November 2018 This institution is an equal Employment/Educational Opportunity provider. In accordance with Federal law and U.S. Department of Agriculture policy, this institution is prohibited from discriminating on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, disability, or age in its programs and activities. Dear Parents and Patrons, It is hard to believe that it is November already. Just a reminder to the elementary parents, students are not allowed to wear shorts until spring break. Elementary students go out for recess on a daily basis and it is important students are dressed for the weather. Thank you to all the parents and grandparents that attended a conferences this fall. Conferences are one way that we try to increase parent/school communications. Parent/teacher conference will be conducted a bit differently in the future. We are looking to increase the student involvement and ownership by having the parent/teacher conference being student led. With basketball approaching, I want to remind our fans that we need to stay positive. I do understand that officials make mistakes, and our kids deserve the very best officials that we can get. However, being negative towards the officials has the opposite effect of pushing great officials out. We are not the kind of community that wants the negative reputation. So I would appreciate your help and let's have a great season! November is also the time of the Veterans Day celebration. Lebo Public School would love to honor all of our Veterans for their service. We will be honoring our veterans on nov 12th at 1:30pm. If you would like to attend, please contact Mr. Brian Hadley for details or fill out a form and return it to the office. Starting November 13th, CrossWinds Counseling and Wellness will be able to provide therapy services in our schools to help better meet the needs of the community without the inconvenience of having to travel to receive those services. Services provided in the schools will include the following: -Intake appoints (to start services) -Family and individual therapy sessions -Treatment planning sessions -Continue to offer Case Management services in the school to children who qualify and are engaged in therapy services. If you are interested in getting your child or children set up to receive therapy services, please contact CrossWinds customer service to set up an intake. At that time you can request services to be provided in the Burlington office or at Lebo High School or Lebo Elementary School: Burlington Office: (620-)340-6256 Main Office: (620-)343-2211 Thanksgiving break will start on the 21 through the 23. Have a happy Thanksgiving and take the time to reconnect with family. I am very thankful that you allow us to work with your kids on a daily basis. Duane Ford Principal
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November 2018 This institution is an equal Employment/Educational Opportunity provider. In accordance with Federal law and U.S. Department of Agriculture policy, this institution is prohibited from discriminating on the basis of race, color,
national origin, sex, disability, or age in its programs and activities.
Dear Parents and Patrons,
It is hard to believe that it is November already. Just a reminder to the elementary parents, students are not allowed to wear shorts until spring break. Elementary students go out for recess on a daily basis and it is important students are dressed for the weather. Thank you to all the parents and grandparents that attended a conferences this fall. Conferences are one way that we try to increase parent/school communications. Parent/teacher conference will be conducted a bit differently in the future. We are looking to increase the student involvement and ownership by having the parent/teacher conference being student led. With basketball approaching, I want to remind our fans that we need to stay positive. I do understand that officials make mistakes, and our kids deserve the very best officials that we can get. However, being negative towards the officials has the opposite effect of pushing great officials out. We are not the kind of community that wants the negative reputation. So I would appreciate your help and let's have a great season! November is also the time of the Veterans Day celebration. Lebo Public School would love to honor all of our Veterans for their service. We will be honoring our veterans on nov 12th at 1:30pm. If you would like to attend, please contact Mr. Brian Hadley for details or fill out a form and return it to the office.
Starting November 13th, CrossWinds Counseling and Wellness will be able to provide therapy services in our schools to help better meet the needs of the community without the inconvenience of having to travel to receive those services.
Services provided in the schools will include the following:
-Intake appoints (to start services) -Family and individual therapy sessions -Treatment planning sessions -Continue to offer Case Management services in the school to children who qualify and
are engaged in therapy services.
If you are interested in getting your child or children set up to receive therapy services, please contact CrossWinds customer service to set up an intake. At that time you can request services to be provided in the Burlington office or at Lebo High School or Lebo Elementary School:
Burlington Office: (620-)340-6256 Main Office: (620-)343-2211
Thanksgiving break will start on the 21 through the 23. Have a happy Thanksgiving and take the time to reconnect with family. I am very thankful that you allow us to work with your kids on a daily basis. Duane Ford Principal
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November 2018 Elem/HS Activities
November Food Service Payment
Regular Lunches K-6 $42.30, Grades 7-12 $43.20,
Reduced Lunch $7.20, Breakfast $30.60,
Reduced Breakfast $5.40, Extra Milk/Juice $7.20
1 JH BB @ Waverly @ 5 p.m.
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3 KMEA District Honor Band @ Altamont JH Dance
4 Daylight Savings Time Ends Set clocks back 1 hour.
5 1:00 Dismissal form MTSS JH BB vs. @ Burlingame @ Home @ 5 p.m. Buffer Week
12 Veterans Day Program @ 2 p.m. Reception @ 1:30 p.m. HS Basketball Practice Begins JH BB vs Olpe @ Home @ 5 p.m.
13 14 15 HS Hearing/Vision FHTC Wrangler Round Up JH BB vs Waverly @ Home @ 5 p.m.
16 ACT PowerPrep @ Waverly Community Building Preschool Screenings 8:30 a.m.- 3:30 p.m.
17 ESU Honor Band Festival
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19 JH BB @ Madison @ 5 p.m.
20 21 Thanksgiving Break
22 Thanksgiving Break Thanksgiving
23 Thanksgiving Break
24 Thanksgiving Break Small Business Saturday
25 Thanksgiving Break
26 JH BB vs. Hartford @ Home @ 5 p.m.
27 28 ASVAB for Seniors
29. 30 HS BBall vs. Rosalia- Flinthills @ Home @ 5 p.m
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Veteran’s Day Program 2018
When: Monday, November 12th Where: Lebo High School Gymnasium Time: 2:00 (Cookies and Coffee will be served from (1:15-2:00)
If you are a Veteran and would like to be part of our slideshow during the Veteran’s Day program, please fill out the information on the back of this flyer. Please return it to the high school by November 9th. If you were part of the slide show last year you do not need to turn a flyer in this year.
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Veteran’s Day Program 2018
Full Name:___________________________________ Branch of the Military:__________________________ Years served and Rank:_________________________ Job while in the Military:______________________________________ ____________________________________________ Wars served in:_______________________________ ____________________________________________ Please include a picture if possible or email one to [email protected]. We promise to scan it and return it to you at the program.
Thank You !!
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NHS News The National Honor Society painted sidewalk ramps and parking blocks for the City of Lebo on Sunday, October 21. Box Tops Please check your General Mills products for Box Tops for Education and send them to the Elementary Office. There are several of the products that used to have Box Tops that now do not have them. Some products do have Bonus Box Tops, so look for those, too. Please don’t stockpile the Box Tops as there are expiration dates. Just send them in as soon as you can! Thanks!
FBLA Takin’ Care of Business On Thursday, Oct. 25, twenty-two Lebo High School Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) students participated in ESU's Business Career Day. There were more than 500 students at the event from throughout Kansas. At Career Day, each student took part in three career-related workshops of their choice from the following topics: Accounting, Entrepreneurship, Business Administration, Technology, Marketing, Data Analytics, Business Education, Insurance, Investments, Management and Human Resources.
During the break, students could relax and enjoy refreshments and a photo booth. During the opening session, LHS FBLA members played a KaHoots game about business leaders in Kansas and learned more about Emporia State University and their business-related careers offered. The LHS students placed 2nd and 4th in the game. To wrap up, students took part in a college-student panel on college life and how to prepare for college while in high school. All participants received information about interview skills needed in today's workplace and tips on how improve their job-interview skills.
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Lebo Music Notes Congratulations to our Lebo Wolves Cross Country, Football and Volleyball teams. It's exciting to see how much
improvement our teams make from the beginning of the season. Our Lebo Pep Band is proud to support our athletes and we'll be ready for basketball pep band when November 30 rolls around for our opening game against Flint Hills. Thanks to everyone who ate chili, cinnamon rolls, worked in the kitchen, washed dishes, and attended our Fall 5-12 concert. Thanks especially to Jenny Markel who was the last one out of the kitchen after the concert! Our winter concert will be December 12, and we'll have another soup supper, this time with your choice of chili or potato soup. Stay tuned for more information on that. Friday, November 3 three of our LHS Band students will travel to Ft. Scott to audition for the Kansas Music Educators Southeast Honor Band. Tuesday, November 6 our junior high and high school choir students will travel to Emporia State to combine with the choirs of the Lyon County League to take part in the annual LCL Choir Festival. We'll begin rehearsing at 1:00 p.m., break for dinner and to change clothes about 5:30 and begin the concert in Webb Hall of the ESU Memorial Union at 7:00 p.m. Everyone is invited and admission is free. Those events mark the beginning of a busy season of honor bands and choir activities and I've included the list below, through January. If you're a Lebo area veteran, please plan to attend our annual Veterans Celebration on the afternoon of November 12. All of our Lebo students are preparing for this annual celebration to honor our men and women of the United States Armed Services.
November 3, KMEA High School District Honor Band Auditions, Altamont, KS
November 6, 1:00-8:30 Lyon County League Jr/Sr High Vocal Festival, ESU ***MANDATORY***
November 12, 1:00 p.m. Lebo Community Veterans Day Celebration ***MANDATORY****
November 17, 8:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m. ESU Honor Band Festival
November 30 vs. Flinthills Basketball Pep Band report 5:45
December 1, KMEA Southeast District Honor Band Performance, Pittsburg State
December 4 Emporia Symphony Orchestra Concert, 7:30 p.m.
December 10, 7:00 p.m. Lebo K-4 Winter Concert
December 12, 7:00 p.m. Lebo 5-12 Winter Concert ***MANDATORY****
December 18 vs. Hartford Basketball Pep Band report 5:45
January 5 KMEA State Auditions, Salina
January 8 vs. MDCV Basketball Pep Band report 5:45
January 12 KMEA Southeast District Junior High Honor Band and Choir Performance
FACS Class Celebrates!
The FACS classes hosted book report parties for Pre-K, Kindergarten, and 1st grade for those students who reached their reading goals for the 1st 9 weeks. We read "There Was An Old Monster, " made a snack of monster smiles and played games like musical chairs and Simon
Says.
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November Lunch Menu
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
1 B. Sticks/Toast L. Pizza Casserole Wheat Roll Peas/Carrots Applesauce
2 B. Long Johns L. Potato Bar Bosco Stick Salaw w/ Romaine Banana
5 B. PB&J/Yogurt L. Mac & Cheese Smokies Peas/Carrots Fruit Cup
6 B. Sausage /Biscuit L. Frito Pie Celery/ Cucumbers Corn, Cinn. Roll Peaches
7 B. Fr. Toast Sticks L. Sub Sandwich Romaine/Tomato Baked Beans, French Fries Mandarin Oranges
8 B. Scr.Eggs/Toast L. Chicken Fried Steak M.Potato/Gravy Wheat Roll Green Beans, Pears
9 B. Br. Pizza L. Soup Grilled Cheese Veggies/Dip, Apples
12 B. Muffin L. Cook’s Choice Potato Wedges Brocc/Cauliflower Grapes
13 B. Br.Sticks/Toast L. Thanksgiving Dinner
14 B. Biscuit & Gravy L. Chicken Fajita Mexican Rice Refried Beans, Corn Pears, Cookier
15 B. Pop Tarts L. Teriyaki Chicken Rice, Wheat Roll Peas,Carrots, Peaches
16 B. Coffee Cake L. Pizza Salad/ W Romaine Banana, Cookie
19 B Pancake/ Saus L. Beef & Bean Burrito Chips/ Salsa Spinach Salad, Corn Apples
20 B. Saus./Biscuit L. BBQ Beef Sandwich Au Gratin Potato Green Beans Strwb/ Bananas
27 B.Biscuits & Gravy L. McRib Sandwich Au Gratin Potato Baked Beans, Kiwi, Apple Crisp
28 B. Br. Burrito L. Soup & Salad PB&J Sandwich Veggies, Dip, Apples
29 B. Pop Tarts L. Chicken Patty Sand. Chips, Corn, Peaches
30 B. Br. Burrito L. Pizza Salad w/ Romaine Banana Cookie
Counselor's Corner: October 27th> ACT (Do not forget a photo id, your ticket,
a snack and #2 pencils) November 1st> PRIORITY DEADLINE FOR
ADMISSION TO MOST 4 YEAR UNIVERSITIES November 2nd> Registration Deadline for December 8th
ACT (Offered at Lebo HS) November 16th>ACT PowerPrep Session @ Waverly
Community Building 8:30-12:45 ($50 includes lunch) - Registration form can be found on the district website
under documents>From the Counselor
Thank You! Lebo Schools would like to thank all the individuals who
donated this year’s Wolf Pride shirts to every student, teacher, and staff member. Your generosity is greatly appreciated.
Thank You! Lebo Schools would like to give a heartfelt thank you to the PTO and the United Methodist Women for serving breakfast and lunch to our teachers and staff during parent teacher conferences. We appreciate your kindness!
Thank You! Lebo Athletics would like to thank the Lebo Baptist Church for providing meals for all the out of town ballgames and cross-country meets for our athletes and coaches. The kids appreciated the food.
