Today, the Freshmen and Sophomore classes attended the Career Connect the Dots event sponsored by the UNL extension office. Students spent their time talking to employers, looking at job applications, and learning about different career and college options. Thank you Mrs. Gregory and Mrs. Wrick for sponsoring our students during this great event!
This week is "We Can Make A Difference" week. Students can bring a canned food item any time this week to help us reach our goal.
Also, there is an informational meeting Thursday evening regarding the Washington D.C. Trip planned for the summer of 2023.
After 24 years of service to students at Loup City Public Schools, Mary Skibinski has retired. Mary started her career in education at Schaupps Country school as a para for Kathy Spotanski. When Schaupps closed, Mary was offered a job at LCPS as a para where she stayed for the next 24 years. Mary worked in all buildings and will all grade levels from High School down to Kindergarten. Students loved "Miss Mary" and Mary loved them all. Teachers loved having Mary help in their classroom. We wish Mary the best on her retirement and wish her the best!
A reception was held for Mary at Moonlight Ridge Vineyard.
Yesterday, Loup City junior high students attended "Inventure Day" sponsored by the University of Nebraska Extension Program. Students spent the day using their creative thinking to create, market, and sell an innovative product to help consumers with their daily lives.
Congratulations to the team of Brogan Setlik, Aedyn Matson, Katelyn Dorsey, Taylor Sikes, and Jacob Jones for receiving first place in their respective group. The students learned many different things, and had a great experience!
The Loup City Staff had a full day of Professional Development and Committee work on October 18th. ESU Representatives- Dallas Lewandowski, Erica Johnson, Jeff Janda and Amy Walters presented on Grading Systems, NSCAS testing and How to Utilize your Para-Professionals.
ALC Football is ready for the playoffs! 1st game is next Thursday.
ALC State Football Playoff Shirts!!!
Online orders only and due on Friday!
https://stadiumsportsoneill.com/.../2021-alc-state-playoffs
Loup City Public Schools would like to remind you that tomorrow (10.12.21) LCPS will be hosting a Flu Shot Clinic. This will be done in the Annex Building (the building attached at the south end of the grades 2-12 campus). Easiest access will be to enter at entrance #35 which is located on the west side of the building. The clinic runs from 8:30am to 11:30am.
Questions? Call The Loup Basin Public Health Department 308.346.5795.
Good Luck to our ALC Rebels this week!
A huge THANK YOU to the Loup City Fire Station and members for welcoming Loup City Elementary Students to the Fire Station for some fire safety information during Fire Safety Week. Here students are practicing a fire safety strategy.
We have experienced an increase of Covid-19 cases over the last several days. As of Tuesday, October 5, 2021, we have 8 total students and staff at home with Covid-19. The cases are concentrated in the elementary building and appear to generally be through community spread.
We ask that you continue to monitor your child for symptoms common to Covid-19. Fever seems to be the first and most reliable early indicator of Covid-19. If your child is running a temperature, please keep them at home.
We will also continue to check temperatures at the door in the morning. In addition, the cleaning protocols and personal hygiene will continue to be a point of emphasis. Masks are recommended at this point, but are not mandatory.
Thank you and please be well
Rebel Tournament Brackets for Saturday, October 9th.
The third graders had the opportunity to learn more about raising chickens and gathering eggs. Did you know a chicken will eat almost anything? Even a chicken nugget! 😳
Thank you, Brittany Panowicz, for the great tour and Nurse Lori for making the arrangements. Lindsay Gappa
Time to show your Rebel Spirit!
Support the Rebel Boosters and then enjoy the football game!
The Environmental Science class used seine nets to collect aquatic organisms. A seine net is often used to collect small fish, that are then relocated into a larger lake. Thank you Brandon for teaching us how to use the seine net!
Advanced Math students graphed functions using Demos to create an image. Here are some of the projects!
This past Monday and Tuesday, a group of students from LCHS and Mrs. Asche worked with students from Kearney Public and Overton to receive a powerful training experience from the Institute for Holocaust Education in Omaha with support from the Anne Frank Center for Mutual Respect. Now that our students have had this preparation, we will get to host and share the exhibit “Anne Frank: A History for Today” with LCPS students, parents, community members, and interested surrounding schools for two weeks in November! Stay tuned for more details about this upcoming historical opportunity to come in the following weeks.
Catch the ALC Rebel Games on KNLV this week.
Football Parent's Night
Friday Oct. 1st
ALC vs Burwell @ Arcadia
Game Time: 7:00
Parents: Please arrive and be ready in the South End Zone at 6:20.