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The document announces an informational meeting for the upcoming basketball season to be held on October 17th at 7pm in the Lindbergh HS cafeteria. It provides details about learning about the program, dates, changes for the season, playing time structure, responsibilities of coaches and parents, and what makes them different from other programs. Tryouts will be held on October 21st for 6th, 7th and 8th grades at the specified times. The per player cost for the season will be $170. A meeting for all players, parents and coaches will be on October 24th at 7pm to collect fees and complete paperwork. Contact information is provided for any questions.
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This document provides a list of 14 educational websites for children, including sites from Albright-Knox Art Gallery, National Gallery of Art, National Geographic, Oxford University Press, PBS Kids, and USA.gov that offer games, activities, and resources for learning about art, science, reading, and more. It also mentions the Word Mover app for creating comic books on iTunes.
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Sperreng Middle School's character word of the month is self-control. The document provides upcoming dates for the school including the first day of school on August 15th and information about summer programs. It congratulates Ava Raymond for being chosen as the 2013 Middle School Student of the Year and recognizes several students for perfect attendance.
Summer school flyer 2012-13
Current 8th graders may enroll in a mandatory Success 101 class at the high school. Current 6th and 7th graders who earned two quarter Fs or three quarter Fs in core subjects will be eligible for intervention activities in the fall like learning labs, math labs, and homework recovery programs. Sperreng will also have required attendance makeup sessions in June for students who did not meet the 95% attendance requirement to advance to the next grade.
Track and Field Camp
The Lindbergh Youth Track & Field Camp provides 10 hours of training over three days in May for athletes in kindergarten through 8th grade. Campers will work on sprints, hurdles, jumps, pole vault, throwing events, balance, and speed while also receiving a t-shirt, medal and daily popsicles. Each day will include time on the huge obstacle course.
Calculator recommendations
This document provides calculator recommendations for students at Lindbergh High School for the 2013-2014 school year. It recommends the Texas Instruments TI-84 Plus Silver or TI Color calculator for freshmen. For students in Algebra 1 or Geometry, it recommends the Texas Instruments TI-30X IIS, and considers the TI-84 or TI-83 acceptable but not Casio or certain other TI calculator models. It also provides price ranges for recommended freshman and Algebra 1/Geometry calculators.
Cheerleading camp summer 2013 electronic
The summary is as follows:
1) The Lindbergh High School cheerleaders are hosting a summer cheer camp from June 24-27 for girls and boys in grades K-8 to learn cheers, chants, jumps, and dances.
2) Camp runs from 9AM to 2PM each day and costs $90 per child, with discounts for additional children. Registration is due by June 14.
3) On the last day of camp, Thursday the 27th, campers will perform what they learned at 1:15PM and parents are invited to attend.
Flight crew application_sperreng_ 2013_2014
The document is an application for a leadership class called Flight Crew at Sperreng Middle School. It requires students to answer questions about why they want to join, their availability to help with after-school and lunch events, their ability to complete 10 hours of community service, and their comfort speaking in front of others. It also requires a teacher recommendation evaluating the student's character traits and leadership potential. If accepted, students will be notified over the summer.
Alternative Dance Mixer 2013
The Crestwood Police Department and Parks & Recreation Department are hosting "The Alternative Dance Mixer" on May 17th from 7:00pm to 10:00pm for 5th through 8th graders to enjoy dancing, music, line dancing lessons, dance contests with prizes, pizza, and beverages for $8 admission. Advance tickets are available at the Whitecliff Community Center or by calling 729-4860.
Electronics Recycling Flyer
Sperreng Middle School and Midwest Recycling Center are partnering to host a free electronic recycling event on May 11, 2013 from 9am to 2pm where residents can drop off working and non-working electronics such as computers, printers, phones, televisions, and small appliances for safe disposal and recycling. Midwest Recycling is a certified electronics recycler that has a zero landfill policy and will accept most electronics except smoke detectors, lamps, and fluorescent bulbs.
8th grade formal flyer
Girls should wear knee-length dresses without backless styles to the 8th grade formal on Friday, May 17th from 6-9 PM at Truman Middle School. Boys should wear pants and ties. Snack donations such as popcorn, water, soda, pretzels and chips are being collected from May 13th-15th for the dance and should be dropped off at the school. Contact Stacey Clancy at 314-210-3993 or slclancy@att.net with any questions. Tickets will be sold in advance at the schools and may also be purchased at the dance, which lasts until 9 PM at Truman Middle School located at 12225 Eddie & Park St. Louis, MO 63127
Middle School Summer Reading Program Information
The document outlines the Middle School Summer Reading Program for Lindbergh Schools. It explains that the purpose is to promote recreational reading and book discussions among students. Students will select their own book to read over the summer and present an oral summary of it to their classmates at the start of the next school year. Completing the summer reading is meant to prevent learning loss over the break and allow students to make their own reading choices. The document provides guidance on selecting books, getting parent approval, completing a summary sheet, and presenting to the class.
Middle School Book Summary Sheet 2013
This document is a book summary sheet for Lindbergh Middle School's summer reading program. It collects information about books read over the summer like title, author, reasons for choosing the book, character and plot summaries, themes, and personal opinions. Students are asked to fill out a sheet for each book read to share what they learned from their summer reading.
Middle School Summer Reading program Information 2013
The document outlines the Middle School Summer Reading Program for Lindbergh Schools. It explains that the purpose is to promote recreational reading and book discussions among students. Students will select their own book to read over the summer and present an oral summary of it to their classmates at the start of the next school year. Completing the summer reading is meant to prevent learning loss over the break and allow students to choose books that interest them. Suggested reading lists and websites are provided to help students select an appropriate book.
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Middle School Summer Reading program Information 2013
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Flyers basketball flyer
- 1. Informational Meeting Wednesday, Oct. 17, 7pm in the Lindbergh HS Cafeteria, located just outside the HS gym on the east end of campus. Learn about us, our program, our dates and changes for the upcoming season. This meeting will provide important information about exactly how and why our program operates. Discussed will be playing time, team structure, Coaches and Parents responsibilities and other information that make us different from other programs. We are a true “Feeder” program, not “Select”. Tryouts - Sunday, Oct. 21 in the Lindbergh HS gym 8th grade, 1pm to 2pm 7th grade, 2:30pm to 4pm 6th grade, 4:30pm to ???? PLEASE, it is important that you arrive at least 30 minutes early to allow for sign ups and paper- work, as the actual try-out process will start promptly at the above times. The per player cost for this season will be $170. This cost includes a 15 game regular season, 2 tournaments for all program players and teams and all gym time used for practices. A meeting for all teams, Players, Parents and Coaches will be held, Wednesday, Oct. 24, 7pm in the HS gym. All players/Parents are expected to attend for the collection of fees and completion of necessary paper work needed to participate. Please feel free to contact me via email at mikntomsdad@yahoo.com with any questions. Thanx, Steve Ebert Head Coach/Director Flyers Basketball Club Please click the Coaches Blog @ www.flyersbasketballclub.com for upcoming information on the 2012 - 2013 basketball season, try-outs and contact information. Flyers Basketball Club (FBC) is a High School "feeder" system to provide 6th, 7th and 8th grade boys living in the Lindbergh School District and/or currently attending Truman or Sperreng Middle Schools an opportunity to play basketball at a competitive level. FBC is focused on, and committed to, developing basketball skills to prepare them for High School Basketball, while providing a safe, fun and beneficial basketball learning experience. Visit our website and click the coaches blog to find out more, and feel free to contact me w/ any questions. FBC is not associated with Lindbergh Athletic Association (LAA).