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Patriot Notes By Val Fox, LHS Principal
Welcome back to another great
school year! We had over 1,200 stu-dents come through Patriot Power Day to receive schedules, take pictures, get ID’s, etc. It was a wonderful start! We espe-cially thank all of the parents/guardians who took the time to get their child here for that important start of the year! We also thank the Student Council and Na-tional Honor Society members for helping
with freshman orientation—you guys were awesome! Our next important day is Parent Student Teacher—PST night. It is Wednesday, August 31. Please make an effort to be here that night with your child to meet the teachers and get a feel for what is in the cur-riculum for the classes. Please bring your child’s
schedule with you (take a picture of it on your
phone)! If you don’t have a schedule, come to the office that night to get a copy. This year, all schools are implementing more safe-ty measures. Lincoln High will also be implementing sev-eral new procedures and one will be the outside doors. We will now only have three outside doors for stu-
dents to enter at the start of the day. The three en-trances will be: “A” (by administration), “K” (by the glass staircase in back) and “U” (by the gym). Students will no longer be able to enter the building from oth-er doors. We also will have a Hall Monitor hired for the beginning of the school day to monitor who comes into the building. Please help us out by encouraging your
child to use one of these three doors at the begin-
ning of the day. Thank you. All students will once again receive a chromebook which will be their property for the year. Mr. Luitjens, Mr. Ryswyk, and a team of staff members got all of the chromebooks ready to go for each Ad Room for the first day of school. If you have not al-ready done so, I highly encourage you to look at the insurance options for chromebooks. We continue to be excited about our ACT and AP test scores! I will have an update for parents/guardians on PST Night. Our ACT composite was 24.1 (state was 21.9) and our AP stu-dents had an amazing pass rate of 79% (national pass rate was 60.2% and the District pass rate was 70.6%). We are very proud of our students’ hard work and academic excellence! Many of our students have already been hard at work—as many of our activities and athletics have already started. Our Marching Band has over 260 students and they have had day long practices these past two weeks. Our volleyball, soccer, ten-nis, football and cross country teams have not only been practic-ing but we have already had several matches/games. It is so exciting to be back with all of the kids in the activities! Welcome back to a great school year. We are glad you have chosen Lincoln High for your child’s education and look for-ward to seeing everyone on the first day of school—September 6!
Lincoln High School
PATRIOT PRESS
High School “Tripper” & “Pusher”
Bus Information Effective the 2016-17 school year, the Sioux Falls School District will take over the High School Tripper bus stops previously operated by Sioux Area Metro (SAM). We will continue with the existing stops, which are limited, and do not cover the entire high school boundary.
HS Tripper routes: List of stops/new brochures/maps – Refer to the high school Tripper MAPS at your school or go to the District website, then high schools, then Lincoln High, for further in-formation.
Yellow School Buses will run the routes:
• The School District’s “Rules of Student Conduct and Disci-pline” apply to bus stops and on school buses. Students removed from the bus for discipline issues will not re-ceive refunds for their bus pass. (Go to www.sf.k12.sd.us/our-district/district-policies for a full list of District policies.)
• Students need to board the bus and sit down. (No stand-ing on Yellow School buses)
• Be waiting at the designated stops. (No more waving down the bus for a stop en route)
• Cameras will be on the HS Tripper buses New Procedures/Rules/Information:
• Bus passes will be sold by the MONTH starting the 2016-17 school year.
• Purchase tickets at your High School (beginning
Thursday, September 1, 7:00 AM)
• Prices will be $6-free lunch qualified; $12-reduced lunch qualified; $30-full price.
• Prices will reduce starting and including the 15th of the month to $3 – free lunch; $6 – reduced lunch; $15 – full price.
• If students buy a bus pass at one high school, then moved to another high school, that bus pass is still good until the end of the month it was purchased for.
• Students will be able to board a high school Tripper bus for $1.00 any time they need a one-time ride. Give mon-ey to the driver.
• Any Sioux Falls School District purchased High School “bus pass” will work to ride the SAM routes, any day – any time of day. SAM bus passes will not work on our high school Tripper “Yellow” buses.
• Other SAM “fixed” routes will remain in place. The only routes they will no longer run are the high school “Tripper” routes. (SAM removed Routes 21- 23-24-25)
• The Sioux Falls schools will no longer sell the SAM bus tickets.
Pusher Buses:
Offered at LHS and WHS only. The Pusher Bus is a quick route to/from the school to the Bus Depot downtown.
Parent/Student/Teacher Session
Wednesday, August 31 Our 10th-12th Grade parents and students come anytime during an open house session to meet their child’s teachers on Wednesday, August 31 from 5:00 PM to 6:30PM. Ninth graders and their parents will attend their PST session from 6:30 PM to 9:00 PM on August 31 where they will follow their child’s shortened class schedule. The PST’s provide an excellent way to start the year by finding out classroom and academic guidelines.
Attention Spanish Students:
Learn about the 2017 trip to Spain! Three nights in Madrid • 5 night homestay with a local Spanish family • Week of Spanish language classes at the University of Salamanca • See Segovia and its famous Roman aqueduct • Walk on the ramparts of the walled city of Ávila • View masterpieces at the Prado Museum • and more! See the trip website for more details and registra-tion: http://www.acis.com/tripsite/?key=RFJjUDVhSFUwODdSQTVPYWZZVT0%3D Let Sra. Tollinger [email protected]) know if you are interested and watch school announcements for trip meetings!
Interested in Joining Gymnastics? The LHS Gymnastics Team will have open gyms 3:30-5:00 PM on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays in September in the gymnastics room. (Please Note: This is not a class. Gymnastics experience is essential as there is no spotting available.)
Yearbook Information for Parents of 2017 Graduates
Start planning for your student’s senior pic-
ture submission to the yearbook. A photo must be emailed to [email protected] by Thursday, December 1. The photo must be emailed by you, not your photographer, so you can receive a confirmation email. If a picture is not submitted, your child’s ID picture will be used instead. We will accept only vertical headshots. We will not accept horizontal pictures or full-body photographs. The resolution of the picture needs to be 300 dpi. When the photo is submitted by you, please rename the file in the following manner: last name, legal first name (not nick-name). Please email Mrs. Peters at [email protected] if you have any questions. Thank you!
AP English Lit & Comp Any senior who is registered for AP English Lit & Comp must be sure to get the summer reading assignment and have it completed by the first day of class this fall. If you registered after school ended or if you did not get the book and the assignment in the spring, stop by the LHS registrar's office and pick up the book and the handout. Look on the website for the course http://sb169.k12.sd.us for details. E-mail Mrs. Bull at [email protected] if you have any questions.
First Day of School
Tuesday, September 6
8:20 AM-3:15 PM
Lincoln Calendar of Events August
31—PST’s, 10th-12th, 5:00-6:30 PM; 9th, 6:30-9:00 PM September
3—President’s Bowl 6—First Day of School, 8:20 AM-3:15 PM 7—2nd Picture Day 30—Homecoming
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Nurse Notes Hello and welcome back to the 2016-2017 school year! In preparation for the upcoming school year, we must obtain new forms including doctor’s orders. Medication administration information and required forms may be found on the district website: www.sf.k12.sd.us >For Parents and Students >Health Ser-vices. If you have any questions or concerns about this process, please contact me at [email protected] or 367-7990, ext. 203. Thank you for your cooperation. I look forward to having your children back for another healthy and successful school year.
—Laura Parish RN, BSN
Meal Prices for High School 2016-2017 Breakfast
High School $1.80 High School Reduced .30 Adult 2.10
Lunch High School $2.80 High School Reduced .40 Adult 3.50
Milk Students $ .30 Adults .35
General Classroom Supply List Classroom supplies for students in grades 9-12 will vary based on the courses they select. The following is a list of general supplies that will be used in most classrooms. 1 large box of Kleenex for adroom No. 2 pencils (more as needed) Black or blue pens (more as needed) 2-pocket folders (1 per class, 4-6) 3-ring binder Spiral bound notebooks (100 sheets each, 1 per class) Loose-leaf paper Recommended: Headphones OR Earbuds
Unsupervised Volunteers We encourage parents planning to be unsuper-vised volunteers for the 2016-2017 school year to sign up before school begins. Anyone that signed up prior to June 6, 2016 has been deleted. If you wish to apply to be an unsupervised volun-teer, please go to www.sf.k12.sd.us/volunteer and click on Disclosure and Release of Information Authorization to begin the process.
Lincoln Spirit Blankets for Sale
Our Spirit Blankets ($50) are made of soft machine washable material. The dimen-sions are 5ft x 6ft. They are great for senior graduation gifts, cool football games in
the fall, or taking on the bus for school trips. Every LHS student going to college needs a Spirit Blanket for their dorm room!
Contact Katie Pabst, cheer and dance coach,
at [email protected] to purchase one or more!
PARENT/STUDENT/TEACHER (PST) SESSION Wednesday, August 31
5:00-6:30 PM 10th-12th Grade Open House 6:30 PM 9th Grade Abbreviated Schedule
All students and a parent/guardian have an opportunity to meet teach-ers on this evening. Students entering 10th-12th Grade and parents may come any time between 5:00 and 6:30 PM. During the Open House format you can meet your student’s teachers and find out about expectations in the classes. Students entering 9th Grade and parents report to the auditorium at 6:30PM and then follow an abbreviated schedule of classes until 9:00 PM. PLEASE PLAN NOW TO ATTEND THIS PST SESSION AS ATTENDANCE WILL BE TAKEN. Please bring your student schedule with you to PST. If you do not have a copy, stop in the student services office for another copy. DIVISION OF STUDENTS BY COUNSELOR 2016-17
Tanielle Sylvester
A-Ce Grade 9 - 11 A-C Grades 12 David Myers
[email protected] Ch-G Grade 9 - 11 D-G Grades 12 H-K Wendy Dorman
L-N Matt Meyers
O-Sq Jackie Anderson
Sr-Z Becky Thomas [email protected]
LHS Art on Social Media The LHS Art Dept. has social media ac-counts and will be posting student work, art news, and various information through Face-book, Twitter, and Instagram. Please follow us at the following accounts: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/sflhsart Instagram: https://instagram.com/sflhsart/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/SF_LHS_Art
Red Letter Days September 26-30, 2016
Student council is busy planning another fun homecoming week filled wi th ac t iv i t ies and dress-up days! Homecoming theme and dress-up days will be revealed soon. Here are a few things to look forward to: Monday - Bean Bag Tourney at 6:30pm Thursday - Coronation at 7pm and Va-riety Show at 8pm Friday - Pizza Feed, Inflatables, and Variety Show in the afternoon. 5pm F o o t b a l l G a m e a t H o w a r d Wood. Homecoming Dance from 8-11pm ($5 at the door).
Want to have fun, meet new people and give back to your community? Then SALSA is the place for you! The Serve and Learn Student Association (SALSA) connects high school students with volun-teering through our monthly meetings, service pro-jects, and weekly emails. New participants are al-ways welcome to join our group that has the potential to change your life! Come and check us out at these upcoming meetings: Thursday, September 22 at 3:30pm in Room A207
Thursday, October 13 at 3:30pm in Room A207
SALSA WIDE EVENT IN SEPTEMBER: FEEDING SOUTH DAKOTA’S BACKPACK PROGRAM Date: Tuesday, September 27th from 4:00-5:00pm Location: Feeding South Dakota 4701 N. Westport Avenue SF, SD 57104 Feeding South Dakota fills an important void with the national BackPack Program which provides at-risk children with nutritious, easy-to-prepare foods during weekends and holidays when school is not in ses-sion. Food is distributed through the schools because of their relationship with students, easy access and safe environments. SALSA members can sign up to volunteer at this this event at the SALSA meeting in September.
Lincoln High Phone Numbers Administrative & Student Services 367-7990 Activities 367-7988 Band 367-7895 Cafeteria 367-7621 Chorus 367-7985 Counselors 367-7994 Drama 367-7600 Fax 367-8492 JROTC 367-4537 Library 367-7987 Newspaper 367-7998 Orchestra 367-7896 Registrar 367-7994 School Safety Hotline, ext. 2745 367-4500 Special Education 367-7996 RELAY SERVICE FOR HEARING IMPAIRED: DIAL 711, THEN THE NUMBER
Important LHS Websites Visit Sioux Falls Schools at www.sf.k12.sd.us and follow the links to read this newsletter online! LHS Activities Department: h�ps://sites.google.com/a/k12.sd.us/
sioux-falls-lincoln-ac�vi�es/ LHS Booster Club: www.lhsboosterclub.com LHS Hall of Fame: h�ps://sites.google.com/a/k12.sd.us/sioux-falls-
lincoln-ac�vi�es/home/hall-of-fame LHS Counseling Department: http://www.lhscounseling.com/
SENIOR OPEN CAMPUS
RULES AND PROCEDURES
In accordance with the Sioux Falls School Board policy approving open campus, the following rules and procedures have been adopted by Lincoln High School. Eligibility: Any senior who participated in the 2016 Smarter Balance test will qualify for open lunch privileges for the school year. In order to maintain the privilege, seniors MUST: 1. Have signed parental approval 2. Receive no failing grades or any withdrawal/fail in any courses they are enrolled in 3. Have not received any suspendable offenses as listed in the Progressive Discipline Policy Returning late from lunch will result in an immediate loss of privilege for the rest of that quarter. Procedures: 1. Seniors eligible for open campus will be released during their lunch/study periods for the en-
tire hour. 2. Students may remain in their assigned study classrooms, eat in the cafeteria, or leave the
campus. However, those choosing to remain at school must follow the same policies currently in practice. If a student decides to remain in the building, they must report to their assigned study period and eat lunch in the cafeteria at their regularly assigned time.
3. Students choosing to leave the building must leave the campus within 5 minutes of dismissal.
No one will be allowed to loiter in the halls or the parking lot. Open campus seniors may only exit and enter through the Main Administration doors. If asked to show your identification pass, all students must do so before leaving.
4. Students remaining in the halls or parking lot after their dismissal will lose their open campus
privilege. 5. Upon returning to school, students may wait for the next class bell in the library foyer. Going
to lockers before the next class bell is prohibited. 6. All open campus seniors must carry an identification pass with them and show the pass to any
faculty or administrator when asked. Failure to produce an identification pass may result in the loss of open campus.
7. Anyone violating school policies or found creating a public disturbance while away from the
school will lose open campus privileges. Remember, this is a privilege for being a senior and an adult. Please respect these poli-cies.
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SENIOR OPEN CAMPUS
PARENTAL PERMISSION FORM
The Sioux Falls School Board allows seniors at the three high schools open campus privileg-es. In order to allow your son/daughter this privilege, we need your approval. By signing the permission release form below, you agree to allow your student to leave the high school during the hours specified in the Senior Open Campus Rules and Procedures on the reverse side of this form. I ___________________________________ give full permission (print parent/guardian’s name clearly) for __________________________________ to have open campus at (print student’s name clearly) Lincoln High School. I understand the rules (printed on the reverse side) for the open campus policy and agree with their procedure. Parent/Guardian ______________________________________________________ (signature) (date)
SENIOR OPEN CAMPUS STUDENT AGREEMENT
I _________________________ have read the rules for open campus
(print student’s name clearly) privilege and understand the procedure. I also agree that any violation of these rules will result in the loss of open campus. Student ________________________________ Date _________________ (signature) Circle Your Study Period/Lunch 4th or 5th
THIS FORM MUST BE RETURNED TO THE LHS OFFICE.
Sioux Falls Public Schools Computer Damage/Loss Cooperative Program Application Form
2016-2017 School Year
Please read this entire document to determine if this program is desired for you and your student to provide protection against damage and/or loss of the loaned computer and equipment in your care.
Plan #1 - OPTION TO OWN COVERAGE AND BENEFIT: (2016/2017 Freshman & Sophomores Only) - This program covers the computer and accessories (Equipment) loaned to the student against all accidental damage (Damage) to Equipment or loss of Equipment (Loss). Accidental Damage has zero deductible, and $100 for Loss plus accessory costs if applicable (limit 4 per year). Total cost of any intentional damage or Loss (actual cost of parts plus labor for Damage) will be determined by the Sioux Falls Public Schools (District). If the student leaves the District prior to the completion of their junior year, the Chromebook must be returned to the District and partial premium will be refunded on a per semester prorated basis. All district fees must be paid prior to students receiving ownership status. Plan #2 - YEAR-TO-YEAR COVERAGE AND BENEFIT: This program covers the computer and accessories (Equipment) loaned to the student against all accidental damage (Damage) to Equipment or loss of Equipment (Loss). Accidental Damage is subject to a $10 per-occurrence deductible and $120 for Loss plus accessory costs if applicable (limit 4 per year.) Total cost of any intentional damage or Loss (actual cost of parts plus labor for Damage) will be determined by the Sioux Falls Public Schools (District).
THESE PROGRAMS DO NOT COVER INTENTIONAL DAMAGE OR THEFT OF THE EQUIPMENT BY THE COVERED STUDENT OR HOUSEHOLD MEMBERS. EFFECTIVE AND EXPIRATION DATES: This coverage is effective from the approval date on this form and when premium payment are received by the school through the date provided by the District at, or near the end of, the school year for return of the Equipment. The option to own plan #1 continues coverage from year to year for up to 4 years. PREMIUM: The total premium cost is $130 for the Plan #1 - OPTION TO OWN - 4 year coverage, and $40 per school year for the Plan #2 - YEAR-TO-YEAR coverage. The District reserves the right to refund the remaining premiums and cancel the program if carelessness or abuse is suspected.
Program Description: The District offers your student the opportunity to participate in this Computer Damage/Loss Cooperative Program. This program is designed to protect students and families in the event the Equipment is lost, stolen, or damaged as described above. A separate form must be completed for each computer covered. Date: ____________________ Grade: _______ School: _______________________________________________ Name of Student: _____________________________________________ Student ID Number: ________________
One form per student is required
YES I would like to participate in the Computer Damage/Loss Cooperative Fund Program. I agree to the terms of participation including my responsibility for Damage or Loss not covered by the program. Please Circle One Option Plan #1 - $130 Option to own Plan #2 - $40 Year-to-year coverage Amount Paid: Cash__________ Check #__________ Credit Card _________ All Credit Card Payments must be processed online through your parent portal - https://parentview.sf.k12.sd.us/campus/portal/siouxfalls.jsp
NO I decline to participate in the Computer Damage/Loss Cooperative Fund Program. I understand that I am responsible for 100% of any Damage or Loss to loaned Equipment. All repair costs & labor = $60.00 Total replacement cost for the Equipment is currently: $190.00 Chromebook $25.00 Protective Casing $25.00 Power cord $25.00 Bag (required) Total Replacement Cost: $265.00
Date: Date:
Parent Signature: Print Name:
Parent Signature: Print Name:
Class Shirts for 2016-2017 School Year
What a great way to show your class pride! Order yours today for $15 each.
Order ASAP so that your’s arrives in time for Homecoming!!!!!!!
Just return the order form below with payment to the LHS school office. *DEADLINE IS SEPTEMBER 6TH
You may also order at the PTSA table on August 24th during Patriot Power Days. Listen to the announcements for details on when and where to pick them up.
Senior Shirt Junior Shirt
Sophomore Shirt Freshman Shirt
NAME:___________________________________________________________________________________ Grade (Circle One): Senior Junior Sophomore Freshman Shirt Size (Circle One): S M L XL 2XL 3XL (all sizes are Adults)
Qty: ________ X $15 each = Total Due:____________
Please make your checkt payable to LHS PTSA
Please consider joining the Lincoln High School PTSA (Parent Teacher Student Association). Students may also belong to the PTSA, come to meetings, and get involved in various activities. The PTSA also benefits our hard working teachers and staff here at Lincoln. Here are some of the events sponsored by the PTSA:
Teacher and Staff Appreciation – providing monthly treats to the teachers and staff that say “Thank You” for all they do for our students of LHS, also providing breakfast during teacher appreciation week. The more people we have involved, the more we can do! Class T-shirt sales – Organizing the class T shirt sales for Homecoming.
Our meetings are the 3rd Mondays of the month at 6:30 p.m. in the library: September 19, October 17, November 21, December19, January 16, February 20, March 20, April 17 and May 15 Please join us! Please contact Todd Thoelke [email protected], Kathy Nash [email protected] or Sara Young [email protected] if you have any questions. Thank you.
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2016-17 LHS PTSA
LHS PTSA Membership Registration Form
_____Family Membership $20.00 (up to 2 parents and current LHS student(s)) __check ___cash
_____Individual Membership $10.00 each ___check ___cash
_____LHS Teacher or Staff membership $10.00 each ___check ___cash
_____LHS Student Membership $10.00 each ___check ___cash
Donation beyond membership fees, which will be used for LHS PTSA projects only: $_______________
Last Name(s):__________________________________________________________________________________
First Name(s): 1st Parent________________ 2nd Parent_______________ LHS Teacher or Staff______________
Student information – (names and grade for each student):
_____________________________________________________________________________________________
Address:______________________________________________________________________________________
(street) (city, state and zip)
Email address:_________________________________________________________________________________
Please drop off at the LHS school office or mail Registration Form and membership fee to:
LHS PTSA, c/o LHS, 2900 S. Cliff Ave., Sioux Falls, SD 57105
2016-2017 SIOUX FALLS
SCHOOL DISTRICT PARENT CALENDAR
10/12/15
AUGUST AUGUST SEPTEMBER
29 Elementary Open House or date TBD M T W T F M T W T F
31 Middle School PST - Evening 1 2 3 4 5 1 2
31 High School PST - Evening 8 9 10 11 12 5 6 7 8 9
SEPTEMBER 15 16 17 18 19 12 13 14 15 16
5 No Classes - Holiday - Labor Day 22 23 24 25 26 19 20 21 22 23
6 First Day of School 29 30 31 26 27 28 29 30
OCTOBER
21 No Classes - Non-School Day OCTOBER NOVEMBER
24 Elementary & Middle School - No Classes - Inservice M T W T F M T W T F
24 High School - Early Dismissal - Inservice 3 4 5 6 7 1 2 3 4
Fall Parent Teacher Conferences 10 11 12 13 14 7 8 9 10 11
Elementary - Oct 17, 18, 24 Evenings or Oct 24 Afternoon 17 18 19 20 21 14 15 16 17 18
Middle School - Oct 13, 18, 20 Evenings 24 25 26 27 28 21 22 23 24 25
High School - Oct 17, 24 Evenings 31 28 29 30
NOVEMBER
4 End of 1st Quarter DECEMBER JANUARY
11 No Classes - Holiday - Veterans' Day Observance M T W T F M T W T F
23 No Classes - Compensatory Day 1 2 2 3 4 5 6
24-25 No Classes - Holiday - Thanksgiving Break 5 6 7 8 9 9 10 11 12 13
DECEMBER 12 13 14 15 16 16 17 18 19 20
23-30 No Classes - Holiday Break 19 20 21 22 23 23 24 25 26 27
JANUARY 26 27 28 29 30 30 31
2 No Classes - Holiday Break
3 Classes Resume FEBRUARY MARCH
18-19 High School Semester Tests 7:30 - 12:30 M T W T F M T W T F
19 End of 2nd Quarter 1 2 3 1 2 3
20 No Classes - Teacher Work Day 6 7 8 9 10 6 7 8 9 10
FEBRUARY 13 14 15 16 17 13 14 15 16 17
17 Elementary & Middle School - No Classes - Inservice 20 21 22 23 24 20 21 22 23 24
17 High School - Early Dismissal - Inservice 27 28 27 28 29 30 31
20-22 No Classes - Holiday - Presidents' Day Break
Spring Parent Teacher Conferences APRIL MAY
Elementary - Feb 9, 14, 16 Evening or Feb 17 Afternoon M T W T F M T W T F
Middle School - Feb 28, Mar 2, 6 Evenings 1 2 3 4 5
High School - Feb 13, 16 Evenings 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
MARCH 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19
24 End of Third Quarter 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26
27 No Classes - Teacher Work Day 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31
APRIL
13 Elementary - Early Dismissal - Inservice JUNE
13 Middle School - Late Start - Inservice 1 2 CALENDAR KEY
14-17 No Classes - Spring Break 5 6 7 8 9
MAY 12 13 14 15 16 - Noted day - See
29 No Classes - Memorial Day 19 20 21 22 23 description in column
31 High School Semester Tests 7:30 - 12:30 26 27 28 29 30 to the right of the date
JUNE
1 High School Semester Tests 7:30 - 12:30 - Noted day - No
1 Last Day of School - End of Second Semester Classes all levels
4 Graduation
- End of Quarter
Schedule for Early Dismissal or Late Start
Pre-School No Classes
Elementary 8:00 am to 1:00 pm
Middle School 10:45 am to 3:48 pm
High School 7:30 am to 12:30 pm
If weather causes school closing, days will be made up at the end of the school year.