High School Girls Basketball home VS. Wonewoc-Center. VARSITY ONLY, 6pm.
Reminder to parents, grandparents, family members, and students of the Breakfast & Books events taking place in the school library this Thursday. All are welcome!
High School Girls Basketball Tuesday, November 14th.
Thank you for everything you do, Mrs. Palmer!
Families and 4K - Grade 6 students are invited to the LF School Library this Thursday, November 16, for Breakfast & Books! Join us for donuts, cider, fruit wiggles and time for reading together.
Mrs. Palmer's Infant, Toddler, and Child Development class will be spending time with Miss Grainger's 4K class throughout the year to help enhance their learning about developmental phases. Last week, the students spent time together playing with toys in the 4K room to help them get to know each other a little better.
A sad goodbye and congratulations to Lori Phillips today who ended her career with us after 22 years to the day. She was always a bright face when going through the lunch line. The students and staff will miss her, but we also thank her for her many years of servicing and feeding our students!
Basketball apparel is available to order. Store closes Thursday, November 16th at midnight.
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Our first ever RoShamBow event was a success! Students and staff battled it out in friendly competition all day long until two students held all the beads. Check out the intensity in their faces and a video of the final duel in the comments.
Mrs. Jacobson’s 2nd graders have been studying about life in the past. We made our own punch tin lanterns this week. It was hard work with a hammer and nail.
Thank you for everything you do, Mrs. Keenan!
Join us in the LF School Library to enjoy books, breakfast, and family reading time!
This past week, the 3rd grade class finished their unit on voting so they put what they learned into action! Students had their voter registration card in hand and got it validated before they voted. They were voting for which movie they wanted for our movie day. Exercising our civic duty is important and the kids were thrilled to practice.
6th and 7th Graders are getting ready to head to the Symphony tomorrow! Please have your student bring a sack lunch and wear their purple Music shirt. We will be leaving at 8:30 and returning between 2:30 and 3:00 pm. We are sooooo excited!!🎼🎶
Join us for our first ever Roshambo Tournament! Tuesday, November 7th.
The Kindergarteners got to do some hands-on learning this fall season! After learning about the parts of a pumpkin, they were able to get their hands dirty and check out the inside of a pumpkin for themselves. They had so much fun squishing around the "guts" while they separated out the seeds. When they were finished, they got to come back the next day and taste test some delicious roasted pumpkin seeds!
As part of their celebration of Dia de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) this week, 8th grade Spanish students designed their own sugar skull creatures. Students also discussed the history, traditions, and symbols behind this Mexican holiday and compared it to our celebration of Halloween. They found that it was very different from Halloween, although it includes a few similar elements.
Each week the 8th grade ELA class spends time reading to the 1st graders. It's so great when we can make these connections throughout our school!
The Middle School Drama Club students are ready for their performances this weekend! Come and show your support while they are performing Hooray for Justice! by Renee Clark.
It's almost that time of year! The High School Student Council will now be accepting donations for the annual snowflake store.
