May 6, 2016

 LVMS NEWS
May 6, 2016
Issue #6 Note from Teachers Important Dates LakeVille Middle School Teachers would like to send a big “Thank You” out to everyone that made “Teacher From the Classroom Genesee Green Thank you to the LakeVille Board of student council, our entire student body, administration and to the Richfield Church of the Nazarene (for providing us with a visit and an amazing lunch). We really appreciate your show of gratitude! Welcome Helpful Test Tips for Parents ● Students need a good night sleep the night before testing ● Students should get up early to avoid feeling rushed ● Students should eat a good breakfast ● Parents should keep a positive attitude with their child about the test ● After the test, parents should talk with their child about their feelings towards the test Appreciation Week” so special. Education, Mrs. Hebekeuser and the 7th Grade M­Step: ​
May 10, 12, 17 and 19 Dance: ​
May 13 Seniors Last Day: ​
May 27 Memorial Day:​
May 30 Field Day:​
June 3 Graduation: ​
June 15 Exam Dates: ​
June 13 (full day), June 14 and 15 (½ Day) Last Day of School: ​
June 15 Our seventh and eighth grade science lab students are participating in Genesee Green. Students take water samples from the Holloway Reservoir and then conducting a water quality analysis of the sample. They will then report their findings at a conference with surrounding schools. Counselor Corner Mrs. Mitchell Mrs. Krapohl is our new middle school librarian. She started at the middle school in February. Let's treat her with kindness and respect, as that is how she treats the students. Please give her a warm welcome! Student Activities Salmon Release Quote of the Day Barber Memorial Park LakeVille Sports With Calvin Our students are very active at LakeVille. And not just with sports! Calvin is in wrestling, baseball, and football. When asked, Cal says he is really thankful that the LV Boosters are purchasing new jerseys and singlets. Cal also appreciates that we have coaches to volunteer and help with good attitudes and that the facilities are sturdy and clean, thanks to the janitors. Calvin is also in the seventh grade band, he is one of two baritones. LakeVille is very thankful to all of the coaches, janitors and everyone who helps make all of the extra activities possible. We also thank all of the students who participate in all of these activities. Several students and their families met at Barber Park in Montrose to release nearly 200 salmon into the Flint River. Each student that attended the event had the opportunity to release a salmon. This is the 8th year for Salmon in the Classroom. ​
In this class at the middle school, s​
tudents find great enjoyment watching and learning the life cycle of a fish as the salmon grow from an egg to a fish that can be released into the wild. Extra Pictures After the salmon release, Mason decided to go fishing. He caught a smallmouth bass. Mason would like to thank Mr. Henley for showing him an awesome fishing spot. Information Remember if you have not purchased your yearbook, there are still a few available at jostens.com for $25. Please do not wait for Field Day as supplies are limited. Yearbooks will be passed out on Field Day so you have time to get signatures.