LCIS FASO 4-29-22
Hello LCIS Families!
Our Celebration of Learning is this week – Wednesday May 4TH!
LCIS is excited to announce that we will be hosting our first Celebration of Learning since before the start of the pandemic. This celebration will be held on May 4th from 6:00-7:15 pm. We will begin the evening with a community meeting in our gym where we will also honor the students of the month for the habit of perseverance. Following the community meeting, classrooms will be open and students will be sharing some of the work that they’ve engaged in this semester. We hope to see you there!
It’s Teacher Appreciation Week! with National Teacher Day on Tuesday, May 3. It’s a perfect time to show the educator in your child’s life how much you have appreciated their support over the past school year.
Enrollment for Rockies Rock 2022 is NOW OPEN!
Apply Here:
https://www.getoutdoorsleadville.org/enroll-in-rockies-rock
Open enrollment will run until May 1st. We will notify you about your admission by May 6th! After May 6th, all enrollments will be first-come, first-served!
Please reach out to Tim Best with questions @719.293.0445 tim@getoutdoorsleadville.org
ACADEMIC UPDATE
3rd grade students are learning about Leadville’s local government! We walked on the Mineral Belt trail, visited city hall, met the chief of police, the mayor, and a city council member. Students got to see inside a police car, which was a big hit. Students were able to ask these leaders questions and learn about how government agencies help each other and make our community a better place. Come to our Celebration of Learning to find out more!
4th grade students started a new and exciting ELA module all about the ratification of the 19th amendment! This module will use literature and informational texts to introduce students to gender and racial inequality issues in the US during the early part of the 21st century. 4th graders have begun reading “The Hope Chest” by Karen Schwabach. The main character, Violet, is a young girl determined to reunite with her older sister in New York City and quickly finds herself caught up in the fight for women’s suffrage.
5th grade students wrapped up Module 5 in Math and took their end of unit assessment on attributes of geometric shapes. In ELA, students learned about Public Service Announcements (PSA). Students looked at different models of PSAs to help plan their own PSA on how to stay safe during a natural disaster. We are proud of our students for finishing CMAS strong this week as they took their last round of CMAS testing in Science.
6th grade crews had the opportunity to go to COBS (Colorado Outward Bound School) for a day to participate in games, outdoor fun, leadership activities, and crew/relationship building initiatives. We also hiked and earned a delicious treat at the end of the day—s’mores! Students went home tired, dirty, and happy. This day trip was a preview to what we might expect when we attend COBS again in June for an overnight trip.
The Wizard of Oz is coming!
The Lake County High School Performing Arts Department is happy to announce their production of the timeless classic THE WIZARD OF OZ. The production is supported under the support of Community Banks of Colorado as the Title Sponsor. Sponsors include REMAX Aspen Leaf Realty, Independence Realty, Centennial Real Estate, The Elks Lodge #236, The City of Leadville, Treeline Kitchen, Leadville Colorado and Southern Railroad, City on a Hill, and The Leadville Arts Coalition.
Follow the yellow brick road in this delightful stage adaptation of L. Frank Baum’s beloved tale, featuring the iconic musical score from the MGM film. This beloved tale, in which a Kansas farm girl travels over the rainbow to discover the magical power of home, has entertained audiences for generations.
The principal cast includes Jude Hill as Dorothy, Annie McFee as Hunk/Scarecrow, Troy Baker as Zeke/Lion, Merritt Baker as Hickory/Tinman, Luke Finken as Professor Marvel/The Wizard of Oz, Molly Coleman as Aunt Em/Glinda, Justyne Pereida as Miss Gulch/The Wicked Witch of the West, Rodolfo Perez as Uncle Henry/Guard, and Hazel as Toto.
The ensemble includes Raelyn Boeve, Alison Bujanda, Nate Dailey, Nico Eubanks, Helen Fiedler, Mae Finken, Alyssa Griego, Ruby Harkness, Ryden Hofer, Layla Horning, Chloe King, Clara Kirr, Tilly Kirr, Elena Lebedeva, Kelten Littlepage, Hattie Mallozi, Emma McCoy, Lia Mulcey, Mallory Negrete, Evelyn Northcraft, Lizeth Ordonez Ruiz, Jude Peters, Matthew Peters, Faith Pongrekun, Michael Pongrekun, Samantha Reap, Wrenn Renner, Calvin Sandoval, Liam Sparkman, Finnley Stanek, and Sylas Westendorf.
Scott Carroll, who will serve as the Stage Director, heads the production and design team. Celesta Cairns will serve as the Musical Director. Dylan Rodwick will serve as the Choreographer. Violet Hill will serve as the Assistant Director and Stage Manager. Zitlalic Almeida will serve as an Assistant Stage Manager. Todd Howe will serve as the Technical Director and Sound/Lighting Designer. Carl Schaefer will serve as the Scenic Designer. Melissa Hill will serve as the Volunteer Coordinator. Ashleigh Baker will serve as the Costume Coordinator.
Tickets for the entire run of the production are currently on sale by calling 486-6958 or by logging onto (https://lakecountyhs.booktix.com). Adult tickets are $12, senior tickets are $10, and child/student tickets are $8. Online ticket sales will end two (2) hours prior to each scheduled performance. The box office will open one (1) hour prior to each scheduled performance. Doors to the theatre will open thirty (30) minutes prior to each scheduled performance. Ticket prices will be $2 more at the door and we only will be able to take cash or check.
Lake County High School Performing Arts Artistic Director Scott Carroll says, “We are so thrilled to be back and producing musical theatre here at Lake County High School! Everyone is working extremely hard to bring this production to life. We look forward to welcoming our entire community back into the theatre May 12-14. We hope you can join us and journey down the yellow brick road.”
Please see below for our lunch and breakfast menus. We are committed to being more environmentally conscious by posting the menus on the Friday Afternoon Shout Out and sending home paper copies by parent/family request. Please let the LCIS main office know if you need a print-out of the menus by calling 719-486-6830. Thank you!
Note: all menus are subject to change.
There are many exciting events happening in our community every month – too many for us to list on this communication! Please click this link to access the Community Calendar for upcoming events.
Announcement from Project Dream
There is no Friday programming on the following dates: May 20 and June 3.
Upcoming Events:
| May 4 | Celebration Of Learning – LCIS Gym – 6-7:15 p.m. |
| May 4 | Project Dream Showcase of Learning – LCIS Library – 6-7:15 p.m |
| May 5 | Panther Day – Cinco de Mayo |
| May 5 | 5th Grade to Colorado Rockies Game – leaving at 8am – returning at 6 pm |
| May 10 | Lockdown Drill |
| May 12 | Wizard of Oz at LCHS 7:30 pm |
| May 13 | Wizard of Oz at LCHS 7:30 pm |
| May 14 | Wizard of Oz at LCHS 7:30 pm |
| May 19 | Fire Drill |
| May 19 | Art Show! LCIS Gym – 5-7 pm |
| May 20 | No Friday Programs |
| May 20 | Professional Development Day |
| May 20 | Band and Choir to Elitch Gardens Music Competition |
| May 24 | Instrumental Music Concert grades 5-12- LCHS 7pm |
| May 25 | Vocal Music Concert grades 3-12 – LCHS 7 pm |
| May 26 | Community Meeting |
| May 26 | 5th Grade to Leadville Fish Hatchery |
| May 30 | No School – Holiday |
Looking Ahead:
| June 2 | 3rd Grade to Twin Lakes 9am – 3 pm |
| June 3 | Students at School – No Friday Programs |
| June 6 | Ms. Campbell’s Crew to Colorado Outward Bound – overnite |
| June 9 | Fire Drill |
| June 9 | Field Day |
| June 13 | Mr. DiMaggio’s Cre to Colorado Outward Bound – overnite |
| June 15 | Ms. Forget’s Crew to Colorado Outward Bound – overnite |
| June 16 | Last Day of School |
| June 16 | Community Meeting – 6th Grade Continuation Celebration – LCIS Gym 2:30 pm |
| June 17 | Teacher Work Day |
Athletics:
| April 30 | MS Girls Soccer @ Berry Creek MS vs Berry Creek MS – Leave time TBA |
| May 4 | MS Track @ Homestake Peak – Leave time 3 pm |
| May 7 | MS Girls Soccer @ Berry Creek MS vs Eagle Valley MS – Leave time TBA |
| May 9 | MS Track Beaver Creek – Leave time 3 pm |
| May 12 | MS Track @ Homestake Peak – Leave time 7:30 am |
| May 14 | MS Girls Soccer @ Berry Creek MS FINALS – Leave time TBA |
Cheryl Talbot (she/hers)
Principal, Lake County Intermediate School
ctalbot@lakecountyschools.net
719-486-6830 office
719-293-0106 cell
