Dear Parents/Guardians and Community Members, Welcome to our new school year at Landing Trail Intermediate School. We look forward to meeting you and working with you and your children.

We encourage you to visit our school as often as you can. Come and eat lunch with your children, walk the 1K trail at recess or volunteer in their classrooms.

Thank you to all the families who joined us for our Pancake Breakfast and New Playground Grand Opening. We hope to see you at our Terry Fox Walk/Run on Wednesday, September 24th @ 12:00 and at our “Flying High” Student Conference on September 26th.

If you have any questions, concerns or ideas, please contact us at the school.

We know that this will be another exciting year of learning.

Thank you.

Glen Finney and Joe MacIsaac (Principal) (Assistant Principal) P.S. School Assemblies – Our assembles will be held on the first Monday of the month @ 9am. Our next assembly is on Monday, October 6th @ 9am. Parents, families and community members are encouraged to attend.

School Council News

Annual General Meeting - Please consider being a part of our Fundraising Committee and/or School Council. Our Annual General Meetings are on Tuesday, September 21st @ 6pm and 6:30pm in the LTIS Art Room. We will be electing a new board of directors. Hope to see you there.

Phone 675-2213 Fax 675-2950

 

L a n d i n g T r a i l I n t e r m e d i a t e S c h o o l S t a f f

Principal Glen Finney glen.finney@aspenview.org Asst. Principal Joe MacIsaac joe.macisaac@aspenview.org Secretaries Valeri Haines val.haines@aspenview.org Shelley Roth shelley.roth@aspenview.org Tena Merrier tena.merrier@aspenview.org 4A Mark Boersma mark.boersma@aspenview.org 4B Shona Hunter shona.hunter@aspenview.org 4C Terilynn Schofield terilynn.schofield@aspenview.org 4F Catherine Lachapelle catherine.lachapelle@aspenview.org 4G Julie Auclair julie.aulcair@aspenview.org 5A Dallas Fuchs dallas.fuchs@aspenview.org 5B Chantille Gulley chantille.gulley@aspenview.org 5C Laurie Kiselyk laurie.kiselyk@aspenview.org 5F Lana LeBlanc lana.leblanc@aspenview.org 6A Hope Bradfield hope.bradfield@aspenview.org 6B Laura Pope laura.pope@aspenview.org 6C Jeff Semenchuk jeff.semenchuk@aspenview.org 6F Jennifer Jones jennifer.jones@aspenview.org 7A Ron Bay ron.bay@aspenview.org 7B Colleen Heffernan colleen.heffernan@aspenview.org 7C Cal Klaczek cal.klaczek@aspenview.org 7D Nick Sliwkanich nick.sliwkanich@apensivew.org 7F Carl Allen carl.allen@aspenview.org Support Staff: Jamie Aube jamie.aube@aspenview.org Brandi Edlund brandi.edlund@aspenview.org Monique Fehr monique.fehr@aspenview.org Isabel Galbreath isabel.galbreath@aspenview.org Heather Gulka heather.gulka@aspenview.org Codie Jendruck codie.jendruck@aspenview.org Tracy Radkewich tracy.radkewich@aspenview.org Stacee Taylor stacee.taylor@aspenview.org Nadine Tomuschat nadine.tomuschat@aspenview.org Additional Staff: Ron Golonka (Guidance) ron.golonka@aspenview.org Agnes Finney (FNMI) agnes.finney@aspenview.org Giselaine Ellison (Librarian) giselaine.ellison@aspenview.org Jenifer Borgen (School Therapist) jenifer.borgen@aspenview.org Alissa Passmore (Inclusive Education) alissa.passmore@aspenview.org *Please note: If you have a request or concern of an urgent nature, please call the office instead of trying to contact the teacher directly. Teachers are unable to check their emails until after school. Please contact the staff at these above email addresses, or contact the office at 780-675-2213.

DATES TO REMEMBER

Sept 2 1st Day of School for Students 

 Sept 3   

Early Out @ 1:49   Theme: Dress Blue & 

Yellow  

Sept 5   Pancake 

Breakfast & Playground 

Grand Opening  

      Sept 16   Fundraising AGM 6:00pm   School Council Mtg 6:30pm 

 Sept 17 Lifetouch Pictures 

 Sept 18  Terry Fox   

Run‐A‐Thon  

Sept 24 Terry Fox 

Walk‐A‐Thon  

Sept 26  Flying High 

  

Wrap, Fruit and Milk 3.50

         

Please 

remember 

to send 

cutlery in 

your child’s 

lunch. 

Thank you 

Members of class 7A will take orders for the market.

They will be in the

hallways taking market orders until the

announcements begin.

If your child wishes to order something, please

have them look for the 7A students in the hallway.

The orders will be filled

and delivered to the homerooms

at lunch time.  

Wrap & Fruit or Wrap & Milk      $3.00 Wrap              $2.50 Pizza Bun (ham/pepperoni/cheese) Fruit & Milk  $2.50 Pizza Bun (ham/pepperoni/cheese) & Fruit   $2.00 Pizza Bun (ham/pepperoni/cheese) & Milk    $2.00 Pizza Bun (ham/pepperoni/cheese)      $1.50 Milk (chocolate)              .75 Milk coupons……pkg of 10        $7.50 Juice (orange & apple)            .50 

MARKET PRICES

Warning Bell:    8:44                        Block 1               8:47 – 9:22            Block 2               9:23 – 9:58            Block 3               9:59 – 10:34          Block 4             10:54 – 11:29          Block 5             11:30 – 12:05 Block 6             12:06 – 12:40 Noon Hour      12:41 ‐1:19 Block 7               1:20 – 1:54 Block 8               1:55 – 2:30 Block 9               2:31 – 3:07 School Dismissal     3:07 – 3:12 

BELL SCHEDULE

B U S L O O P

JUST A REMINDER! BETWEEN THE HOURS OF 8:15 AM - 9:00 AM & 2:45 PM – 3:30 PM

PARENTS AND COMMUNITY MEMBERS ARE NOT TO DRIVE IN THE SCHOOL BUS LOOP

(WEST PARKING LOT) IF YOU ARE DROPPING OFF OR PICKING UP A STUDENT, PLEASE DO SO AT THE NORTH END/FRONT

ENTRANCE OF THE SCHOOL.

   

Student Absences Please be advised that in the event of an absence,

parents/guardians are responsible for providing an

explanation for their childʼs absence. If this is

not done, then the absence will be recorded as

being unexcused. We are asking all

parents/guardians to notify the school by sending a note/email

or calling the office when your child is absent. Thank you.

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Parents / Guardians;

We are asking that supervisors / volunteers on our field trips / sports trips not take pictures of

students, other than their own children, and

then post them on Facebook or other social media without consent.

Thank you LTIS Admin

Just a reminder to all visitors, including parents that you are required

to CHECK IN THE OFFICE

when visiting the school to ensure the safety of our students and staff.

Please do not contact students through

texting; instead contact the office

so that we are aware and can ensure

bussing is arranged.

LOCKS ARE AVAILABLE FOR ALL STUDENTS.

THEY MAY BE PURCHASED NEW for $7.00 or USED for $5.00

WE ASK THAT STUDENTS USE ONLY THE LOCKS PURCHASED AT THE SCHOOL SINCE WE CAN OPEN THEM WITH A KEY IN AN EMERGENCY OR FORGOTTEN

COMBINATION.

 

Grades 4, 5 & 6 Soccer Team Fun Day! 

     

The Volunteer Reading Program

runs from Monday to Thursday from 9:30 to 12:30. If you would like to

volunteer and read with grade 4 students once a week please contact:

ShonaHunter shona.hunter@aspenview.org

Thank you!!!

Grade 7 Resource Fee’s

$65.00

Resource Fee’s are

due now and may be paid at the school

office.

We accept cash or cheques

SCHOOL RESOURCE FEE’S

September 23 

A free, soccer action packed day at Boyle School. The emphasis on this day is fun and participation. Score is kept for each game, but there are no playoffs or

prizes awarded. LTIS students who make the team(s)

 

Lifetouch will be here on Wednesday, September 17, 2014

to take photos of all of our smiling students and staff. Please note that we have changed the format.

Each student who has there photo taken on picture day will receive a proof sheet to bring home in a few weeks’ time. This allows you to be able to choose your favorite pose, background and add details of your child’s school year.

You may order on line (which is highly recommended as there are so many more options) or return the order

form along with payment to the school. If you have any questions please contact

Mrs. Roth in the office.

        

 

Each year our school offers local individuals and businesses the opportunity to make donations which will help run complimentary programs such as the Flying High Youth Conference. We are happy to list the names of any business that contributes $300.00 or more in the Partners in Education portion of our monthly newsletter. Our students & staff appreciate the ongoing support of our Partners in Education.

     

   

 

                                         

                                    

       

Partners in Education

Partners in Education 2014/15

Riverside Machine and Welding Ltd

Lincoln County Oilfield Services Ltd

Alta Gas

Koch Ford

Dear Parents / Guardians;

We are asking for your help. If your child gets off the bus at WHPS in the afternoon,

please remind them that they need to go home first and

then return, with your consent, if they wish to use the playground. WHPS tells

us that there are a lot of students on the playground at

this time. Thanks for your help!

LTIS Admin

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

A HUGE THANK-YOU goes out to

Canadian Tire for their generous

donation of Basketballs, Footballs

and Soccer Balls!!

Looking for something?? Please feel free to check out the school’s Lost & Found Boxes!!!

 

 

 

Tuesday September 16th will be the first day of the 2014 autumn session of 1k club.

Every LTIS student is a member of the 1k club. The 1k club operates every noon hour, until

the end of the school year. Students, staff, parents and community members are encouraged

to run or walk the 1k trail during their noon hour recess. Every kilometer a student, staff

member, parent or community member completes will be recorded.

Recognition

For each 5 kilometers completed a green slip will be given. Upon completing their first 5 kms, the participants name will be read over the

announcements and their name will be added to a list in the hallway across from the art room (aka The Wall of Fame).

When a participant completes 10kms, 21kms (a half marathon), 30kms and 42kms (a full marathon), their picture and name will be posted on The Wall of Fame.

Participants who complete 42 kilometers before the end of the school year, will receive a marathon medal at a special medal ceremony.

Rules

Once pylons are placed across the trail head, the trails are closed and students may no longer enter the trails.

Students must stay on the trail, no venturing into the trees or on bush trails. Students must stay in front of the trail sweepers. Sweepers are students wearing

fluorescent vests who make sure everyone has safely completed the 1k. Students must check in with the 1k team at the picnic table after each kilometer

they complete.

Participating in the 1k club is a great way to demonstrate LTIS school spirit!

LTIS, let’s get out and get active!!

If you have any questions regarding the 1k club please contact Mme Jones at LTIS.

 

LTIS Wolverines 6/7 Girls Soccer Team

Coach Mme Jones  

 

The grade 6/7 LTIS girls soccer team will be starting up next week!  

You do not need any experience playing soccer.   

Show your LTIS school spirit, join the Wolverines girls’ soccer team! 

 

1. Practices: Monday and Wednesday after school from 3:30pm to 4:30pm in the LTIS field. 

   

2. First practice will be Monday September 15th, 2014  

3. Athletes must be changed into appropriate soccer attire for all practices and games.  

Appropriate Soccer attire: shorts, t‐shirt or sweatshirt, cleats, shin‐pads, soccer socks, and water bottle. The 

items in bold are not mandatory, but are strongly encouraged, if cleats are not worn then running shoes must 

be worn (no dress shoes, boots, or sandals will be permitted). A water bottle is absolutely necessary.  

Join the LTIS Wolverines soccer team! I look forward to seeing you there!  

 

MOVIE…..

How To Train Your Dragon 2

Friday, October 17

7:00 pm at the Multiplex

Admission $5

 

“TRANSPORTATION PARENT HANDBOOK”  

A parent guide to understanding the transportation  

practices used to safely transport our students to and 

from school.  

A copy of the handbook is available online at 

www.aspenview.org  

Just click on the link that appears in the Parent Menu.” 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Pancake 

Breakfast 

Playground 

Ground Opening 

Fundraising AGM 6:00 pm School Council Mtg 6:30 pm 

LIFETOUCH 

PICTURES! 

 

Terry Fox 

Walk‐a‐ton 

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Healthy Children Parent Newsletter

September 2014

To find an electronic copy of this newsletter, visit: www.albertahealthservices.ca/csh.asp

Get Walking! Stay Safe!

A new school year brings opportunity for families to give up driving and begin walking to school. Walking has so many benefits—it promotes physical activity, prepares brains for learning, and increases children’s familiarity with their community and neighbours. Walking with your child and negotiating neighbourhood streets with them provides an opportunity to develop traffic safety awareness and to practice safe pedestrian behaviours. Even better, it’s a great way to have quality time with your child before they start their day. Even if you live far from your school you can still give your child the walking experience by parking five to ten minutes away from the school.

Did you know 26 judgment skills are required to cross a street safely and that many of these skills have not fully developed in a young child? For example, they may think that a car can stop instantly or if they can see a car the driver can see them. They are often distracted and may underestimate dangerous situations. Most children need supervision to walk to school until they are at

least 9 years old.

Important pedestrian safety tips to model for your child are:

Cross at marked intersections or crosswalks.

Look left, look right and look left again before stepping out onto the

street.

Wait until the road is clear.

Always walk on the sidewalk.

Alberta encourages active and safe routes to school. For more information on how you can start a program in your neighbourhood contact info@saferoutestoschool.ca or call Toll Free:1-877-533-4098. For more information on childhood injury prevention visit http://www.albertahealthservices.ca/injuryprevention.asp

Get Moving with the AMA Youth Run Club! The Alberta Medical

Association (AMA) Youth Run Club is a free, school-based running

program designed to get children and youth active across the

province. For more information on getting your child’s school involved, visit: www.everactive.org/alberta-

medical-association-youth-run-club

Parents! You Have More Power Than You Know…Improve School Health Today Did you know your involvement at school can have a huge impact on the health of the entire school? If you have lots of time to commit, great! If not, take advantage of some of the simpler ways to make your child’s school a healthier place. It’s easier than you might think!

Wave hello or have a quick, friendly morning chat with staff.

Suggest ways to have healthy classroom celebrations.

Walk or bike with your child to school.

Be supportive of staff wellness programs – they are important role models!

Nominate a student or staff member for a recognition award.

Volunteer for a school event.

Share a healthy fundraising idea with Parent Council.

Talk to your child about the qualities of a good friend

Lead by example; eat healthy meals as a family, participate in physical activities you enjoy, and demonstrate positive ways of handling stressful situations.

To learn more about the role of parents in school communities, visit http://www.healthyalberta.com/644.htm.

Healthy Teens Parent Newsletter

September 2014

To find an electronic copy of this newsletter, visit: www.albertahealthservices.ca/csh.asp

Concussion Prevention

Sport-related injury is the leading cause of emergency department visits in Alberta among teens aged 15-19 years

1. Concussion is a common sport related injury that often occurs

during hockey, football, skiing and snowboarding. A concussion is a brain injury that occurs when the brain suddenly shifts inside the skull and knocks against the skull's surface. It may be caused by a direct or indirect hit to the head or body.

After suffering a concussion, a person may experience many different symptoms. These may include, headache, ringing in the ears, nausea and/or vomiting, disorientation, emotional and personality changes, dizziness, poor balance and/or coordination, poor concentration, light sensitivity, irritability, fatigue and sleep complications. In order to reduce the risk of a concussion, encourage your teen to take the smart risk approach and look first when engaging in a risky activity, such as hockey. Preparation, good sportsmanship and fair play all help to reduce the risk of injury, including concussion.

Teens should also wear the gear, such as a helmet that fits correctly and is secured on the head throughout the sport. Always replace your teen’s helmet after impact or as instructed by the manufacturer. In high impact sports such as hockey, teens should wear a face and mouth

guard. To manage a concussion, encourage your teen to take the smart risk approach and seek help from a coach, teacher or parent immediately after an injury has occurred. Consult a physician immediately after being notified of an injury in order to determine if a concussion has occurred. Finally, ensure that your teen does not return to activity or play until it has been approved by their doctor. For more information visit: http://www.albertahealthservices.ca/InjuryPrevention/hi-ip-pipt-smart-risk-ahs-approach-teen-risk-mgmnt.pdf

1 Alberta Centre for Injury Control & Research, 2013

Get Moving with the AMA Youth Run Club! The Alberta Medical Association

(AMA) Youth Run Club is a free, school-based running program designed to get

children and youth active across the province. For more information on

getting your child’s school involved, visit: www.everactive.org/alberta-

medical-association-youth-run-club

Parents! You Have More Power Than You Know…Improve School Health Today!

Did you know your involvement at school can have a huge impact on the health of the entire school? If you have lots of time to commit, great! If not, take advantage of the simpler ways to make your child’s school a healthier place. It’s easier than you might think!

Wave hello or have a quick, friendly morning chat with school staff.

Support Physical Education, active classrooms, and active field trips.

Encourage your teen to walk, bike, rollerblade, or skateboard to school (join them if they’ll let you!).

Be supportive of staff wellness programs – they are important role models!

Nominate a student or staff member for a recognition award.

Volunteer for a school event.

Share a healthy fundraising idea with Parent Council.

Talk to your teen about the qualities of a good friend.

Lead by example; eat healthy meals as a family, participate in physical activities you enjoy, and demonstrate positive ways of handling stressful situations.

To learn more about the role of parents in school communities, visit http://www.healthyalberta.com/644.htm.

In this Issue Student Voice

HASS Registration Open

How Children Interpret Packaged Foods

AMA Youth Run Club

Shaping the Future 2015

Stay Connected

After School Hours Fall Webinar Series Ever Active Schools and our provincial After School Partners are excited to introduce the After School Hours Fall Webinar Series. Topics include:

September Newsletter

Student Voice

We interviewed Kassandra Hordal, a student going into Grade 9 at Crestwood Junior High School. She talked with us about being a young athlete, dealing with the stress of competing and advice she would give junior high teachers. It's so important to connect to student voice when working in schools. Congratulations, Kassandra, on your silver medal in Pole Vault at the Canadian Youth Legion Track and Field Championships, which were held in August in Langley, BC.

Connecting After School Service Providers

Working with schools

Measuring the impact of your program

The webinars will be free of charge. Dates to be confirmed early September. Please check our website for more details as they emerge.

Healthy School Communities Award Hundreds of people and groups help make our school communities healthier for children and youth. Recognize someone who's made a difference in your school! Apply by October 31, 2014. Award information.

10 Tips to Create a Positive Environment in Your School Check out our top 10 list of things YOU can do to support a positive environment in your school this fall. Here are some examples taken from the this:

Greeting students everyday is a great way to promote student connectedness.

Remember everyone has a story, before making assumptions or judgements.

Advocate directly for all of your students.

Get all of the tips.

2014-15 HASS Registration Now

Open! The Healthy Active School Symposia (HASS) are events designed to provide Alberta school communities with the knowledge, skills and resources to enhance student wellness. HASS are a catalyst for sustained change within the participating school communities. The events focus on inspiring student leadership by developing the competencies needed to become engaged thinkers and ethical citizens with an entrepreneurial spirit, through a Comprehensive School Health approach. HASS empowers students to be active agents of change in building a school community that enhances their learning and fosters their personal growth and well-being. HASS website.

How Do Children Interpret Packaged Foods? Do you ever wonder what influence food packaging, health symbols, colour use, images and spokescharacters have on the way children view and interpret packaged foods? A set of fact sheets have been developed by the University of Calgary, to help parents, guardians and educators understand just that. Fact sheets.

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Physical Literacy Summer Institute Last month we hosted our second annual Physical Literacy Summer Institute in Edmonton. We were excited to have a great group of presenters which included Dr. Dean Kriellaars, Dr. Vicki Harber, Dr. Doug Gleddie, Tracy Lockwood, Joyce Sunada, Kim Hordal-Hlewka, and Megan Mckinlay. Video footage of the event will be available soon. We will also be sending follow-up emails to participants. Access the PowerPoints here.

Free Fall Community Sessions The Family and Community Resource Centre is offering some free community sessions this fall. Some topics include: addressing homophobic bullying, immigrant parents raising children in Canada, positive discipline for preschoolers. Current sessions.

ARPA 2014 Conference This year's conference is being held in Jasper, Alberta, on October 23-25. Register now! ARPA Conference.

Fun Runs in Alberta Take part in one of these fun runs in Alberta; there's something for everyone! Fun Runs.

AMA Youth Run Club - Register

Now! Are you one of the 61 schools already registered for the AMA Youth Run Club? It's a free, school-based program, designed to get students active. In fact, last year 82 per cent of participating teachers and coaches agree that the run club helped them engage students who were not traditionally active. We're asking new schools and schools from previous years to register for 2014-2015. Find out more about the AMA Youth Run Club. The first 200 schools that register for the 2014-2015 AMA Youth Run Club will be entered to win 1 of 5 $50 Running Room gift cards! Contest details.

Shaping the Future 2015 At the 6th annual Shaping the Future conference, our goal is to inspire, connect and celebrate healthy school communities. The conference always brings together leaders in health,

Community Development Training and Certification Are you interested in community development? Campus for Communities is offering some upcoming community development training and certification. Learn more.

education and active living sectors, for two days of learning, networking, collaboration and discussion. We have plenty of opportunities for you to get involved in the conference, whether you:

register as a participant showcase your organization's products or services at

an exhibitor table present a research poster sponsor the conference be a speaker

Thank you for your continued dedication to the health and wellness of our children and youth. Sincerely,

Ever Active Schools

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