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OGHS Knight Letter February

1 OGHS, 3201 S Kiwanis Avenue, Sioux Falls, SD 57105 ~ 605-336-3644

Dear O’Gorman Parents & Students:

Our second semester is off and running with a busy schedule of extra-curricular ac-

tivities along with registration and planning for next year. Please read below for de-

tails on a wide range of upcoming events. Thank you for partnering with us in the

education of your child.

Catholic Schools Week

Catholic Schools Week runs January 29 – February 2 this year. We will finish the week with our All-City SFCS Mass

at the Elmen Center on Friday, February 2 at 10:00 AM. Students will report directly to the Elmen Center that day and

will be released from the Elmen Center for the weekend. Classes are not in session on that day, but the day does count

as a regular attendance day. Students will receive a Catholic Schools Week t-shirt in their first period class on Wednes-

day, Jan. 31. They are to wear these shirts to the All-City Mass on Friday. We want to thank Avera for once again

sponsoring these t-shirts.

Open House/Activities Fair for Class of 2022

We will welcome our next freshman class and their parents for a campus visit on Monday, February 5. The evening

also includes an Activities Fair. Please invite anyone you know who may be interested in learning more about O’Gor-

man High School. We will discuss academics, extra-curricular activities, financial aid and more that evening.

Parent-Teacher Conferences

Our spring parent-teacher conferences will be held on Thursday, February 15 from 8:00 AM – 6:30 PM. A schedule

for the day is included in this newsletter. Please make an effort to limit your conference time with each teacher to five

minutes or less in an effort to reduce wait time for everyone. If you need longer than five minutes, please make an ap-

pointment with that particular teacher to meet at another time.

OGHS Registration Process for 2018-19

We will be registering for courses for the 2018-19 school year the week of Jan. 29-Feb. 5. The steps to register your

student are outlined below.

Step 1: Students will need to access the online course registration portal on Infinite Campus. This portal will open

Monday, Jan. 29 and close at 8:00 AM on Monday, Feb. 5. Current freshmen, sophomores and juniors will have ac-

cess to the portal. This procedure is only aimed at course selections for students.

Incoming Freshmen: Course registration for incoming freshmen will be held on Wednesday, February 7 & Thursday,

February 8 from 3:30-7:00 PM each evening at OGHS. Each student and family will meet individually with a counse-

lor/administrator at this time to assist with registration.

Step 2: Families will need to complete the online enrollment form including completing the tuition contract, updating

or completing necessary household information, and/or making a request for financial aid/work-study. Step 2 must be

completed in order for us to process the course requests from Step 1. Online enrollment for existing families will open

Saturday, February 17. The deadline for completing the online enrollment is Sunday, February 25.

Financial Aid for 2018-19

The deadline for applying for financial aid for the 2018-19 school year is April 1.

Joan Mahoney, Principal



Essential Phone Numbers

Attendance: 575-3310 (Pam Gordon)

Counseling: 575-3320 (Sue Knight)

Lunch Accounts: 575-3356 (Carrrie Keuser)

Activities / Rentals: 575-3300 (Aaron Strand)

Knight Locker: 575-3391 (Betsy Weber)

IMPORTANT DATES

Monday Jan 29 - Friday Feb. 2……………………………..………..………..……..Catholic Schools Week

Monday Jan. 29……………………………………...…….………………..……..Registration Portal Opens

Thursday, Feb. 1—Saturday, Feb. 3……………………….………………..…...State One Act @ Aberdeen

Friday, Feb. 2………………....Catholic Schools Week Mass, Elmen Center, 10:00 am ~ report by 9:40 am

* No Classes in Session*

Monday, Feb. 5……………...……………..……………………………………..Registration Portal Closes

Monday, Feb. 5……………….……………………...Open House/Activities Fair, Lorang Theatre, 7:00 pm

Wednesday, Feb. 7 - Thursday, Feb. 8……….Incoming Freshman Registration 3:30 pm - 7:00 pm Library

Friday, Feb. 9-Saturday, Feb. 10……………………………..State Gymnastics Tournament @ Watertown

Tuesday, Feb. 13…………………………………………..…..Orchestra Concert, Lorang Theatre, 7:00 pm

Wednesday, Feb. 14……………………………………………………...All School Mass-Ash Wednesday

Thursday, Feb. 15……………………NO CLASSES - Parent/Teacher Conferences 8:00 am - 6:30 pm

Friday, Feb. 16 - Monday, Feb. 19……..…………..………...NO CLASSES - President’s Break Vacation

Sunday, Feb. 18…………………..Winter Formal, ―Night of all Knights‖ The District, 7:30 pm- 10:30 pm

Wednesday, Feb. 21……………….……..…...LATE START (Faculty Meeting) Classes begin at 9:05 am

Thursday, Feb. 22………………….……………….………...Band/Jazz Concert, Lorang Theatre, 7:00 pm

Friday, Feb. 23……………….….….Wrestling Varsity State Tournament, Denny Sanford Premier Center



PARENT INFORMATION

Attendance Matters

Attendance Tip of the Month: Make sure your child understands that you do not approve of them being

late or absent.

Attendance is one of the strongest predictors of student performance at O’Gorman!

You can check the number of absences and tardies of your student on Infinite Campus by clicking

on the attendance tab in the left column.

A reminder that ten or more absences from a class in any one semester may result in loss of credit

for that class.

At this point in the semester, students who have more than two absences are at risk for going over

ten.

If your student is going to be gone for any reason, please contact Pam Gordon in the attendance office

at 575-3310. If your student is going to be absent one full day or more, please call the attendance of-

fice at least one day prior to the absence.

2017-2018 Yearbooks

The 2017-18 Knight Legend Yearbook is now

on sale. Go to Jostensyearbooks.com for more

information, or books may be ordered in room O-

204. The cost is $70 for a limited time only.

Checks should be made payable to SFCS.

Night of all Knights Formal

When: February 18th

Time: 7:30 pm –10:30 pm

Where: The District

Cost: $15

Tickets and guest passes must be purchased in ad-

vance in the Administration Office.



SUMMER SCHOOL

Tuition: $250. Fees for forms received by the deadline will be billed on your TADS account in April with payment

due by May 15. Fees for forms received after the deadline are payable by check or cash. Student tuition accounts

must be current prior to attendance in summer programs.

Registration deadline: March 28, 2018

How to register: Return the registration form (included in the Knight Letter) to the OGHS Counseling Office. Stu-

dents are placed on a first-come, first-served basis. Some courses will fill. Students who need or want to take a specific

course will want to register before the deadline. Courses may be cancelled due to insufficient enrollment.

Cancellation Policy: There is a $50 non-refundable fee for withdrawals made in writing on or before April 27. $75

will be refunded if notification is made in writing after April 27, but on or before May 21. E-mail Sue Knight

([email protected]). Full refunds are available if classes are cancelled due to insufficient registrations.

DRIVER’S EDUCATION

Tuition: $325. Fees for forms received by the deadline will be billed on your TADS account in April with payment

due by May 15. Fees for forms received after the deadline are payable by check or cash. Student tuition accounts

must be current prior to attendance in summer programs.

Attendance Policy: Students will not be excused for family vacations, camps or extracurricular activities. Any/all con-

flicts should be noted on the registration form. Students who cannot commit to the required days for driver’s education

should not register. Students who are absent up to three (3) classroom hours will be required to make up the time

missed. Students who are absent more than three (3) classroom hours will be dropped from the class and will not re-

ceive a refund. Students may not miss any of the twelve (12) hours of in-vehicle training.

Registration deadline: March 28, 2018

How to register: Return the registration form (included in the Knight Letter) to the OGHS Counseling Office. Stu-

dents are not selected on a first-come, first-served basis. Students who have a busy summer schedule may wish to reg-

ister in late March, when they have a better idea of their summer schedule. If you become aware of a conflict after your

child has been scheduled to drive, you will be responsible for trading driving dates with another driver.

Cancellation Policy: There is a $50 non-refundable fee for withdrawals made in writing on or before April 27. $100

will be refunded if notification is made in writing after April 27, but on or before May 11. E-mail Sue Knight

([email protected]).

In-classroom instruction: Monday, May 21 through Friday, May 25 from 7:30 am to 1:30 pm.

In-vehicle training will take place during the 8 weeks following the in-classroom instruction. sIt is absolutely essential

for students to be at all in-vehicle sessions.

Summer School & Driver Education Registration

Summer school will run from Tuesday, May 29 through Friday, June 22. Classes are in session from 8:00 AM to

12:00 PM daily Monday through Friday. The final determination for the course offerings will depend upon the

number of students who register for a particular course. If your student is considering taking a summer school

course, please keep in mind that students are not allowed to miss more than two days of summer school. If stu-

dents miss more than two days, they are removed from the course.

In addition to summer school, we will be offering driver education classes. The classroom portion of the driver

education program will run from Monday, May 21 through Friday, May 25. Class is in session from 7:30 AM –

1:30 PM each of these days to achieve the necessary thirty hours of classroom instruction. Specific dates and

times for the driving portion of driver education will be determined at a later date.



PARENT INFORMATION

Concert Choir Capers

Concert Choir Capers 2018 is moving ―home‖ to the Lorang Theatre on Monday, March 26! Mark your cal-

endars! What is Capers? Concert Choir Capers benefits the O’Gorman Choirs and the bi-annual major con-

cert choir trip. This fun evening is filled with live music, heavy hors d’oeurves, and a mainstage show!

We’re celebrating by offering VIP/PREFERRED SEATING at the next Choir Parent Booster meeting at

6:30 pm in the choir room on Tuesday, February 6. Anyone who purchases 6 or more tickets and has cash/

check available will qualify for this opportunity to reserve the best seats in the house!

See you Tuesday, February 6!

2018 O’Gorman Senior Video Photo Request

Hello! My name is Patrick Kassing and I am working on the 2018 senior video which will be played at the

All Knighter. I have been working with Mr. Basche and have all of the senior photos. What I am requesting

is 1 baby or early childhood photo from each of the members of the senior class. (Please name the file

with your child’s name) I am also asking that you submit 3-5 group shots with 3 or more current senior

students from JUNIOR HIGH UNTIL PRESENT DAY. (Please no elementary photos) The photos can

be sent direct to me at [email protected] or I have created a dropbox link at

https://www.dropbox.com/request/L5S94WuZPltmla1M8egG.

The deadline to get these pictures to me is April 13. If you have any questions, I can be reached at the

e-mail address above or on my cell at 605-366-0011.

Thank you in advance for your assistance.

Patrick Kassing

Greece Trip - June 2019

If you are interested in a trip to Greece in June 2019 please contact Mrs. Thomason, the Latin teacher, at

[email protected]. There will be an informational meeting on Tuesday, February 6th at 7 pm. The itin-

erary includes Athens, Delphi, a one day cruise to three islands, and Thessaloniki!



According to the National Children’s Oral Health Foundation, childhood tooth decay is the #1 chronic child-

hood illness in America. NCOHF also states that 1 in 5 children go without dental care. The O’Gorman -

Greater Sioux Falls Area Health Occupations Students of America (HOSA) Chapter wants to help! February

is National Children’s Dental Health Month and O’Gorman - Greater Sioux Falls HOSA wants to help by

hosting a Smile Drive for America’s Toothfairy. A Smile Drive is similar to a food drive, but for oral health

products. It is a national campaign to collect toothbrushes, toothpaste, floss, mouthwash, and other essential

products for children and youth in need.

From February 5th - 28th, we will have a donation box set up outside the main office at O’Gorman. All dona-

tions that we receive will stay in South Dakota. We deliver items to local places and, in the past, have also

taken supplies to Pine Ridge. In addition to donations of supplies, we will also accept donations of money. In

fact, $1 will buy 3-4 toothbrushes so monetary donations are able to aid more of those in need!

Please help us out with our National Service Project by donating dental supplies or money. All monetary do-

nations should be placed in an envelope labeled ―HOSA Smile Drive‖ and dropped off at the main office. Do-

nations can also be mailed to the school as well. Our HOSA chapter has been the leader in donations for the

past 4 years in a row - competing against many major businesses around the country. Help us stay #1 in aid-

ing those with dental health needs!

HOSA Smile Drive



O†G Campus Ministry

Live like Jesus!

O†Gorman High School

February 2018

Wednesday, March 7, 2018– This opportunity brings the entire

O†G community together during Lent to benefit organizations in

town that serve the poor in our city. Enjoy local soups and great

company with the entire O†G community.

Pre-registration: Visit the OGHS Campus Ministry webpage

or see the flyer in this Knight Letter.

Empty Bowls

O†G Retreat Day

Wednesday, April 11, 2018 - Each 9-12 grade will have its

own separate retreat for students to explore their relationship

with God and our Catholic faith. Class-specific details will be

emailed out to parents and discussed in class with students clos-

er to the retreat day.

March for Life Pilgrimage

What a gift this was to all of our pilgrims! Kristi Noem found

out we were coming to the March for Life and invited us to the

Capital for a private greeting and tour. Pictures to come!

Campus Ministry Calendar

Visit the OG Campus Ministry page for up-to-date calendar

events and changes.

http://ogorman.sfcss.org/faith-service/campus-ministry

Campus Ministry

CORE Team

met in January to plan the semes-

ter’s events and to grow in relation-

ship with Christ. Is your child inter-

ested in applying to be on next

year’s team? Have them visit with

Ms. Wellington. Interviews take

place in May.

Catholic Schools Week

On Friday, February 2,

Catholic Schools Week culminates

with our All-City Mass at the

Elmen Center on the

Augustana University campus.

―Live as children

of light.‖

EPH5:8

Questions or comments?

Contact Nicole Wellington

EMAIL:

[email protected]

PHONE: 605-575-3347



COUNSELING DEPARTMENT NEWS

REGISTRATION FOR THE 2018-2019 school year is upon us. Parents, please review course selections with your

child. This year’s 9th, 10th and 11th graders have received registration materials in their English or Ethics classes. The

registration portal will open at 8:00 a.m. on Monday, January 29 and close at 8:00 a.m. on Monday, February

5. Students are responsible to register online during that timeline (i.e., before school, after school, study hall or any

time outside of school). If students have trouble with their Infinite Campus account, they should come to the counsel-

ing office for help several days before the registration deadline.

8th GRADERS: The Class of 2022 should plan to attend O’Gorman’s Open House, on Monday, February, 5 at

7:00 p.m. in the Lorang Theatre. This is an important night for the 8th graders and their parents. Valuable information

regarding high school registration will be discussed. Counselors and teachers will be present to answer any questions.

There will also be an Activities Fair in the gymnasium. Freshmen registration will be held on Wednesday, Febru-

ary 7 and Thursday February 8, from 3:30 pm-7:00 pm in the OGHS Library.

COLLEGE FINANCIAL AID: Colleges now use prior prior year tax information (2016 for this senior class) for use

with the FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) and families can apply beginning October 1, which is a

change from past years. The FAFSA website is www.fafsa.ed.gov. DO NOT USE the .com website.

SENIOR ATHLETES who plan to participate in college athletics must register with the NCAA

(www.eligibilitycenter.org) or NAIA (www.playnaia.org) to confirm academic eligibility for college programs. See

Mr. Hagg for more information.

CAREER/COLLEGE INFORMATION: www.SDMyLife.com is an online college and career information system

available to all students. Students who need their login information should come to the Counseling Office. There is

also an ACT Prep program called Method Test Prep, check it out.

JUNIORS should plan to take the ACT in April or June (see dates and deadlines below). Next September and October

are also alternatives and good re-test dates. This spring and summer is a good time for juniors to browse through col-

lege catalogs and narrowing college choices. Plan a visit to a college campus and visit with the college reps that come

to O’Gorman.

SCHOLARSHIPS: The Counseling Office is continuing to receive scholarship information. Seniors and par-

ents are encouraged to check the counseling webpage every few weeks as new scholarships are posted as they

arrive.

ACT PREP OPPORTUNITIES AVAILABLE:

OG ACT Prep Seminar: Five sessions reviewing each subject area of the test, as well as taking a full-length

practice test. Cost is $100. Registration form is on the SFCS website under ―Academics‖, then ―ACT Prep

Classes‖ http://ogorman.sfcss.org/academics/act-prep-classes

Online: On the ACT website (www.actstudent.org), under ―test prep‖. This online prep includes review infor-

mation and two full-length practice tests. Cost is $19.95.

SDMyLife: The ACT Prep is in My Portfolio under Method Prep. It offers nearly 50 hours of test prep at no

cost.

Online: www.march2success.com is a site with seven practice tests at no cost.

http://www.fafsa.ed.gov

http://www.eligibilitycenter.org

http://www.playnaia.org

http://www.SDMyLife.com

http://ogorman.sfcss.org/academics/act-prep-classes

http://www.actstudent.org

http://www.march2success.com



PEER RELATIONS REPORTING is available on the OGHS homepage. Use this tool to report concerns you have

about peers or yourself. Remember Mrs. Jones and Mr. Hagg’s doors are always open to talk about personal, family, or

academic questions and concerns you have. You can walk in or make an appointment with Mrs. Knight if they are not

immediately available.

ACT

Register on-line at www.actstudent.org

It is recommended that students take the ACT for the first time during the spring of their junior year, preferably the

April test date.

O’Gorman High School is a National ACT testing site

O’Gorman’s School Code is 421-175 and our Test Center Code is 157-640

O’Gorman High School does not administer the July ACT test

SAT

Register on-line at www.collegeboard.com/sat

Seniors must take the ACT or the SAT for college admission. It is usually not necessary to take both tests.

Juniors and seniors interested in either of these tests should stop by the Counseling Office for registration information

and deadlines. Questions can be addressed to the Counseling Office at 575-3320.

COLLEGE REPRESENTATIVES SCHEDULED: These visits give students an idea of admission requirements,

costs, programs available, and timelines to follow. All college visits are listed in the daily student bulletin and message

boards, and posters are displayed with dates and times. The following colleges are scheduled at this time:

COLLEGE VISITS

Students must get a pass from the Counseling Office no later than 8:00 a.m. on the day of the

visit.

COLLEGE DATE PERIOD

NE Lincoln February 13 2

Mt. Marty February 13 8

Test Date Registration Deadline Late Registration Period Photo Upload Dead-

April 14 March 9 March 10-23 April 6

June 9 May 4 May 5-18 June 1

July 14 June 15 June 16-22 July 6

Test Date Test(s) Registration Deadline Late Registration Dead-

line

March 10 SAT only February 9 February 28

May 5 SAT & Subject Tests April 6 April 25

June 2 SAT & Subject Tests May 3 May 23

http://www.actstudent.org

http://www.collegeboard.com/sat



2018 All Knighter News

Attention Senior parents...there are only 109 days until graduation!! Please pay your student’s All Knighter

fee, as final deposits and purchases will be made in the next few months. Opportunities for volunteering that

evening are still available and prizes are still needed.

It is time to really start thinking about the event we want to host for our graduates!

The event is dependent upon the funds collected from each participant, as this money pays for food, inflat-

ables, entertainment, security, etc.

Many of the prizes awarded that evening are made possible by generous donors.

Finally, we still need volunteers for that evening!

Please consider signing up for a shift or two.

**Continue reading below to help answer any questions about the above information. Thank you!

Please pay your $100 event fee by February 2018

Checks made payable to: 2018 All Knighter

Mail to: SFCS 3100 W 41st Street, Sioux Falls, SD 57105, Attn: Michelle Katen/2018 All Knighter

You may also pay online through My School Bucks website

We will also have volunteers collecting money at February conferences. Please remember your checkbook

if you haven’t paid by that time.

Prizes wanted!

Prizes are awarded to the graduates throughout the night.

The prize committee is looking for donations to supplement our budget. A few popular examples of prizes

from previous years include: a dorm fridge or TV, Dr. Dre Beats, an I-pad mini, luggage, a tower fan, a

blue ray player, or a Bluetooth speaker.

Gift card donations (any denomination) to restaurants or stores (Walmart, Target or Best Buy) can be

dropped off at the high school office in an envelope clearly marked: 2018 All Knighter/Attn: Trudy

Billion

You may also call/email Trudy Billion (prizes chairperson) at 212-2356 or [email protected] if you

have questions about prizes or donations.

Volunteers needed!

Please stop by the 2018 All Knighter table during February conferences to sign up for a shift at the event,

May 20, 2018. You won’t regret being a part of this fun night. There are volunteer positions for every

preference, from food to security to blackjack dealers

You may also contact one of the event chairs to discuss volunteer options or if you have any questions.

Melissa Howes: 376-0134 - [email protected]

Debbie Witte: 376-4952 - [email protected]

Ping Pong Tables Needed

We are looking for 2-3 ping pong tables to set up in the gym for the graduates to use at the All

Knighter. If you have a ping pong table that could be used that evening, please contact Debbie or

Melissa.



One Goal Fundraiser

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Christopher and Jill Andersen Jon and Shelly Anderson

Chad and Amy Anderson Donna Andreas

Steve and Madeline Angerhofer Ben and Jessica Aning

Anonymous Aaron and Jennifer Arbogast

Joel and Robin Arends Mary and Amy Arndt

Jason and Tracey Askew Todd and Angela Bakke

Brent and Phanthip Bargmann Thad and Nicole Barnes

Charles and Amy Barr Miles and Lisa Beacom

Bill and Tracee Beck Matthew and Chanda Bender

Jamie Bendewald Paul and Stephanie Bengford

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John and Katy Billion Matt and Trudy Billion

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Terry and Michelle Pellman Jason and Deanna Peters

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Lisa Prusak Marlene Rance

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