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Attention Parents/Guardians/Students ELKHART LAKE – GLENBEULAH HIGH SCHOOL ANNOUNCEMENTS Wednesday, October 28, 2020 www.elgs.k12.wi.us ELGHS --- Small School, BIG Results! Stay Healthy – Stay Safe – Practice Social Distancing – PLEASE WEAR A MASK! We’re all in this together! Stay Strong – Resorter Nation! Resorter PRIDE! (Prepared, Respectful, Ingenuity, Determined, Effort, LEADERS!) TODAY, WEDNESDAY: FASFA Virtual Completion Event (register@ www.collegegoalwi.org) (additional dates: 11/4 & 11/11) THURSDAY: DISTRICT WIDE EMERGENCY / WEATHER ALERT TEST (approx. 9:30am) (please see the announcement below) FCCLA Officer’s Mtg – Lunch (Room 403) Girls’ Volleyball vs. Cedar Grove-Belgium (HOME) (6:00pm) (*after the season added game) FRIDAY: Halloween Pops Concert – Friday & Saturday (CANCELLED) FFA Blood Drive Permission Paperwork DUE Girls’ Tennis Team Resorter Bracelet Orders DUE 24th Annual Gingerbread Festival Waelderhaus Entry forms DUE Halloween Costume Contest – Lunch MS Football (HOME) (4:00pm) (rescheduled from 10/22) Football vs. Williams Bay (HOME) (7:00pm) SATURDAY: Happy Halloween! Elkhart Lake Drive-Thru Trick-or-Treating – 4:00 to 6:00pm (EL Fire Station) Daylight Savings – Saturday/Sunday (Turn your clocks back 1 hour – “Fall Back”) SUNDAY: Early Absentee In-person Voting Ends MONDAY: NHS Induction Ceremony (Post-poned – Date TBD) END OF 1ST QUARTER – Monday, November 2nd rd TUESDAY: VOTE!! Tuesday, November 3 (polls are open until 8:00pm) FFA Blood Drive – 11:00am to 4:00pm (@ Anchor Lanes) Covid-19 at Home Symptom Check (updated 8/24/20) - -- - -- - -- - -- - ATTENTION PARENTS/GUARDIANS/STUDENTS: The District will be issuing a TEST of our Emergency/Weather Alert System, TOMORROW, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29TH, at approximately 9:30 A.M. Below is an example of the message that will be sent out to the contact numbers/emails that were provided at registration. Example: “Hello. This is the Elkhart Lake-Glenbeulah School District and this is a test of the Emergency / Weather Alert System. This is only a TEST. If any changes are needed to the contact numbers or emails that receive this message, please notify the appropriate school office. Please note, you will not be able to respond to this message. Thank you!” Parents and Guardians should only contact school if a change is needed to their contact information. We are requesting that if you receive a voice message or text from the school on Thursday, Oct. 29th, PLEASE LISTEN TO OR READ THE MESSAGE BEFORE CALLING SCHOOL, AS MOST LIKELY, IT WILL BE THIS TEST. Thank you for your cooperation! ANNOUNCEMENTS: REMINDER.... 1ST QUARTER ENDS NEXT MONDAY, NOVEMBER 2ND .... Students, please plan accordingly.... ARE YOU 18 YEARS OF AGE OR OLDER?? If you haven’t already done so, please remember to REGISTER TO VOTE!! (www.myvote.wi.gov ) Early Voting (absentee in-person) in Wisconsin opened Tuesday, th st October 20 and ends THIS Sunday, November 1 . You will need to show a photo ID to vote in Wisconsin. DISTRICT CALENDAR CHANGE: Please note that our Board of Education and Administration have made a change to the district calendar. Friday, November 13th is now a VACATION DAY for students and staff - NO SCHOOL! This day will not be made up during this school year. Please note the change and plan accordingly! Thank you! HIGH SCHOOL SCHOOL PICTURES were handed out yesterday to the high school students. If you have any questions about your order, please contact Sara Cote Photography directly (www.saracotephotography.com). Virtual students are welcome to come to the office and pick their packages/ID’s or contact the school and we will put them in the lobby for you (no contact). Retakes are next Thursday, November 4th. VETERAN’S DAY COIN/PENNY WAR (sponsored by the FCCLA) ends NEXT Wednesday, Nov. 4th November is approaching quickly, and Veteran’s Day is right around the corner. Due to the COVID pandemic, we are not able to serve the Veteran’s a nice hot meal this year, so the FCCLA has decided to give back to our Veterans by raising money (Chamber Cash) for the Veterans that usually attend the luncheon, through a coin / penny war. The rules are simple – there are jars in the office: one for each class and one for the staff. To score points for your class, put coins into your jar. To take away points from the other class, put a paper bill into their jars. At the end (Nov. 4th), the team with the most “positive points” will earn free dilly bars. ALSO... the FCCLA will MATCH up to $400 of what is raised! (**UPDATE!! Over $143 has already been collected AND remember the goal is $400 which will be matched by the FCCLA!!) So, if you are feeling generous and want to give back to the Veteran’s that served our country, please participate! Thank you for your support! ELKHART LAKE- GLENBEULAH HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS – Class of 2021... It is time to order your caps/gowns and graduation supplies. ALL ordering of caps/gowns/tassels, announcements, Class of 2021 apparel will done ON-LINE with Jostens this year. Please watch this video for important information. ORDERS are Time Sensitive - so, don’t miss out on the class order! Online ordering is the preferred method for placing your graduation orders…click here! www.jostens.com Simply enter your school name in the upper left corner of the site, click the graduation tab and start browsing! Questions or to place your order by phone…Jostens Service Center (1-800-JOSTENS (567-8367)) Order Deadline: Tuesday, November 10th For general questions, please contact the office. HALLOWEEN Costume Contest!!!! THIS Friday (Oct. 30th) -- BE CREATIVE and Students and Staff are encouraged to wear a costume! A costume contest will take place at LUNCH; winners get prizes! Categories include: Best Homemade; Scariest; Best Pair/Group; Funniest. (Please remember the costumes need to be school appropriate.... ) (check out the posters) HAVE SOME FUN! The RED CROSS BLOOD DRIVE sponsored by the FFA will be held NEXT TUESDAY, November 3, 11:00am to 4:00pm at Anchor Lanes. Remember, anyone 16 years of age or older may donate (minors need parental permission). If you would like to donate, please see Mrs. Arbuckle to sign up for an appointment time AND get the appropriate permission slips. Permission slips are due back to Mrs. Arbuckle by THIS Friday, October 30. Please show off your Resorter Pride and consider supporting the ELGS/HG TENNIS TEAM by purchasing a Resorter Puravida bracelet. Bracelets are made in the school colors and cost $6.00. Click here for a picture of the bracelet and order form. Orders should be returned to the high school or elem/middle school office by THIS Friday, October 30th. Thank you for your support! Plans are underway for the 24th Annual Gingerbread Festival at the Waelderhaus sponsored by the Kohler Foundation. Click here for more information and the entry form. Entry forms are due by Friday, October 30th. PARENT / TEACHER CONFERENCES are scheduled for Thursday, November 12th from 2:00 to 4:00pm and 5:00 to 8:00pm. Please click here for a letter from Mr. Faris about these conferences. If you have any questions, please contact Mr. Faris, Mrs. Bunyea, or the office at (920) 876-33817. Trick or Treat Drive Thru (Elkhart Lake Fire Station) THIS Saturday, October 31st (4:00 - 6:00pm) Click here for the flyer for this fun event! Thank you to all who are sponsoring! HIGH SCHOOL – SCHOOL PICTURES…. Any students who did not have their picture taken on the original picture day, will be able to have it taken on Retake Day, NEXT Wednesday, November 4th. Picture forms can be picked up in the office or ordered on-line at https://saracotephotography.hhimagehost.com/ElkhartLakeSchool. If you questions, please stop in the office. The FFA FRUIT SALE is going on now through Monday, November 9th. If you would like to order fruit, cheese, sausage, nuts or beef jerky, please contact an FFA member or Mrs. Arbuckle (920) 876-3381 (x3232 ) or [email protected]. To see an order form with descriptions and prices, please click here. Delivery will be the first week in December. Thank you for your support! ELKHART LAKE-GLENBEULAH MUSIC DEPARTMENT POINSETTIA SALE! Our music department is again working to bring in renowned artists to work with our students. To help defray the cost of the artists’ residence with us, the district music department is organizing a poinsettia sale. Click here for the order form and pricing. Order forms and money are due to either school office by Monday, November 9th. Pick up will be on the HS stage on Wednesday, December 2nd (3:00 – 6:00pm) or Thursday, December 3rd (3:00 - 6:00pm). If you have any questions, please contact either Ms. Jodi Voss or Mrs. Holly Green. Just a reminder to virtual students to please keep the office up-to-date on appointments during the day, early arrival or departures, family travel, etc. when you are away from your device and not able to log-in to your Google classroom. We are tracking attendance just as if you were in the school building. ALSO, remember to log-on to each class (including ACP) via Google Meet and be checking Google Classroom each day for assignments – whether you are virtual, quarantined, self-isolated, or home sick, but able to attend on-line. Thank you! 2020-21 Resorter Outfitters Apparel for Sale!! The Store has updated their stock and is ready to serve you!! GREAT birthday, Father’s Day, Grandparent or anytime gifts. All items are available on a first come, first serve basis. All Proceeds Benefit the Family, Career and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA) ELGHS Chapter! To see what is available please CLICK HERE.
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