Lunch Menu 10/3 - Chili 10/4 - Beef Taco 10/5 - Chicken Alfredo 10/6 - Chicken Tenders 10/7 - Hamburger on a WG Bun Hummus/corn chip alternative entrée No salads available until a later date. Newsletter 9 - 30 - 2016 Deadline for next edition: 3 pm, 10/5/16 UPCOMING EVENTS (Click on the event for more information or to add to your calendar) 10/4 - Love & Logic, 5:30 p.m. - 7:30 p.m. 10/4 - Vision Screening, K-5 and 9th &10th grade 10/5 - Homecoming Parade, 6:30 p.m. -7:30 p.m., Town Center 10/6 - Homecoming Volleyball Game v. W. Yellowstone, 5:30 p.m. 10/7 - Walk to School Day, Meet at Buck’s T-4 10/7 - Homecoming Football Game - 7:00 p.m. under the lights! 10/8 - Homecoming Dance, 8:00 p.m. - 11:00 p.m. at Bucks T4 Mark your calendar 1 Board Meeting: October 26, at 3:30 pm, MS/HS Conference Room Dear Middle and High School Families, We are excited to begin the month of October celebrating our Homecoming Week! Building on this tradition each year emphasizes our commitment to school spirit and school pride! Please look for details within this newsletter for information on school activities, the parade, sports events and the homecoming dance. It is mid 1 st quarter as of today. Our teachers are working diligently within ManageBac to provide up to date classroom information. This includes grading and comments, where appropriate, for each assignment collected thus far. As we will not be using Infinite Campus to report grades to parents, we ask that you please take the time to log in and view student work and assessment in ManageBac. In fact, you all have the opportunity to review student work, on an ongoing basis, to determine where students have completed or not completed work, to check on attendance, and to hold discussions with your student about the quality of work turned in at any given time. We hope this will improve the communication and dialogue between student, teacher, and parent alike. We will report an overall grade for each student, for each enrolled class, at the end of quarter and semester milestones in order to track grades for GPA calculations and transcripts. Previously, we sent out information on the process of sign up in ManageBac and how to navigate the system through a step by step tutori- al. If you have any specific questions about classroom material, please contact teachers directly. For all other questions, please contact LaDawn at [email protected]. If a student is going to be absent from school due to a family trip, or are gone for anything else non-school related, they are expected to stop by our front desk and secure a “Pre-arranged Absence Form.” Students are to take this form to each teacher to collect any necessary work needed while away from campus. Please help our students be proactive and engaged in this process. Lastly, our Grades 9-11 students will be taking the PSAT on October 19. Please mark your calendars and look for more information from our Counselor, Arica Avila. See you all at the Homecoming festivities next week! Warm Regards, Alex
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Lunch Menu
10/3 - Chili 10/4 - Beef Taco 10/5 - Chicken Alfredo 10/6 - Chicken Tenders 10/7 - Hamburger on a WG Bun
Hummus/corn chip alternative entrée No salads available until a later date.
Newsletter 9 - 30 - 2016
Deadline for next edition: 3 pm, 10/5/16
UPCOMING EVENTS (Click on the event for more information or to add to your calendar)
10/4 - Love & Logic, 5:30 p.m. - 7:30 p.m.
10/4 - Vision Screening, K-5 and 9th &10th grade
10/5 - Homecoming Parade, 6:30 p.m. -7:30 p.m., Town Center
10/6 - Homecoming Volleyball Game v. W. Yellowstone, 5:30 p.m.
10/7 - Walk to School Day, Meet at Buck’s T-4 10/7 - Homecoming Football Game - 7:00 p.m. under the lights!
10/8 - Homecoming Dance, 8:00 p.m. - 11:00 p.m. at Bucks T4
Mark your calendar
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Board Meeting: October 26, at 3:30 pm,
MS/HS Conference Room
Dear Middle and High School Families, We are excited to begin the month of October celebrating our Homecoming Week! Building on this tradition each year emphasizes our commitment to school spirit and school pride! Please look for details within this newsletter for information on school activities, the parade, sports events and the homecoming dance. It is mid 1st quarter as of today. Our teachers are working diligently within ManageBac to provide up to date classroom information. This includes grading and comments, where appropriate, for each assignment collected thus far. As we will not be using Infinite Campus to report grades to parents, we ask that you please take the time to log in and view student work and assessment in ManageBac. In fact, you all have the opportunity to review student work, on an ongoing basis, to determine where students have completed or not completed work, to check on attendance, and to hold discussions with your student about the quality of work turned in at any given time. We hope this will improve the communication and dialogue between student, teacher, and parent alike. We will report an overall grade for each student, for each enrolled class, at the end of quarter and semester milestones in order to track grades for GPA calculations and transcripts. Previously, we sent out information on the process of sign up in ManageBac and how to navigate the system through a step by step tutori-al. If you have any specific questions about classroom material, please contact teachers directly. For all other questions, please contact LaDawn at [email protected]. If a student is going to be absent from school due to a family trip, or are gone for anything else non-school related, they are expected to stop by our front desk and secure a “Pre-arranged Absence Form.” Students are to take this form to each teacher to collect any necessary work needed while away from campus. Please help our students be proactive and engaged in this process. Lastly, our Grades 9-11 students will be taking the PSAT on October 19. Please mark your calendars and look for more information from our Counselor, Arica Avila. See you all at the Homecoming festivities next week! Warm Regards,
Alex
Homecoming!!! October 2-8
Calendar of Events
Sunday 10/2 - Decorate halls 4-6 pm Monday 10/3 - HS Theme: Pajama Day MS Theme: Movie Monday Powderpuff volleyball - 3:45 pm Powderpuff football - 4:20 pm Tuesday 10/4 - HS Theme: Twin Day MS Theme: Crazy Hair Wednesday 10/5 - HS Theme: Spirit Wear MS Theme: Sports Day Decorate Floats for homecoming - 12-3 pm (ms at school, LPHS at Town Center Homecoming Parade - 6:30 pm Town Center Pep Rally - 7:30 pm Town Center Thursday 10/6 - HS Theme: Tacky Tourist MS Theme: Color Day (6th blue, 7th purple, 8th pink) K-12 Pep Assembly - 1:00 pm in the LPHS gym OMS Volleyball vs West Yellowstone - 3:00 pm LPHS Volleyball vs West Yellowstone - 5:30 pm Friday 10/7 - MS Theme: Flannel Friday HS Theme: 50’s Greasers (11-12th) vs 50’s Preppies (9-10th) OMS Football vs Shields Valley - 4:00 pm LPHS Football vs Shields Valley - 7:00 pm (under the lights!) Saturday 10/8 - Homecoming Dance (LPHS only) - 8:00 - 11:00 pm at Bucks T4
Middle School / High School Updates
News from the IB Curriculum Coordinator’s Office Thank you to all the 9th and 10th parents for joining us on Wednesday night in the WMPAC. We know there are still many questions about the IB Program, and we will do our best to educate everyone in our community this year. We know how important it is for everyone to feel comfortable about this transition! Please find a copy of our presentation from Wednesday night in the link below: IB Diploma Program Parent Evening Presentation
Dr. Marlo Mitchem
School Information
Walk To School Day 2016
WHEN: Fr iday October 7th 8:15 am WHERE: Bucks T- 4 Parking lot WHO: Anyone K-12 who takes the bus will be dropped off at Bucks, anyone who gets a ride with family can be dropped off, anyone who lives in Rams-horn may meet us there. WHAT: Walking to school. no bikes, scooters, running (HA HA), zombies or pets. Healthy breakfast in CLASS-ROOMS with a box full of snacks deliv-ered to your class by PTO so we can eat and begin the day of learning ASAP! WHY:A safe way to encourage ar r iving at school while not using fossil fuels. A fun way to encourage movement and healthy habits! HOW: Student get dropped off at Bucks, parents can walk from Bucks and back or shuttle themselves, classes begin a wee bit late, roll with it, flexible practice, and let the day move forward towards learning and movement!
Thank you PTO for breakfast!
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Parents are still welcome to join!
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ATHLETICS
NFHS Network: LPHS students will be live streaming 10 high school events this
fall. The games will be available by paid subscription and can be accessed through the following link. http://www.nfhsnetwork.com/
schools/lone-peak-high-school-big-sky-mt
Football: October 7th vs Shields Valley October 15th vs Absarokee
Dear LPHS Volleyball Fans,
We are proud to announce that we will be livestreaming high school football and varsity volleyball games this fall. LPHS stu-dents will be live streaming a total of 10 high school events. The games will be available by paid subscription and can be accessed through the following link. http://www.nfhsnetwork.com/schools/lone-peak-high-school-big-sky-mt
Livestream Volleyball Schedule: October 6th vs West Yellowstone October 13th vs Manhattan Christian October 14th vs Gardiner October 22nd vs White Sulphur Springs
Subscription Plan Pricing Details Day Pass $9.95 – Live events for 24 hours Monthly Pass $14.95 –Live events for one month 6-month Pass $59.95 –Live events for six months Annual Pass $119.95 –Live events for one year
A portion of the proceeds will be donated back to the school. Monthly, 6-month and 12-month subscriptions will be automatically renewed monthly, every (6) months or every year from date of purchase.
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In and Around Big Sky
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Please join the LPHS Cheerleaders
by participating in, or donating to the 2016
DREAM Buddy Walk in Bozeman!
Community Fall Festival Sunday October 16th, 2016
10:30 am to 2:30 pm
Join us for the first annual Community Fall Festival at the Big Sky Communi-ty Park! Local non-profit groups have joined together to celebrate the season while bringing our community together for a fun-filled day. 10k TRAIL RUN at 10:30 AM Start the day off with a 10k trail run from the Big Sky Communi-ty Park at 10:30 am. Entrance fee is $35 which includes a stain-less steel pint glass filled with a beer once you cross the finish line and other fun shwag. The course will start and end in the Big Sky Community Park and be fun for spectators as racers take 3-laps on the Black Diamond and Little Willow Way Trails. To register go to www.racemontana.com Big Sky Chamber of Commerce ANNUAL GREAT PUMPKIN GIVEAWAY at 11:30 am-2:30 pm Then stay a little longer…The Big Sky Chamber of Commerce will be hosting a pumpkin patch for the kids with their Annual Great Pumpkin Giveaway starting at 11:30 until 2:30. TAKE A WAGON RIDE WITH LONE MOUNTAIN RANCH 11:30 am-2:30pm Once the children have had the chance to pick out their pumpkin they can jump on a horse-drawn wagon ride donated by Lone Mountain Ranch. They will then be able to visit activity booths each hosted by a local non-profit for fun games, activities and snacks.
For more information and the application, please click here.
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