October 2015 - Arizona Lutheran Academy

ARIZONA LUTHERAN ACADEMY
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OC T OBE R 2015
6036 South 27th Avenue
Phoenix, AZ 85041
phone 602.268.8686
fax 602-243-1353
ALAcoyotes.org
MARK THESE DATES
October 3
3 on 3 Basketball Tournament
October 11-17
Homecoming Week
October 11
Fall Concert, 3pm
October 13
Class ring orders taken, 7:30am
October 14
PSAT/NMSQT test, morning
October 15
Volleyball matches & Pink Out!
4, 5 & 6pm
October 16
Coyote for a Day
Tailgate Supper, 4:30-6:30pm
Carnival, 5:30-8:30pm
Football game, 7pm
Well Done
Principal Kurt Rosenbaum
“The total proceeds for the first two days
were $9.75. The total proceeds for the entire
month were $275.30. Expenses were
$114.03.” (Quoted from program of the
dedication of the current ALA property and
building, 1/11/87, p. 19.)
expanded later to continue support for ALA.
Over the years, hundreds of dedicated
volunteers and a few paid staff members
kept the store open, receiving donations and
selling goods, all out of love for a school and
living for an Audience of One.
Though these numbers are in 1970 dollars
($275 = $1712 in 2015), one still wonders
how something so seemingly insignificant
could accomplish much of anything.
About five years ago, circumstances in the
neighborhood around the Thrift Store and
the growth of large chain operations for
second-hand items brought about a marked
drop in activity, and the Board that oversees
this business determined eventually that it
was no longer feasible to continue
operations. The Thrift Store will close its
doors after business on Wednesday,
September 30, 2015, nearly forty-five years
after its first day of sales.
These statements summarize the beginning
of operation of the HELP Foundation Thrift
Store, the beginning of a dream that was to
be Arizona Lutheran Academy. A group of
mothers desiring a Lutheran high school
option for their elementary school children
considered running garage sales, but the
stakes were raised when the Thrift Store
opened its doors on December 1, 1970, in a
small shop on Van Buren near 15th Avenue.
In the first fifteen years of its operation, the
Thrift Store contributed nearly $500,000
(1970’s and 1980’s money) to the opening
and running of ALA!
We take a moment to reflect on the wonder
of those years and to thank God for his
marvelous blessings through that
institution. We cannot identify by name all
the many Christian people who donated tens
of thousands of hours and countless items
for sale since 1970, but collectively we offer
them our hearty and sincere thanks.
October 17
Alumni Flag Football, 10am
Homecoming Dance, 7pm
Eventually the store moved to
larger quarters on 59th Avenue
near Thomas, a building owned
by the Foundation and
October 19
No School
It’s a PINK OUT!
Gaining Ground is a fund drive that will help ALA
Plan ahead and wear PINK to the
volleyball matches on October 15.
There will be contests and drawings—
all in support of families who have
been affected by breast cancer. We ask
that no slogans be worn, just wear
pink!
buy land, build, and reduce debt. It is clear that God
is moving the hearts of many people in support of
Gaining Ground. We are humbled and thankful that
God is blessing our campaign through his people.
Because so many of you have responded with gifts
of love, we are in the process of purchasing the 3.6
acres of land north of our campus.
October 25
ALA Sunday at Paradise Valley
Parent/Teacher Conferences,
3-5pm
October 27
Volleyball Senior Night
October 29-31
MLC Focus on Ministry trip
October 30
Football, Cross Country & Cheer
Senior night
1970 • The HELP Foundation Thrift Store • 2015
Well done, good and faithful servants!
NEW this year! We will have
strawberry milk (Danzeisen Dairy) and
strawberry ice cream (Scooptacular)
for purchase during the games. All
donations collected will be given to the
Side-Out Foundation.
We will continue to promote Gaining Ground for
two more months, so there is still time for you to
pray and ask God how you can be a part of our
vision for the future. Our students still need your
support as we serve them with the message of the
Gospel.
Please visit ALAcoyotes.org/land or contact Doug
Meyer at 602-626-0084 with any questions.
POINTS OF INTEREST
Noon Salute on 94.5
Be sure to listen to our very
own A Cappella choir sing
the National Anthem on
KOOL FM 94.5 at noon each
day during the week of
October 12-18. You can
also encourage out-of-town
family and friends to listen
online. Stay tuned to find
out if our choir is chosen as
the week’s winner—our
music program could win
$1000!
Homecoming Spirit Days
Mon: Twister Day/Crazy
Day for gr.10-12; Nerd Day
for gr. 9
Tues: Emerald City Day
Wed: Poppy Fields Day
(pajama day)
Thu: Theme Day - Wizard
of Oz
Fri: School Colors/School
Spirit Day
Staff News
 Thanks once again to Mr.
Fryberger who continued
more than two months
past his planned
retirement date to bridge
the gap to his
replacement. His last day
is now planned for
October 16.
 Welcome to Mr. Barry
Preston, our new
building and grounds
supervisor! Barry is here
alone for the first several
months and is eagerly
awaiting the arrival of his
family around the New
Year, Lord willing.
 Ms. Andrea Oppermann
is running a marathon in
Wisconsin during the
first weekend of October.
It’s her first such attempt
and we wish her well.
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o m e c o m i n g 2015
FALL CONCERT
Sunday, October 11 at 3pm in the ALA gym
 Invite family and friends to this free
concert!
VOLLEYBALL
Thursday, October 15 - It’s a Pink Out!
 Freshmen vs. North Pointe Prep 4pm
 JV vs. Valley Lutheran 5pm
 Varsity vs. Valley Lutheran 6pm
TAILGATE SUPPER
Friday, October 16
4:30-6:30pm in the ALA courtyard
Tailgate Menu:
Sweet Baby Ray's pulled pork sandwich, plus
three favorite picnic side dishes, lemonade or
water, and cookies.
Pre-order your tickets online by October 14.
Tickets at the gate will cost more
 Adult meal: $7
 Kids' Slider meal: $4
The ALA Boosters are raising funds to
purchase another hydration station for our
campus.
FOOTBALL GAME
Friday, October 16 at 7 pm vs. Antelope
 Catch the Coyote spirit with Pep Band and
Cheer!
 At halftime, we will feature our ALA
Homecoming Royalty and an ALA
Cheer performance!
Alumni Flag Football
New this year! 5-on-5 flag football at 10am.
Alumni can register online.
Homecoming Dance
Saturday, October 17, 7-10pm
 Students may purchase tickets at school.
 A guest form must be completed for any
invited guest who is not an ALA student.
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Help is needed at home games and concerts. Reserve your date for selling tickets, helping
with parking, or working concessions.
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Become a food server. You’ll need a food handler card, but you can complete that online.
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It's time to join the Homecoming volunteer crew! Over 35 volunteers are needed.
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Find all the links you need at ALAcoyotes.org in the Top News section.
Scrip updates
ShopwithScrip & ScripNow!
Looking for an easier way to purchase Scrip
and earn rebates? Check out the online arm of
our Scrip program, ShopwithScrip.com.
ShopwithScrip allows you to place orders for
plastic cards that will be sent home with your
students. Even better, you can reload many
existing cards and order ScripNow! eCards
that you can print right at your computer. You
can also send an eCard to someone via email!
You can do all this without sending money to
school. Just sign up for PrestoPay which debits
your checking or savings account. Details are
at ShopwithScrip.
Do you have a smart phone?
Visit MyScripWallet.com in your browser and
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Friday, October 16
5:30-8:30pm west side of the football field/on
the softball outfield
 $10 wristband for football game
admission and unlimited carnival action,
pre-purchase online or at the gate
Parent volunteers are needed!
MyScripWallet & ScripNow!
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KIDS’ CARNIVAL
reload and purchase ScripNow! eCards right
there. You can even redeem the ScripNow
eCards from your phone. It's such an easy way
to earn rebates for your tuition account!
And remember, if you don't need the rebates
for your tuition assistance, you can donate
them to another student, the ALA tuition
assistance fund, or even request them as a
cash rebate to you. Visit ALAcoyotes.org/Scrip
for complete details!
A final note about Fry’s
Fry's has decided once again to discontinue
supporting our school through fundraising gift
cards. ALA will be able to purchase them
until November 14. We will stock up on these
cards as much as our cash flow will allow. We
urge you to stock up on your end as well if you
are a Fry's shopper.
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C O N N E C T I O N S
Guidance at a Glance
Seniors
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Horatio Alger Scholarship
Finalize your college choices. To which
colleges will you apply? Do you have at
least two on your list? Ideally, you will
apply to several colleges to keep your
options open.
Prepare your college applications.
Most applications are done online.
Request all needed transcripts through
Parchment (see article on Parchment).
Register to take or retake any tests
that are required or recommended by
the colleges on your list, such as ACT,
SAT or SAT Subject Tests.
Take any necessary tests and have
your scores sent to colleges.
Complete the CSS/Financial Aid
PROFILE if it is required by any of
your selected colleges. The FAFSA, the
federal college financial aid
application, will be available after
January 1, 2016.
If you are a senior who plans to attend
college next fall and you can
demonstrate critical financial need,
research this scholarship at
scholars.horatioalger.org. The
deadline to apply is October 25.
College information sessions
If you are interested in exploring
Brown, Columbia, Cornell, Rice or the
University of Chicago, there is an
information session in the Phoenix area
on Thursday, October 8. For more
information and to RSVP, go to
exploringeducationalexcellence.org.
Johns Hopkins University will have an
info session on October 7 at 7pm at the
Hilton Phoenix Airport. RSVP at
apply.jhu.edu/explore.
National Portfolio Day
If an art or design school is of interest,
plan on attending National Portfolio
Prudential Spirit of Community
Day at Mesa Community College on
Awards Program
Saturday, December 5, noon to 4pm.
Grades 5-12
A poster about the event is posted in the
Deadline - November 3, 2015
ALA media center. This event is free, is
This contest is to recognize students in
open to the public, and does not require
grades 5-12 who have contributed
through volunteer service. Find out more registration. Go to portfolioday.net to
find our more about what you should
and apply at nassp.org/spirit. ALA can
include in your portfolio, what schools
nominate only one students. Once
plan to attend, and what you can expect
chosen for our school, we will nominate
that applicant for the state-level judging. from the day.
NATIONAL TEST DATES
Test
ACT
Test Date
Oct 24, 2015
Dec 12, 2015
Feb 6, 2016
April 9, 2016
June 11, 2016
Registration Deadline
Sept 18, 2015
Nov 6, 2015
Jan 8, 2016
March 4, 2016
May 6, 2016
Late Registration (w/late fee)
Sept 19-Oct 2, 2015
Nov 7–20, 2015
Jan 9–15, 2016
March 5–18, 2016
May 7–20, 2016
actstudent.org
SAT
Oct 3, 2015
Nov 7, 2015
Dec 5, 2015
Jan 23, 2016
March 5, 2016
May 7, 2016
June 4, 2016
Sept 3, 2015
Oct 9, 2015
Nov 5, 2015
Dec 28, 2015
Feb 5, 2016
April 8, 2016
May 5, 2016
Sept 22, 2015
Oct 27, 2015
Nov 23, 2015
Jan 12, 2016
Feb 23, 2016
April 26, 2016
May 25, 2016
sat.collegeboard.org
Please include ALA’s high school code—030262—on all test registration.
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October 14, 2015, 8:15am
Sophomores and juniors who signed
up for the PSAT will be taking the test
this month at ALA. Students have been
offered a paper study guide (free from
Collegeboard), and there are still some
available in the office.
On the day of the test, students must
arrive at school on time, go to
homeroom, and then report to the gym
for the test.
Refer to the study guide, or go online
to collegeboard.org/psat, for further
information about test expectations.
Parent/Teacher Conferences
Conferences for parents of all students
are planned for the end of the first
quarter on Sunday, October 25, from
3-5pm. Teachers will be available in
their classrooms or another
designated location to meet with
parents one-on-one. There are no
appointments made.
YoungArts
Artists in grades 10-12 can apply to
this program by October 16 at
youngarts.org/apply. There are
monetary awards, opportunities to
take classes around the country,
inclusion in the Student List Service
for colleges to identify and recruit
talented students, and the chance to be
recognized as a U.S. Presidential
Scholar in the Arts. If you are
interested in theater, visual arts,
design, dance, writing, music, and
more (see the full list online), you may
want to consider applying. The
deadline is approaching so do it now!
Requesting Transcripts
ALA transcripts are requested via
Parchment at parchment.com. A
$3.50 Parchment fee will apply for
each request.
Please keep in mind that your tuition
account must be current. If it is not, the
Parchment fee cannot be returned to
you and the request will be held. If you
are not certain, you may contact the
ALA Financial Office at
[email protected] or 602-2688686 ext. 13.
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October 2015
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Ordering Graduation Cap & Gown
It may seem early, but it is time to get started on plans for that important
day: 2016 graduation!
Information about caps and gowns and formal announcements will be
presented to all seniors at lunchtime on October 22, with orders taken on
November 12 before the school day. All seniors must order a gown at this
time—please plan for around $50 for the cap and gown. Purchase of
announcements or any other graduation items is optional.
Thursday
Friday
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4PM A FrVB @ Gilbert
Christian
6PM H VB vs ASU Prep
Saturday
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4PM A CC @ Desert
Twilight (Grande Sports
Complex, Casa Grande,
AZ)
7PM A FB @ Phoenix
Christian
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10AM 3 on 3
Basketball Tournament
@ ALA
The 2016 class verse has been chosen.
God has said, “Never will I leave you; never will I forsake you.”
So we say with confidence, “The Lord is my helper; I will not be afraid.
What can man do to me?”
Hebrews 13:5b-6
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A VB @ Phoenix Country
Day JV5/V6
12:15-1PM Whitworth
University on campus
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H VB vs Gila Bend JV5/V6
4PM H Fr VB vs Cortez
6PM H JV FB Vs Tonopah
Valley
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Chapel - Pastor Hein
A VB @ Anthem Prep
4PM A CC @ Rancho
JV5/V6
Solano (Rose Mofford Park)
6:15-7:45PM A Cappella &
Sol Singers Practice
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7PM A FB @ Tonopah
Valley
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3PM Fall Concert
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TWISTER DAY (crazy
day for gr. 10-12)
NERD DAY (gr.9)
12:15PM Colorado
Christian on campus
5PM Board of Directors
meeting
6PM A JV FB @
Antelope
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EMERALD CITY DAY
A VB @ North Pointe Prep
Fr4/JV5/V6
7:30AM Herff Jones ring
orders taken -
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POPPY FIELDS DAY
(Pajama Day)
8:15AM PSAT test
administration at ALA
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SCHOOL SPIRIT DAY
End of Quarter One
8:30AM A CC @ Chandler
Prep Invite (Crossroads
Park)
12:15PM Coyote for a Day
(8th grade visit day)
4:30-6:30PM
Homecoming Tailgate
5:30-8:30PM
Homecoming Carnival
6PM Pep Band - FB game
7PM Sol Singers - FB Ntl
Anthem
7PM H FB vs Antelope
(Homecoming)
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10AM Alumni Flag
Football
7-10PM Homecoming
Dance
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WIZARD OF OZ THEME
DAY
12:15PM Grand Canyon
University on campus
4PM H FrVB vs North Pointe
Prep
H VB vs Valley Lutheran
JV5/V6 PINK OUT!
HOMECOMING THEME:
There’s no place like HOMECOMING!
Homecoming Week
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NO SCHOOL
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12:15PM Dordt College on 6:15-7:45PM Sol Singers
campus
Practice
4PM A Fr VB @ Valley
Christian
6PM H JV FB vs
Scottsdale Christian
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ALA Sunday Paradise Valley,
Phoenix
3-5PM
Parent/Teacher
Conferences for all
students
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6PM A JV FB @ Valley H VB vs Glendale Prep
Christian
JV5/V6 (Senior Night)
6:15-7:45PM A Cappella
Practice
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12:15PM Cap & Gown
7PM A FB @ Scottsdale
ACT test date (not at
presentation for ALL seniors Christian
ALA)
4PM A CC @ Tempe Prep
(Evelyn Hallman Park)
A VB @ Florence Tournament
4PM H FrVB vs Gilbert
Christian
5PM H JVVB vs North
Pointe Prep
6PM H VB vs Ajo
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Chapel - Pastor Herrmann
A VB @ Phoenix Christian
JV5/V6
11AM-2PM LES grades 1-4
Kickball Mixer
6:15-7:45PM Sol Singers
Practice
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11AM A CC Sectional @ Reformation Day
Crossroads Park
6PM Pep Band - FB game
7PM H FB vs ASU Prep
(Senior Night FB/CC/
Cheer)
MLC Focus on Ministry Trip - New Ulm, MN
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C O N N E C T I O N S
Homecoming week information – 2015
Dear ALA parents and students,
Homecoming is always a special time at ALA. It provides the opportunity to build friendships, show
school spirit, and develop school pride. The ALA student council has planned a wide variety of
activities for the homecoming week and weekend.
Friday, October 16, features a special day for eighth grade students to come and experience ALA. In
the afternoon they will join the ALA students for chapel at 12:40 and a pep rally at 2:25.
There is a separate Homecoming Planner/Calendar posted on the Parent Resource page of
ALAcoyotes.org. The planner has been given to all students also. There are many ways for students
to get involved: help with the wall decorations, participate in dress-up days, help with the skit, be
loud at the pep rally, attend the Tailgate Supper, play in or cheer at the cross country meet,
volleyball and football games, and attend the dance on Saturday night with their school mates.
Homecoming concludes Saturday evening, October 17, with the Homecoming Dance. ALA is
committed to doing everything possible to ensure a safe, secure and Christian environment for our
students. The dance runs from 7 pm to 10 pm. Students and parents are encouraged to help with a
brief takedown immediately following the dance. All parents are urged to be sure that they know
their child’s whereabouts after the dance and that any after-dance gathering has appropriate adult
supervision.
Please review the dance policies and dress code on the back side of this letter. The ALA dance is a
lock-in. That means that students are not allowed to go to or from their vehicles during the dance.
Once students leave the dance, they are not allowed to return. Parent chaperones are always
welcome to join us at no cost. Student ticket prices are $10 for each student and they are being sold
at school from October 5-15. Tickets cost $12 each the day of the dance.
Thank you for your help in making this year’s homecoming a safe and memorable one. I welcome
any questions.
Serving Jesus,
Gary D. Gray, Student Council Advisor
[email protected]
602-268-8686 x27
Dance policies and dress code
Homecoming 2015
As an extracurricular function of ALA, the homecoming dance is an opportunity to enjoy Christian
fellowship and God-pleasing recreation. To that end, it is critical that both dress and conduct reflect
an attitude of decency, modesty, and Christian love.
General policies
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The dance will begin at 7 pm.
The dance is a lock-in. That means that students are not allowed to go to or from their
vehicles during the dance. Once students leave the dance, they are not allowed to return.
The homecoming dance is intended primarily for ALA students. Guests of ALA students will
be admitted provided that they have been pre-registered with ALA no later than
Wednesday, October 15 at 3pm. The guest’s name and valid parent contact phone number
must be furnished. No more than one guest per ALA student is permitted.
We will play only music that is appropriate for a Christian setting.
All dancing must be modest and safe. Couples must remain face-to-face. Reckless or “mosh
pit” type dancing will not be tolerated.
Light food and beverages will be provided at the dance.
The dance will conclude at 10 pm. Please be on time when picking up students.
All student council members are required to remain at ALA following the dance until the
cleanup is complete. Help from parents and the student body is always appreciated!
Dance dress code
The homecoming dance dress code is a reflection of who we are—redeemed children of God who
seek to glorify him in everything that we do. Since the homecoming dance is a “formal” activity, the
following standards will apply.
Prom/Dance Attire
The following standards will be adhered to at events where formal wear is worn. Girls must wear
attire that is modest and that meet the following criteria:
For the girls:
 Girls’ clothing must not expose cleavage. No midriffs can be exposed. Covering these areas
with lace, netting, or other see-through material is not acceptable.
 The length of the dress or the slit on the dress may be no more than 4” above the knees.
 The back of the dress must not go lower than a standard bra line.
 A strapless dress with sweetheart or straight-across necklines are acceptable—no keyholes
or plunging V’s.
For the guys:
 A tuxedo, a dress suit, or a blazer with dress slacks, OR
 A long-sleeved dress shirt with dress slacks; a tie is optional
Students not in compliance with the dress code must be able to permanently remedy the
problem immediately. If a student is unwilling or unable to comply, parents will be
contacted and the student will be dismissed from the dance.
Homecoming week planner-2015
Before Homecoming Week
Thursday, October 1
Student Council homecoming skit
Wednesday, October 7 Deadline for classes to pick royalty nominees
Friday, October 9
Royalty nominees announced after chapel
October 5- 13
Order roses for friends (distributed on October 16)
October 5-15
Buy dance tickets early ($10 per person/$12 the day of the dance)
October 5-12
Work on wall decorations
Monday, October 12
 Dress up day – Twister Day/Crazy Day for grades 10-12; Nerd Day for grade 9
 Dance tickets on sale ($10 per person/$12 the day of the dance)
 Wall decorations will be judged tonight.
 There will be short homeroom in the morning.
Tuesday, October 13
 Dress up day – Emerald City Day
 Dance tickets on sale
 Freshman and Sophomore skits after chapel
Wednesday, October 14
 Dress up day – Poppy Fields Day (pajama day)
 Dance tickets on sale and dance guest registration forms are due by 3pm
Thursday, October 15
 Dress up day – Theme Day/Wizard of Oz
 Junior and Senior skits after chapel
 Dance tickets on sale – last day to pre-purchase dance tickets
 Volleyball at home, 4/5/6pm PINK OUT!
Friday, October 16
 Dress up day – School Colors/School Spirit Day
 Rose distribution in extended homeroom
 Each class votes for class royalty and King and Queen in extended homeroom
 Coyote for a Day (8th graders visit ALA) 12:15-4:15pm
 Chapel 12:48-1:05pm
 Student class competitions in gym 1:10-2:25pm
 Pep Rally 2:25-3pm
 ALA Booster’s Tailgate Supper 4:30-6:30pm
 Homecoming Carnival 5:30-8:30pm
 Homecoming football game vs. Antelope, 7pm – Homecoming royalty announced at halftime
Saturday, October 17
 Alumni Flag Football Tournament, 10am
 Student Council dance setup – 9-11am, dance takedown & cleanup - 10pm until finished
 Homecoming Dance, 7-10pm ($12 per person at the door)
OCTOBER
2015 Prayer Calendar
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Sat
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Bless the
freshmen and
transfer students
and give them
many new friends.
Be with our cross
country team at
the Desert
Twilight tonight.
Be with those
playing in the 3 on
3 basketball
tournament
today.
Personal Prayer Thoughts:
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Lord Jesus Christ
be present now;
Our hears in true
devotion bow.
Your Spirit send
with grace divine,
and let your truth
within us shine.
Be with our teen
and adult drivers.
Keep them safe on
the roads.
Bless music
director, Ms.
Oppermann, as
she prepares with
students for
Sunday’s Fall
Concert.
Bless our alumni
who are settling
into new colleges
this fall—near and
far. Keep them
safely in your care.
Guide our Student
Council members
as they plan for
Homecoming next
week. Bless their
work for our
school.
Be with our
admissions
department here
and at all of our
Lutheran schools as
we strive to share
the gospel with
more children.
Bless the efforts
of those
volunteering with
the sale and work
of the HELP Thrift
Store.
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Bless the music
students who are
participating in
today’s Fall
Concert.
Bless the students
during
Homecoming this
week. May it bring
fun, laughter, and
create wonderful
memories for our
students!
May our newly
revamped kids’
carnival and our
new alumni flag
football
tournament be a
blessing to many.
Be with our
students taking
the PSAT test
today at ALA.
Bless the alumni
and families who
are visiting ALA for
Homecoming this
week. Keep them
close to you, Lord!
Bless the 8th
grade students
who are visiting
campus today for
Coyote for a Day.
Bless Gary Gray,
our assistant
principal, as he
celebrates his
birthday today.
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Glory to God the
Father, Son, and
Holy Spirit, three
in one! To you, oh
blessed Trinity, be
praise throughout
eternity.
Bless our seniors
as they plan for
college.
Guide our
students as they
prepare for
college ACT and
SAT testing.
Be with the
members of our
new women’s
choir, the Sol
Singers.
Give unity to
parents and
teachers as
together they
work to educate
our students.
Be with our
volleyball team at
their tournament
this weekend.
Be with our
parents and
faculty at
conferences on
Sunday evening.
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Bless the ministry
Be with the fall
of Paradise Valley
sports teams as
in Phoenix and the they finish their
A Cappella choir as seasons and work
it travels there
towards posttoday for an ALA
season goals.
Sunday.
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Thank you for our
Senior athletes.
May their
leadership skills be
a blessing to
many.
Grant fun and
safety to the
elementary
students who will
visit campus today
for their kickball
event.
Bless our students
who are visiting
Martin Luther
College for their
Focus on Ministry
weekend.
Be with new
students and
families, that they
may feel “at
home” here at
ALA.
Bless our students
who are
participating in the
ACE Choral
Festival today.
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