volume 21, issue 23- february 20, 2018 liberty common...
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VIIS DIVERSIS, VNVM ITERFrom Separate Paths, One Journey
Class of 2018 Motto
Liberty Common High School Monday Notes
Volume 21, Issue 23- February 20, 2018
Liberty Common High School 2745 Minnesota Drive, Fort Collins, CO 80525
Phone: 970-672-5500 | Fax 970-672-5499 | Email [email protected] Line: (Please call by 8:15 AM) 970-672-5500 Option 2 or
email Mrs. Shafer at [email protected] Hours: Monday - Friday 7:15 AM - 3:45 PM
Board of DirectorsPatrick Albright: 232-8257 Brad Kreikemeier: 719-237-7943 Tricia Diehl: 970-420-8937Kelly Notarfrancesco: 971-404-7434Paulette Hansen: 303-710-1887Aislinn Kottwitz: 217-5925Joel Goeltl 970-593-8556
Upcoming Board Meetings- Mar 22, 6:00PM, LCS Staff Lounge
You may contact all members on our Board of Directorsat [email protected]
This week at LCHS is George Washington Week.
This week is George Washington Week at LCHS. GeorgeWashington (1732 – 1799) became the first President of the UnitedStates on April 30, 1789. In May 1775, Washington, one of theVirginia delegates, was elected Commander in Chief of theContinental Army. Washington became a prime mover in the stepsleading to the Constitutional Convention at Philadelphia in 1787.When the new Constitution was ratified, the Electoral Collegeunanimously elected Washington President. Washington enjoyedless than three years of retirement at Mount Vernon, for he died of athroat infection December 14, 1799. For months the Nation mourned
him. For good biographical information CLICK HERE.
Newsworthy NoticesImprove Your “Gap-Closing” Technique. Liberty’s fundraising team has worked hard toprovide all families and supporters with really easy techniques to help the school “CloseThe Gap” when it comes to ongoing school-funding needs. We need to always be onoffense in our fundraising efforts to make up the difference (the gap) between state fundingLiberty receives, and the higher amount regular government-owned public schoolsreceive. Scroll further down in today’s Monday Notes for easy directions on King Soopersreloadable gift card participation, Amazon Smile accounts, and attending this year’supcoming Spring Gala.
Festival of Ideas. This Sat Feb. 24th. We will have guest speakers that are professionals intheir fields. Come hear content experts and students contribute to a diverse and vibrantconversation of intellectual curiosity and expertise. Join intellectual discussions on art,philosophy, physics, entomology, and more. Come join us for a day of exploration anddiscovery. Featuring speakers such as...Tim Smith of Loveland Classical School,presenting Letters of a Stoic: Daily Wisdom of Seneca, Fr. Michael O'Loughlin,Byzantine priest from Denver, presenting Symbolism of the Mind, Dave Lunn, LCHS Music
Teacher and Colorado Teach of the Year Finalist, presenting Go! Fight! Win! How to Write aSchool Fight Song, Jonas Cox, LCHS senior, presenting Real Life Nightmares.
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Projects and Assessments Calendar. The Liberty website has a new feature. Allupcoming major projects and assessments can now be seen by CLICKING HERE.
Moby Dick Liberty Lecture. Make plansfor next Tuesday, February 27th, 6:30 -8:00PM in the LCHS Great Hall to attend thenext exciting Liberty Lecture on HermanMelville’s classic Moby Dick presented byLCHS English instructor Mrs. LaurenCalvert. The great American work spunepic, cultural, literary phrases such as “Callme Ishmael,” “All mortal greatness is butdisease,” “Thus, I give up the spear!” Comelearn how these and other legendarypassages captivated the imaginations ofgenerations, and helped define the Americannational character. Don’t miss this whale ofa lecture; and remember, “Moby Dick seeksthee not. It is thou, thou, that madly seekesthim!”
Don’t miss Moby Dick – the next LibertyLecture on February 27th, 6:30 – 8:00PMin the LCHS Great Hall.
Click Here to Volunteer
Click Here to Register for the Spring Gala
Click Here to Reserve a Room at the Hilton
State Senate Candidate Rob Woodwardwas a guest speaker recently in thePrinciples of Liberty class. Studentsquizzed the businessman on hisunderstanding of natural rights, and
recced his commitment to constitutionalprinciples.
National History Day Winners. On2/13, Dr. Robinson's 8thgrade history students presentedtheir National History Day projects on thetheme of "Conflict andCompromise." Congratulationsto winner Sarah Willingham, for heroutstanding project on Bosnia andHerzegovina! Congratulations also to 2ndplace winner Sydney Reinke, and to thirdplace winner Ryan Green.
Job Openings. Liberty Common has begun the search for a new Academic Dean, a newAssistant Principal, and multiple teaching positions. Job specifics and applicationinstructions can be found here. While Mrs. Stoltzfus and Mr. Lovely have some big shoesto fill, we are excited at the prospect of finding the newest additions to work with them on theadministration team and faculty. These positions are critical in setting the culture of LCS aswell as developing staff and students. If you know anyone who would be a good fit, pleaseforward details.
Meals for the Salas Family. To show support for the Salas family, the Ambassadors Clubis creating a sign-up sheet for anyone interested in preparing meals for them during themonth of February. If interested, please contact Laura Rencher (LCHS Class of 2018,[email protected]) for more information.
Mark your Calendar Important Dates.
Feb. 21 | Open Campus, Seniors onlyFeb. 23 | T-shirt day, All-School Movie Night, LCHS, 6:00-10:30PMFeb. 24 | Festival of Ideas, 8:00AM-3:00PM
March 2 | Spring GalaMarch 9 | 6th Grade Day, 3rd Quarter EndsMarch 12-16 | Spring Break, No SchoolMarch 22 | BOD Meeting, 6:00PM, LCS
Click Here to view the school calendar.
2017-2018 School Holidays and Intermissions
Mar. 12-16 | Spring BreakMarch 30 | Good FridayMay 25 | Last Day of School-1/2 day, Graduation 6:00PM
2018-2019 School Holidays and Intermissions Sept. 3 | Labor Day Oct. 26 | Parent/Teacher ConferencesNov. 21-23 | Thanksgiving Break Dec. 24-Jan. 4 | Winter Break Jan. 21 | Martin Luther King DayFeb. 15 | Professional Development DayFeb 18 | Presidents' Day March 18-22 | Spring BreakApril 19 | Good Friday
From The Parent Education Committee
Psst: We’re Hiring. Pass It AlongBy: Bob Schaffer, Liberty Common School Headmaster
There have been a handful of exciting Liberty staff announcements recently – frompregnancies, to retirements, to entrepreneurial career opportunities. Some of theseannouncement entail staff departures leaving important shoes to fill starting with the nextschool year.
We insist on only hiring the best. If you know of anyone who might fall into that category,please pass this newsletter along to them and ask them to consider applying.
Complete job descriptions are posted at the Liberty Common website (CLICK HERE).
Determining who are exactly the best applicants starts with a rigorous screening andinterview process. For example, over Spring Break, we’ll attend a teacher job fair specificallyfor those interested in working at a charter school.
Shortly thereafter, we’ll head to Greeley for two days at UNC’s teacher job fair – one of thelargest in the West. Then it’s on to the CSU teacher job fair. We’ll meet lots of applicants atthese events.
We also receive piles of applications in the mail, and by email, from people who respond toour job postings and communications just like this one. Helping the school by linking thiscolumn from your Facebook wall, an email to your friends, or linking it on Twitter also goesa long way toward attracting top candidates.
Oh, we get a lot of middling applications, too. Today’s teacher colleges seem to crank outmore and more new teachers whose heads have been filled with misguided ideas abouteducation. Fortunately, these applicants tend to identify themselves early and enthusiasticallyon our initial screening questionnaire about basic teaching philosophy and experience.
To determine a teacher’s suitability to step into a Liberty classroom, we do not rely on a stateteacher’s license, or even a specialty degree in education. What we care about most is
content knowledge and the proven ability to convey it to students. We want legitimateacademic experts – intellectual leaders capable of preparing Liberty students for the nextphases of their academic journeys.
Once we narrow the field to top candidates, we invite them to participate in a comprehensiveinterview covering philosophy, pedagogy, and mostly, knowledge. Indeed, all Libertyteachers remember their Liberty job interview and are quick to comment about how different itwas compared to others.
To hear their recollections for yourself, please click on the nearby video. You’ll gainfirsthand insight on the interview process at our school. And again, if you know someonewho might be up to the high expectations of Liberty, now’s the time to urge them to apply.
From Mr. Lovely, Principal
Lego Movie Night. Come melt your mind with Inception (PG-13) and laugh with TheLEGO Movie (PG) at movie night, Friday February 23. This is an all-school event sostudents in 7th through 12th grade are invited. The LEGO Movie will run 6-8 pm andInception will run from 7-10:30 pm. The price is only $5 for both movies, popcorn, pizza,drinks and many more snacks. Free Dress Day dress code applies but students areencouraged to wear their comfiest pajamas and to bring their own pillows, lawn chairs, beanbag chairs, inflatable mattresses and anything else comfy you can lounge on. If you haveany questions ask DF reps Megan Dille (Class of 2020) and Frank Tsiouvaras (Class of2021). We hope to see you all there.
Free-Dress-Day Dress Code:Clothing must be in good condition, not tattered, threadbare, frayed, or see-through. Tops must havesleeves and must cover the shoulders, midriff, undergarments, and cleavage. Bottoms must be noshorter than three inches above the knee and not excessively tight. Leggings may not be worn aspants. No yoga pants. No clothing depicting violence, glorifying death or violence, or drug or alcoholabuse.
From Mrs. Campbell, College CounselorSpring College Visits- Colleges are gearing up for spring visits toLCHS. CLICK HERE for list of colleges visiting this spring. Visits areopen to all grade levels. Please check Naviance for updated list ofvisiting colleges.
Front Range Community College Free-Application Day - Seniors who areplanning to attend FRCC this Fall 2018 areinvited to attend the FRCC Applicationsession on March 7 from 2:45-3:30.Students will apply, be admitted and learn next steps on how toregister for courses. Event will be held in the LCHS College Center.Please let Mrs. Campbell know if you plan on attending so you canreceive the necessary paperwork to apply.
Academic GuidanceAP Exam Registration. If you are currently taking an AP class and want to take the APexam in May, you need to register. The registration deadline for all AP exams is this Monday,March 12th. CLICK HERE for AP Exam dates and LCHS registration information.
To register and pay for all AP exams offered at LCHS, CLICK HERE.
CLICK HERE for the 2016 AP Exam Bulletin for Students and Parents.
AST Tip of the WeekStudy Timeline (Part 4). The night before an exam, you should set aside time to go overyour study guide and other notes from class one more time. If you have spent time eachnight for the last week going back over assignments and quizzes, this will be a finalrefresher. Most importantly, you should get a good night’s sleep. Students that have had agood night’s sleep are able to make more educated decisions while taking exams.
For more tips, check out the AST Website: CLICK HERE
To see the 9th-Hour Schedule: CLICK HERE
From Dan Knab, Athletic Director
This Week in Jr.-High School Sports:
7th-Grade BasketballWednesday, 2/21, 4pm, Home vs Weld CentralSaturday, 2/24, 9am, Home vs TBD (B Tournament @elementary school; blue side)
8th-Grade BasketballWednesday, 2/21, 4pm, Away at Weld CentralSaturday, 2/21, 9am, Home vs TBD (B Tournament @
elementary school; wood side)
Jr.-High Registration Spring Sports: Click HERE (Everyone must register) Do Not Payon PowerSchool until you receive an email from Mr. Knab to do so after the season begins.
Parent Meetings (Mandatory for one parent to attend):JH Girl's Soccer - Monday, March 5th, 5pm, elementary-school gym (wood side)JH Track & Field - Monday, February 26, 5:30pm, elementary-school gym (blue side)
1st Day of Spring Practice:JH Girl's Soccer - March 5th, 3:30pm, on the soccer fieldJH Track & Field - March 5th, 3:30pm, on the track
JH Coaches Contact Information:Track & Field (7th - 8th): Coaches are Mr. Reeves ([email protected]) andMr. Wilcox ([email protected])Girl's Soccer (6th - 8th): Coach Tchen ([email protected])
Young-Sibling Announcement:Elementary-school-Basketball Saturday Clinics:1st - 3rd Grade: 9am - 10am4th - 6th Grade: 10am - 11amEvery Saturday at elementary-school gym. Cost: $10/SaturdayFundamental basketball skills taught by Coach Arend.
Jr. High Basketball Drop-In (Male and Female)Saturdays, 2pm - 4pm in high-school gym (exception: No drop-in this Saturday)
Parks & Rec Volleyball (6th - 8th Grade)Season begins March 20 and ends May 5thPractices will be Tue. and Thu., 3:30pm to 5pm in the high-school gymSign up through Ft. Collins Rec online: Click HERECost: $76Deadline to register is March 3rd.
Summer athletic information will come out in Monday Notes in April.
This Week In High-School Sports:
Women's BasketballTuesday, 2/20, 6pm, Home @ University School (2nd-Round Playoff Game)Wednesday, 2/21, 6pm, TBDFriday, 2/23, TBD, at UNC Butler-Hancock Arena(Get updates on Liberty Common Athletic Booster Club's Facebook page by clicking,HERE.)
High-School Registration For Spring Sports: Click HERE (Everyone must register). Donot pay on Power School until you receive an email from Mr. Knab to do so after the seasonbegins.
1st Day of Spring Practice:
HS Baseball - February 26, 3:30pm, Edora West BallfieldHS Track & Field - February 26, 3:45pm, trackHS Women's Soccer - February 26, 3:30pm, Soccer Field
Parent Meetings (Mandatory for one parent to attend):HS Baseball - Tuesday, February 27, 5pm, Edora ParkHS Women's Soccer - Thursday, February 22, 6pm, StoaHS Track & Field - Tuesday, February 27, 5:30pm, elementary-school gym (wood side)
High School Coaches Contact Information:HS Baseball - Contact Coach Bissell: [email protected] Women's Soccer - Contact Coach Salehi: [email protected] Track & Field - Contact Coach Mayes: [email protected]
Volleyball Clinic vs Volleyball Open Gym: Clinics are for 6th - 12th graders (male andfemale). Open gyms are for 9th - 12th graders (male and female). Only females may play onLCHS volleyball teams, however guys are invited to participate in off-season workouts.
Volleyball Open Gym - Contact Coach Camp: [email protected], 2/20, 6pm - 7:30pm, elementary gym (9-12)Thursday, 2/22, 6pm - 8pm, elementary gym (6-8) $30
Summer athletic information will come out in Monday Notes in April.
CPR/First-Aid Certification Course: Class must have a minimum of 10 participants, butwill be capped at 20 Sign up at a greatly reduced rate of $27/student. You can sign uphere: https://6th-12th-grade-student-1st-aid-cpr-certification-class.cheddarup.com: or contactour school nurse Natalie Dybzinski at [email protected] with questions. Thedeadline to sign up is Monday, February 26th. One more week to sign up.
Gym BannersEver wonder how to get your business advertised in the high-school gym? ContactRebecca Finkel at: [email protected].
For jr.-high and high-school athletic score updatesthroughout the week, check out Liberty Common AthleticBooster Club's Facebook page by clicking, HERE.
Liberty Common Athletic Boosters/ Support LCHS
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Shop Smarter. Support Liberty. Useyour King Soopers re-loadable gift cards.Pick one up in the front office. 5% goesback to Liberty Common. If we all made ourcards work together, think of thepossibilities.
Amazon Smile. Earn money for Liberty while you shop through Smile.Amazon.com. AmazonSmile is a simple and automatic way for you to support Liberty every time you shop,at no cost to you. When you shop at smile.amazon.com, you’ll find the same low prices,vast selection and convenient shopping experience as Amazon.com, with the added bonusthat Amazon will donate a portion of the purchase price back to Liberty. Simply go to http://smile.amazon.com and enter “Core Knowledge Charter SchoolFoundation.” CKC School Foundation is the technical name for our non-profitorganization. You will not find us by searching for 'Liberty.’The AmazonSmile Foundation will donate 0.5% of the purchase price of your eligibleAmazonSmile purchases back to Liberty.
Classical Manners for the Modern Youth
From the 1934 high-schooltextbook "Good Manners" usedin "Household Science" class ofthat day:
“Rule No. 31. R.S.V.P. No reply needbe sent to an invitation to a tea,reception, wedding, graduationexercises, or other school exercises,unless 'R.s.v.p.' appears on theinvitation. An invitation to a breakfast orreception after a church wedding shouldbe sent to the mother of the bride. If an
invitation is sent out with two or more names listed as hostesses, the reply is sent tothe woman whose name is first on the list.
The letters, 'R.s.v.p.' in the lower left-hand corner are the initials for the Frenchwords, 'Répondez, s’il vous plaît,' and mean, 'Please reply.' Some people prefer towrite, 'The favor of a reply is requested.' All written invitations should be sent out aweek in advance to allow time for a reply. All invitations must be answered within twodays of the receipt of the invitation".
Alumni Update
Unfortunately, we are out of AlumniUpdates. If you know of any alumni youmight prompt to drop us a paragraph or two,please let them know how appreciated theirremarks are to the entire Libertycommunity. Alumni should SENDUPDATES HERE.
LCHS Opportunity SocietyLCHS students and alumni are eager for job and career opportunities. Need a great candidatefor your business’ next job opportunity? Please have it posted here to share withColorado’s most dependable, and most intelligent students and graduates. Please email aposition description to Mr. Bob Schaffer and we’ll promptly draw our students’ attention to it.
Job Openings For LCHS Students. Three LCHS students work at The Fort CollinsBreakfast Club and the owner asked us for more stellar employees just like them. Job dutiesinclude greeting guests, cleaning tables, pouring coffee, etc., and compensates with mealallowances, and good pay ($6.75 plus tips). It’s a fun workplace. Training provided. Pleaseapply in person (“We want to meet you”) at 121 W. Monroe Dr., Fort Collins, CO. Ask forDave the owner.
Charter-School Job Openings. Key charter-school position openings have been recentlyposted by the Colorado League of Charter Schools (Liberty is an active member of thisimportant organization). The state’s charter-school movement needs energetic, creative,innovative, pro-school-choice warriors to sustain our revolution in public education.Positions currently open: Vice-President of Communications; Associate Director ofOrganizing; School-Support Specialist; Director of Talent Development. CLICK HERE for
details. Please pass this information along to anyone who might be a perfect applicant.
Make Art, Win Prize. Win a weekend stay in Rocky Mountain National Park, plusColorado-made products, and art supplies. All you need to do is come in first place in the2018 Colorado Kids Create Art Contest. CLICK HERE for details. There are lots of runner-upprizes, too. Contestants must be between the ages of 5 – 18 years old. Deadline: March 1,2018.
News Worth RepeatingHost 2018-19 Exchange Student. A potential LCHS foreign-exchange student – Laura(16) from Denmark – is hoping an LCHS family will host her for the 2018-2019 School Yearand make her LCHS dreams come true. Laura will be entering 11th grade when she arrivesnext August. She is in the top 10% of her class, has strong verbal and written Englishskills and also speaks French. She is a Christian who is willing to attend her host family'sreligious services on a weekly basis. Laura lives with both parents, her older sister, heryounger brother and two outdoor pet rabbits. Laura's top interests are jogging, volunteering,bicycling, crafts, hiking, visiting museums and going to the gym, but she also has lots ofother interests. She describes herself as positive, mature and curious. She says, "I hopethat this incredible experience will broaden my horizon and that I will get to learn aboutanother culture. Hopefully, I'll also make friends for life and get a whole new family." To learnmore about hosting Laura (or another student if you have a particular nationality interest),please CLICK HERE to contact program coordinator Mrs. Jodee Loury soon, or call at(970) 690-8424.
School Illness. Dear Parents and Guardians, We are currently in the thick of a very severecold and flu season. Please remind your students to wash their hands regularly (and abstainfrom other germ spreading behaviors) and please keep them home if they are not well. Somevery specific guidelines for this can be found on our school and district policy posted onour website (HERE). Please print off this document and keep it in an accessibleplace. Please remember that students may not attend school until they are fever and vomitfree (without medications) for a full 24 hours. This means if they had a fever on Monday andit finally broke on noon at Tuesday, they wouldn't be considered able to attend school untilnoon on Wednesday (24 hours) even if they seem like they are feeling better. For somehelpful tips, please view the list (HERE).
Please let the health office know if you have any questions.Natalie Dybzinski, RN, BSNSchool Nurse Consultant
Parents Of Seniors: Don’t forget to submit your FAFSA www.fafsa.ed.gov if you haven’tdone so and add colleges to your FAFSA application. Most colleges have a priority deadlineof March 1, 2018 and will give you priority review for federal loans, grants and institutionscholarships. Institutional award letters are typically mailed to families between February-March. Award letters will help you understand the net price for each college to help youmake an informed decision. Never hesitate to reach out to a college and ask for guidance oncost before committing and submitting your deposit to that college.
LCHS Summer Programs. If you haven’t decided how to spend your summer, you maywant to think about the possibility of participating in a summer program. CLICK HERE for thelist of summer programs compiled by LCHS. The list includes fee-based programs,volunteer opportunities, paid internships and highly selective programs.
LCHS College Center Spring Events.
Please update your calendars with the followingspring events Click Here
The Department of Bioengineering at CUDenver is hosting an open house at its locationon the Anschutz Medical Campus for prospectivestudents, families to learn more about its programon Friday, March 2nd, 2018. The department is thefirst and only of its kind in Colorado and provides
students with a unique opportunity to combine interest in engineering with the medicalprofession. CLICK HERE to register.
Opera Show. The Merry Widow is showing at the RialtoTheater in Loveland. Our very own LCHS freshman,Jackson Keisecker will star in the show. CLICK HERE fordetails.
CLICK HERE to registerPlease direct any questions regarding Summer Theater Camp to Amy Clemens
9th-Hour Schedule Updated. The 9th-Hour Club & Extra Help schedule is now updatedfor the second semester on the Liberty Common High School website (CLICK HERE to viewthe updated schedule).
Think Like An Entrepreneur. The Foundation for Economic Education is a hosting three-day summer seminar at the University of Denver focusing on entrepreneurship. Theprogram runs this July 17-20, and is open to high-school-aged students and only costs $79(scholarships available). CLICK HERE for information. Registration deadline is March 1,2018.
2016-17 Liberty Legacies book, Cost $10 2017-18 Liberty Legacies book $15
Liberty Legacies Books For Sale. The Liberty Legacies books were written andpublished by LCHS students. The stories of the students' grandparents, and familymembers are incredible. Contact Mrs. Deitrick, or the LCHS office to purchase a copy.
Skiving Defined. Liberty's ninth-hour options are a great opportunity for students to getextra help in their studies. Students falling behind in their grades may be required by theirinstructors to attend 9th-hour study clubs, or zero-hour (morning) study sessions. Suchstudents who are required to attend, but fail to show up for these sessions will be given aconduct violation. The proper term for skipping these supplemental study sessions isskiving. If you see this new category in a homeward violation notice, it means your studenthas skipped something he or she was required to attend at school. "Skiving" also applies tofailures to show up for lunchtime ransom duty and detentions.
Join the Colorado Charter Advocacy Network.The Charter Advocacy Network is thevehicle by which charter-school supporters are informed about pressing issues affectingcharter schools. It's also the method for distributing action alerts to activate the Coloradocharter-school community in defense of charter-school students and their interests. Asopponents of LCHS and our charter-school brethren become more sophisticated,organized, and outspoken, it is crucial we stay informed and take action on pressingissues. To join, CLICK HERE. Please also encourage friends to join.
Travel Tuesday Volunteers Needed. We are in need of parent volunteers to bring fooddonations for Travel Tuesday events. The place to sign up to bring food is here: CLICKHERE. Thank you for supporting this fun and educational tradition!
7th-Grade Parents. The 7th grade will be going on a fieldtrip to the Denver Art Museum onMarch 9th, 2018. It is the Friday before spring break so you may want to consider it whenmaking plans for that week.
Volunteering at LCHS. If you are interested in volunteering at LCHS for any extracurricularactivities or special events, (Spring Gala, Graduation, Teacher Appreciation week, etc.) orassisting a staff member on a regular basis and have not previously registered as avolunteer, CLICK HERE to register. If you are already a registered volunteer in the LibertyCommon School Volunteer System, please CLICK HERE to login to the system and updateyour volunteer record.
Upcoming TripsFrance, Spain Summer 2018 Trip Meeting. Thissummer, Mr. Seiple is leading a trip to France andSpain with a focus on seeing some of the greatartworks and monuments of the Western World.There is still time to sign up. March 1st is thedeadline. If you want to gift this experience, now isthe time. Parents, students, siblings, alumni, andfriends can come, too. The trip is 13 days betweenJune 20, 2018 – July 2, 2018. We will be traveling toParis, Provence, Barcelona and Madrid. There will be
an informational meeting today, Tuesday, February 20th at 6pm (LCHS Art Room). Or youcan check out the tour on www.eftours.com (tour # 1975679YD). [email protected] with any questions or to sign up before the informationalmeeting.
Ireland & England, Summer 2018. Mr.Tullius is organizing a high-school trip to theEmerald Isle and England in June 2018. Theitinerary focuses on Dublin and London, witha few stops in between. Please email for moreinformation.
Spring Break 2019- PerúMrs. Deitrick is leading an 11-day trip toPerú during spring break 2019 and you areall invited to come. Perú is a country inSouth America known for its natural beautyand for its rich indigenous culture. Perú is amust-visit country. Email Mrs. Deitrick, formore information.
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