LutheranHigh School

We have been very busy here at Lutheran High School these last few weeks, and we have many more activities coming up for our students. Please pay particular attention to our newsletters and emails so that you will stay in-formed as to what is going on here at school. Thank you to all of our stu-dents, parents, and faculty for our successful Academic Open House last month. Our student volunteers demonstrated to all of our visitors what it means to be a Gryphon. A special thank you to the parents, students, and faculty who helped with the LHS Gala, “A Gryphon Homecoming”. Thanks to all who donated items for the auction, bought tickets, and helped out behind the scenes. To our stu-dent volunteers, you should be very proud of the way you represented your school. We are especially

April 8th:Track Meet at St. MartinsApril 9th:Lutheran Academic RallyApril 10th:Choir Sings at Zion at 10:45 a.m.April 11th - April 15th:Student Council WeekApril 12th:Mom’s and Dad’s Night at Mt. OliveApril 13th: Track Meet vs. Grace King at East JeffersonParent Information Night April 15th:Crawfish Boil at LHS for studentsFundraiser at Semolina Restaurant (see attached Flyer)April 16th:State Literary Rally (more info TBA)Fundraiser at Semolina Restaurant (see attached Flyer)April 21st:Senior Pictures DayTrack Regionals in CovingtonChoir Concert at First English at 6 p.m.April 22nd:Lutheran Field Day at Pontiff PlaygroundApril 24th:Choir Sings at Christ the King at 8 a.m.April 28th:LHS Career DayAthletic Banquet at 6 p.m.April 29th:Seniors to Ship Island

“Home of the Gryphons”thankful for LHS parent Mr. Sher-man Bernard, who provided the music for the fun-filled night. It was truly a success! Congratulations to the our students who placed with the District Literary Rally and espe-cially to those who qualified for the State Literary Rally. We will share more information about the State Rally when it becomes available to us. Special congratulations to the many LHS students who quali-fied for the 3rd quarter honor rolls! Your dedication to your studies is to be commended. Please continue your good efforts in the 4th quarter. I would like to remind all of our students, particularly our Seniors, to remember the impor-tance of paying attention to your studies. We are in the home stretch and it is vital that students study, do their homework, and continue to prepare properly for classes as we work towards closing out our 4th quarter. Please see the attached calendar for upcoming LHS events and activities.

LHS School Newsletter, Issue #17 April 8th, 2016

Important Dates:

This year's Chapel theme is:

peace.

John 14:27: "[Jesus said,] Peace I leave with you; my peace I give to you. Not as the world gives do I give to you. Let not your hearts be troubled, neither let them be afraid." We will spend time con-templating how the Gospel of Christ brings about the "peace of God, which transcends all under-standing."

Chapel services for the school are held every Tuesday morning at 9:27 a.m. in First English Lutheran church, located behind the school campus. Parents and grandparents are welcome to join us for worship.

Chapel NewsWe do collect an offering each week that supports various minis-tries and charities. This quarter we are supporting Crossing Cambodia, a mission that serves street kids in Battambang, Cambodia. It is not mandatory for the students to bring an offering, but it is a good way to teach them that we all have a re-sponsibility to be stewards of God's gifts, and to help and be there for others.

MS. LOUGHMILLER’S 3rd ANNUAL PI(E) DAY CELEBRATION! On Monday, March 14th (Pi Day 3.14) Ms. Lough-miller’s math classes and a few other pie hungry students spent the day baking pies! A special thanks to First English Lutheran

Church for the use of their kitchen and meeting room. In total more than 25 pies were made! Flavors included – ap-ple, blueberry, pecan, peach, and sweet potato. Several groups also chose to try their hand at a cream pie – chocolate, straw-

berry, cookies and cream, or turtle. Students were in charge of both the crust and the filling! They either had to roll out a traditional pie crust or had to make a graham cracker crust! Apple slicing proved to be the most labor intensive job but everyone agreed the hard work was worth it! Every student got to enjoy a piece of pie at the end-of-day pie eating period! Yum!

Counselor’s CornerHello students and parents! A reminder that I am available for counseling during the following periods: 1st, 2nd, 5th (1st lunch) and 7th. Students can come to me for

academic, college/career, and personal is-sues. I hope that each and every student can feel comfortable talking to me and coming to me with problems.

JUNIORS AND SENIORS: As always, stop by the Counseling Office to speak with Mrs. Robin about college and career opportunities that are right for you!

REMEMBER: ACT test dates are hap-pening throughout the year, as listed in this newsletter. If you have any questions, please see Mrs. Robin or Mrs. Loughmill-er.

ATTENTION 9TH, 10TH, & 11TH GRADE STUDENTS: SCHEDULING OCCURS THIS WEEK!!It is already that time of year again…SCHEDULING FOR NEXT SCHOOL YEAR! Mrs. Robin visited with our 9th, 10th, and 11th graders to select courses for their upcoming year at Lutheran High School. Students were reacquainted with the many courses that Lutheran has to offer, and were introduced to various courses that they could choose from to make their high school experience unique to them! Your child has received a class request form that a parent needs to sign and return to the office. If you have any questions about TOPS or graduation re-quirements, please call or email Ms. Robin at erobin@lutheranhighschool.net.

ATTENTION STUDENTS INTERESTED IN A POSSIBLE FUTURE IN LAW!Have you ever thought about being a lawyer? Interested in the legal field? The Louisiana State Bar Association has put together a summer internship program

aimed at high school stu-dents interested in a future in law. The three-week program is designed to introduce students to law-yers, legal documents, and the legal system with the overarching goal of asking students: Do you really want to be a lawyer? Students who wish to apply can see Mrs. Robin for more details!

ROTARY CLUB OF METAIRIE: HARAH-AN ROTARY MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIPAttention SENIORS!! Are you a resident of Jefferson Parish, East Bank? Then you are eligible to apply for the Harahan Rota-ry Memorial Scholarship, provided by the Rotary Club of Metairie. Please see Mrs. Robin for an ap-plication if you are interested! Applications are due March 31st.

COUNSELOR’S DIRECT LINE

504-779-1726

DILLARD UNIVERSITY FINANCIAL AID AWARENESS NIGHTSAttention students!! Dillard University will be hosting weekly financial aid information sessions throughout the month of March! These sessions will help high school students in getting informa-tion about how to apply for financial aid, scholarship opportuni-ties, and information on completing the FAFSA! This is a fantastic opportunity, and there are multiple days to go! The sessions will be offered on Wednesdays in the month of March. These dates include: March 9th, March 16th, March 23rd, March 30th, and April 6th!

NORTHWESTERN STATE LOUISIANA FOLKLIFE CENTER ESSAY CONTESTAttention students! Northwestern University is hosting its 8th an-

nual Louisiana High School Essay Contest! Students must write a 1,000-2,000 word essay addressing the prompt: “Louisiana Inspirations: what experience in Louisi-ana has inspired you the most?” Personal reflections and experiences are perfectly valid as part of the essay content, or they may be in narrative form. Three winners will be awarded cash prizes and a $200/

per semester NSU scholarship with a value up to $1,600 for four years. Deadline for entries is May 16th, 2016.

Lutheran High SchoolParent Informational Night

Who: Parents of 9th, 10th, & 11th grade students

Where: Lutheran High School LunchroomWhen: Wednesday, April 13th, 2016

9th and 10th grade parents: 6:00 – 6:30pm11th grade parents: 6:30 – 7:00pm

Topics to be covered:Scheduling & Course SelectionTest Scores and Interpretations

Curriculum InformationCollege and Career Planning

**Parent Informational Night is an opportunity for you as parents to get better acquainted with the necessary steps for your child to complete high school.

This event will be presented by Ms. Elizabeth Robin, the school counselor.

On, Tuesday, April 12, 2016, at Mt. Olive Gym, join us for the Annual Mom’s & Dad’s Night. Parents, please join us to play the LHS students and bring your A-Game! At 6 p.m. the Gryphon Dads will take on the LHS Gryphon Basketball team, and the Gryphon Moms will go up against the Lady Gryphons Basketball Team! We will also have a special presentation by the LHS Gryphon Cheerleader Moms! It promises to be a fun-filled night. Please contact Coach Jones at ljones@lutheranhighschool.net with any questions.

Mom’s & Dad’s Night

GEMS (Girls Excited about Math and Science) DAY AT THE STENNIS SPACE CENTER

On Thursday, March 17th Ms. Loughmiller traveled with 13 young ladies from LHS to the Stennis Space Center in Mis-sissippi. This is the third year Lutheran High has participated in the event. Rain threatened this year’s outing so a few activities were modified, but the day was still enjoyed by all. Four sessions were led by professional women to help prepare today’s teenage girl for the challenges she will face in college and in the work force. The sessions focused on the following – (1) speed mentoring where a panel of women from various space center departments shared their college experiences and their work expe-riences, (2) a session on what your social media profile says about you – be careful what you say and be selective with the pictures you post, (3) a math and science prob-lem worked on as a team, and (4) dress for success – pro-

fessional women of all shapes, sizes and ethnicities modeled appropriate work place attire (and stressed the strategy of buying separates so that you could mix and match your out-fits).

All sessions ended with audience questions but as always, the last session of the day was the most popular! LHS students who partic-ipated were: Hannah Cassanova, Jasmine Drew, Renni Kieschnick, Nialejia Nunnery, Bryanna Parise, Sarah Rogers, Rael Shaw, Madelyn

Sosa, Megan Stewart, Courtney Strickland, Gia Veau-Neely, Jalen Washington and Nija Williams.

The LSPA Summer Institute (formerly the Louisi-ana Scholastic Journalism Institute) provides an intensive one-week training program for high school sophomores, juniors, seniors and incoming freshmen. Sponsored by the LSU Manship School of Mass Communications and the Louisiana Association of Broadcasters, the Institute’s mission is to provide students with the skills needed to produce top-notch scholastic media, including newspapers, broadcast, yearbooks and multimedia.

See Ms. Fields for more information.

BUILD YOUR SKILLS IN …

WritingEditingDesignVideographyPhotography Multimedia productionSocial media and the new frontier of digital journalism

Summer Opportunity

On Saturday, April 16th St. John Lutheran School is hosting their annual Blackboards and Blue Jeans auction. Monies from this event are used for technology and educational materials that benefit their students. Ms. Loughmiller who is a member of the St. John School Board is looking for student volunteers to help with this event. Students will work in pairs and serve “tastes” of some well-known dishes provided by local New Orleans restaurants. Students interested in this event must be committed to serving.

The success of any auction is impacted by the volunteers. LHS students should arrive at St. John (3937 Canal St, New Orleans, LA) by 5:30 p.m. or arrive at Lutheran High by 5:00 p.m. Ms. Loughmiller will be taking tickets the night of the auction and is willing to transport students from Lu-theran High. Students should finish by 10:00 p.m. The

St. John Auction Committee will provide food for the students. Ms. Loughmiller ideally would like 20 volun-teers. Please see Ms. Loughmiller to sign-up. This is a great opportunity for us to give back to St. John. Pastor Babin frequently leads chapel at LHS and they annually

allow the LHS Mission Team to spon-sor a booth at their Endymion Family Fest.

The dress for the evening is a white shirt with black pants or nice blue jeans (i.e. no tears, holes, rips or frays and preferably a dark color). Comfortable shoes should be worn (nice tennis shoes are allowed). Fliers

with more information and a map will be provided to students who are interested. Parents/guardians with questions should contact Ms. Loughmiller at (mlough-miller@lutheranhighschool.net). Students volunteer-ing at this event will earn service hours.

Service Hour Opportunity - St. John AcutionSaturday, April 16th

GALA SUCCESS Special thanks to all who volunteered their time and talents, donated items, bought tickets, or helped in many other ways to make the 2016 LHS Gala, “A Gryphon Homecoming” a big success!

Above: A little rain didn’t stop our student volunteers from setting up for the LHS Gala!

Far Left: LHS Seniors dressed in their Gala finest to help with the auction.

Left: Ms. Robin and LHS student volunteers model how to use the photo booth at the Gala.

MS. Field’s Class Says THANKS

Mrs. Maria Gooding, mother to LHS Senior Austin Munch, donated copies of the book, Animal Farm, to Mrs. Field’s English Class. Thank you!

Senior Photos Announcement

Senior Graduation Photos will be taken on the morning of April 21st here at LHS. Drape, and cap and gown photos will be taken. Ladies, bring toiletries you may need for touch ups. Gentlemen, please bring a collared shirt and tie to change into for photos. Information will be available with photo package pricing in the office.

23rd Annual Academic Rally

ACT 2015-2016 Test Dates

Test Date Early Registration Late Fee Required Standby Registration(Saturdays) (last day for) (last day for) (last day for)

June 11, 2016(LHS available) Fri., May 6 Fri., May 20 Fri., June 3

Registration must be completed online at www.act.org. Luther-an High is a test center and is available for three (3) of the six (6) test dates. Students needing accommodations should contact Ms. Robin and begin the application process as soon as possible.

For more information, refer to the ACT website.

Due to inclement weather our 23rd Annual Academic Rally for our area Lutheran elementary schools has been rescheduled for Saturday, April 9th! LHS will be hosting stu-dents in grades 1st through 8th who will come to LHS to take tests in the following subject areas – English, Math, Reli-gion, Science, Social Studies

and Spelling.

The day will start at 9:00 a.m. and will finish no later than 1:00 p.m. Service hours will be available for LHS students. Stu-dent Council members are strongly encouraged to volunteer! This is a great outreach to our Lutheran elementary schools and they look forward to this annual event! We typically have close to 200

attendees. Students should see Ms. Lough-miller’s to sign up. Student volunteers are expected to wear their school uniform or may receive permission from Ms. Lough-miller to wear other clothing supporting LHS – i.e. a cheerleading uniform. A few parent volunteers would also be greatly appreciated. Attendee parents wait in the lunchroom while their children are testing. We sell concessions and have free coffee available. This is a great oppor-tunity for our LHS parents to answer some questions about LHS for these elementary school parents. If you can volunteer for all or part of the day, please contact Ms. Loughmiller (mloughmiller@lutheranhigh-school.net) or (504) 455-4062.

Rescheduled for Saturday, April 9th!!!

On Thursday, March 24th the LHS Service Club sent 18 of its members out into the community to volunteer at the Louisiana SPCA on the west bank. The afternoon of service began with an overview of the programs offered by the SPCA. The volunteers then got to work in the following

areas – administration, laundry, carrier

clean-up and news-paper unfolding.

At the end of their volunteer work, the animals finally came out to play!

LHS students enjoyed cats, dogs and even a snake! Ms. Lough-miller and Mrs. Robin received several compliments on how hard the LHS students worked! Great job and be sure to enjoy some of our photos! A special thanks to Mrs. Jimenez who helped us set-up the field trip.

Service Club Visits the SPCA

WLAE TUITION AUCTIONA special thanks to sophomores Rael Shaw and Gia Veau-Neely, who along with Ms. Loughmiller, represented Lutheran High at the WLAE Tuition Auction on Sunday, March 20th!

Thanks to all who came to the LHS Open House! A special thanks to all of our students, parents, and faculty who helped make our LHS Open House a success! Students from around the Greater New Orleans area visited Lutheran High School, toured our campus, and learned what it means to be a LHS Gryphon.

LHS District Literary Rally Results! Congrats to the following students on a job well done:

For those students moving on to State, the State Rally will be at LSU on Saturday, April 16, 2016

12 Allison Garay Financial Math 2nd Place, State Qualifier12 Jessica Waddell Physics 3rd Place12 Harley Rihner Ad Math-Pre Calculus 3rd Place12 Alissa Auer Civics 3rd Place12 Destiny Gautreaux English IV 1st Place, State Qualifier11 Megan Stewart Psychology 3rd Place11 Jasime Drew Biology II 1st Place, State Qualifier11 Hannah Cassanova English III 2nd Place, State Qualifier11 Dylan Schmidt Chemistry 3rd Place11 Lodis Perkins U.S. History 1st Place, State Qualifier10 Latrell Wells Spanish I 3rd Place10 Hope Tate English II 1st Place, State Qualifier10 Courtney Strickland Biology I 1st Place, State Qualifier10 Syed Quadri Algebra II 2nd Place, State Qualifier10 Leah Tate Geometry 2nd Place, State Qualifier10 Rael Shaw World History 1st Place, State Qualifier9 Tyler Tate Algebra I 1st Place, State Qualifier9 Bryanna Parise English I 2nd Place, State Qualifier9 Kaila Johnson World Geography 2nd Place, State Qualifier9 Brandon Stewart Physical Science 2nd Place, State Qualifier9 Dante Herbert Spanish II 2nd Place, State Qualifier

Senior Baby Photos Needed The end of the year is fast approach-ing and will be here before we know it. It is an LHS tradition to compile a senior video/power point that is shown during several end-of-year events - Senior Chapel (May 3rd), Baccalaureate (May 11th) and then shown again as people are arriving for graduation (May 13th). This presentation includes photos from your child's year(s) at LHS but it is also fun to include photos from their childhood.

We ask that each senior bring in three (3) photos for the video/power point.

In the past the photos have typically been baby photos through early el-ementary school. If you have your child's photos saved digitally, please e-mail them to Ms. Loughmiller at mloughmiller@lutheranhighschool.net. If you have hard copies only, we will scan them and return the prints to you. Please e-mail Ms. Loughmiller if you

have any questions. We would like to have all photos turned in by – Monday, April 18th.

A letter will be mailed to all senior parents by Friday of this week with information about important dates between now and graduation.

Athletic NewsTrack

• 1st Track Meet – Friday, April 8th at St. Martin’s Episcopal – 225 Green Acres Rd., Metairie, LA (field events begin at 4:00 p.m., running events begin at 5:45 p.m.) • Weather has wreaked havoc with our track season. We have yet to have a meet and our practice has been chal-lenging. We will be sending an updated schedule home later this week. We are

waiting to see if any of our cancelled meets will be rescheduled.• DATE CHANGE – The High School Strawberry Relays are now scheduled for Friday, April 15th at Southeastern University in Hammond, LA – (field events begin at 3:00 p.m, running events at 3:30 p.m.) • If you have any questions, please contact Coach Loughmill-er at (504) 455-4062 or by e-mail at mloughmiller@lutheranhigh-school.net or Coach Marroccoli at creolejoe14@yahoo.com.

Athletic Banquet• Mark your calendars – Thursday, April 28th at 6:00 p.m.• This is annual event celebrating Lutheran High Athletes. The school will provide fried chicken, table service and drinks. Athletes and their families will be asked to fill in with side dishes. The dishes will be assigned alphabetically by athlete. A letter will be mailed to all athlete families by the end of next week.• Participation awards, athletic letters and MVP, Most Improved and Christian Athlete awards will be given in the follow-ing sports – volleyball, soccer, girls bas-ketball, boys basketball, cheerleading and track.

Cheer Practice:Cheer practices are on Tuesdays from 3:45-4:30p.m. and Thursdays from 3:45-5:00p.m.

Congrats, Latrell and Gia! Each year, the American Defamation League (ADL) hosts the Grosfeld Family National Youth Leadership Mission in Washington, DC for outstanding high school juniors who are interest-ed in expanding their understanding of the impact prejudice and discrimination have on our lives. The ADL ultimately will select 10 students from our community to represent New Orleans on this trip. This year’s NYLM trip is scheduled for November 13-16, 2016. Gia Veau-Neely and Latrell Wells were selected by the ADL to apply for this honor. Congratulations on being chosen to apply for this honor, Latrell and Gia!

When: Saturday, May 7th (8:00 – 11:00 p.m.)Where: Hilton Riverside (Poydras at the Mississippi River)Cost: $30 per person (Includes a food buffet the night of prom and a party favor.)

Tickets will go on sale Monday, April 11th! Please purchase your tickets sooner rather than later so that we can get a more accurate headcount for the Hilton. You may pay cash or write a check made payable to Lutheran High School (on the memo line please note PROM 2016).

Lutheran High Seniors and Juniors are eligible to attend and each may bring one guest. A prom guest pass form will need to be completed for guests who are not Lutheran High students. The form must be returned to Ms. Loughmiller by Wednesday, May 4th. A copy of the form is attached to this e-mail. Students may also pick up a copy outside of Ms. Loughmiller’s room.

PROM DRESS CODE – Dress for the evening is formal! GUYS: Tuxedos or nice two piece suits with a dress shirt and tie Dress shoesGIRLS: Formal dresses that should be modest NO deep or swooping necklines, NO backless gowns, NO cut-outs, NO thigh high slits You MUST BE able to wear a bra with the dress and the dress MUST BE at the knee or longer with your shoes on! Dress shoes

Students in violation of the dress code may suffer consequences. LHS Admin-istration reserves the right to deny admittance to the prom.

If there are any questions about whether or not a dress is acceptable, please contact Ms. Loughmiller at mloughmiller@lutheranhighschool.net.

Lutheran High Junior/Senior Prom - Save the Date: Saturday, May 7th!

Congratulations to the following students for their academic achievements this quarter!

Ninth Grade:A minus honor roll: Kaila Johnson.B honor roll: Treya Calice, Chad Fritsch, Bryanna Parise, Kelsey Rainey, Sarah Rogers, Pilar White

Tenth Grade:A honor roll: Courtney StricklandA minus honor roll: Hope Tate, Gia Veau-Neely, Latrell WellsB honor roll: Tori Dozier, Mario Garcia, Maya Jones, Loreal Nash, Joseph Hung Quoc Nguyen, Emily Packer, Syed Quadri, Rael Shaw, Leah Tate, Keraston Weaver

Eleventh Grade:A honor roll: Jasmine Drew.A minus honor roll: Megan StewartB honor roll: Hannah Cassanova, Lodis Perkins,III

Twelfth Grade:A honor roll: Alissa AuerA minus honor roll: Destiny Gautreaux, Jessica WaddellB honor roll: Dawn Gautreaux

Service Opportunities

2016 LCMS NATIONAL YOUTH GATHERING – LOOKING FOR COMMUNITY PROJECTS!

Do you know a school, church or other community organization with a service proj-ect that they would like to accomplish but are just in need of helping hands? If yes, Lutheran youth from across the U.S. may be able to help. They are great at painting, assembling, sorting, landscaping, and more! They come with chaperones and will be bused to the appropriate location!

These volunteer groups will be available on the following dates:• Sunday, July 17th• Monday, July 18th• Tuesday, July19th

They will be deployed from downtown in the morning and will remain at your site for approximately three hours. If you have a contact or would like additional information, please get in touch with me at mloughmiller@lutheranhighschool.net or (504) 455-4062 school or (281) 799-9883 cell. FYI – This event typically draws as many as 25,000 youth, young adults, and volunteers to our great city. New Orleans last hosted the event in 2010.

Thanks!Ms. Loughmiller

Second Harvest Food Bank – Second Harvest is always in need of volunteers to help with Food Sorting and Packing. If you are an individual, please sign up using the online volunteer calendar (www.no-hunger.org). If you are a group of 5 or more, please contact Mi-chelle Rosamond at mrosamond@secondharvest.org.

Louisiana SPCA - For more infor-mation on this opportunity see their website www.la-spca.org. You must be over 15 to volunteer.

Tutoring at Monte de los Olivos – Pastor Gonzales of Monte de los Olivos Lutheran Church in Metairie is looking for volunteers to help with their after-school tutoring program. They offer tutoring Mon-day – Thursday from 4:00-6:00 p.m. The majority of students being tutored are in elementary school. Monte de los Olivos is located at 4105 David Dr. (just north of the Rouses as you exit I-10 at Power – the church is on the west side of David Dr.) For more information, contact Pastor Gonzales (504)

451-9172. Volunteers are not expected to commit to every day. He is willing to accept whatever time can be given to help benefit these children!

WLAE Public Television – Volunteers are needed to help with day-to-day projects throughout the year – copy-ing and printing DVDs, fulfilling pledge orders, word processing, filing, etc. Famil-iarity with Microsoft Word and Excel is helpful. Hours are available Monday – Friday after school until 5:00 p.m. If you are interested contact Helen Sigur at (504) 717-8830. Students may also see Ms. Loughmiller for a flier with additional in-formation. The WLAE studio is located at 3330 N. Causeway Blvd. in Metairie.

Lutheran High School

With every flyer presented on the below date and timeframe, Semolina will donate 10% of all of the sales you bring in, right back to your organization.

Lunch, Dinner, Dine-In, Take-Out, Catering!

April 15 2016- 5:00 P.M.-10:00 P.M.

April 16 2016- 2:00 P.M.- 10:00 P.M.

Semolina4436 Veterans Blvd. Suite 37

Metairie, LA 70006504-454-7930

Please join us at Semolina’s for a fundraiser benefiting Lutheran High School. Bring this flyer (we have a copy attached to the newsletter) or show it on your phone when you dine at

Semolina Restaurant located in the Clearview Mall, on April 15th, from 5-10 p.m. or on April 16th, from 2 - 10 p.m., and Semolina’s will give 10 percent of sales to Lutheran High School!

Enjoy a great meal for a great cause!

School Hours

Lunch Program

Publications Class News

School starts at 8:45 a.m. and school dismissal is at 3:45 p.m. Doors to 3rd building will be opened for students arriving early at 8:05 a.m. All students are asked to be picked up no later than 4:00 p.m. unless they are participating in a school sponsored extracur-ricular activity. Before-school teacher supervision will be provided beginning at 8:05 a.m. in the lunchroom, students arriving prior to 8:35 a.m. must enter through the 3rd building doors. Students arriving after 8:35 a.m. should enter through the front doors of the 1st building. After-school teach-er supervision will be provided until 4:00 p.m. As always, thank you to our parents who have remembered to call before 9 a.m. to report absences or late arrivals. As a reminder, if your child is returning to school after an absence or doctor’s appointment, please send your student with a note from you or the doctor to excuse the absence.

Monday – PaPa John’s Pizza (sponsored by Athletics)Tuesday – Nachos (sponsored by the 4H Club) *Wednesday – Pulled Pork Sandwiches (sponsored by the Student Council)Thursday – PaPa John’s Pizza (sponsored by the PTL)Friday – Hot Dogs (sponsored by the Service Club) *

There are snack and drink machines available as well as (4) microwaves to warm your food.

LHS does not have a cafeteria but we do have something available each day for your child to purchase for lunch. All food items are $2 each.

Students and parents may check Edline for assign-ments and grades. Parents, if you see something on Edline that you are concerned about, you may e-mail the teacher directly. All teacher e-mails are the first letter of the teacher’s first name, the teacher’s last name @lutheranhighschool.net.

EDLINE

Look for the newest issue of the Times-Gryphyune put together by the LHS Publications Class led by Ms. Kate Fields to be released soon. Stay tuned for the next issue and other projects they have in the works!

LHS: Love, Honor, ServeAt Lutheran High School we believe that LHS

means to: Love, Honor, and Serve

We Love and follow Christ and his teachingsWe Honor Christ in all that we do and say

We Serve Christ, our families, and our community

Love, Honor, and Serve......this is what it means to be a LHS Gryphon

* Only during Lent, Hot Dog will be offered on Tuesdays and Nachos offered on Friday