October 2014 Newsletter Principal’s Note Parents and Guardians; October is conference time which is a great opportunity for our school community to engage. I would like to share information about our format to prepare you for this experience. Liberty Memorial Central Middle School has two formats for conferences. We will have traditional Parent Teacher Conferences (PTC) and Student-Led Conferences (SLC). These two options offer a different experience and I encourage you to do both! The traditional PTC will take place on Wednesday evening from 4:006:00pm and at three different times on Thursday. This conference format is commonly known as “drop-in conferences” where parents and teachers meet one-on-one and have a 3-5 minute discussion. These conferences will be held in the Duver Gym and Cafeteria, do not require an appointment, and students are encouraged but not required to attend. We are excited about the benefits that Student-Led Conferences provide to Liberty Memorial Central Middle School students and their families. SLC’s encourage students to have greater accountability for their learning, teach students to evaluate their own progress and gain a greater commitment to school work and learning. The Student-Led Conference engages parents as active participants in their student’s learning and enhances the opportunity for parents to be involved in their child’s academic, goal-setting process. At a student-led conference, the student will do most of the talking. Expect your child to reflect on work completed at school, their progress in each class, and individual goals they have established. Advisory teachers will guide students as they prepare for student-led conferences. These conferences will take place on Wednesday from 6:00-8:00 PM and two different times on Thursday. Student Led Conferences are by appointment. Advisory teachers will contact parents to set an appointment. Along with conferences on Wednesday evening, our Community In Schools coordinator is hosting community groups with information on service and opportunities outside of school. Please review this newsletter for more information on conferences & the community fair and we hope to see you at conferences October 22nd & 23rd. Thanks, Jeff Harkin Principal, Liberty Memorial Central Middle School Inside this issue: Parent Teacher Conferences…..p2 Fun Run…………………………………..p3 Volunteers Needed…………..….p4-5 Activities………………………….. p 6-12 Library………………………………… p 13 October Advisory ……………..…..p15 Student Services…………………….p16 Online Resources…………………..p17 T-Shirt order form…..……………..p17 Calendar…………………….…….p18-19 Bell Schedule ……………………….p 20 Important Dates October 16 End of first Quarter October 17 No School October 22 Fun Run Kick Off Parent Teacher Conferences October 23 No School Parent Teacher Conferences October 24 No School Attendance Student running late, have a doctor’s appointment, or home ill? Please contact Althea Schnacke at aschnack@usd497.org or 785.832.5400 to excuse your student. If your student needs to leave during the day, please give at least an hour of notice so there is time to retrieve your student from class. View your student’s grades, attendance, vaccination and other records online with Skyward Family Access. skyward.usd497.org Contact school registrar Mary Lou Almanza at 785.330.1421 or mlalmanz@usd497.org with Skyward log in questions. Main office & Attendance 785.832.5400 Student Services 785.330.1421 Cafeteria 785.330.4804 School Fees 785.330.1472 Students, access your Outlook email account, SharePoint, SkyDrive files and Blackboard at home! internal.usd497.org PARENT TEACHER CONFERENCES OCT 22-23 Drop-In conferences are designed to drop in and talk with individual teachers, no appointment necessary. Drop-in times are available: Wednesday 10/22 Thursday 10/23 4:00-6:00p 10:00-11:30a 12:30-3:30p Stop by and check out our community information 5:30p-7:00p fair Wednesday night with activities for families! Student-led conferences are intended as a time for students to examine their own educational experience with their parents and/or caregivers and advisory teacher. Students have prepared work and information to share with the families facilitated by their advisory teacher. Student-led conferences will be scheduled by advisory teachers Wednesday evening or Thursday throughout the day and evening. Every family is invited to attend one or both types of conferences. We hope to see you in October! Excalibur Students are hard at work! Reminder, every Excalibur member (boys & Girls) have rehearsal October 14th—22nd to prepare for the first concert on October 21st. Call for Tuesday, October 21st performance is 6:25p. See Mr. Ireland with questions! Picture retake day is October 9 for any student who was not present for school pictures or has permission for a retake. Contact Mrs. Martin with questions about picture retakes at camartin@usd497.org. Guests to our School Teachers and students hosted a group of 10 visiting educators from Nigeria on Monday, September 22nd as part of LMCMS’ involvement with the University of Kansas Professional Development Schools . The group toured the building with 8th grade student ambassadors visiting classrooms and participated in a panel discussion with our 8th grade core teachers to ask specific questions about educational practices. Students and staff really enjoyed being able to share how amazing LMCMS is. Construction Update We are well on our way to having a new heating and cooling system building wide after some delays. Thank you to the entire school community for your patience as this work is completed to help make the building more energy efficient and comfortable for learning! Pictured is part of the old boiler system being dismantled and removed. What is the Fun Run? The Fun Run is a 2.2 mile run through our neighborhood that our entire building participates in. The Fun Run is the only fundraiser we do as a school; last year we collected almost $20,000. The money raised goes to support field trips, extra-curricular activities such as the Central Garden, GSA, and Smart Strength, and to assist students with uniforms and school supplies, among other things. Students are invited to help by soliciting donations from our community and beyond. Prizes are given to students in daily drawings, as well as for Top Finishers and Top Earners. Volunteer with the 2014 Fun Run! Part of the reason we are so successful with the Fun Run every year is because of the support from our families and community. Start Volunteers are needed to: Solicit donations for prizes from local businesses . We have a list of businesses we contact every year and always appreciate help asking for prizes and adding to the businesses that support us. Help collect money the mornings of Oct 26-Nov 3. Volunteers are needed 7:30—8:30am to collect donations from students, hand out prizes and count donations . Help with the Fun Run on October 31 at 2:30p. We need volunteers on every corner to keep students safe, people to hand out and collect finisher cards at the end of the race, as well as handing out water and apples as people finish. If you are able to help, please contact Laura Leonard at lleonard@usd497.org or Erin Barker at ebarker@usd497.org END One of the frustrations we frequently hear from parents is being uncertain how to be involved at school when you aren’t in elementary school any longer. Students have a lot more teachers, a need to explore more on their own, and don’t always want their parents to be “visible” any more. We welcome your involvement, and here are some ideas on how to stay involved and still let your student spread their wings.  Support the Fun Run, our annual fund raiser. Assistance is always needed soliciting donations from local businesses. We also need help collecting donations from students 7:45 - 8:15a October 27-November 3, and supervising the Fun Run 2:30—3:15 October 31st. Contact Laura Leonard at lleonard@usd497.org or Erin Barker at ebarker@usd497.org if you would like to sign up to help!  Volunteer to chaperone a STOMPEDE, the first STOMPEDE is October 21.  Donate food for parent-teacher conferences on October 22nd or volunteer to be at the welcome table.  Joining the LMCMS Parents’ Group is a great way to meet other parents while supporting the school. They are responsible for ordering and selling school apparel, planning and organizing the new family ice cream social, coordinating volunteers for different activities throughout the year, and being available for other school needs. The next Parents’ Group meeting for is October 15 at 7:00 in the Student Services conference room.  Join Site Council, the building advisory committee made of staff, parents, and community members. Site Council is a great way to gain insight on how the school operates and help advise staff on school policy. The next Site Council Meeting is October 15 at 7:00 in the Student Services Conference room.  Volunteer to chaperone a school activity night. The next activity night is November 7. 6-8p.  Help with the February Parents’ Group Social.  Collect donations for the STOMP store or help run the STOMP Store Wednesday afternoons or Fridays at lunch.  Participate with your student in Smart Strength Tuesday and Thursday afternoons 2nd and 3rd quarter.  Help with music and theater performances.  Help maintain the landscaping in front of the building or the native garden on the South side.  Volunteer with our after school clubs such as Homework Zone, Future CIty, or Chess. Contact Laura Leonard, our Parent Involvement Facilitator, at lleonard@usd497.org to volunteer, to offer suggestions or for assistance. LMCMS is excited to announce a new name for the “Can We Talk?” Program! CONVERSATION P.E.A.C.E Purpose-Equity-Accountability-Character-Education Mission statement: Giving students a safe and peaceful place to talk about difficult issues, bringing about a positive change through courageous conversations. Conversation P.E.A.C.E Student Leadership Council members include: Kenzie Dowdell 8th grade Layla Hunter 7th grade Shaiyanna Harris 7th grade Staff Sponsors: Ms. Rita Rials Mr. Cornelius Bell Conversation P.E.A.C.E meets every other Wednesday from 1:40- 2:40 in room 216. Meeting dates for October are the 8th and 22nd Please join us for CP and find out how you can get one our new CP buttons! 8TH GRADE FIELD TRIP The Parents’ Group needs assistance during ParentTeacher conferences October 22nd & 23rd. On October 10th, the 8th grade will be taking a field trip to the Flint Hills in Manhattan to explore the geology, ecology, and history of this unique area. Students will visit either the Konza Prairie Biological Station or the Flint Hills Discovery Center. Students will need to pack their lunch or purchase a sack lunch from the cafeteria. Students should wear comfortable, close-toed shoes for walking and weather appropriate clothing. A field trip permission form will be coming home shortly. Chaperones are needed to help supervise students on this field trip. Able to help chaperone this exciting field trip? Please contact Mrs. Lauren Jones at ljones@usd497.org or 785-832-5400 ext 2519. Side dishes and desserts are needed to supplement the teacher meal on October 22nd. Donations should be dropped off in the main office before 3:00. Also, parents are needed to help with the Parents Group merchandise table during conferences the evening of October 22nd, 4p-8p, and on October 23rd anytime between 8a and 7:30p. Any contribution helps, even just half an hour. Money from merchandise goes towards support student and teacher activities at LMCMS. Please email LMCMSparents@gmail.com with questions or to volunteer your time! Come, bring your breakfast, and engage in philosophical conversations using the Socratic Method. Have a thinking breakfast with Ms. Reaver in room 110, Fridays 7:15 - 7:50a. Interested in volunteering your time in the school and community? Consider joining Builder’s Club and spending time with students who share your interest. Builders Club meets on Mondays until 4:15 in Miss Fuller’s room, 217. Contact Miss Fuller at mfuller@usd497.org for more information. Tuesdays 3:15 - 3:45 in room 211. Writers, photographers, and editors are needed for the school newspaper. Not interested in writing for the newspaper? Use this time to create your own creative works! See Ms. Martin for more information. Students, express your problems! Math problems, that is. LMCMS Gay-Straight Alliance invites all students to participate in activities to promote tolerance and acceptance of all people. Students meet Thursdays 3:15 - 4:15 in room 111, plan activities and educational opportunities throughout the year, and work to challenge and support each other. Talk with Mrs. Keary or Ms. Rico for more information. MathCounts, a competitive math club, will be meeting Thursday afternoons with Ms. Reaver. Check out the problem of the week, learn new math expressions, and work with other students on fun and challenging math and engineering activities. All students are welcome to play in the dirt with us in Central Garden @ LMCMS! We garden every Tuesday and Thursday afternoon starting August 19 until 4:45 in room 303 through October 16. Food harvested in the fall goes into the school cafeteria and home with student volunteers. Anyone who volunteers 20+ hours earns a free t-shirt (or you can support the garden by purchasing one for $10!) Thank you to all of volunteer students and community members. We have had nearly 1000 hours of service in the garden this season which is truly remarkable. We are so fortunate to have so many students, families, and neighbors support us. Continue supporting the garden by participating in the Scarecrow auction on October 24! Build a Scarecrow—Display it—Win Prizes—Bid on a Scarecrow at the Silent Auction 5:00 pm - 9:00 pm George Paley Building, 721 East 9th Street Lawrence, KS Scarecrow Auction & Judging Friday, October 24, 2014 5:00 pm – Scarecrow Silent Auction & Judging Commences 5:45 pm – Scarecrow Prizes Awarded 6:00 pm - Live Music Commences 8:00 pm - Scarecrow Auction ends and winners take home their new friend! Enter The Contest: Entry deadline Oct 24, 2014 Entry Forms and information available at: http://www.cottinshardware.com Cottin’s Hardware & Rental 1832 Massachusetts Street Lawrence, KS Build-a-Scarecrow Workshop A Benefit for Central Garden @ Liberty Memorial Central Middle School New York Elementary School Garden Lawrence Community Shelter Garden Boys & Girls Club Teen Center Garden Workshops include materials for one scarecrow with paid entry fee of $10 or donate the scarecrow and the workshop is free! For more information visit Cottin’s Hardware or www.facebook.com/ScarecrowContestAuction or www.cottinshardware.com/scarecrows Drama Remembers World War II’s Evils In Its Fall Play The LMCMS Drama Department proudly presents the poignant drama Edelweiss by Craig Sodaro on October 9 and 10 at 7:00 PM in the auditorium. Tickets are $5/adult and $3/student. This highly dramatic work, set in WWII Munich, Germany follows the classroom of Dorchen Werth at the Schloss Strassen School for Girls. Fraulein Werth works tirelessly to provide a safe haven for her students who represent a microcosm of German society. Not only are these adolescent girls trying to make sense of the Third Reich’s brutal rise to power, but also of normal teenage emotions like falling in love, dance music, and doing well in school. Werth’s dream of providing some normalcy for her students begins to shatter as the Reich infiltrates the school intent on weeding out German undesirables. Helena All leads the cast as Dorchen Werth and is supported by Violet Belt, Shiloh Catterton, Anabelle B. Clark, Oliva Collar, LexiAnne Dutcher, Jack Foster, Hailey Gotto, Eva Markoulatos, Henry Morland, Ali Pennewell, Jenna Reese, Olivia Rothrock, Gabriel Santangelo, Sophia Tosh. Chance Branson serves as student director. Stage crew members include Thomas All, Sophia Branden, Bradley Bunting, Shiloh Catterton, Rowyn Fisher, Abby Guevara, Jennifer Munoz, Mayra Munoz, Emmeline Schneider, and Evan Sutton. Ms. Margaret Jones and Mr. Scott Ireland are the department’s directors. Smart Strength: Year Seven Parents and staff are invited to join LMCMS students as they learn about healthy choices and work out with professional trainers from The Summit. All participating students must turn in a contract that they and their parents both sign. Chad Richards, one owner of the Summit, leads the group with three other trainers every Tuesday and Thursday during the second and third nine weeks, immediately after school in the Loomis gym. Students can get contracts from Mrs. Souders; they must be signed and turned in before the first day of Smart Strength, Tuesday, October 28. For those new to Smart Strength, the afternoon is structured as follows: Students, parents, and staff arrive by 3:15 and eat a healthy snack provided by Wheatfields, The Merc, Checkers, TCBY, Dillons, or Hilary’s Eat Well. The trainers lead a whole group warm-up followed by small group training. A fun game is used for the cool down. At 4:45 the session ends. We hope to see you for the opening of Smart Strength’s 7th season October 28. Talk to Mrs. Souders with questions! Are you interested in architecture, engineering, or design? Then come to Future City, a club and contest for students interested in designing and building their own city 150 years in the future. Future City Club meets Tuesday and Thursday afternoons from 3:15-4:15 in Mrs. Catterton’s room, 401 and will continue meeting Tuesdays and Thursdays after school. Open to all LMCMS students and snacks will be provided. See Mr. Heath or Mrs. Catterton with questions! iZone KU’s UKan Teach program will be providing iZone, a program providing activities investigating math and science . iZone meets in Mrs. Hurt’s room, 303, to have a free snack then build, inquire, and do hands-on science and math activities with KU students! iZone will be 4 sessions, October 28—November 8, 3:15 4:45, as part of Science Olympiad. LMCMS Science Olympiad will be meeting Tuesday and Thursday afternoons, 3:15 - 4:45 in room 303 (Mrs. Hurt’s room) starting October 21! Students are invited to compete in a variety of science related events including earth science, life science, engineering, chemistry, and physics. Egg drops, catapults, musical instruments, bottle rockets have been built in past years, come see what we create this year! 8th grade students who participate in Science Olympiad can receive credit for their portfolio project. The LMCMS team will compete in regionals in February! Have questions, see Mrs. Hurt. Debate Club Do you like to argue? Check out our Debate Club where we learn and practice tactics of effective argumentation and debate. Debate Club will meet on Mondays from 3:15-4:15 in Mr. Heath’s room 404. Open to all LMCMS students., snacks will be provided. Mustang Wrestling Boston Massacre Trial 8th grade students are studying the Boston Massacre in Social Studies. As part of the unit, they researched the events and individuals of the Boston Massacre and held a trial in class complete with defendants, lawyers, witnesses, judge and subpoenaed members of the jury. Attention all 7-8th graders interested in wrestling. Our first practice will be Monday, Nov 4. In order to participation in wrestling you need to have all of your paperwork on file in the main office. Questions? Talk with Coach Forkenbrock (sforkenb@usd497.org) LMCMS Girls Basketball Girls Basketball tryouts are scheduled October 7—9! See Coach Pellet with questions about playing basketball. Girl Talk LMCMS is excited to announce that Girl Talk has started the year off with a BANG! Girl Talk would like to recognize Andrea Tatman as president and Kennedy Bigham as Vice President this year. Our new G.I.R.L power button was handed out to students….Genuine-IntegrityResilient-Loyal The first visitor for the year was Karan Baucom, Human Resources Manager at Bert Nash Community Mental Health Center, who shared the importance of learning how to correctly deal with emotional drama, trash talk, mean words and gossip. Mrs. Baucom demonstrated to students that dealing with these issues correctly are important now and in their future work place. In order to play basketball, all athletic paperwork MUST be completed and on file in the office. If you have questions about paperwork, please contact Ms. Schnacke at 330-1829 or aschnack@usd497.org Girl Talk will meet in room 114, 7:30-8a October 7 & 14th then will break until after winter recess. Girl Talk is facilitated by Kimberly Nicole Rials LSCSWPrivate Practice and Rita Rials LMCMS staff. Welcome to LMCMS Library! Mrs. Solida, Mrs. Montney, and Ms. T are all here to help you! Library Hours: 7:30-3:30 M, T, Th, F, 7:30-1:30 W The final week of September (9/21-9/27), the LMCMS Library celebrated Banned Books Week with a Banned Books scavenger hunt! Via videos, websites and clues posted in the library and hallway, students explored the history and mission of Banned Books Week. After completing the hunt, students received a snazzy bookmark or pencil, and were entered into the Grand Drawing. The final prize? A Scholastic book of choice! The winners will be announced Tuesday (9/30) morning! Important websites for your student: School email: mail.usd497.org/owa Skyward: skyward.usd497.org Online library catalog: books.usd497.org Yearbooks are $28.00 until October 31! We can accept cash and checks made out to LMCMS and dropped off in the main office or buyers can use the Herff Jones web site www.yearbookordercenter.com and enter order number 03593 to purchase their yearbook with a credit card. Yearbooks are handed out the last week of school. Contact Katie Martin with questions at camartin@usd497.org. LMCMS collects Box Tops for Education. The school receives $.10 for every one collected! Box tops are collected in advisory! Hy-Vee Dollars for Scholars Save your Hy-Vee Receipts! Hy-Vee will give LMCMS $1.00 for every $150 collected. Hy-Vee receipts will be collected in advisory. Lawrence High School “Little Lion” Spirit Clinic “PINK OUT” The Lawrence High School Spirit Squads would like to invite you to attend the “Little Lion” clinic. You will receive a combination of chants, cheers and dance instruction and perform at a Lawrence High School football game between 1 st and 2nd quarter. We are looking forward to your participation and joining the spirit of the Lawrence High Lions. Who is eligible: The clinic is open to all children grades Preschool through 7. Date: Sunday, October 12 Time: Registration - 12:30 p.m. Walk-ins Welcome Clinic - 1:00-3:00 p.m. Location: Lawrence High School East Gym (Main Gym) Enter through gym doors on West side Fee: $30.00 (includes a LHS Spirit T-Shirt and Pom Pons) (Limited partial scholarships are available please call Gwen Wedd, listed below) Checks Payable to: LHS Spirit Squad Performance Date: Friday, October 17 at Lawrence High Stadium during the first quarter and perform between first and second quarter on the track, parents will pick up their child beginning of 2 nd quarter at the North end of the Stadium on the track. The game is Lawrence High School versus Olathe Northwest. ALL “LITTLE LIONS” NEED TO BE AT Lawrence High School STADIUM BY 6:30 p.m. FRI, OCTOBER 17 CHECK-IN WILL BE AT THE NORTH END OF THE HOME SIDE BLEACHERS. T-Shirts will be passed out at the football game. Pom-Pons will be passed out the day of the clinic. *All participants must bring their Pom Pons to the game. It is their ticket into the stadium. Parents/Guardians accompanying their “Little Lions” must buy a ticket. Ticket Prices are: $7 Adults, $5 K-12 ****************************************************************************************** Registration Form Participant Name: Age: Grade Level: Elementary School Parents/Guardian Name: Address: Email: Circle - T-shirt Size: Mail Form To: Phone: Youth S M L Adult S M L Gwen Wedd LHS Coach 1901 Louisiana Street Lawrence, KS 66049 785-330-4728 XL Integrity Real integrity is doing the right thing, knowing that nobody’s going to know whether you did it or not.—Oprah Winfrey Every month, the middle schools focus on one theme during advisory; the theme for October is integrity. Raising Kids with Integrity Does your child act on her or his convictions and stand up for her or his beliefs? Having integrity can take a long time to learn, but the more a child practices this, the more likely she or he will develop this crucial value. · Talk to your kids about what integrity means, and what it means to stand up for your own values. Ask them who they see as having a sense of integrity, and who they think backs down from their values in the face of adversity. · As a family, identify role models with integrity whom you admire. These may include Mother Teresa, Martin Luther King Jr., Mahatma Gandhi, or someone else. Learn about these individuals and how they learned to live a life of integrity. · Applaud and support family members when they “do the right thing, even when it’s hard.” Maybe your child stepped in when another child was being teased. Or maybe your child admitted to cheating on a test—even though she knows the entire class cheated and she was the only one who got into trouble for her honesty. · When someone with integrity admits to scandal or making a mistake, talk about this as a family. Talk about which actions you believe are most damaging and why. With older teenagers, discuss why leaders can be tempted to do the wrong thing. Having values doesn’t mean much if you can’t stand up for them—an important lesson to impart upon your children. Everyone’s values and beliefs are tested at some point in their lives, and it takes strong conviction to stand up for them in the face of adversity. Help your children prepare for these times by encouraging them to have integrity, and set a good example by standing by your own beliefs, even when it’s hard. Raising Kids with Integrity http://www.parentfurther.com/discipline-values/positive-values/raising-integrity STOMP Into Action Night On October 22, 2014, Communities In Schools will once again host an event that will bring our Lawrence Community Partners to LMCMS. This event will be held in conjunction with Parent/Teacher conferences. Parents, students and staff are encouraged to visit the Loomis Gym before or after your scheduled conference. Organizations that serve our youth in Lawrence will be present with information and displays that will help our parents and students learn more about Fall and Winter Activities. There will be an activity table for younger siblings in grades K-4, and an estimation station for our middle school students, complete with opportunities to win great prizes. Community Representatives will be available from 4-7 PM and light refreshments will be served. All students must be accompanied by an adult. So to all the Mustang Family, come out and show your support and “Stomp into Action” for academic and social success!! Cornelius Bell Site Coordinator Communities In Schools LMCMS Mary Lou Almanza Registrar mlalmanz@usd497.org 330-1421 Laura Leonard Parent Involvement Facilitator & PBIS Coordinator lleonard@usd497.org 330-4817 Cornelius Bell Site Coordinator Communities in Schools of Mid-America cbell@usd497.org 330-2348 Karen Locke Social Worker klocke@usd497.org 330-1454 Amy Brown Counselor (students with last names L-Z) afbrown@usd497.org 330-2146 Frances Rico WRAP Clinician frico@bertnash.com or frico@usd497.org 330-1873 Deb Keary Counselor (students with last names A-K) dkeary@usd497.org 330-4852 Andrew Schinnerer School Psychologist aschinne@usd497.org 330-1761 Have questions about enrollment, testing, mental health, or student support needs? Let us know! The word bullying is frequently used by the media and in schools. According to Kansas statute bullying is defined as: Any intentional gesture or any intentional written, verbal, electronic or physical act or threat either by a student, staff member or parent towards a student or by any student, staff member or parent towards a staff member that is sufficiently severe, persistent or pervasive that such gesture, act or threat creates an intimidating, threatening or abusive educational environment . . . . see K.S.A. 2012 Supp.72-8256 for the complete statute. Experts also suggest that bullying involves an existing power differential between those who bully and those who are the target. While not all social conflict is bully behavior, LMCMS expects all students and staff to treat one another with respect. If your student is concerned about bullying or how they are being treated, it is important to report it to a staff member or fill out a bullying report in student services or by using the online reporting system, http://cjhs.usd497.org/Bullying Liberty Memorial teachers, counselors, social workers, and administrators regularly work with students having conflicts to develop the skills needed to work together and resolve conflicts. SCIENCE Math The Math 6, 7, & 8 textbook can be found at Www.bigideasmath.com. Science Textbooks can be found online at my.hrw.com Login: username: Student ID password: Student ID 6th Grade Battaglia Username: jbattaglia75 Olden Username: kolden13 Password: mustangs! The Geometry book can be found at https://www.pearsonsuccessnet.com username: geometry202 password: math876 7th Grade Username: searth24 Password: p5n7f Prentice Hall Geometry Student Page: http://www.phschool.com/webcodes10/index.cfm? area=view&wcprefix=afk&wcsuffix=0099 8th Grade Username: mhurt96 Password: mustangs LMCMS T-Shirt Order Form T-Shirts $10 each. Please make checks payable to LMCMS Parents’ Group. Student Name: Shirt Size: Advisory Teacher: XS S M L XL XXL Cost Per Item Amount Due Black/Red T-Shirt $10 Black/Red Hoodie $25 Total Due: October 2014 Sun 5 Mon 6 Hour End of the Day Schedule 2:10p Mr. E Assembly Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 1 2 3:15p Homework Zone 3:15p Garden Club 3:15p Math Counts 3:15p Future City 3:15p GSA 3 7:15a Socrates Café 4 9 Picture Retake Day 10 7:15a Socrates Café 7 8 3:15p Homework Zone 8:50a Fall Play for 8th 3:15p Garden Club Grade 3:15p Future City 3:30p Girls Basketball 3:30p Girls Basketball Tryouts Tryouts 3:15p Homework Zone 3:15p Builders Club 3:45p FB @ SWMS 3:15 Debate Club 2:45p STUCO Ice Cream Social 11 9:30a Girls BBall Practice 12:00p 6th Grade 8:30a 8th Grade Field Liberty Team Field Trip Trip to Kanza Prairie or to Potters Lake Flint Hills 3:15p Homework Zone 3:15p Garden Club 3:15p Math Counts 3:15p GSA 3:15p Future City 3:30p Girls Basketball Tryouts 12:00p 6th Grade Freedom Team Field Trip to Potters Lake 3:30p 1st Girls Basketball Practice 7:00p Fall Play 7:00p Fall Play 12 13 14 15 3:15p Homework Zone KU Lit Fest 3:15p Builders Club 6p Parents Group 3:15 Debate Club 3:15p Homework Zone 7p Site Council 3:15p Garden Club 3:15p Future City 3:45p FB @ Leavenworth 16 END OF 1st Quarter 3:15p Homework Zone 3:15p Garden Club 3:15p Math Counts 3:15p GSA 3:15p Future City 17 18 9:30a Girls BBall Practice No School 7:00 Mustang Band/ Orchestra Concert 19 20 3:15p Homework Zone 3:15p Builders Club 3:15 Debate Club 21 22 3:15p Homework Zone Fun Run Kick off 3:15p iZone Assembly 3:15p Future City Parent Teacher Drop 3:45p FB @ LMCMS In Conferences 4-6p 7p Excalibur Fall Concert 26 27 7:45a Fun Run Collections 28 7:45a Fun Run Collections 3:15p Homework Zone 1:30p STOMPEDE 1 3:15p Builders Club 3:15 Debate Club 3:15p Homework Zone 3:15p iZone 3:15p Future City 3:30p Smart Strength 3:45p Girls BBall @ LMCMS 29 7:45a Fun Run Collections 23 24 No School No School Parent Teacher Drop In 6p Scarecrow Auction Conferences Garden Fundraiser 10a - 11:30a 12:30p - 3:30p 6p - 7p 30 7:45a Fun Run Collections 31 7:15a Socrates Cafe 7:45a Fun Run 3:15p Homework Zone Collections 3:15p iZone 3:15p Math Counts Hour End of the Day 3:15p GSA Schedule 3:15p Future City 3:30pSmart Strength 2:30p Fun Run! 25 9:30a Girls BBall Practice November 2014 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 1 2 3 Fun Run Collections 3:15 Homework Zone 3:15 Builders Club 3:15 Debate Club 4 5 2:00p International Youth Leadership 3:15 Homework Zone 3:15 iZone 4p Girls BBall @ 3:15 Future City Patton 3:30 Smart Strength 3:45p Girls BBall @ LMCMS 9 10 3:15 Homework Zone 3:15 Builders Club 3:15 Debate Club 3:45p Girls BBall @ LMCMS 6 3:15 Homework Zone 3:15 iZone 3:15 GSA 3:15 Math Counts 3:15 Future City 7 6p Fun Run Activity Night 8 14 Fun Run Luncheon 15 22 3:45 Girls BBall @ LMCMS 11 8:15a WW1 Memorial Assembly 12 13 3:30p Wrestling @ LMCMS 3:15 Homework Zone 3:15 iZone 3:15 GSA 3:15 Math Counts 3:15 Future City 3:15 Homework Zone 3:45 Girls BBall @ 3:15 iZone Warren 3:15 Future City 3:30 Smart Strength 8a Wrestling @ South 3:45 Girls BBall @ LMCMS 16 17 18 19 20 21 3:15 Homework Zone 3:15 Builders Club 3:15 Debate Club 3:15 Homework Zone 3:15 iZone 3:15 Future City 3:30 Smart Strength Wrestling @ Basehor Linwood 6p Parents Group 7p Site Council 3:15 Homework Zone 3:15 iZone 3:15 GSA 3:15 Math Counts 3:15 Future City Fun Run Awards Assembly 26 27 28 4:00 Girls BBall @ Atchinson 23 24 3:15 Homework Zone 3:15 Builders Club 3:15 Debate Club 3:45 Girls BBall @ SWMS 30 25 8:15 Excalibur Fall Assembly 3:15 Homework Zone 3:15 iZone 3:15 Future City 3:30 Smart Strength 29 Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday Advisory 8:08 – 8:28 1st Period 8:32 – 9:15 2nd Period 9:19 – 10:02 3rd Period 10:06 – 10:49 Wednesday 1st Period 8:08 - 8:42 2nd Period 8:46 - 9:19 3rd Period 9:23 - 9:57 4th Period 10:01 - 10:35 5th Period 10:39 - 11:13 12:53 – 1:36 6th Period (6 & 7th gr lunch) 11:17 - 12:14 (6th & 7th gr); 11:17-11:52 (8th gr) 7 Period 1:40 – 2:23 7th Period (8th gr lunch) 12:18 - 12:52 (6th & 7th gr); 11:55 – 12:52 (8th gr) 8th Period 2:27 – 3:10 8th Period 12:56 - 1:30 th 4 Period th 5 Period (Lunch) 6th Period th 10:53 – 11:36 11:40 – 12:49 th Hour End of the Day Assembly Schedule Hour Beginning of the Day Assembly Schedule Hour Time Advisory 8:08 - 9:01 1 8:08 - 8:46 1 9:05 - 9:44 2 8:50 - 9:28 2 9: 48 - 10:27 3 9:32 - 10:10 3 10:32 - 11:10 4 10:14 - 10:52 11:14 - 12:18 5 5 10:56 - 12:01 12:22 - 1:01 6 12:05 - 12:43 4 11:14 - 11:53 5 10:56 - 11:34 5 11: 57 - 1:01 6 11:38 - 12:43 6 1:05 - 1:44 7 12:47 - 1:25 7 1:48 - 2:27 8 1:29 - 2:07 8 2:31 - 3:10 Advisory 2:11 - 3:10 8th Grade Lunch 2:36 - 1:01 Grade 8 Grade 8 4 6th Grade Lunch 11:14- 11:39 7th Grade Lunch 11:53 - 12:18 Grade 6 & 7 Time Grade 6 & 7 Hour 6th Grade Lunch 11:11 - 11:36 7th Grade Lunch 11:36 - 12:01 8th Grade Lunch 12:18 - 12:43
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