DISTINGUISHED ALUMNI AWARD
The LCSD Alumni Association, along with the LCSD Foundation Board, announces the establishment of the LCSD Distinguished Alumni Award (non-monetary). Every generation needs heroes and
role models. Our community and school district have produced many individuals over the decades who could be considered both.
This award has been established to recognize graduates for outstanding achievements and contributions to society following graduation. This yearly award will be presented at the annual spring Foundation banquet this April. Candidates must have graduated from the Le Mars Community
School District, which includes Le Mars High School or Merrill High School, at least 15 years prior to nomination. The non-monetary award may be given for achievement in various fields of service. The deadline for nominations is Friday, February 15, 2013.
The nomination form is available on the alumni website (lemarsalumni.org), the alumni office at the Plymouth County Museum or the Superintendent’s office. For more information regarding the nomination process and award, visit the alumni website or contact the Alumni Association office at (712) 546-7650.
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Students projects May 22
Registration Notice
Registration forms will be mailed to each family in July. You can either mail in the forms with your payment of return them on registration day.
Registration Dates
Monday August 5th 11:00 AM to 7:00 PM
Tuesday August 6th 7:00 AM to 3:00 PM
All Buildings register in the Middle School on those 2 days
Spanish students at El Ranchito
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Hot sheets will be updated in September
Check out Phase II building project information below
Floor Plan
Phase II update
Site Plan
The LeMars Community School District will soon be conducting Kindergarten Round-Up. In order to be eligible to attend kindergarten this fall, a child must be five years old on or before September 15, 2013.It is important that the names of all eligible youngsters be reported immediately.
Please call:
Clark School: 546-8121
Franklin School: 546-4185
Kluckhohn School: 546-7064
GENERAL SCHOLARSHIPS
For more scholarship information check out the website..... cappex.com
Click here to see the Foundation Scholarship link
Click here to see all scholarships (click on scholarship tab)
This is a memo to advise you that the Westmar Scholarship Application is on-line for the academic year 2013-2014. Please encourage your eligible students to apply. It can be found at www.iowacollegefoundation.org. Click on ‘For Students’, then click on ‘Westmar Endowment Scholarship Application’, which takes you directly into the application. If you want to read about the program first, click on ‘Endowment Scholarship Programs’ and scroll down to Westmar Endowment Scholarship. Please note that application materials and official transcripts must be received by the Iowa College Foundation no later than April 1, 2013.
If you have any questions, my e-mail is: sandi@iowacollegefoundation.org
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| B. Davis Scholarship |
http://www.studentawardssearch.com/scholarships.htm |
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| Ann Griffel Scholarship |
www.iowagolf.org/WomensGolf/Scholarships |
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| BigSun Scholarship |
www.bigsunathletics.com |
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| Quota International of Sioux City |
For students who are deaf or hearing impaired or going into a field of study that will benefit the deaf |
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Le Mars 8, Sioux City East 0 (RECORD: 1-and-0)
LE MARS -- Senior Molly Renken opened the 2013 summer softball season with a
dominant pitching performance, tossing a two-hit shutout with one walk and ten strikeouts as
Le Mars beat Sioux City East 8-0 Wednesday night at the Bulldog Complex. Renken
allowed a first inning single and another in the seventh for the Black Raiders only hits.
Renken also had a RBI single. Kassidy Rieken smacked a two-run homer for the Lady
Bulldogs, their first of the 2013 season. Le Mars set a school record with 24 round-trippers
in 2012. Mary Kate Eckstaine returned to the line-up with a first inning RBI double.
Eckstaine missed all of the 2012 season after under going knee surgery. Holly Schneider led
an eight-hit attack with two hits for Le Mars with a RBI. Madison Heidebrink and Janessa
Milbrodt also drove in Bulldog runs. Le Mars hosts Sheldon Thursday night.
May Newsletter (Mr Bruce Ludwig)
Dr Wendt Superintendent
You will see later in this newsletter an article about Le Mars Community Schools' First Annual Alcohol Awareness Week and two Alcohol Awareness Week Pledge sheets. These items were the result of work done by a small subgroup of the Plymouth County Health Planning Committee of which I am a member along with senior students Yashila Permeswaran and Carolyn Ahlers. The three of us worked with Carol Schneider from Iowa State Extension and Alan Fredricksen from Jackson Recovery on trying to bring awareness to the fact that underage drinking in Plymouth County occurs at a higher than average rate when compared to the other counties in the state. The source of this statistic is the Iowa Youth Survey.
Our thought is to encourage parents/guardians to have conversations with their children about the inappropriate and unlawful behavior of underage drinking. We have multiple opportunities to discuss the negative effects of underage drinking as a school system, but a more powerful message can be delivered by parents/guardians through their words and actions. The conversation between you and your child is a personal matter and you determine the right age to have the conversation. Please know the by as early as 4th grade some students are thinking it will make them more popular to drink with the others. Likewise, you may not want to talk about all the items listed on the pledge sheet, but it is meant to be a discussion starter about the negative effects of underage drinking and about being committed to going through middle and high school alcohol free.
It would help us to know how many people are being reached with this first project of the subcommittee if you would complete the pledge forms and send one back to school. You can post the other in a prominent plave in your home to be used from time to time to reinforce the message. Your child will be more committed to remaining alcohol free if you have the conversation with him/her and set the expectation. Use the tools being provided and help your child make the right choice to abstain from underage drinking like so many other students every day.
I want to offer my congratulations again to Jayne Willer for being named the Decades of Excellence Crystal Bell Teacher of the Year in the Le Mars Community School District in 2013, and to Norm Barker for being named the Distinguished Alumnus Award recipient in 2013. Mrs. Willer has been a teacher at Kluckhohn Elementary since the 1986-1987 school year. Mr. Barker is a member of the class of 1939 and served ion the county school board before becoming a member of the first Le Mars Community School Board of Education. Both Mrs. Willer and Mr. Barker were honored at the annual Le Mars Community School District Foundation Banquet held on April 24, 2013. Both awards are co-sponsored by the Le Mars Community Schools Foundation and the LCHS Alumni Association. Both the Foundation and the Alumni Association are outstanding supporters of the Le Mars Community School District.
May 6th through the 10th is Teacher Appreciation Week across the country. We are blessed in the LeMars Community School District to have so many teachers who are committed to working with our students' day in and day out to help prepare them for the challenges that their futures will present. I want all of our teachers to know that I truly have appreciated all their effort to help our students be successful this past year. Please take the time during this week to let your child's teacher know that you appreciate his/her efforts.
Girls State Tennis
Congratulations to Carolyn Ahlers (State singles runner up) annd Emily Ahlers state qualifer and coaches Tracy Wingert and Kelly Bork.
STATE TOURNAMENT AT ANKENY
(Le Mars' Carolyn Ahlers beat Ellen Chalstrom of Fort Dodge St. Edmond 6-3, 6-2 in the 1A
semifinals to advance to the State Championship match against Haley Resnick of Davenport
Asuumption. Carolyn won the first set 6-1 but Resnick rallied to win the final two sets 6-2, 6-2 to
win the State title. Carolyn finishes runner-up in the State with a 20-and-2 record.)
Boys and Girls state track results
CLASS 3A - LE MARS COMMUNITY
LE MARS girls Shot Put final (Andrea Urban finished 10th 36'10 3/4") girls Long Jump
final (Rose Pelelo-Ray fouled on all three attempts) girls 4X200 Relay final (finished 14th in a
time of 1:48.21 -- Bailey Rol-Jessi hatting-Ellie Meade-Allison Wilken) girls 4X400 Relay prelims
(did not qualify for the finals, 4:13.94 -- Cassidy Utesch-Chaise Benjamin-Allison Wilken-Katrina
Engebretson) boys 4X200 Relay final (finished 1st in a time of 1:29.53 -- Robert Ironshell-Gabe
Rahn-Chris Hatting-Levi TeBrink) boys Long Jump final (Eli Engebretson finished 8th 20'9
1/4") boys 4X400 Relay prelims (qualified for the finals, running a prelim time of 3:25.60 -- Gabe
Rahn-Chris Hatting-Levi TeBrink-Robert Ironshell) boys Distance Medley Relay final
(finished 17th in a time of 3:41.97 -- Brody Mathey-Levi TeBrink-A.J. Scroeder-Eli Engebretson)
3A girls Sprint Medley Relay final (Le Mars finished 20th in a time of 1:56.04 -- Chaise Benjamin-
Allison Wilken-Jessi Hatting-Bailey Rol) 1A girls Shuttle Hurdle Relay final (Gehlen Catholic
finished 3rd in a time of 1:08.62 - Emily Holtgrewe-Katelin Langel-Bailey Wiltgen-Morgan
Whitehead) 1A girls 100 Meter Hurdles final (Gehlen's Morgan Whitehead finished 2nd in a time
of :15.76) boys 200 Meter Dash final (Le Mars' Robert Ironshell finished 8th in a time of :23.03)
boys 4 X 400 Meter Relay final (2A-KP/WC finished 5th in a time of 3:26.98 -- James Hayden-T.J.
Pucilik-Ray Scheelhaase-William Dougherty) (3A-Le Mars finished 6th in a time of 3:27.74 -- Gabe
Rahn-Chris Hatting-Levi TeBrink-Robert Ironshell)