 February 5 @ 6:30 p.m. 2020-2021 Budget Forum On Saturday morning an email was sent home to all parents and guardians explaining the 'new and improved' way a parent/guardian will communicate attendance to our office (beginning on Monday February 3.) Below find the letter for your review as well as Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs). Please take some time to review these documents and set up your account with School Messenger this week. Additionally, we have posted Attendance Reporting Information on our District 18 website in three (3) locations: LOLHS Our School Page (clicking on Attendance Matters) LOLHS Student Life page (Attendance Reporting link) Parents link - Resources- (Attendance Reporting link):  Here are the various ways that parents can report absences and receive confirmations. Option #1: use this toll-free phone number, which is unique to LOLHS 1-833-844-5698 (toll-free) Option #2: use the web app (which is the easiest and quickest way). It is accessible from this url: go.schoolmessenger.com Option #3: download and use the SchoolMessenger Mobile, available for either Apple iPhone or Google Android. SchoolMessenger app (Apple and Google Play Stores) If you have questions, please contact the following people:
Senior Privileges Late Arrival / Early Dismissal will begin on February 3rd  Please be aware that SENIOR PRIVILEGES (signing in late or leaving early if a senior has a study hall periods 1,3,6 or 8) will not be in affect the first week of the semester due to add / drop and schedule changes. Students are to report to their assigned study hall and sign-in with a teacher.
Get your tickets for this year's Old Lyme Players Production of HOW TO SUCCEED IN BUSINESS WITHOUT REALLY TRYING! Show times are Thursday, Friday and Saturday @ 7 with a matinee on Saturday @ 2. For tickets access this link: Tickets: How to Succeed 
 CAREER PRESENTATION **Public Health options for your future** FEBRUARY 6th, B Day, Period 7 Library Media Center Passes available in the career center & Counseling Office
Have a job? GET CREDIT! Applications available in the Career Office. DEADLINE: February 6!!!  This past week of midterm exams, students were able to de-stress a little with various activities. Therapy dogs came to provide students some comfort during the exam break and study with a buddy sessions. The Environmental Club offered some mental relaxation with a "green activity" of painting baby clay pots and then planting a plant the next day. Students were able to pull out the ping pong tables for some friendly competition too. MAKE-UPS: For students who were not able to take exams during the designated time -and whose parent/guardian reported the absence to the main office - MAKE-UPS have been scheduled for MONDAY, JANUARY 27 in the library. There will be 3 exam blocks available for students needing to make up more than one midterm. Your student's teacher will have communicated to your student, copying the parent /guardian. Students who are making up an exam are to report to the library at 7:40 on Monday morning. Semester 2, here we come! Just a friendly reminder... Please be sure to read through carefully. Additionally, please be aware that there will be no cafeteria service during exam week - All students should be prepared with their own snacks and beverages. Student Leaders are sponsoring the annual Study with a Buddy and... the Environmental Club is inviting anyone who would like to de-stress during the Study with a Buddy Sessions to join them in a planting activity See the hours below. Come enjoy some snacks and study help. Also, we will be offering additional De-stress support by having Therapy Dogs on hand during these session. January 22 @ 6:30 p.m. - Central Office Budget Proposals for 2020-2021 February 5 @ 6:30 p.m. - 2020-2021 Budget Forum Ten Lyme-Old Lyme High School students are being recognized at this year’s Connecticut Scholastic Art Awards. Senior Sarah Conley deserves special recognition for receiving Gold Keys in both Painting and Printmaking as well as the Connecticut Art Administrators Association award for Best in printmaking. Juniors Connie Pan, Aidan Powers and Marina Melluzo received Gold Keys in Painting, Digital Art and Drawing respectively, while Junior Jack Conley received a Silver in Drawing. Our Honorable Mentions included Seniors Summer Siefken and Sam Dushin for Drawing, Junior Olivia Bartlett in Mixed Media, Junior Sonia Bair in Drawing, and Sophomore Olivia Shaedler in both Drawing and Ceramics. All accepted works are displayed at Hartford Art School, Silpe Gallery, through January 31, with an Award Celebration scheduled for January 26 at the school’s Lincoln Theater. Gold Key works will also go on to be juried at the national level. Congratulations to all who participated! WAY TO GO WILDCATS!  The mock trial team defeated Valley Regional HS at the January 10th Regional competition. This win advances the team to the quarter finals on Feb. 7th. Way to go Wildcats! Keep it up January 15 @ 6:30 p.m. - School Budget Proposals for 2020-2021
January 22 @ 6:30 p.m. - Central Office Budget Proposals for 2020-2021 February 5 @ 6:30 p.m. - 2020-2021 Budget Forum Congratulations to Audrey Berry and Emily Speckhals for being selected the December and January Rotary Student of the Month, respectively. Audrey was selected for her excellence in Social Studies and Emily for her talents in Science. Both are recognized for their enthusiasm and passion for learning and excelling in their respective fields. Audrey and Emily were recognized this past week along with students from Westbrook and Old Saybrook. EXCELLENT JOB AUDREY AND EMILY JOB WELL DONE! This is from André Salkin, our Latino local leader Today I brought a three kings bread, or Rosca de Reyes to celebrate Epiphany with Mr. Vazquez's period 6 ECE Spanish class. Epiphany is a commonly celebrated holiday in Hispanic communities. It commemorates the visit of the three kings to Jesus Christ. The class enjoyed the uniqueness of the cake and two students found the hidden baby figure in their slice, bidding them good luck for the new year. My mother and I got the cake at La Flor de Jalisco Bakery in Portchester, New York, a legendary bakery serving the NY Mexican community. This picture shows Las Roscas de Reyes stacked to the ceiling in the iconic bakery.   Take the ASVAB & learn about options and best fits for after high school.
The assessment will be on the computer so you MUST bring your laptop with you, fully charged. Sign up in the counseling office by JAN 23 Test on February 4, 7:40 am Library Media Center Several high level musicians from LOLHS Band and Choral Programs auditioned and were accepted for prestigious and limited spots into the CMEA, Connecticut Music Educators Association, Eastern Region Festival. The annual festival hosts the Eastern Region of Connecticut and over twenty high schools. Nineteen LOLHS students participated in the Eastern Region Band and Choral Festival on January 3rd and 4th at the Jorgensen Auditorium located on UConn campus. The talented musicians practice, rehearse, and collaborate with other high level high school players and singers and are instructed by professional conductors. Congratulations and Well Done Wildcats! Below find important information regarding Midterm Exams which begin next week. Please be sure to read through carefully. Additionally, please be aware that there will be no cafeteria service during exam week - All students should be prepared with their own snacks and beverages. Student Leaders are sponsoring the annual Study with a Buddy See the hours below. Come enjoy some snacks and study help. Also, we will be offering additional De-stress support by having Therapy Dogs on hand during these session. |
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