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Tentative 2021 – 2022 School Year Porter Planner TENTATIVE 2021 – 2022 SCHOOL YEAR PORTER PLANNER LOCKPORT TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT 205 Main Telephone Number 815-588-8000 STUDENT NAME (PLEASE PRINT) STUDENT ID # I have received a Porter Planner for the 2021 - 2022 School Year, which contains Lockport Township High School Policies and Procedures. Your signature (electronic through online enrollment or physical signature on document) indicates your receipt of the Porter Planner and your agreement to the following USER and PARENT/GUARDIAN STATEMENT OF UNDERSTANDING. Record of your signed agreement will be held in our student management system. Policies and Procedures are subject to change. An electronic copy is also available at www.lths.org. USER STATEMENT OF UNDERSTANDING I will abide by the Technology Acceptable Use Policy for school Network and Internet access. I further understand that any violation of the regulations above is unethical and may constitute a criminal offense. I am also aware that should I commit any violation, my access privileges may be revoked, and school disciplinary action and/or appropriate legal action may be taken. In consideration for using the District's Network and Internet connection and having access to public Networks, I hereby release the School District and its Board Members, employees, and agents from any claims and damages from my use, or inability to use the school Network and Internet. PARENT / GUARDIAN STATEMENT OF UNDERSTANDING I have read the Technology Acceptable Use Policy for the school Network and Internet access. I accept financial responsibility for the actions of my child and agree to compensate Lockport Township High School District 205 for any losses, costs, or damages, including reasonable attorney fees incurred by the District relating to, or arising out of any breach of this policy and/or procedures by my child. I understand that access is designed for educational purposes and that Lockport Township High School District 205 has taken precautions to eliminate controversial material. However, I also recognize it is impossible for the District to restrict access to all controversial and inappropriate materials. I will hold harmless the District, its employees, agents, or Board members, for any harm caused by materials or software obtained via the Network or Internet. I accept full responsibility for supervision if and when my child's use is not in a school setting. I have discussed the terms of this Policy with my child. I hereby request that my child be allowed access to the school Network and the Internet. LOCKPORT TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT 205 Main Telephone Number 815-588-8000 BOARD OF EDUCATION Dick Ives Lou Ann Johnson Michael Lewandowski Ann Lopez-Caneva Zyan Navarra Veronica Shaw Ed.D. Michael Travis HISTORICAL STATEMENT OF DISTRICT In 1830, the first settlers came to Lockport. On what is now Division Street, just east of Grandview Avenue, the first school classes were held in a log cabin. Although the exact location of this first school house is uncertain, the first village school was built in 1839 on the northeast corner of Eighth and Hamilton Streets. In 1857, the first high school was built. This building, constructed of stone and having a four-sided clock tower on the roof, housed both grade and high school classes. After a fire destroyed the school building on August 10, 1896, classes were held in churches and other temporary buildings until March 1897, when a new school was ready. This combined grade and high school continued until 1909, when Lockport High School was opened. In 1910, the high school was accredited by the North Central Association. Since the time of the dedication, two major additions have been made to the Central High School, one in 1930 and one in 1953. With these additions, the high school has literally grown around the block to Twelfth, Jefferson, Thirteenth, and Madison Streets. In 1963, Lockport West High School opened as a four-year high school, and in 1964, Lockport Township High School - East Campus opened for freshmen and sophomores. Juniors and seniors attended Lockport Township High School - Central Campus, located at Twelfth and Jefferson Streets. Three Lockport High School attendance centers were in School District 205. Included in this district were Lockport and Homer Townships and a small part of DuPage Township; plus the villages of Bolingbrook, Crest Hill, Romeoville, and the City of Lockport. In 1971, disannexation took place and District 205 was separated into two districts. The Lockport Central and East campuses remained in District 205. Lockport West High School became District 211. District 205 now consists of Homer Township, part of Lockport Township, and a very small part of DuPage Township. In the spring of 1995, the communities within District 205 passed a $34 million referendum to increase the size of and remodel the interior of Lockport East, renovate selected areas of Lockport Central, and upgrade and expand the technology resources and infrastructure at both campuses. Beginning with the 1997-98 school year, Lockport Township High School - East Campus became the attendance center for sophomores, juniors, and seniors while Lockport Township High School - Central Campus became a Freshman Center. The students and staff of District 205 sincerely appreciate our communities’ continued support for and commitment to quality education. DISTRICT OFFICE 1323 East Seventh Street Lockport, Illinois 60441 815-588-8100 ADMINISTRATION Robert McBride, Jr., Ed. D., Superintendent Lorie Cristofaro, Assistant Superintendent for Curriculum and Instruction Anthony J. Cundari, Assistant Superintendent for Personnel Stefanie L. Croix, Director of Business Services Janine Wheeler, Director of Development/Public Relations William J. Thompson, Director of Facilities Management Matthew R. Dusterhoft, Director of Technology Angela A. Huntington, Ed. D., Director of Special Education Susan M. Kleffman, Director of Community Wellness Center Michael Dwyer, Director of Athletics Brian Lessner, Director of Activities David Niedospial, Director of Transportation EAST CAMPUS 1333 East Seventh Street Lockport, Illinois 60441 EAST CAMPUS John Greenan, Ed. D., Principal Matthew J. Bartley, Assistant Principal Jennifer Webb-Rea, Ph. D., Assistant Principal DEANS OF STUDENTS Travanna Green Thomas Kurzawski Brian Lessner Ryan Russell Daniel T. Starkey East Attendance 588-8320 East Registrar 588-8354 East Bookstore 588-8395 East Dean 588-8330 East Guidance 588-8350 East Principals Office 588-8304 East Nurse 588-8380 East Media Center 588-8446 Activities 588-8235 East Faculty Services 588-8390 Athletics 588-8150 Math 588-8479 Art 588-8574 Choral 588-8534 College & Career Applications 588-8453 Band 588-8494 English 588-8563 Physical Education 588-8419 World Languages and Cultures 588-8532 Science 588-8519 Social Studies 588-8587 ROTC 588-8469 Special Education 588-8484 Community Wellness Center 588-8400 Student Services 588-8140 Transportation 834-4430 CENTRAL CAMPUS 1222 South Jefferson Street Lockport, Illinois 60441 CENTRAL CAMPUS Kerri A. Green, Ed. D., Principal Patricia A. Surman, Assistant Principal DEANS OF STUDENTS Jason Ozbolt Ryan Visser Central Attendance 588-8220 Central Registrar 588-8250 Central Bookstore 588-8295 Central Deans 588-8230 Central Guidance 588-8250 Central Principals 588-8203 Central Nurse 588-8280 Central Media Center 588-8677 Activities 588-8235 Central Faculty Services 588-8290 Athletics 588-8150 Math 588-8663 Art 588-8623 Choral 588-8675 College and Career Applications 588-8453 Band 588-8669 English 588-8657 Physical Education 588-8643 World Languages and Cultures 588-8532 Science 588-8651 Social Studies 588-8587 ROTC 588-8612 Special Education 588-8484 Transportation 834-4430 Student Services 588-8140 DEPARTMENT CHAIRS AND PHONE NUMBERS College and Career Applications Courtney Oxley-Turner 588-8453 English Department Andrea Cobbett 588-8563 Guidance Department Grant Ferkaluk 588-8361 Math Department Marissa Chovanec 588-8479 Physical Education Todd Elkei 588-8419 Science Department Richard Fullriede 588-8519 Social Studies Margo Singletary-Timm 588-8587 Special Services Department Joshua Oster 588-8146 Visual and Performing Arts Department Brian Covey 588-8494 World Languages and Cultures Department Anne Lee 588-8532 LOCKPORT LOYALTY FIGHT, FIGHT, FIGHT FOR LOCKPORT HIGH, FIGHT ON TO VICTORY. WE WILL BACK YOU ALL THE WAY, FIGHT FOR OLD LTHS RAH, RAH, RAH, MAROON AND WHITE FOR YOU WE STAND, FIGHT ON TO GREATER FAME. WE STAND TO SHOW OUR LOYALTY, SO WIN THIS GAME! MISSION STATEMENT Lockport Township High School District 205 will create a nurturing and challenging environment in which all students achieve success, develop personal responsibility, and become lifelong learners. We will promote a partnership with students, parents, businesses, and community; utilize effective teaching methods and current technology; and provide quality, comprehensive academic, career, and extracurricular experiences. PHILOSOPHY Lockport Township High School District 205 believes that: 1. A quality education is essential to a democratic society. 2. Students reach their full potential through the cooperative efforts of the school, community, and family. 3. Education is a lifelong process that provides the foundation upon which success is built. 4. Students need to learn to be adaptable in a changing world. 5. Students will be educated in an environment that fosters dignity and self-esteem. 6. Respect for others and personal responsibilities are essential for creating a productive learning
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