QUESTION OF THE DAY
Today's 𝗾𝘂𝗲𝘀𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻 𝗼𝗳 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗱𝗮𝘆 in preparation for the big game tonight:
1. 𝗪𝗵𝗮𝘁 𝗱𝗼 𝘆𝗼𝘂 𝗲𝗮𝘁? 𝗪𝗵𝗮𝘁 𝗱𝗼 𝘆𝗼𝘂 𝗲𝗮𝘁?
2. 𝗛𝗼𝘄 𝗱𝗼 𝘆𝗼𝘂 𝗹𝗶𝗸𝗲 𝗶𝘁? 𝗛𝗼𝘄 𝗱𝗼 𝘆𝗼𝘂 𝗹𝗶𝗸𝗲 𝗶𝘁?
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PHONES DOWN
As of 2:20 p.m., all phone lines are down in the LHSD. We are working to resolved this situation as quickly as possible and apologize for the inconvenience. #LHWolfNation
VENUE CHANGE | LHJH VOLLEYBALL
The junior high volleyball game against Conway White will be played in Wolf Arena this afternoon. #LHWolfNation
THROWBACK THURSDAY | 1992
The Wolves will be hosting the Rams this Friday at Wolf Stadium for the big game! The #ThrowBackThursday for this week is from 1992 during "Rivalry Week."
All tickets for the game must be purchased online at lhwolves.ticketleap.com
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COVID-19 VACCINE OPPORTUNITY
Are you attending the big game on Friday? Have you been trying to find a time and place to receive the COVID-19 vaccine? Lake Hamilton and Lakeside have teamed up to provide a convenient vaccination opportunity for you!
The Arkansas Department of Health / Garland County Health Unit will be onsite Friday night offering COVID-19 vaccines during the game.
Arkansans ages 12 or older are eligible to receive the COVID-19 vaccine. There is no out-of-pocket expense for the vaccine. For those that do not have insurance, the vaccine will be available at no charge.
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WOLF FAN FRIDAY
Tomorrow is the first #WolfFanFriday of the school year! Deck out in your Lake Hamilton maroon and gold! Submit your pictures (https://lhsd.info/Wolf-Fan-Friday) by 2:00 p.m. for a chance to be featured on our social media pages! #LHWolfNation
MATH BUILDING
Lake Hamilton High School students in Jerry Martens math classes recently held a a contest on who could design and construct the largest tower. Congratulations to the team of Jacob Oglesby, Riley Speers, Peter Bobnar, Eli Faughn, and Ty Harris for winning the contest and receiving some wolf gear! #LHWolfNation
ALL SIZES RE-STOCKED
Who's ready for the first #WolfFanFriday of the school year? Stop by The Big Red Store, located by the middle school and junior high, to pick up your official #LHWolfNation shirt! All sizes have been re-stocked!
CALL FOR REGISTRATION | 9.11.01 PARADE
This year marks the 20th anniversary of 9.11.01. The Lake Hamilton School District will remember and honor the 20th anniversary with a Remembrance Parade through campus on Friday, September 10, at 1:30 p.m.
The LHSD would like to invite all area first responders, medical professionals, and past/present military members to participate in the parade. Pre-registration is required and must be submitted on or before Friday, September 3 at this link: https://lhsd.info/Remembrance-Parade-Registration
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LHES | THE MAGICAL YET
Lake Hamilton Elementary School 2nd grade students in Lisa Deleon's class recently read the book: The Magical Yet. After reading the book, the class discussed things they couldn't do "yet" but wanted to be able to do by the end of the year. The students went outside to make their magical "yet" wish. Pictured is Jakayla Sanders making her wish. #LHWolfNation
AUGUST 23 - 28, 2021 | WOLF WEEK NEWS
Check out what's happening in #LHWolfNation this week: https://mailchi.mp/lhwolves/wolf-week-news-1756042
PARTNERS IN EDUCATION PRIZE
The LHSD would like to thank Texas Roadhouse, an LHSD Partner in Education, for sponsoring the employee prize drawing for this week! Congratulations to Julie Mullings, an employee at Lake Hamilton Junior High, a free appetizer, dinner for two, steak sauce, and steak seasoning!
If your business or organization would like to partner with the Lake Hamilton School District, fill out an application at this link: https://lhsd.info/PartnerApplication
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LHHS | LATE START MONDAYS
"Late Start Mondays" begin on Monday, August 23, at the high school. See below for information regarding "Late Start Mondays."
What's the purpose of Late Start Mondays?
To allow teacher content teams the time needed to grow professionally in a collaborative setting to improve teaching and learning.
To review essential standards and learning targets.
To create a guaranteed and viable curriculum for all students.
To improve student achievement and growth.
To develop common formative and common summative assessments.
To plan intervention and extension lessons for students to meet individual student needs.
To collaborate on the best research-based practices and strategies to use in the classroom.
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Late Start Mondays FAQ's:
Busses will run at normal times and breakfast will be served.
On Late Start Mondays, LHHS students who do not attend National Park College Technical Center 1st block, or who do not have band 1st period are not required to be on campus until 8:45 AM.
Students who arrive on campus between 7:30 and 8:45 are expected to be in the cafeteria.
Students who attend NPTC 1st block or have band 1st period should arrive at LHHS at their normal time.
On Late Start Mondays, 1st-period classes will begin at 8:50, 2nd-period classes will begin at 9:40 and 4th-period classes will begin at 10:30. On Late Start Mondays, students will not go to WIN Time during the 3rd period.
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HIGH SCHOOL | LATE START MONDAYS
"Late Start Mondays" begin on Monday, August 23, at the high school. See below for information regarding "Late Start Mondays."
What's the purpose of Late Start Mondays?
To allow teacher content teams the time needed to grow professionally in a collaborative setting to improve teaching and learning.
To review essential standards and learning targets.
To create a guaranteed and viable curriculum for all students.
To improve student achievement and growth.
To develop common formative and common summative assessments.
To plan intervention and extension lessons for students to meet individual student needs.
To collaborate on the best research-based practices and strategies to use in the classroom.
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Late Start Mondays FAQ's:
Busses will run at normal times and breakfast will be served.
On Late Start Mondays, LHHS students who do not attend National Park College Technical Center 1st block, or who do not have band 1st period are not required to be on campus until 8:45 AM.
Students who arrive on campus between 7:30 and 8:45 are expected to be in the cafeteria.
Students who attend NPTC 1st block or have band 1st period should arrive at LHHS at their normal time.
On Late Start Mondays, 1st-period classes will begin at 8:50, 2nd-period classes will begin at 9:40 and 4th-period classes will begin at 10:30. On Late Start Mondays, students will not go to WIN Time during the 3rd period.
#LHWolfNation
IN MEMORY | CARLA WOOD
The Lake Hamilton School District is saddened to learn of the passing of Carla Wood following a tragic accident earlier this week. Carla was employed with the Lake Hamilton School District for the past 15 years, most recently serving as the custodian at Lake Hamilton Intermediate School. Please continue to keep the friends and family of Carla, as well as her Lake Hamilton Intermediate School family, in your thoughts and prayers. #LHWolfNation
MEET THE WOLVES PEP RALLY
Who's ready for a great season of Lake Hamilton athletics and activities? Join us tonight at Wolf Stadium for the "Meet the Wolves" pep rally! The following teams (grades 8 - 12) will be recognized:
High School Band, High School Cheer, High School Steppin' Wolves, Junior High Cheer, Junior High Dancin' Wolves, Cross Country, Golf, Tennis, Junior High Volleyball, High School Volleyball, Junior High Football, and High School Football
The event is free and begins at 6:00 p.m.
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ARKANSAS DECLARATION OF LEARNING PROGRAM
The Lake Hamilton School District is pleased to share the exciting news that Nikki Aitken, an 8th and 9th-grade library media specialist, and Shelly Wheeler, an 8th and 9th-grade visual art and gifted and talented teacher, have been selected to participate in the prestigious Arkansas Declaration of Learning program during the upcoming academic school year.
Nikki and Shelly are two of only 25 educators selected for this program out of the hundreds of applications received. They successfully completed an intensive week-long professional development training this summer, have worked one-on-one with an experienced mentor, and are prepared to implement the object-based and project-based skills with their students.
During the academic year, Nikki and Shelly will develop and test their dynamic unit and lesson plans - and launch a civic engagement project - that helps engage students in active learning.
"Arkansas is the first state in the country to implement the national Declaration of Learning program," Johnny Key, Arkansas Department of Education Commissioner has said. "And through the Arkansas Department of Education's partnerships with other organizations, we have enhanced student learning by providing access to historical objects that are rich in history. Together we are transforming Arkansas to lead the nation in student-focused education."
SOMETHING TO CELEBRATE
The Lake Hamilton Food Nutrition team sent out a total of 34,490 meals this summer (breakfast and lunch) to students at no charge. Meals were distributed out of the high school cafeteria, from the Wolf Pack Reading Den, and more! #LHWolfNation
NEW HORIZONS STAFF
Lake Hamilton New Horizons ALE staff are ready for a great year! #LHWolfNation
JUNIOR HIGH STAFF
Check out the new junior high library entrance in the background! The Lake Hamilton Junior High staff is ready for a great year! #LHWolfNation
