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Lake Country School District
1800 Vettelson Road
Hartland, WI 53029
Phone: (262) 367-3606 FAX: (262) 367-3205
January 28, 2015
PARENT/TEACHER CONFERENCES
Parent/Teacher Conferences will be held Friday, February 20th from 8:00 am to 4:00 pm.
Please Note: No classes will be held for students that day.
Parent/Teacher Conference sign-up for 4K through 6th grade homeroom teachers, 5th & 6th grade math
teachers and specials teachers will need to be done online through Skyward Family Access.
Conferences are not mandatory, but are available by parent or teacher request. You may start signing
up on Monday, February 2nd. Please see below for step by step instructions.
7th Grade: Because these are done as group conferences with the teachers we ask that you call into the school office
after Monday, February 2nd if you would like to schedule a conference. This will be on a first- come- first -serve basis, as
there are a limited amount of time slots. As in the past, these conferences are optional. You would be contacted if a
teacher is requesting a conference.
8th Grade: Grade 8 students will be presenting their National History Day research projects at multiple times
throughout the day. A special conference schedule, offering several viewing/feedback times will be sent to
parents. If you are not able to attend conferences at one of the scheduled times, stop in, with your child, at any time
throughout the day for your conference. Your child needs to attend the conference for the purpose of presenting
his/her research.
Online Scheduling: please follow these directions at your earliest convenience to schedule conferences with the
teacher(s) of your 4K through 6th grade child(ren).
1. Login into Skyward Family Access – The Skyward Link can be found on the Lake Country School website.
2. Using the tabbed headings on the left hand side of the screen, click on Teacher Conferences.
3. Your 4K-6th grade student(s) will have a tab to the right of their name entitled All Conferences. Please click on that
tab.
4. Next click Select a Time.
5. Now you can view the open time slots the teacher has available. You may want to go back and view the open time
slots for any of your other children to coordinate times. When you are ready to choose a time slot, click Select and
then Save.
6. You will receive a Teacher Conference Sign-up Confirmation email shortly after registering.
7. If you need to change your time, you will now be able to click Unschedule inside the Teacher Conferences tab.
Save and begin again. You can also include a note to your child’s teacher by clicking the Notes option on the right.
Please call the school office if you have questions. Visit the Lake Country School District web page – www.mylakecountryschool.org
Lake Country Wildcats
Lake Country School District
1800 Vettelson Road
Hartland, WI 53029
Phone: (262) 367-3606 FAX: (262) 367-3205
Q2 REPORT CARDS/SKYWARD FAMILY ACCESS
Second quarter report cards are currently available for grades K4 thru 8 in Skyward Family Access.
The Skyward Family Access link is available from our website www.mylakecountryschool.org.
Under the report card link of your child’s account his/her report card will be updated each quarter. If you don’t have
or have misplaced your login information, please contact the school office at 262-367-3606.
OPEN ENROLLMENT FOR 2015-2016
The regular open enrollment application period for the 2015-16 school year begins on February 2, 2015, and ends
at 4:00 pm on April 30, 2015.
The forms are available on the DPI open enrollment website at http://oe.dpi.wi.gov. Highlight the heading “School
Districts” on the green horizontal bar and select “Forms” from the dropdown menu. Click on the first link under the
heading “Open Enrollment Forms”, which is called PI-9410 Full-Time Public School Open Enrollment Application
Form, 2015-16 School Year”.
You can also access the application from the Lake Country School website www.mylakecountryschool.org under
the District link.
OPEN HOUSE & REGISTRATION NIGHT
Are you or a neighbor or friend interested in the following for next school year (2015-2016)?
 4 year-old kindergarten program options (must be 4 years old by September 1, 2015)
 Open Enrollment for K4-8th grade options (must submit application between Feb. 2 – April 30, 2015).
Applications will be available online at https://www2.dpi.state.wi.us/OpenEnrollApp)
If so, please come to our open house to pick up information, have a tour and ask questions;
WHAT:
WHEN:
TIME:
TOURS:
Open House for Parents
Wednesday, February 4th
6:30 p.m. General Mtg in Library
6:50 p.m. 4K Mtg in Classroom
6:50 p.m. Open Enrollment Q&A in Library
To follow program meetings
Parents, please keep in mind that this open house is designed more for you. Children will have an opportunity to
visit their classrooms and meet their teachers at our August open house. If you plan on attending, please RSVP to
Nancy Kuehl (262-367-3606, ext. 108) or email [email protected] with your name and the
program(s) you are interested in so we can have the appropriate number of informational materials available. We
hope you can join us for this informative evening!
MATH ACCELERATION
Monday, March 9, is the deadline for a parent/guardian, teacher or other school district professional to request
acceleration (grade skipping) in math by notifying Mrs. Schneider, the gifted and talented coordinator, in writing.
Current kindergarten through sixth grade students, who are highly capable students, are eligible to apply.
Previously placed students do not need to reapply. Included with this written notification should be a rationale for
why this is appropriate for the child. Once notification is received, a rigorous review process begins that
incorporates data from student performance, standardized test results and teacher observation. Parents who have
questions regarding this process should contact their child’s math/classroom teacher(s) or Mrs. Schneider.
Visit the Lake Country School District web page – www.mylakecountryschool.org
Lake Country Wildcats
Lake Country School District
1800 Vettelson Road
Hartland, WI 53029
Phone: (262) 367-3606 FAX: (262) 367-3205
OUTDOOR WINTER FEST
Please join us on February 28, 2015 from 3-6 for our first annual Outdoor Winter
Fest. Activities will include sledding, ice skating, snow shoeing, cross-country
skis, candlelight walk, bonfire, and live music. We will also have FREE pizza and
hot chocolate/coffee available for all who attend. The heated outdoor classroom
will be available to warm-up. Bring along your snow tubes, cross country skis,
and ice skates if you wish to participate in these activities.
There is no commitment to signing up, but if you think you might attend, please
sign up via this link, just so we can plan approximate food amounts.
http://goo.gl/forms/KXaYsdkASo
Parents must accompany their children to this event.
LCS STUDENT ART FAIR SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 15
Join us for a fun, free, Student Art Show and Hands-On Art Fair Sunday, February 15, 2 - 4 p.m. at LCS! This
year's theme, "Weaving a Common Thread," will encourage your creativity as you try different textile and weaving
art techniques. Children and adults can contribute to school-wide collaborative pieces and make projects to take
home. Student art will be on display in our student gallery, and LCS musicians will provide entertainment. This
event is free to LCS students, families, friends and staff, courtesy of the Art Advocacy Committee. If you are
interested in helping with the event, please contact Sara Davis at [email protected].
NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SOCIETY
The National Geographic Bee is coming to Lake Country School on Thursday, January 29, 2015! The Bee,
open to students in grades 4-8, uses materials prepared by the National Geographic Society. Two grade level
winners (4th-8th) will compete in the Final Competition on Thursday, January 29, beginning at 1:30 P.M. in the
LCS cafeteria. This PTO sponsored contest is designed to spark student interest in geography and increase
awareness about resources available through the National Geographic Society.
AODA PRESENTATIONS
Your Choice will be presenting on Alcohol and Other Drugs Awareness (AODA) on Monday, Feb.9th, to our 6-8th
graders. This is to supplement our AODA curriculum in Health and Guidance due to the increasing trend in drug
usage in our community.
Parents are welcomed and encouraged to attend the community presentation "Stairway to Herion- 3rd in a SeriesBridge to Action" featuring Robert Stutman. This community event will be held on Tuesday, Feb.17th at
Westbrook Church (1100 Hwy 83 Hartland). Resource Fair starting at 5:45pm, presentation beginning at
6:30pm. For information, please visit: http://www.yourchoice-live.org/upcoming_events/v/1/17/2015?eid=1616.
Please register for this free event at: http://bridgetoaction.eventbrite.com, space is limited.
Visit the Lake Country School District web page – www.mylakecountryschool.org
Lake Country Wildcats
Lake Country School District
1800 Vettelson Road
Hartland, WI 53029
Phone: (262) 367-3606 FAX: (262) 367-3205
"SPREAD THE LOVE" DRIVE:
Lake Country School is partnering with Hartland Lakeside North and South in their annual "Spread the Love" Food
Drive Monday, Feb.2-Friday, and Feb.13th. All proceeds go to the Hartland Food Pantry. See letter included in
this issue of the Clips for more information about this great cause. You can help us by the following:
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Donating non-perishable food items along with non-food items (toiletries, toilet paper, paper towels,
household cleaners, etc). Boxes will be in each classroom along with a general container in the front.
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Buying cupcakes for $1 (there will be 2 days available during 2nd-8th grade lunch periods in addition to
select boy’s basketball games at LCS and the Art Fair on Sun., Feb.15th). Check the school calendar and
Student Council web page for more details.
Monday, Feb.2-9th: Presale for students in K-1st grade. Please send money with student's
name in an envelope addressed to Mrs. Thurin to either the main office or Mrs. Thurin.
Cupcakes will be delivered to students who have pre ordered at their lunch table on Tuesday,
Feb.10th.
Tues, Feb.10th and Wed, Feb.11th: Cupcakes will be for sale during 2nd -8th grade lunch
periods for $1 (max of 5 per day)
STUDENT TEACHERS
We have two student teachers who will be working with us until the end of the year. Alison Tetzlaff has joined Mrs.
Kumlien’s 2nd grade class. She is from North Lake and is currently finishing her degree in Education from UWPlatteville. Elizabeth Gavin, who is completing her Master’s Degree in Education from UW-Milwaukee, will be
working with Mrs. Voelker’s 7th grade Science Classes and also with Mrs. Koszarek in Project Lead The Way.
Please help us welcome them.
ANNUAL MEETING THURSDAY FEB 26 ‐ 7:00 p.m. IN CONFERENCE ROOM Please join us as we discuss plans for the rest of the school year. Your input is important! For Questions: contact Louisa Self 646‐9269 or [email protected] Visit the Lake Country School District web page – www.mylakecountryschool.org
Lake Country Wildcats
Lake Country School District
1800 Vettelson Road
Hartland, WI 53029
Phone: (262) 367-3606 FAX: (262) 367-3205
COMMUNITY BULLETIN BOARD
Community groups shall indemnify and forever save harmless the Lake Country School District Board Of Education and its officers,
agents and employees from any and all claims whatsoever kind, nature or description arising out of the use of any school facilities and
communications. Lake Country School does not endorse these organizations.
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Wyldlife Youth Group Spring Flyer
Wyldlife Lock Out – All Night Bus Tour of Madison! 6,7 and 8th graders
Arrowhead Scholarship Fund’s 16th Annual Dinner Auction, March 27th
HAWS Kids ‘n Critters Winter Day Camp
Support Groups for Parents and Grandparents
Village of Hartland Rec Department is hosting a Friday Fun Night at Hartland South
Saturday Enrichment Middle School Program for students in grades 5-7 through UW Madison
House for rent in the Lake Country School District beginning Feb 1st
YMCA Live Y’ers , 6:30-9:30pm January 24th February 7th and 21st
YMCA Little Sweetheart Dance, 5:30-7:30pm February 14th
YMCA Parent’s Night Out, 5:00-9:00pm January 23rd February 13th and 27th
Spring Swimming Lessons at AHS! Online registration begins Feb 2nd at www.lakecountrycommunityswim.org
Parents United – Emotional Learning Feb 11th
Parents United – What Is My Child Thinking March 4th
AHS Winter Strength and Conditioning Camp for grades 6, 7 and 8
2014 Arrowhead Girls Fall Ball Youth Basketball Skills Sessions
2014 Arrowhead Boys Fall Ball Youth Basketball Skills Sessions
Arrowhead Wrestling
Mullett Ice Center Fall 2014 Hockey & Skate Lessons
YMCA at Pabst Farms – November and December
Delafield Public Library Programs (updated monthly)
Westbrook Church Upward Basketball and Cheer League
4H Club
Lake Country Field Hockey for Girls
Lake Country Children’s Theater
To access: put cursor over Community Events on the gray menu bar of our website. Click on the dropdown below labeled Community Events Page. This will bring up the links for all listed above.
Wildcat Clips deadline: Friday, February 6, 2015.
Please provide your Clips submission request to Lisa Acton. E-mail Lisa at [email protected] in a Word
document. We reserve the right to edit and/or limit items submitted to fit our Clips format. All Clips submissions are
subject to approval by Mark Lichte.
Visit the Lake Country School District web page – www.mylakecountryschool.org
Lake Country Wildcats
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January 28, 2015
Just One Week Until
the 9th Annual
PTO Fun Run!
On Wed., 2/4 all students will be running in the gym to
raise money for PTO sponsored events & activities. Parents
are encouraged to come run/walk with your child that day
or just come cheer them on! Don’t forget to share your
goal and work on getting pledges. Every dollar will help—
see below for just some of the great things the PTO
provides to your school. Another way to support the
fundraiser is to bid on the fun auction items found online!
PTO Fun Run Supports: Project Lead the Way * Field Trips *
* First Stage Theater Plays * Halloween Dance * Movie
Nights * Technology Enhancements * Donuts with Dads *
* Engineering is Education Program * Muffins with Moms *
* Geography Bee * Classroom Speakers & Workshops *
Raffle Incentive: Any student who brings in $50 or more
in pledges by 4pm on 2/2 will be entered in a raffle with
a chance to win free passes to Country Springs Water
Park, Adventure Rock, Laser Tag, Nagawicka Ice Arena,
Marcus Theaters or free nail services at E-Nails. One very
lucky student will with an after school ride in a limousine
with six friends to the Chocolate Factory in Pewaukee for
free ice cream treats, thanks
to our friends at Andrus VIP
Transports in Oconomowoc!
Culver’s Spirit Night:
Thursday, 2/5
4:30-8:30pm
BOX TOPS
Classes earn a $20 gift
card to The Learning
Shop for every 1,000
collected. Start today!
President:
Vice President:
Secretary:
VP Appropriations:
VP Fundraising:
VP Special Events:
Danielle Henry
Cyndi Tomich
Jenny Berglin
Gina Woida
Heather Ragen
Gretchen Marek
Upcoming PTO Events:
Jan. 28
Feb. 4
Feb. 4:
Feb. 5
Feb. 12
Fun Run Online Auction OPENS
Fun Run & Fitness Day in upper gym!
Online Auction CLOSES
Culver’s Spirit Night ~ 4:30-8:30pm
PTO General Meeting ~ 6:30pm in
LCS Conference Room
PTO Fun Run Online Auction
Jan. 28th - Feb. 4th
www.2015lcsfunrun.myevent.com
Check out all the neat experiences
and items you can bid on right from
your computer or smartphone.
Your kids will definitely thank you!
(Auction website time is not in CST. However,
it’s set to begin/end according to CST.)
FOR THE
FUN RUN PEP RALLY:
Attn: TARGET Shoppers!
Have you linked your card yet?
WWW.TARGET.COM/TCOE
Sentry & Piggly Wiggly Receipts
LCS earns 1% of the total on each
receipt submitted! Collect and send
receipts in to school. Ask neighbors
& family to collect receipts too!
Like us on Facebook!
2014-2015 PTO Board Members
Our thanks goes to Mr. Blawat for getting
everyone pumped for the big fundraiser. It
was great to host our special guest, Wally
the AHS Warhawk, for a competitive race
against Wally the Wildcat! We'd also like
to thank Mrs. Kumlien's class for their
performance and the "Healthy Choice"
skit performers. Pledge envelopes were
sent home at the end of last week. Check
out the PTO Facebook page for photos!
www.facebook.com/LakeCountryPTO
Hello Students and Families of Lake Country School,
My name is Katie Weston and I am a sixth grader here at LCS. My sister Courtney (4th Grade) and my
brother Ben (1st Grade) and I were new to our school community last year. We have been inspired by our cousin
Killian to help “Spread The Love”, and we would love your help!
Four years ago, Killian (at the time a first grader) saw a commercial on T.V. about world hunger and the
basic needs that many families struggle with every day. This made him feel very sad, and at his request, our aunt
brought him to the Hartland Food Pantry for the first time to ask questions and learn about why it exists. This
prompted him to start his very own food drive at Hartland North School and called it “Spread The Love- Kids
Helping Kids”. It happens the first two weeks of February each year and its purpose is to raise donations and
awareness for the needs of the Hartland Food Pantry.
This is where our part of the story begins… When Killian called us that first year and told us what he was
trying to do, we were excited to help however we could. We donated food, helped make posters to hang in his
school, and each year we always get to help deliver food and restock the pantry’s shelves for “Spread The Love”.
Since our somewhat recent move to our new home, we have realized that our new school, Lake Country
and its district also border the Hartland Food Pantry. We also have learned over the years that our neighborhood
pantry does its best to meet the needs of an average of about 125 families (not individuals) each week. Most of the
people who rely on the pantry are the elderly (Grandmas and Grandpas) and families with little kids. After learning
this, my brother, sister and I felt we needed to do more than ever to help “Spread The Love”.
I got to present the idea of having our own “Spread The Love” food drive right here at LCS to Student
Council. I’m thrilled to announce that the idea to join Killian’s fight to end childhood hunger was met with tons of
enthusiasm! Killian has set an ambitious goal this year to raise at least 5,000 items for the pantry which is in great
need at this time. Together, I think we may even be able to beat his goal!
So here’s where your part of the story starts… you may have noticed lots of posters and food bins showing
up at school… that’s because we will be collecting non-perishable food items and toiletries for the pantry February
2nd-February 13th, and we would love your help!!! Special boxes will be placed in each classroom by the Student
Council and additional drop off bins will be located in the front lobby area of school to collect donations for this
important event.
In addition to our two week long food collection, we are lucky to have the support of the Student Council
members, many LCS Boy and Girl Scouts, and MY MOM to help staff and supply THE WILDCAT CUPCAKE
BOOTH , which will be selling delicious sweet treats for only $1/cupcake. Every penny we earn from our sales
will be donated to the food pantry to purchase much needed items to stock their shelves. The Cupcake Booth will be
open for business each afternoon during the food drive at LCS home basketball games, during school lunch periods
on Wednesday, Feb 11th and Thursday, Feb 12th, and during the LCS Community Art Festival on February 15th.
Would you like to donate a batch of cupcakes or help staff the booth at any of these times? Please contact Mrs.
Thurin for more information.
Thank you so much for your consideration in supporting this important cause. No child
deserves to struggle with hunger. Won’t you help us “Spread The Love”?
Kindly,
Katie Weston and the rest of the fantastic LCS Student Council
Attention Winter Enthusiasts!
Some of you may have seen the hats
Arrowhead students are sporting
around the community.
Well, you can show Lake Country
School spirit by purchasing a blue knit
winter hat with the
Wildcat logo on the front.
Order your hat for only $20. Hats will be delivered around
the 4th week of February.
Orders will be taken until February 6, 2015.
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Name(s):
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Homeroom (s):
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$20 x ___________ = $ __________ Checks can be made payable to Lake Country School ­ please put “Hat” in the memo line. Concert: Friday, March 20, 2015
7 :00 PM @ Lake Country School, Hartland, WI
These guys have toured around the world and performed on NBC’s hit show, The Sing Off!
$15-Adult Tickets $8-Student Tickets
Get more info at
http://goo.gl/VYpbc0
All Tickets are General Admission
A portion of proceeds benefits the Lake Country School Music Department
or scan below with QR
Get Tickets at LCS Main Office, Hartland Piggly Wiggly
or online at http://goo.gl/FcqxCl
Lake Country School, 1800 Vettelson Rd. Hartland, WI 53029
Lake Country School
Music Department
wants to partner with
your business!
Lake Country School Music Department is hosting the vocal group re:Voiced for the second straight
year. Last year, we nearly sold out our tickets and this year we are expecting hundreds of Lake
Country area families to come to this one-of-a-kind concert! We want you to partner with us to make
it an unforgettable experience!
These 5 talented guys sing every genre of music, and they take time every year from their
international tour to sing in schools as a fundraiser for local music departments. Last year, we raised
about $500 for the LCS Music Department, and this year we’d like to double that!
There are 3 ways to partner with us:
1. Hang up a poster and help us get the word out to everyone in the Lake Country area!
2. Buy tickets! (great for employees, clients, yourself or loved ones)
3. Corporate Sponsorship! (see form below)
Thank you for your support of music in our schools!
Jacob J. Notch
Music Director, Lake Country School
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sch oo ls , th e re are 3 op t io ns a v a il ab le :
____$100 – Get your company’s name publicly thanked, 2 complimentary tickets
____$200 – Get you company’s name publicly thanked, Get your company’s name listed on our
corporate sponsor board by entrance and concession stand, 3 complimentary tickets
____$300 – Get your company’s name publicly thanked, Display your company’s logo near the
stage, entrance and concession stand, 4 complimentary tickets
(all donations are tax-deductible)
Company Name:____________________________________________________
Contact Person:________________________________________
Contact person email:___________________________________ phone:__________________
Help keep ACE at Lake Country School Tuesday, February 17, 2015 ­ 5:00­7:30pm Special Performance by Milwaukee Jazz Experience at 6:00pm!! Mardi Gras Dinner will be served from 5:00­7:30pm with Lake Country Students providing a kaleidoscope of musical performances while you dine on FISHBONES Mardi Gras themed entrees. Pre­order form below is due to the office by February 12. Take­out dinners will also be available. ACE provides the opportunity for all students to learn, create, and interact with music in an unique way to the traditional music curriculum. Every student who has gone through Kindergarten­5th Grade has participated in the great partnership with the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra. Thank you for your continued support of ACE and performing arts at LCS! --------------------------------------------------------------------------------Fishbones ACE Dinner Pre-Order Form (​
due by February 12​
)
Family Name:_________________________________
# of Adult Meals (Jambalaya) $10 ____
(Includes Salad, Dessert and Drink)
# of Adult Meals (Rajun Cajun) $10 ____
(Includes Salad, Dessert, and Drink)
# of Children’s Meals (Chicken Tenders) $5 ____
(Includes Fries, Dessert, and Drink)
Donation Only (cannot attend dinner) $______
Total enclosed $________
Questions or want to volunteer? ​
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Chicken Fajita OR Chicken
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Banana
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Refried Beans
Fruit Snack
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Yogurt Parrfait
Bagel w/ Cream Cheese
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Cutiie Carrots
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Dried Cranberries
Early settlerrs named the berry 'Craneberry'
because the flowers looked like the head of a
sand crane, or perhaps the Europeans kneew of
the Europeaan cranberry called Kranebarry.
Cranberries were offered to the pilgrim
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thanksgiving.
During the ddays of the clipper ships, captains
kept barrelss of cranberries on board to
prevent scurrvy.
Reasons to Eat Dried Cranberries
Cranberries are naturally fat-free and
cholesterol-ffree. Plus, they’re a good soource
of fiber andd 1 serving of dried cranberries
meets 25% of your daily recommended fruit
needs.
Cucumbbers
Patty on Bun OR
Chicken P
Crispy Chiccken Caesar Salad w/
Banana Breead Loaf
Grape Juicce Cup
Mini Carrotts
Romaine Lettuce
No School
w Cheese
Buttered Noodles w/
Cup OR Hot Dog on a Bun
Dried Cranberries
Red Peppers
Celery Sticks
Fruit Snack
n Parmesan w/ Noodless
Chicken
OR
Spagheetti w/ Meat sauce
Apple
Corn
Mini Caarrots
Animal Crackers
Soup and Salad Bar OR Mini
Corn Dogs
Pear Cup
Vegetarian Baked Beans
Romaine Lettuce
No SSchool
Pareent Conferences
pers OR
Mozzarella Pizza Dipp
Meatball Sub
Blueberries
Cucumbers
Grape Tomatoes
Nutragrain Bar
Cheesee Omelet OR Breakfasst
Sausag
ge
Fruity Cheerios
C
Cereal
Bananaa
Celery Sticks
S
Mini Caarrots
Chicken Stir-fry w// Rice OR
Grilled Chicken Paatty
Orange Smiles
Peas
Chick Peas
Celery Sticks
Chiccken Nuggets OR
Cheeeseburger on Bun
Appple juice Cup
maine Lettuce
Rom
Minii Carrots
Ricee Krispy Treat
This institutionn is an Equal Opportun
nity Provider
Cucumber is an annual plant of the gourd
family, Cucurrbitaceae. The cucumber speccies,
Cucumis satiivus, is divided into two
categories: sslicing and pickling. Slicing
cucumbers aare usually served raw in salads,
sandwiches, sushi, and various snacks.
Pickling cucuumbers are developed specificcally
for the pickling process. They are generally
smaller than slicing cucumbers with a thicck,
bumpy skin
.
Reasons to Eat Cucumbers
A ½ cup of sliced cucumbers provides A good
source of viitamin K .and a source of water,
vital nutrientt for the body.*
February 2015
Calendar of Events
Monday
2
Open Enrollment Opens
Today
Student Council “Spread
the Love” Drive Begins
Today
8:15-1:30 p.m.
Gr 5/6 WCATY
Face to Face Mtg
Upper Art Room
12:45-1:30 p.m.
ACE – Grade 1
MSO Cello Quartet
Lower Gym
Tuesday
3
3:15-4:15 p.m.
LCSEF Chess Club
Guidance & Health
Classrooms
3:15-4:30 p.m.
LCSEF Art Class
Grades 5-8
Upper Art Room
Wednesday
Lake Country School District
1800 Vettelson Road, Hartland, WI 53029
Phone: (262) 367-3606
Fax: (262) 367-3205
Web Page: www.mylakecountryschool.org
Thursday
Friday
4
PTO Sponsored Fun Run
All Day in Upper Gym
5
PBIS Day
All School – KINDNESS
6
PTO Sponsored Fun Run
Auction Ends Today
6:30 p.m.
Open House for 4K and
Open Enrollment Students
th
in 4K-8 Grade for 20152016
3:15-4 p.m.
Environmental Club Mtg
Garden & Grounds
Committee
12 noon
Deadline for Wildcat Clips
Articles
3:30-5 p.m.
Grade 7/8 Forensics Mtg
LMC
3:15-4:30 p.m.
Forensics Exploration
Grades 3-6 – LMC
3:15-4:15 p.m.
LCSEF Mad Science
Cafetorium
4:30-8:30 p.m.
PTO Spirit Night @
Culvers
3:15-4:15 p.m.
Good News Club
Health Classroom
3:15-4:30 p.m.
LCSEF Art Class
Grades 2-4
Lower Art Room
3:15-4:45 p.m.
LCSEF Theatre Program
th
Grades 5K – 4
Stage
6 p.m.
Scout Leader Mtg – LMC
9
10:05-10:50 a.m.
Grade 6-8 Guidance
AODA Presentation
“Your Choice”
Cafetorium
Time TBD
ACE – Grade 4
MSO Musical Explorers
Stage
3:15-4:15 p.m.
Good News Club
Health Classroom
3:15-4:30 p.m.
LCSEF Art Class
Grades 2-4
Lower Art Room
3:15-4:45 p.m.
LCSEF Theatre Program
th
Grades 5K – 4
Stage
5 p.m.
AHS Freshman
Registration ONLINE
Opens Today
6:30-8:30 p.m.
Wyldlife Mtg
Lower Gym
10
3:15-4:15 p.m.
LCSEF Chess Club
Guidance & Health Rooms
11
AHS Student Enrollment &
Information Form (white)
due to Mrs. Thurin Today
3:15-4:30 p.m.
LCSEF Art Class
Grades 5-8
Upper Art Room
AHS Freshman
Registration ONLINE
Closes at 9 p.m. Today
3:15-4:30 p.m.
Forensics Exploration
Grades 3-6 – LMC
9:30 a.m.
ACE – Grade 2
Milwaukee Ballet
Lower Gym
7 p.m.
Harbor Point Condo Assoc
Mtg - LMC
3:15-4:30 p.m.
Student Council Mtg
Guidance Classroom
Wildcat Clips emailed
home; also available on
website at:
www.mylakecountryschool.org
12
8:30 a.m.
ACE – Grade 1
Milwaukee Jazz
Experience – Lower Gym
9:30 a.m.
Schoolhouse Players
nd
(4K-2 Grade)
Stage/Cafetorium
3:15-4:00 p.m.
Environmental Club Mtg
Pond/Water Quality Mgmt
Committee
3:30-5 p.m.
Grade 7/8 Forensics Mtg
LMC
6:30 p.m.
PTO General Mtg
Conference Rm
13
Student Council “Spread
the Love” Drive Ends
Today
8:30-10:45 a.m.
Grade 1 Field Trip to
Retzer Nature Center
3:15-4:15 p.m.
LCSEF Mad Science
Cafetorium
4-10 p.m.
Ski Club – Little
Switzerland
7-9 p.m.
Grade 7/8 Dance @ LCS
$5.00 & Student ID
Upper Gym & Cafetorium
SATURDAY, 2/14/15
LCS Hosting Forensics
Meet – Entire Bldg – All
Day
SUNDAY, 2/15/15
2-4 p.m.
Student Art Show &
Hands-on Art Fair - LMC
Lake Country School District
1800 Vettelson Road, Hartland, WI 53029
Phone: (262) 367-3606
Fax: (262) 367-3205
Web Page: www.mylakecountryschool.org
February 2015
Calendar of Events
16
8:15-1:30 p.m.
Gr 5/6 WCATY
Face to Face Mtg
Upper Art Room
17
3:15-4:15 p.m.
LCSEF Chess Club
Guidance & Health
Classrooms
3:10-4:30 p.m.
Brownie Troop #6226 Mtg
Upper Art Room
3:15-4:15 p.m.
Daisy Troop #6333 Mtg
Staff Lounge
3:15-4:15 p.m.
Good News Club
Health Classroom
3:30 p.m. Staff Mtg - LMC
3:15-4:30 p.m.
LCSEF Art Class
Grades 2-4
Lower Art Room
3:15-4:45 p.m.
LCSEF Theatre Program
th
Grades 5K – 4
Stage
7 p.m.
Clever Clover 4-H Mtg
Conference Room
23
NO SCHOOL FOR
STUDENTS & STAFF
6:30-8:30 p.m.
Wyldlife Mtg – Lower Gym
18
3:15-5 p.m.
Brownie Troop #6019 Mtg
Guidance Classroom
19
8-10 a.m.
Grade 2 Ocean Museum
Cafetorium
20
8-4 p.m.
PARENT/TEACHER
CONFERENCES
3:15-4 p.m.
Environmental Club Mtg
Prairie, Trail & Forest
Mgmt
11:30-1 p.m.
PTO Sponsored Lunch
for Staff – Guidance Rm
NO SCHOOL FOR ALL
STUDENTS
12 noon
Deadline for Wildcat Clips
Articles
3:15-4:30 p.m.
LCSEF Art Class
Grades 5-8
Upper Art Room
SUNDAY, 2/22/15
2 p.m. Schoolhouse
Players Community
Performance
Cafetorium
3:15-4:30 p.m.
Forensics Exploration
Grades 3-6 – LMC
5-7:30 p.m.
ACE Family Night
Jazz Trio @ 6 p.m.
Cafetorium
6 p.m. Board Mtg
Conference Room
24
25
26
27
3:15-4:15 p.m.
LCSEF Chess Club
Guidance & Health
Classrooms
Wildcat Clips emailed
home; also available on
website at:
8-4:30 p.m.
Grade 2 Field Trip to
Shedd Aquarium
5-7:30 p.m.
Cub Scout Pack 169
Pinewood Derby Set-up &
Weigh-in - Cafetorium
3:15-4:30 p.m.
LCSEF Art Class
Grades 5-8
Upper Art Room
3:15-4:30 p.m.
Student Council Mtg
Guidance Classroom
3:15-4:30 p.m.
Forensics Exploration
Grades 3-6 – LMC
www.mylakecountryschool.org
7 p.m.
LCSEF Annual Mtg
Conference Room
SATURDAY, 2/28/15
1-4:30 p.m.
Pinewood Derby Set-up &
Races – Cafetorium
3-6 p.m.
LCS Outdoor Winterfest
*This information is accurate as of our Wildcat Clips deadline. Information may change for various reasons. If you would like to confirm information, please
contact the coordinator of the event.