Today, May 29th during
3rd period, our TOMS 8th grade students assembled more than 5,400
sandwiches for the homeless. Allen Law, the Sandwich Man Coordinator of
Minnesota, said, “Our donation couldn’t come at a better time”. Typically
their donations decrease in late spring/early summer and they were excited that
5,400 sandwiches could feed the homeless all summer long. Thanks to
Sarah Loechler for coordinating this service project and to all who donated
money to make this event possible.
Friday, May 29, 2015
Incoming 9th graders (for next fall)
UPCOMING Information Meetings:
Volleyball Meeting on Thursday, May 28th 6PM - 7PM in
PLHS Lecture Hall . . . all interested players (9th - 12th grade for this fall)
and parents should plan to attend this meeting to meet the coaches and find out
info on summer opportunities, fall tryouts, clothing orders, etc.
Boys Soccer Meeting on Sunday, May 31st @6:30PM in PLHS
Lecture Hall . . . all interested players (9th - 12th grade for this fall)
and parents should plan to attend this meeting to meet the coaches and find out
info on summer opportunities, fall tryouts, clothing orders, etc.
Girls Soccer Meeting on Sunday, May 31st @8:00PM in
PLHS Lecture Hall . . . all interested players (9th - 12th grade for this
fall) and parents should plan to attend this meeting to meet the coaches and
find out info on summer opportunities, fall tryouts, clothing orders, etc.
Wednesday, May 27, 2015
TOMS LAKER of the Week!
Congratulations LAKER Pride Ticket Winners for the week of May 26th!
6th Grade
Kendall Stewart
Graham Wood
7th Grade
Cole Lundquist
Andrew Skillstad
Jazlyn Cady
8th Grade
Kyle LaGrange
Dalton VanGlist
Dakota BengenTuesday, May 26, 2015
MAY/JUNE Nurses Notes
May/June 2015 Nurses Notes
Annual Health/Emergency Contact Letter
For the 2015-16 school year the Annual Health/Emergency form will
be sent to your home before the end of this school year. Mail or return the form by the first day of
school. Please send it to “attention: health
office” of the school where your student will be attending next fall.
Emergency
Action Plans
If your student has asthma, seizures, diabetes, severe food
allergies or bee sting reactions, we request completion of forms specific to
these conditions annually. They will be
sent home with your student before the end of this school year. Please return them to school next August with
medications and doctor orders, as needed.
End of Year Medication Pick-up
If your child has emergency
medication at school this year (i.e. Epi-pens, inhalers, etc.), we
recommend leaving the medication at school until dismissal time on the last day
of school (June 11th). If
your child has non-emergency medication
at school, you may pick it up any time before school dismissal on June 11th. Medications that are not picked up by June 11th
(dismissal time) will be discarded.
Controlled substances cannot be sent home with
students. Call
your schools Health Office if you wish to make other arrangements.
Medication for Next
School Year
Should your child require medication next fall (including
Tylenol, Ibuprofen, dietary supplements, non-prescription medications, lotions,
etc.), please have your Physician (or licensed prescriber) fill out the front
portion of the medication authorization form (found on the district website) at
your convenience this summer. A parent
or guardian must sign the back of the medication authorization form. If your student had medication and/or
emergency action plans in the health office this year, new forms for next year
will be sent home before the end of this school year.
Summer
Camp Ideas:
Enjoy Summer Break!
Health Services
Monday, May 25, 2015
**SUMMER BAND SIGN-UP – HAPPENING NOW**
We
want to let you know that our annual summer band lesson program is coming your
way. Summer
band is not just for beginners, but a way to get ahead when you have the time
to do it. It's also a great way to keep your skills going over the
summer, when normally you would lose some of the work you put in during the
school year. Many of our Honor Band, Jazz Band and High School Wind
Ensemble students pursue this offer. We offer lessons at all ability
levels from near beginner to advanced/high school level. Even college
students take private lessons, so one is never too old.
We
offer Five 30-minute private lessons for $119. One
lesson/week for Five weeks, starting the week of July 6
through Aug. 6th.
This, of course, breaks down to $23.80/lesson,
which is a bargain when compared to the retail price of $25-$30/lesson with
most teachers!
HOW TO SIGN UP?
All Registration for Intermediate Summer
Band Lessons is now ONLINE!
Registration is available starting May 4,
2015
Go to the Community Education Website:
For Questions about Intermediate Summer
Band Registration Contact: bmelody@priorlake-savage.k12.mn.us
All our licensed staff are qualified to
teach each instrument, however each of us do have specialties:
Brian Melody – Saxophones
Dagan Hanson – Oboes
Kristin Knoble Clarinets
Keith Koehlmoos – Euphonium/Tuba
Tom Case – Trumpet
THE LESSON TIMES ARE FIRST-COME,
FIRST-SERVE!
If you are interested in summer band lessons, or
just have more questions, do not hesitate to contact any of the PL/S Band
Directors.
Summer
Kids' Company/The Wave Students: Please choose a morning lesson time. Field
trips will NOT be planned around afternoon lessons and students/families
will need to choose to miss lessons or field trips. Kids' Company/The Wave staff
will not stay back for students that choose the afternoon lessons.
Thanks for a great school year, and we look
forward to seeing this summer!
-Brian Melody, Dagan Hanson, Kristin Knoble, Keith
Koehlmoos, Justin Schramm, Tom Case-Adjunct Faculty
Prior Lake/Savage
Summer Band Directors
Friday, May 22, 2015
Memorial Day School Assembly
Prior Lake
VFW Post Commander Ed Speiker spoke to middle school students about his
experiences serving in Vietnam, the meaning of Memorial Day and about Prior
Lake’s plans to honor veterans with a parade and service Monday morning. The
three VFW Patriot’s Pen winners also read their essays during the school
assembly. Congratulations to Rachel Berger, Kayli Elvin, Ellen Rausch, and Maddy Mjoen.
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Wednesday, May 20, 2015
Twin Oaks Health Office
Any
medications brought to the health office this year for your student will need
to be picked up by 3:00 p.m. on June 11th.
Non-emergency medications (i.e. Tylenol, etc.) may be picked up earlier
than June 11th. Controlled medications
cannot be sent home with middle school students.
Should your
child require medication for the next school year (including Tylenol,
Ibuprofen, Motrin, dietary supplements, non-prescription medications, lotions,
etc.), please have your physician (or
licensed prescriber) fill out the front portion of the medication
authorization form (found on the
district website) at your convenience this summer. A parent or guardian must sign the
back of the medication authorization form.
If your
student had medication and/or emergency action plans in the health office this
year, new forms for next year will be sent home with your student before the end of this school year.
Have a
healthy, enjoyable summer.
Health
Services
TOMS LAKERS of the Week!
Congratulations LAKER Pride Ticket Winners for the week of May 18th!
6th Grade:
Sydney Danielson
Kendall Stewart
7th Grade:
Megan McCarthy
Zak Jones
Jazlyn Cady
8th Grade:
Anna Stone
Jack Plaisted
Samayo Mohammed
Monday, May 18, 2015
7th Grade Science
7th grade students at Twin Oaks Middle School had
the opportunity to learn about reptiles from The MN Herpto,official Society of
Minnesota. This was a great opportunity for students to learn about adaptations and how these species fit into their
ecosystems.
Thursday, May 14, 2015
MS Activities Afternoon CANCELLED
Middle School Activities Afternoon tomorrow, Friday, May 15th has been cancelled due to low participation.
Swim /Dive Team 2015-16
Tuesday, May 19th informational meeting for any athlete
interested in being on the swim/dive team next year. The meeting with be held in the Lecture Hall at the high school, starting at 6:30 pm.
Wednesday, May 13, 2015
TOMS LAKERS of the Week!
Congratulations LAKER Pride Ticket Winners for the week of May 11th!
6th Grade:
Savannah Grovenburg
Ashtun Alstad
7th Grade:
Sam Thompson
McKenize Weimerskirch
Jazlyn Cady
8th Grade:
Ellen Rausch
Anna Stone
Dalton VanGlist
Middle School Activities Afternoon
6th, 7th, & 8th Grade Combined Activities Afternoon
Friday, May 15th from 2:30-4:00pm at Hidden Oaks
Click here for permission slip to be signed and returned to school.
Friday, May 15th from 2:30-4:00pm at Hidden Oaks
Click here for permission slip to be signed and returned to school.
Monday, May 11, 2015
Hat Day- May 13th!
Bring $2 on Wednesday to wear a hat and help raise money for
our TOMS sandwich project to help feed the homeless
We
are hoping to make 5,000 sandwiches to donate to the homeless of MN and need to
raise $1000 more dollars to make our goal.
Please
help us by bringing $2 to school on Wednesday May 13th to wear a
hat. We will have representatives in
each grade level pod area to collect your money before school that morning and
stamp your hand.
Tonight—Monday
May 11th is our Freddy’s fundraiser. Eat at Freddy’s tonight and
mention TOMS and we will get 15% of the proceeds
Thursday
May 14th is our Buffalo Wild Wings fundraiser. Eat at Buffalo Wild
Wings Thursday and mention TOMS. We will get 10% of the proceeds
Go
to www.gofundme.com/TOsandwichproject
and donate directly on this secure site.
You can also post this to your social media accounts to help raise
money.
Wednesday, May 6, 2015
TOMS LAKERS of the Week!
Congratulations LAKERS Pride Ticket Winners for the week of May 4th.
6th Grade:
Kelsey Wick
Callie Paul
7th Grade:
Maria Barnard
Peyton Dahlquist
Sam Klinger
8th Grade:
Joey Cheng
Jacob Borchardt
Corey McNally
Tuesday, May 5, 2015
FACS Class
I would like to thank the guest speakers and volunteers who
have been in the family and consumer science classes this year! Their
expertise helps enhance the FACS classes.
Officer Maureen O’Hehir who speaks to all 6th
grade classes about school safety and bully prevention. She also talks
about decisions and responsibilities in our 7th grade consumer
education unit.
Janeen Peterson, ISD 719 Food Service Director who recently
spoke to 7th graders about healthy food choices.
Pam Scepaniak who volunteers during the 7th grade
machine sewing unit.
Dot Berggren who organized quilting friends to volunteer in
the 7th grade sewing unit.
Click Here to view sewing project samples.
Thank YOU!
Nicole McMahon, Twin Oaks FACS Teacher
Monday, May 4, 2015
"Support the Sandwich Project"
We will be having several donation nights where the following
local businesses will donate to our upcoming sandwich project to help feed the
homeless. Please consider coming out to support our cause!
Wednesday May 6 from 4-8 pm at Davanni’s in Savage (if you mention
TOMS, they will donate 20% of the proceeds)
Monday May 11th from 4-8 pm Freddy’s in Savage (if you
mention TOMS, they will donate 15% of the proceeds)
Thursday May 14th from 3-10pm at Buffalo Wild Wing’s in
Savage (if you mention TOMS, they will donate 10% of the proceeds)
If you can’t make it to any of these nights, but would still like
to donate, please go to www.gofundme.com/TOsandwichproject
to learn how you can help. If you are interested in volunteering on
May 29 for our sandwich making assembly, please contact Sarah Loechler at
226-0573 or at sloechler@priorlake-savage.k12.mn.us
Friday, May 1, 2015
LAKER Honor Choir
Prior Lake -Savage Middle School Lake Honor Choir and Vocal Guests Hill Harmonics
Presents:"A Night Of Song"
Click here for more information.
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