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Lancer Lines May 28, 2021
John Calandro • about 19 hours ago • Thursday, May 27 at 4:50 PM • Laguna Middle School
The Lancer Lines May 28, 2021
Principal’s Message:
Upcoming Events
The end of the year is fast upon us and I want to be sure our parents and students
Make up ELPAC Testing for
are aware of upcoming events.
English Learners. Make up SBAC
testing
On June 3rd, we will have our 8th grade awards night. Due to the number of
students receiving awards, we are unable to host this in person, so this will be done 5.31 Memorial Day, No School!
virtually at 6 pm. We will send a link next week to the awards presentation which will
drop at 6pm on the third.
6.1 Periods 1,2,3
On June 4, students who have pre-ordered yearbooks will pick them up and we'll
6.2 Periods 4,5,6
have a signing party after school. Students will remain physically distanced, while
FCCLA Club 3:30-4pm
having the opportunity to interact with one another and get yearbooks signed. (see
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"upcoming events")
Google Meet
https://meet.google.com/looku
On June 9th our whole school will close out the year with an end of the year
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slideshow (during school hours). Our 8th graders are invited to participate in the 8th
grade play day from 1-2:30pm on our lower field. This will give students the
6.3 Periods 1,2,3
opportunity to have some fun, spend some time together, and celebrate the end of
middle school. We hope to see all 8th grade Laguna students there! 8TH GRADE AWARDS NIGHT.
Awards go live at 6pm. They will
On June 9 and 10 we will have equipment and book returns on campus. For our 8th be available to all once the link is
graders, please have them return their items when you drop them off for the play posted on Thursday.
day! Consider it their ticket to the event!
6.4 Periods 4,5,6 ONLY (All
Summer School students online)
Fully Online APEX Summer School Information
Signups for Original Credit are closed. Yearbook signing party:
Students who are earning/earned a D or an F in a course and who need to 7th grade 12-1
make it up must work with their Counselor to sign up. 8th grade 1:30-2:30
Instructions to access course enrollment approvals will be shared starting
June 4 COVID VACCINATION CLINIC!
(See forms attached at end of
newsletter).
In-person Middle and High School Summer Program Information
Enrollment for in-person Middle and High School summer programs is by
invitation. Families for the middle school have been contacted directly with
invitations.
Middle and High School Summer Program Questions
Please send questions about Middle and High School summer programs to
summerschool@slcusd.org
MEMORIAL DAY WEEK SCHEDULE
Monday, May 31st is Memorial Day - NO School
Tuesday, June 1st is periods 1, 2 and 3
Wednesday, June 2nd is periods 4, 5, and 6
Thursday, June 3rd is periods 1, 2, and 3
Friday, June 4th is a virtual day with periods 4, 5, and 6 with all students in these
classes in the AM slot. All Classes end at 11:05AM
LAST WEEK OF SCHOOL SCHEDULE
Monday, June 7th is periods 1, 2, 3
Tuesday, June 8th is periods 4, 5, 6
Wednesday, June 9th is an Advisory Friday Schedule - All Virtual.
Thursday, June 10th is a Teacher Work Day.
Wall of Fame:
Each week teachers nominate students who exemplify scholarship
and citizenship and their names are added to the “Wall of Fame” for
the week. Congratulations to this week’s Wall of Fame Students! We
appreciate your hard work and your great attitude:
The leadership class for ALL of their hard work to keep the
activities going this school year!, Charly Elston, Mateo Barba,
Ivanhoe Gonzalez Sanchez, Rafael Dinunzio, Danniel Reyes
Martinez, Evan Allwein, Robert Humphrey, Lincoln Wornardt,
Gianna Dossa, Amaya Henderson-Witt, Natalie Beauvais,
Morgan Ornelas, Jesus Rivera Martinez, Eliza Flushman, Henry
Esola, Gianna Dossa, Leandra Schroth, Eve Greenwood, John
Hernandez, Greta Miller, Marco Auyong, Charlie Valadao, Leo
DeTurris, Samara Lainez, Isiac Hernandez, Lupe Arias McGrath,
Luke Robbins, Ethan Feeser, Valeria Noriega Rodriguez,
Kennedy Hale, All students that took the ELPAC. They were
awesome!, Sterling Haley, Ethan Feeser
Special congratulations to Gianna Dossa whose name shows up
twice on this week’s list. If a student’s name appears on here more
than once or for more than one week, it means that student is doing
great things in several classes.
Around School
Mrs. McLoone's history classes conducted socratic
discussions about
government reactions
to social issues during
the progressive era.
Students contributed
high level thinking to
the statements made
by others, asked questions, and clarified their thinking around a variety of topics.
Congratulations to Mrs. Schwoerer who was this year's
recipient of our annual Dude Be Nice award. The students
said: "We chose you Mrs. Schwoerer because of your
contribution to this school and how your presence has made
every student feel happy. Your kindness and generosity has
made approaching you and asking for help so much easier.
You always make the extra effort to help and support
students and staff when we need an extra hand! Thank you
so much for all that you have done to make Laguna the best
school! We will miss you next year!!"
Mr. Nett's science classes were experimenting with light using a radiometer. Students were trying to figure out why the vanes spin when light hits them. Students tried many methods to help them determine the science behind the motion including using a laser pointer, turning the light on and off quickly, blocking the light, and angling the light in different ways. Mrs. Ferrell's Math classes played "Glow Games" today using math relays and their problem solving skills to reinforce their understanding of the Pythagorean theorem. Students used fluorescent highlighters and found their clues on the glowing paper around the black-lit room. 7th Grader Eve Greenwood competed in our 2021 SLCUSD Virtual Animal Science Contest last week and was the top junior high individual and overall 3rd
High Individual competing against over 40 students
grades 7-12. They took a rigorous 50 question exam
that covered everything from breed identification,
medical math, and surgical tools, to diseases, anatomy
and more. We are so proud of all the students that
participated but extremely impressed with how well Eve
did as only a 7th grader! Congratulations on a huge
accomplishment!
PTA News
A big thank you to Jenni and Kevin Walker at Grocery Outlet for donating a
percentage of their sales to Laguna Middle School. They have donated almost
$1000.00 this school year! We are so thankful!
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