LINCOLN MIDDLE SCHOOL NEWSLETTER
Paul Suminski, Principal April 12, 2019 Randy Steen, Asst. Principal Office: (847) 394-7350 Lincoln Middle School FAX: (847) 394-7358 NO SCHOOL FRIDAY APRIL 19
Principal’s Message . . . Dear Lincoln Families,
Wonder why we encourage families to take a look at the newsletter? This newsletter issue alone contains all of these items:
ICTM—Lincoln places 3rd Grade 8 Great America Permission Slip (this was sent home with students today!) PTO Graduation Activities Flyer! Lincoln PTO is looking for volunteers for Staff Appreciation Week is Coming! their 2019/2020 Executive Board and Committee Chairs Please click on the Ask the Office Ladies . . . When is the last image to see where day for this and that? you can lend a hand ! Got 2Run Registration Special Olympics Announcement Love for Linda Scholarship Student Opportunities MPPD Beat Meeting Legally Blonde, Jr. coming soon MAP Testing continues . . . Online registration for the coming school year opens May 1 Notes from the nurse for incoming 6th
Lincoln is always a busy place, especially during the spring time . . . thanks for reading and keeping your family in the loop! Don’t forget: No School Friday, April 19, 2019!
Paul Suminski
Lincoln Newsletter
MAP TESTING SCHEDULE
Please make every effort to attend school during this testing window.
ONLINE REGISTRATION FOR THE ASK THE OFFICE LADIES . . . 2019-2020 SCHOOL YEAR Question: District 57 will soon begin registration for next What is the last day for Grade 8? school year! Answer: May 28, 2019
Discounted online registration begins Question: May 1 and runs through June 15 What is the last day for the Activity Bus? Access to the online registration portal will be Answer: emailed directly to families May 30, 2019 Parents must have a current email address on file with their school to take part Question: Payment methods are credit card or electronic What is the last day for Grades 6 and 7 check (no cash accepted), for issues regard- Answer: ing payment method contact the accounting May 31, 2019 coordinator at (847) 394-7300, extension 1008 Transportation - Any student registering June 15 or after will be assigned to an existing route/stop and will experience delays in rout- ing/bus pass distribution Registration process, including payment, must be complete in order for teacher assignment and student schedule to be generated
For additional information and student fee sched- ule visit: https://www.d57.org/ registration3702.aspx
Lincoln Newsletter
Students competed in the THE NURSE WANTS YOU Illinois Council of Teachers of Mathematics (ICTM) contest, TO READ THIS IF and our school earned YOU ARE A PARENT OR 3rd place out of 61 schools for the GUARDIAN OF A second contest of the school year! CURRENT 5th GRADER (INCOMING 6th GRADE) !
If you would like to check something off of your Lincoln To-Do List, the health office is accepting health forms for Top Group Score for Lincoln: next year! Physical Two teams tied with the same score! Exams must be dated after August 21, 2018 in order to Tymek C. be valid for the 2019/20 Jack F. school year. Requirements Tommy K. and forms can be found on Ivan L. the district health page at Cole Y. https://www.d57.org/ HealthInformation.aspx Dylan D. Ben L. Maggie M. Jacob P.
Top Individual Score for Lincoln: Dylan D.
Lincoln Middle School Mount Prospect School Dist. 57
700 W. Lincoln Street Phone: (847) 394-7350 Mount Prospect, IL 60056 Home of the Lion’s Pride Fax: (847) 394-7358 FIELD TRIP PERMISSION FORM Dear Parent,
8th grade students will participate in the following field trip: Physics Days at Great America
Date and Time: Wednesday, May 22, 2019 From: 7:45 a.m to 6:00 p.m.
Location of Trip: Six Flags Great America, Gurnee, Illinois
____ Field Trip Fee (without season pass): $43.00 (checks payable to Lincoln Middle School)
____ Field Trip Fee (with season pass): $10.00 (checks payable to Lincoln Middle School) **Please check one.
Please note: this cost does not include lunch. On the day of the trip, your child should be prepared to purchase his/her own lunch and any other food/snacks in the park.
Please sign and return this form along with the field trip payment to
Mrs. Rose/Mrs. Milliken by Friday, April 26, 2018.
I hereby grant permission for my child, ______, to participate in the Six Flags Great America Physics Day Field Trip on Wednesday, May 22, 2019. I also grant permission for my child to travel to and from this activity in transportation arranged for by the school. Lastly, I authorize emergency medical services for my child and understand that I would be notified as soon as possible in the event of a serious injury.
Parent Name: ______Parent Signature: ______
Home Phone: ______Alternate Phone: ______
Emergency Name & Phone: ______
Please describe any medical issues that should be brought to the chaperone’s attention:
------c My child will not attend this field trip.
Student Name: ______Parent Signature: ______Mount Prospect Public School District 57
Parent Notification: Food Use on a Field Trip
The School Wellness and Food Allergy Management Administrative Procedures 2010, state written notification must be given to parents/guardians when food will be consumed on a field trip. This form serves as the required notice.
Day and Date of event: Wednesday, May 22, 2019 Six Flags Great America.
School: Lincoln Middle School
Grade and Teacher: 8th Grade, Mrs. Rose & Mrs. Milliken
Food to be consumed: Students will be allowed to choose a restaurant at Six Flags Great America. Parents will need to provide additional cash the day of the field trip to purchase the lunch and/or snack.
Lesson/Activity: We will be visiting Six Flags Great America for our Physics Day lesson and the students will be having lunch and/or a snack on their own at the park.
*Food allergy students will always and only eat the food provided by their parents......
Please complete and return the bottom portion of the form to the teacher or event coordinator as soon as possible.
Event Coordinator & Activity: Mrs. Rose & Mrs. Milliken, Six Flags Great America Physics Day.
______may purchase a lunch at Six Flags Great America. Child’s Name My child does not have any known food allergies.
______may not purchase a lunch at Six Flags Great America. Child’s Name I (the parent) will provide an alternate snack/lunch for my child.
Please explain:
Parent/Guardian Signature: ______Date: ______
*Food allergy students will always and only eat the food provided by their parents unless given permission by their parents to purchase a lunch.
CLASS OF 2019 Lincoln Middle School 8th Grade Red Carpet Graduation Activities Awards Assembly ~ Tuesday, May 21st - 7-8:30pm, Busse Gym Great America Trip ~ Wednesday, May 22nd Picnic ~ Tuesday, May 28th - 12:15-2:45pm (lunch & activities by PTO) Oscar Party Dance ~ Tuesday, May 28th - 7-9pm, West Gym Graduation Ceremony ~ Wednesday, May 29th - 7pm, PHS Field House
1. One baby picture of your 8th Grader (4x6 or smaller - name on back) Pictures will NOT be returned 2. $15 Activity Fee which covers: Dance, Picnic, Memory Video (cash or check to LMS PTO) 3. Donation Commitment: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/4090E48A5A728ABF49-lincoln 4. Completed Form (below) 5. Food Use Form
Remove this portion and return, in an envelope labeled “Graduation Activities” to advisory by April 30, 2019
Parent / Student Student Name: Information & Donation Parent Name: Commitment Form Due Phone:
April 30th.----> Email: Thank you from your $15 enclosed Baby Picture Enclosed Activities Co-Chairs: (cash or check to LMS PTO) (name on back of photo) Irene Makropoulos & Amy Baltes I will donate supplies and/or help! Food Use Form [email protected] WE WILL BE USING SIGN UP GENIUS...HERE IS THE LINK: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/4090E48A5A728ABF49-lincoln As the school year winds down, the Lincoln PTO is already in the planning stages for 2019-2020 school year. There are numerous opportunities for parental involvement in the PTO. Being involved in the PTO at any level is a tremendous way to be active in your child’s school.
Membership in the PTO is the first step in ensuring that the current PTO sponsored activities remain in place. Parent volunteers are needed for the PTO executive board and committee chairs are needed to preserve activities that the PTO currently offers throughout the school year.
We hope you’ll consider participation in the PTO in one of the following roles.
PTO Executive Board President & Co-President This is a two year commitment beginning with the 2019-2020 school year. Secretary & Treasurer This is a two year commitment. Whomever takes on these roles would need to shadow the current secretary and treasurer at the end of the 2020 school year. Membership
Committee Chairs Dynamite Night – in need a co-chair Winter Activity – we have a chair person & may require a co-chair Cultural Arts – in need of a chair person 7th Grade Activity – covered 8th Grade Activities - covered Staff Appreciation – covered In addition to the Chair & Co-Chair of each committee, parent volunteers are always needed to assist in various capacities for each activity.
Please feel free to reach out to the Lincoln PTO with any questions at [email protected]
Event Info Got2Run . . . For Education 8th Annual Run/Walk to benefit wellness in local schools • 2.62 Mile “Micro-Marathon” Run/Walk • 8K Run (4.97 miles) Race Location: 200 East Sigwalt Street, Arlington Heights, IL 60005 (Across the street from Village Hall) The race will be run in the Scarsdale neighborhood. Registration: Participants • Online: www.signmeup.com/129116 Children, parents, teachers, school administrators, and • Mail: Complete this form and mail to: Northwest Road YO the general public are all encouraged to participate. The UTH Runners, 1006 W. Isabella, Mt. Prospect, IL, 60056 CHIP TE event is promoted to over 200 public and private schools • CH Race Day Morning: 7:00am - 7:45am TIMING! S IRTS!H serving over 120,000 northwest-suburban children. Race Parking at three public garages: Event proceeds of at least $5.00 per participant • Adjacent to the Village Hall (enter off Sigwalt) will be distributed back to the schools or school • Sigwalt & Evergreen (enter off Evergreen) district education foundations to fund activities that • gwalt Si between Vail & Highland (enter off Vail/Highland) encourage wellness. Over $160,000 has been raised Awards: for schools since the inaugural race in 2012. • Top finishers: Prizes will be given to the overall male and female winners in the 2.62, 8K and wheelchair races. Event Host • Youth age groups 19 and under: Prizes will be given to the top 3 finishers in each age and gender category for the 2.62 and 8K races. Awards will be presented at the post-race awards ceremony. • Adult age groups 20 and over: Prizes will be given to Micro-Marathon Northwest Road Runners, Inc. is a local running the top 3 finishers in each age and gender category for club that was established in 2011 for the purpose of the 2.62 and 8K races. Awards may be picked up at the organizing this race for the Northwest Suburbs. Our awards table following the event. Run/Walk goal is to encourage kids (and their parents & teachers) • See website for the list of age categories in each race. to become interested in running as a healthy lifestyle • All participants will receive a 2.62/8K bumper sticker or & choice, not just for this year, but for the rest of their lives. magnet and a 2.62 backpack tag. We are a non-profit 501(c)3 charitable organization. Packet Pick Up: • May Friday, 17th at Runners High-N-Tri, 121 W. Campbell St., Champion Sponsors Arlington Heights, IL 60005 from 10:30am - 7pm. • Day, Race at the registration tent between 7:00am - 7:45am. Race Course: Both the 2.62 and 8K courses have been certified by the USA Track & Field organization. Police and volunteer marshals will staff intersections and direct traffic, but the course will not be completely closed to traffic. Run Race Shirts: All pre-registered participants will receive a short sleeved technical T-shirt (both adult and youth sizes). Saturday, Timing & Results: CHIP TIMING! Course clocks will be May 18, 2019 For more information on the event: located at each mile. Race Results will be posted on race day www.Got2Run.org at the finish line and online at www.Got2Run.org. Start Time 8:00am Be A Sponsor! Safety: • safety For reasons, pets, roller blades, skateboards, and www.Got2Run.org Contact Jeff [email protected] bicycles of any kind will not be allowed in either race. Be A Volunteer! • rollers St will be allowed, but must start behind the runners. Like Us on Facebook! Contact Sue at [email protected] Search for “Got2Run” REGISTRATION FORM Enter online at: www.signmeup.com/129116 Please Check the Box of the School for Which You Are Participating: Event proceeds will be distributed back to the schools or school district education foundations of each Last Name ______First Name ______participant’s choice to fund activities that encourage wellness. At least $5.00 will be donated per participant. (2018 donation was $15.00 per participant.) Please check only one school.
Address ______City ______If you don’t see your school or school district listed, please write it in below. o o o o M o F Public School Districts Riley LaGrange SD 105 Keller Mooseheart School State ______Zip ______Contact Phone ______Sex: Arlington Hts. SD 25 o Tarkington o Ideal o Lakeview o Northridge o Dryden o Twain o Gurrie o Lincoln Prairie Preparatory Email ______Date of Birth ______Age on 5/18/2019______o Greenbrier o Whitman Lake Zurich SD 95 o Link o Our Lady of the o Ivy Hill Community o Isaac Fox o MacArthur Wayside o Olive-Mary Stitt Consolidated SD 59 o Lake Zurich HS o Mead o Plato Academy Event Fees o Patton o Admiral Byrd o May Whitney o Muir o Prince of Peace o South o Brentwood o Middle North o Nerge (Lake Villa) Event registering for: o 2.62 Run/Walk o 8K Run o 2.62 Wheelchair (Unassisted) o Thomas o Clearmont o Middle South o Stevenson o Queen of the Note: Due to course timing restrictions, if you are planning on walking the entire course, please register for the 2.62. o Westgate o Devonshire o Sarah Adams Wood Dale SD 7 Rosary o Windsor o Forest View o Seth Paine o Early Childhood o Quentin Rd. Early Registration Registration Barrington CUSD 220 o Friendship JH o Spencer Loomis Education Center Christian o Arnett C. Lines o Grove JH Mt. Prospect SD 57 o Oakbrook o Quest Academy (thru Sun. May 12 @ 8pm) (after Sun. May 12 @ 8pm) o Barbara B. Rose o Holmes JH o Fairview o Westview o Schaumburg Student - 19 or Under $15 $20 o Barrington HS o John Jay o Lincoln o Wood Dale JH Christian Adult - 20 or over $25 $30 o BMS – Prairie o Juliette Low o Lions Park Woodland SD 50 o St. Alphonsus o BMS – Station o Ridge Family Center o Westbrook o Elementary East Liguori Stroller Rider (Untimed)* $5 $5 o Countryside o Robert Frost New Lennox SD 122 o Elementary West o St. Andrews Wheelchair Pusher (Untimed)† $5 $5 o Grove Avenue o Rupley o Oster-Oakview o Primary Lutheran o Hough Street o Salt Creek o Spencer Trail o Intermediate o St. Anastasia No-shirt option deduct $5 deduct $5 o North Barrington Community NSSEO o Middle Catholic Got2Run Running Hat (Optional) $10 each $10 each o Roslyn Road Consolidated SD 62 o Kirk Public High Schools o St. Anne Catholic o Sunny Hill o Algonquin o Miner o Buffalo Grove o St. Colette Catholic Notes: A $1.50 online transaction fee will be added to each participant registered online (except Stroller Rider or Wheelchair Pusher). Race will be Bensenville SD 2 o Central o Timber Ridge o Cary-Grove o St. Constance held rain or shine. All fees are non-refundable and non-transferable. o Blackhawk Middle o Chippewa Oak Park SD 97 o Crystal Lake Central Catholic *Stroller Rider (Untimed) receives a t-shirt and an untimed bib, but is not eligible to select a school for funds distribution. Stroller Pusher signs up School o Cumberland o Longfellow o Crystal Lake South o St. Emily Catholic o Mohawk School o Early Learning Center Park Ridge SD 64 o Deerfield o St. Francis de Sales as Student or Adult and receives a timed bib. o W. A. Johnson o Forest o Carpenter o Elk Grove o St. Hubert Catholic †Wheelchair Pusher (Untimed) receives a t-shirt and an untimed bib, but is not eligible to select a school for funds distribution. Wheelchair Rider School o Iroquois o Emerson o Glenbrook North o St. James Catholic (Assisted) signs up as Student or Adult, receives a timed bib, and will be placed in Wheelchair Rider division of the 2.62 race. Unassisted Wheelchair o Tioga School o North o Field o Glenbrook South o St. Mary School (B.G.) Community o Orchard Place o Franklin o John Hersey o St. Paul Lutheran participants sign up as Student or Adult, receive a timed bib, and select 2.62 Wheelchair event. Consolidated SD 15 o Plainfield o Jefferson o Lincolnway West o St. Paul of The Race Shirt Selection (Tech Shirts) Make check payable to: o Carl Sandburg JH o South o Lincoln o Maine East Cross o Central Road o Terrace o Roosevelt o Maine South o St. Peter Lutheran Men o S o M o L o XL o XXL “Northwest Road Runners” o Frank C. Whiteley East Maine SD 63 o Washington o Maine West (A.H.) o Gray M. Sanborn o Apollo Plainfield CCSD 202 o Mundelein HS o St. Peter Lutheran Women o S o M o L o XL o XXL o Hunting Ridge o Gemini o Grand Prairie o Niles North (Schaumburg) Mail to: o Jane Addams o Mark Twain Prospect Hts. SD 23 o Niles West o St. Petronille Youth Northwest Road Runners o John G. Conyers o Melzer o Anne Sullivan o Prairie Ridge Catholic (Glen o YS(6-8) o YM(10-12) o YL(14-16) o YXL(18-20) o o 1006 W. Isabella Kimball Hill o Nelson Betsy Ross o Prospect Ellyn) None I’ve deducted $5 from my registration fee o Lake Louise o Stevenson o Eisenhower o Rolling Meadows o St. Raymond o Mt. Prospect, IL, 60056 o Lincoln o Washington o MacArthur o Twp. HSD Catholic Got2Run Running Hat (Limited edition—please indicate o Marion Jordan Hawthorn SD 73 River Trails SD 26 211 (Academy o St. Theresa o Pleasant Hill o Aspen o Euclid South, Conant, Elementary quantities of each color desired at $10 each) o Plum Grove o Dual Language o Indian Grove Fremd, Hoffman o St. Thomas of ______Gray ______White ______Blue JH o Elementary North o River Trails Estates, Palatine, Villanova o Stuart R. Paddock o Elementary South Schaumburg SD 54 Schaumburg) o St. Viator Waiver (Must be signed.) One form per participant, stroller rider, or wheelchair pusher required. o Thomas Jefferson o Middle North o Addams o Stevenson o St. Zachary o Virginia Lake o Middle South o Aldrin o Wheeling Catholic I know that running a road race is potentially hazardous activity, which could cause injury or death. I will not enter and participate unless I am medically able and properly o Walter R. Sundling JH o Townline o Armstrong Private Schools o Westminster trained, and by my signature, I certify that I am medically able to perform this event, and am in good health, and I am properly trained. I agree to abide by any decision of a o Willow Bend Itasca SD 10 o Blackwell o Chicago Futabakai Christian race official relative to any aspect of my participation in this event, including the right of any official to deny or suspend my participation for any reason whatsoever. I attest o Winston Campus o Benson o Campanelli Japanese (A.H.) o The Willows Elementary o Franzen o Churchill o Christian Liberty Academy that I have read the rules of the race and agree to abide by them. I assume all risks associated with running in this event, including but not limited to: falls, contact with other o Winston Campus JH o Peacock o Collins Academy Home School participants, the effects of the weather, including high heat and/or humidity, traffic and the conditions of the road, and all such risks being known and appreciated by me. I Community Kildeer-Countryside o Dirksen o Christ The King o HEART Home understand that bicycles, skateboards, roller skates or roller blades, animals, and personal music players are not allowed in the race and I will abide by all race rules. Having Consolidated SD 21 CCSD 96 o Dooley o East Lake Co-op read this waiver and knowing these facts and in consideration of your accepting my entry, I, for myself and anyone entitled to act on my behalf, waive and release the Got2Run o Cooper o Country Meadows o Einstein Academy o Field o o Eisenhower o For Education event, Northwest Road Runners, Inc., the Village of Arlington Heights, the Road Runners Club of America, schools, school districts, school related parent & Ivy Hall Holy Family o Frost o Kildeer Countryside o Enders-Salk Catholic Academy fundraising groups, event sponsors & vendors, their representatives and successors from all claims or liabilities of any kind arising out of my participation in this event, even o Hawthorne o Prairie o Fairview o Immanuel Lutheran though liability may arise out of negligence or carelessness on the part of the persons named in this waiver. I grant permission to all of the foregoing to use my photographs, o Holmes o Twin Groves o Fox o Jeruselam motion pictures, recordings or any other record of this event for any legitimate purpose. o Kilmer o Willow Grove o Frost Evangelical o London o Woodlawn o Hale Lutheran o Longfellow o Hanover Highlands o Mary Seat of o Poe o Hoover Wisdom Signature: ______Date: ______o All Schools—Proceeds from your participation will be divided amongst all schools (Parent or Guardian Signature if under 18 years) For Official Use Only: represented at the event. ______Other School or School District: (minimum 5 participants to share in event proceeds): Emergency Contact Name o School or School District Name: ______
______Emergency Contact Phone Number RACE NUMBER City: ______Special Olympics is an unbelievable event of athletes coming together and celebrating their abilities and talents. District 57 is once again sending a team, and we hope to see you cheering them on! If you have never attended before please come and join us for a day full of celebration and fun! This year Special Olympics will be at Prospect High School on Sunday, May 5th. Events start around 9:00 a.m. To support our team as a District we will selling Special Olympics spirit wear. The cost of the t-shirts will be $10.00 each. Please follow this link to order.
https://colorburst-screenprinting.ecwid.com/District-57-c34408913
T-shirt orders are due no later than Wednesday, April 17th. Thank you so much for your continued support of our student athletes...we hope to see you there. If you have any questions, please let us know.
Sincerely,
Mrs. Katianne Olson Jenny McGoon [email protected] [email protected] SOAR Special Education Teacher D57 Special Olympics Coordinator
Linda Frahm Scholarship Fund
Mission Statement: To honor the memory of Mrs. Linda Frahm, a Lions Park primary teacher, by providing scholarships to fund learning opportunities for District 57 students to enhance their summer learning. Mrs. Frahm valued exploring the world around us through multicultural lessons, celebrating the unique characteristics of the individual child, and volunteering within the community.
Learning Opportunities Learning opportunities may include (but are not limited to): ● language courses ● summer classes (sciences, math, reading, etc.) ● arts workshops (dance, music, band, etc.) ● sports camps (ice-skating, volleyball, etc.)
Eligibility: ● 2nd - 8th grade District 57 students (as of 2018-19 school year) ● send application to Lions Park School ATTN: Frahm Scholarship Committee by April 26, 2019 at 3:20 pm.
Application 1. Complete the attached form. 2. Student applicant writes a one page letter explaining: a. the learning opportunity & rationale b. his/her own volunteer or community experience(s) c. cost of program/experience d. optional: attach any printed material (brochure, CD, etc..) associated with the camp or program
-Linda Frahm Scholarship Committee Mary Hunt, Sara Murphy, Kim Sloma, Courtney Voss (MPEA)
Linda Frahm Scholarship Fund
Application
Name: ______Grade (in 2018-19):______
Address: ______
______
Parent Email: ______
Parent Phone Number: ______
School: Fairview Lincoln Lions Park Homeroom Teacher: ______
Amount Requested (partial amount may be awarded) : ______
Parent Signature: ______
Student Signature: ______
Directions: 1. Attach one page letter explaining: a. the learning opportunity & rationale b. his/her own volunteer or community experience(s) c. cost of program/experience d. optional: attach any printed material (brochure, CD, etc..) associated with the camp or program 2. Send paper application to: Lions Park School ~ ATTN: Frahm Scholarship Committee by April 26 at 3:20 pm*. 3. Scholarship recipients will be notified by email May 17, 2019. 4. Checks will be distributed to families once proof of registration payment is submitted. Checks usually arrive at the end of the school year (end of May 2019). 5. Questions? E-mail [email protected]
*No late applications will be accepted.
The District 57 Administration Office is pleased to present this information about upcoming events and news from local organizations that serve our community’s children.
Summer Soccer Camps – Begin June 17 – Full & Half Day Develop new skills & enjoy the game of soccer. Program includes lunch, uniform, World Cup, raffle prizes & more. More info, go to https://www.hansasoccer.com
SUMMER CAMPS KIDS LOVE: Galileo Innovation Camps (PreK-5th Grade Camp Galileo returns to St. Peter Lutheran School. Art, science & outdoor fun in Arlington Heights. More info, go to www.galileo-camps.com
Prospect High School Summer Athletic Camps Participate in one of the many youth sports camps at Prospect HS this summer. Visit https://phs.d214.org/trending-phs/ and click on “Summer Camp Schedule” or call 847-718-5233
Mt. Prospect Studio Art Classes for Children Ages 7-14 The Spring session begins April 8th – printmaking and acrylics on canvas. Come join us! A few spots are left. More info, go to www.christinethornton.com
Join Our Magical Unicorn Themed Workshops for Unicorn Month! Unicorn Month is April, and we have special unicorn workshops for kids! Go to our website to view all unicorn workshops! gatheredboutiqueandworkshop.com
Chemists Celebrate Earth Week 2019 Illustrated Poetry Contest Poetry contest for students in Kindergarten through 12th grade. Prizes awarded in 4 Age groups. Deadline April 29th. More info, go to https://chicagoacs.org/Chicago_Section_Community_Activities
Green White Soccer Club Spring TOPSoccer Program Soccer for children with physical or mental disabilities. Saturday mornings at 9am starting April 13th. Registration open. More info, go to www.greenwhitesoccer.org/topsocer
d57’s The Shrimp Strike Back World Competition Fundraiser Support team to compete internationally with an into orbit patented shrimpartment to grow shrimp and feed astronauts! More info, go to www.LMSRobotics.org
Prospect High School Softball Summer Camp Registration Registration for the PHS Softball Summer Camp is now open! Register online. Contact Coach Mackowiak with any questions! Go to https://www.d214.org/summercampreg/
MP Cheer Clinic If you are new to cheer or would like to see what competition cheer is all about – this is the clinic for you! More info, go to www.gompcc.com
April 12, 2019
Mount Prospect School District 57 neither recommends nor endorses these programs. Distribution of information is for the convenience of District 57 students and families and does not imply endorsement by District 57.