activity pre-arranged from Mrs Kuehn in building 7 and return it to Mrs. Kuehn by Monday and there is a limit on how many students will be able to go.
Seniors: The Jostens representative will be here next week Wednesday, (Nov 10), during the lunch hours in the cafeteria. He will help you fill out your order form for your graduation announcements, gowns, and other senior items. Please remember to bring your order form and the $30.00 deposit.
The Bear Club is looking for your used printer cartridges and unwanted cell phones. These items can be taken 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. This schedule will run through November 14.
Athletics:
Attention all football players: your recognition night will be next Tuesday, November 9, from 7:00 to 8:00pm in the high school cafeteria.
Meetings, practices, etc:
Attention Spanish Students: There will be review sessions next week (Nov 10 & 11). Listen on Monday for the schedule for these sessions. Spanish 1: Wed before school at 7:45 and after school at 3:35.
Spanish 2: Thurs. before school at 7:45 and after school at 3:35. If you have any questions about Spanish, come to one of these sessions to get the help you need to be successful in Spanish class.
This weeks backstage work schedule: Tomorrow (Sat.) from 9:00 to noon
Next weeks backstage work schedule: Mon. and Tues. from 5:00 to 8:30
Wed. from 3:30 to 5:30 (plus daytime performance)
Thurs., Fri., and Sat. from 5:30 to the end
Sun. from 1:00 to 3:30 (Sunday is mandatory for all cast and crew)
There will be a FCCLA meeting during the activity period next Wednesday.
Student Services:
Kevin Brown, a representative from Nicolet College, will be here next week Friday (Nov. 12) period 3,in room 711 to speak on Culinary Careers. There is room for a few more students and if you are interested in this presentation, you will need to get a pass from Student Services.
There are two scholarships available: The Herb Kohl Scholarship which is due no later than November 12 and the Elks Most Valuable Student Scholarship with a deadline of December 1st which requires some work to complete so you need to stop into Student Services asap.
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 11th (second Sat. in Dec.) 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.
Check out the Student Services Bulletin Board. You will find information on available scholarships and their due dates. You should check the bulletin board daily for updates and other information.
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