FOR WEEK
29--- March 16,
2009
GO BIG
BLUE !!!
QUOTE
OF THE
WEEK:
I'm not going to quit. Why should I quit? This
country is worth fighting for.—Hillary Rodham Clinton
Birthdays:
March 15 – Hunter
Gelhaus
March 15 – Noah
Paulson
March 18 – Ashley
Baumann
March 21 –
Natasha Droessler
Recess Duty:
M – Leerar; Tu –
Huntington; W – Twait; Th – Lockrem; F - Sime
Monday, March 16
√ Mr. Hill is out of the district
√ Staffing 4:30
Tuesday, March
17
√ After School Special --- 3:30-4:30 ---
√ Mr. Hill meets with the cooks at 2:00 p.m. in
his office
√ Mr. Hill is in a meeting at 2:30
√ DINNER
WITH DAD --- 5:30 --- Commons
√ 5th-8th grade Parade of
Bands – 7 pm
Wednesday, March 18
√ Elementary Faculty Meeting --- 7:30 a.m. ----
√ Church Night ---- all students out of the
buildings by 6:00 p.m.
Thursday, March 19
√ Kindergarten – 8th Grade spring
pictures
√ Staffing --- 10:30
√ Negotiations --- 4:00
Friday, March 20
√ Elementary/High School Support Staff Update --- 8:30 --- Commons
√ Middle School Support Staff Update – 10:00 –
MS lunchroom
√ HS faculty meets – 7:45 am
Saturday, March 21
√ PANCAKE DAYS ---- LAKOTA FIRE
STATION --- over the noon hour
ADDITIONAL ITEMS:
It is the educational philosophy of the
Culture Climate Goal
Long
Term Goal:
• After School
Special for students in grades 4 or 5 each Tuesday night from 3:30-4:30 in the
• Lakota
Pancake Day ---- Saturday, March 21 ----10:00-1:00 --- fire station.
• “It is the supreme art of the teacher to awaken joy in
creative expression and knowledge.”
Albert
Einstein
• K-8 spring pictures ---- March 19 ----- YES I TYPED “SPRING!”
• We have many students and staff working very hard
to put on a wonderful musical for us on March 20 and 21. Take time out of your schedule to attend an
evening performance --- it means a great deal to the students and the faculty
involved.
•Kindergarten Round-up will take place March 31.
• We have missed several days due to snow or
dangerously cold temperatures. Listed
below are the days missed and the make-up days.
December 9 (Friday, February 13)
December 19 (Thursday, April 9)
January 13 (Thursday, May 28)
January 14 (Friday, May 29)
January 15 (Monday, June 1)
February 26 (Monday, April 13)
• Tuesday, June 2 is a professional
development day due to snow days.
• Parent-Teacher
Conferences will be March 24 and March 26.
• March 30 is a full day for staff
development ----- NO SCHOOL
FOR STUDENTS.
• “PROCEDURES MUST
BE PRACTICED.” Harry Wong
------ Recess rules need to be practiced.
Lining up when the whistle blows is a procedure. Practice it ---- explain the purpose for the
rule. Be consistent in how the rule is
enforced. Now that we have returned from Christmas it is especially
important to review procedures and practice them over and over again.
•
March 25 the Conference-wide Inservice planning team will meet.
• Next “DINNER WITH
DAD” is scheduled for
Tuesday, March 17.
• District Technology Committee meeting ---- Tuesday, March 31
• March 26 ----- Pancake Day at the Elementary/Middle School
• YOU HAVE JUST BEEN PULLED OVER
BY A PATROLMAN WHO
IS JUST DOING
HISHER JOB.
HERE
ARE 10 THINGS
TO KEEP IN MIND
THAT YOU SHOULD
N O T SAY.
1. Sorry, Officer, I didn't realize my radar detector
wasn't plugged in.
2. Aren't you the guy from the Village People?
3. Hey, you must've been doing' about 125 mph to keep up
with me. Good job!
4. Are You Andy or Barney?
5. I thought you had to be in relatively good physical
condition to be a police officer.
6. You're not going to check the trunk, are you?
7. Don’t I pay your salary? Doesn’t that mean you’re working for me?
8. Gee, Officer! That's terrific. The last officer only
gave me a warning, too!
9. Do you know why you pulled me over? Okay, just so one
of us does.
10. I was trying to keep up with traffic. Yes, I know
there are no other cars around..
That's how far ahead of me they are.
We appreciate all
our law enforcement do in their line of duty.
These short
quotes are not designed to degrade them or their performance.
We are all
indebted to them for their service.