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Clearing the Classrooms - Saturday, June 3!We are requesting volunteers for Saturday morning, June 3, at LNC, from 8:30amuntil about noon. We need help moving furniture (not heavy) out of MS and HSclassrooms to prepare for summer classroom painting and floor waxing. Stayhowever long you are able to help! This is a great chance for our high school students(this means your current 8th grader!) to get a jump start on their required servicehours for the 2017-2018 school year! This is also a great opportunity to wrap up thoselast Serve10 hours! Use this Sign Up Genius tovolunteer: http://www.signupgenius.com/go/10c0d4eaea728a2fb6-clear1
Friday, May 26 Early DismissalThere will be early dismissal for all students on Friday, May 26. MS studentsdismiss at 11:30am and HS students dismiss at the conclusion of testing.
10th Annual Concert on the GreenThe LNC Bands cordially invite all LNC families, relatives,
friends and music lovers to their 10th Annual Concert on the Green!
We are happy to announce that we will be featuring a few food trucks this year! Smoky BBQ Moroccan Kitchen Kona Ice
Bring your chairs, blankets and sunglasses and join the LNC Bands on:
Friday, May 19 @ 6:30 pmMiddle School Athletic Field
This event features all middle and high school LNC bands, Knight Riders and a fewsurprises!
Out of respect for our performers, we ask that you DO NOT BRING footballs, soccerballs, Frisbees or any other items that might be a distraction or get lodged in a tuba.Please bring quiet activities for younger children so that all attendees will be able tohear and enjoy this wonderful performance. A rain date is scheduled for May 19 inthe high school gym.
Important Student Details:
Concert Band polo requiredShorts or pants (LNC dress code applies)No Flip FlopsArrival time for all students is 6:10pmPlease leave instrument cases in the car.5th grade will be seated at 6:15pm for warm ups
Questions? Email Mr. Venable at [email protected] or Pam Price [email protected]
We are in CRITICAL need of Volunteers for this event. Sign up at this link:http://www.signupgenius.com/go/10c0d4eaea728a2fb6-concert
Congratulations to the Class of 2017!
May 18, 2017
QUICK LINKS
LNC Website
Donate to LNC - Invest inExcellence
HS PayPal Portal
MS PayPal Portal
2017-18 Calendar
2016-17 Calendar
Schoology
LNC Report Card
Lunch Program
Volunteer / Serve10
Naviance
Student Handbook Athletic Calendar
THANK YOU TO OURSCHOOL SPONSOR
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The amount of scholarship money the senior class has earned officially passed the$8 million mark! Students earning scholarships were recognized at the SeniorAwards Night ceremony this week.
Buddy Families Needed We are still looking for 30 more LNC veterans to volunteer to be Buddy Families in2017-18 for our new LNC families. If you like to meet new people, know the LNC"ropes" and are willing to show new families, and are excited and proud of all thatLNC students, families, faculty, and administration have accomplished over the last19 years, this is the perfect volunteer opportunity for you! Buddy Families arematched with families new to LNC and serve as a point of contact to help with thetransition to LNC. All Buddy Families will receive their Serve10 hours and a $20spirit wear gift certificate to be redeemed at the LNC Spirit Store! Sign up Genius:http://www.signupgenius.com/go/10c0d4eaea728a2fb6-lncbuddy1
Help the PTO make the Buddy Family program a great success! If you have anyquestions, please contact Andi Barkley at [email protected], Carrie Matthews [email protected], or Marcella Escourse-Corry at [email protected].
Thank You to All Our Volunteers!
On Wednesday we enjoyed visiting with our awesome parent volunteers at ourannual Volunteer Appreciation Breakfast. Thank you to all those who were able toattend! Through April 30 of this year, 719 of our parents have volunteered over17,000 hours! What would we have done without those committed parents? Nextyear we are looking forward to streamlining the Serve10 process and offering evenmore volunteer opportunities as our elementary school comes online. Below are thevolunteers who reached a milestone for the month of April. Please note, this is not acomprehensive list, just those volunteers who achieved these levels in April.
100+ HoursDenise UhlhornAna SturtKebe WilkersonKristi AlexanderAnne Fell YampolskyAmanda KlemackDacia KendrickNicole BenfordJennifer SmithCat WhittingtonArchna Patel
50+ HoursConstance BenderJennifer BlackmanJeannie ChenalloyBrian DevineLisa Dorfman-BarryKelly GibbonsEmefa HurstAileen HutagalungChrista Jean-JacquesTimothy JohnsonDouglas Kester
10+ HoursCarole JohnsonRobin CobleLori CampRob ChiappettaGwen RhodesLisa LeePhuong Huynh
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UPCOMING EVENTS
In May, we celebrateMental Health Awareness
May 19Band Concert on the Green,6:30pm (LNC athletic field)
May 22-June 2MS food collection for Angels &Sparrows food kitchen
May 22MS EOC testing
May 23-26MS EOG testing
May 257th & 8th grade Semi-formaldance, 6:30pm (MS courtyard)
May 26HS Exams
MS EOG Makeups
All students early release
May 29School holiday
May 30-June 2HS exams
May 31MS field day
June 1MS awards ceremony, 8:30am(MS gym)
June 2Last day of school
All students half day
8th grade Recognition Ceremony,6:30pm (LNC HS gym)
June 3HS graduation, 9:00am (ThePark Church, 6029 BeattiesFord Road, Charlotte)
More upcoming MS events
More upcoming HS events
2016-2017 calendar
Elizabeth GustafsonElaine FreemanJennifer KirbyAndi BarkleyLarissa LoweLaura EckertKim SkotzkoLeslie Walters AdamsVon PhanthalackSarah CannonMarissa GilbertOlga GrinbergAmy HortonAdriane Jackson
Peter LakeBrian McIntyreKatherine McNayCourtney MervineTravis MooreAllan MorganShilpa PandyaRichard RobinsonElizabeth SalzmanSean SimmonsWeslay StottStacie WestRachel AdamsMary SheaJennifer BrousseauAnna MatthewsTodd MatthewsVongenia WilliamsFariyda BurgessDon O'DellLisa ReichertKelly BrettAllison Atwell
Attention Rising 9th Graders and HS Students Interested in BeingPart of a Service Organization at the High SchoolPlease consider joining Key Club next year. If you are not familiar with Key Club, it isa nationally recognized service club, and being a member of the club can provide youwith service opportunities and leadership experience. Students are required toperform 50 hours of service work during our Key Club year (starting May, 2017 andending in early May of 2018- the exact day will be given in August). Fifteen of the fiftyhours must be school related or projects posted on Schoology. Documentation formsfor your projects must be taken and verified at the time of service; you can find theforms in Schoology group H37BJ-PM274. Parents are not allowed to signdocumentation forms unless they are the only point of contact. Get started early; thesummer is a great time to get most of your hours completed. Documentation formsare due immediately following service projects. ALL SUMMER HOURS WILL BEDUE AT OUR FIRST MEETING. Hours throughout the year will have deadlineseach quarter, dates will be stated on the Club application. Applications will beavailable in the Key Club Schoology group in August and dues (usually around $20,to pay for national, state, and local dues) will be collected when school starts back inSeptember. If you have questions, please email Mrs. Williams [email protected]. Club advisors are Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Marinello, Mrs.Scire, and Ms. Beeker. We look forward to working with you next year!
Final Report CardsWe are quickly approaching the end of the school year. Final report cards of the yearare to be mailed on June 14, 2017 to the primary address on file for each student. Ifyou have had a recent address change, please send an email by June 1 with the oldAND new addresses to [email protected] for the MS or [email protected] forthe HS. If you require an additional report card copy, please make arrangements byemailing Jane or Jennifer by June 1.
Recycle Your Spirit WearAs we come to the end of this year, you may be spring cleaning, have a graduate, oryour Knights are just outgrowing their LNC gear. Rather than donating your LNCSpirit Wear items to other organizations, why not recycle it back to LNC? We will takeall gently used LNC clothing items that you'd like to donate. We will sort and sell theitems at a very reduced price for other families to enjoy while also raising money forthe PTO! There are collection boxes for your clean, gently worn LNC items in theschool offices until the last day of school. Thanks for your donations!
Books for Our Youngest KnightsThank you to the parents who have been holding on to books meant for theelementary school! You can now drop these books in the big box in the MS mainoffice.
Athletics Booster Club Early Bird Memberships Available NowNow is the time to buy your Athletics Booster Club 2017-18 membership at EarlyBird prices! Not only do members gain admission to all home regular season highschool athletic events, your membership fees directly support athletic programs at themiddle and high school. Click here to join.
Early Bird pricing is only available until May 31, 2017. Forms may be turned into themiddle or high school office. Also available for seniors and past alumni are "KnightFor Life" memberships; a onetime fee covers admission for life. These are greatgraduation presents! Email any questions to [email protected].
HIGH SCHOOL NEWS
LNCSeniors Recognized by the Charlotte PostThe following seniors were recognized in the Charlotte Post's scholarship program.Each year, the Charlotte Post Foundation along with the Charlotte Post newspaperidentifies the area's top African-American seniors.
Jada Nicole AllenKiarah Vanessa CopneyKayla Marie CrawfordLauren Taneil JonesAdrianne Nicole MitchellKirstie Inona MooreSydney Monique SandersRaven Monet SeldenSydney Alexis SimmonsRei Summer TaylorSierra Williams- McLeod
Congratulations students!
Lunch ProgramThe last day lunches will be served at the high school is Friday, May 25.
Parking Pass Lottery for 2017-2018High school student parking passes are determined by lottery. Each May, studentsenter the lottery for a parking pass for the next school year by signing up in the highschool office. The last day to sign up is Friday, May 19. The lottery will be held onWednesday, May 24 and the results posted at the front and back doors near the officeby the end of that day. Seniors are given first priority. Then any available spaces willbe for juniors (those who are taking CPCC courses are given priority) and then forsophomores. No forms are needed at this time. All forms and payment are duestarting August 15. All student handbook eligibility guidelines apply. See studenthandbook pages 28 and 29.
Attention Parents of Students in the Class of2018The College Counseling department needs you to fill out aParent Brag Sheet to assist counselors and teachers inwriting your child's letters of recommendation for college.Students fill out their own brag sheet through Naviance, but we love getting a
parent's perspective on our students and hearing your stories. Counselors would likethese brag sheets completed before the start of summer. You can access the ParentBrag Sheet through this link: https://goo.gl/forms/LSW6Z3WqyxIFJtZx2
Class of 2018 Senior Class TripSenior Class Council is excited to announce that the Class of 2018 senior class tripwill be to Universal Studios in February, 2018.
For the trip to move forward, we need 52 students to make their first deposit byWednesday, May 31, as that is how many students it takes to fill one bus. Thisdeposit of $150 should be made via personal check payable to Lake Norman Charter.Students will also need to turn in the signed permission form at this time. If we donot have 52 students signed up by May 31, we will return the checks and will cancelthe trip. If we do have enough students to fill the first bus, we will move forward withthe trip and deposit the checks. Please have your student turn the deposit in to Ms.McFarland in room 102.
For more students to attend, our next total goal number would be 66 and then 85. Ifmore than 52 students sign up, we will fill additional spots on a first-come first-servedbasis. Students will need to turn in their permission forms to Ms. McFarland in room102 to get on the waiting list. We will collect first deposit checks once we know thesecond bus will be filled.
Detailed information, the permission form, and the payment schedule is availablehere. If you have any questions or concerns throughout the summer, do not hesitateto contact Senior Class Council Advisors Leslie McFarland or Danielle Derwich.
Galapagos Islands - Spring Break Trip 2018Off the coast of Ecuador you will find perhaps themost inspiring islands of the world. The GalapagosIslands offer the opportunity to observe many speciesthat you will find nowhere else in the world. We willbe exploring the gorgeous turquoise bays where you'llhave the chance to snorkel with the Galapagospenguins, sea lions, and many other exciting marinespecies. You'll have an experience like no other asyou hike up an active volcano, visit the famous giant tortoises, and enjoy the islands'beautiful beaches. Immersed in the Ecuadorian culture, you will have the opportunityto explore the highest capital in the world, Quito, and visit the colorful and vibrantmarket town of Otavalo. If this sounds like the perfect spring break for you, you canregister at eftours.com/1954450YF or contact Brooke Elenbaum([email protected]) or Mary Marinello ([email protected]) with yourquestions!
Greece - Summer, 2018Are you going to be in high school for the 2017-18school year and are interested in traveling to Greecein June of 2018? The trip is after school is out for thesummer and is a 12 day tour of Greece, includingtime in Athens, Olympia, and Delphi along with a 3day cruise of Mykonos, Crete, and Santorini. This EFTour also includes the flight to and from Greece along
with transportation while on tour, all lodging accommodations, guided tours and entryinto attractions, breakfast and dinner each night, and a full time tour director. Visit ourtour website at www.eftours.com/1954542dy and contact Ms. McFarland [email protected] for questions.
Paris/Barcelona Spring Break 2018If you are or will be a high school student next year, you are invitedto sign up for the Spring Break trip to Paris and Barcelona. We havea few spots left on this trip and would love to round out the groupbefore the end of the school year. With these EF Tour Trips, you getTONS for your money and see much more than you would be ableto on your own. These are also study tours, so there is theopportunity to learn AND sightsee. Please contact Mrs. Davis (akaMs. McDaniel) at the HS for more information or visit the tour linkand find out more.
HS This Week in PicturesSee what our students, teachers and parents are doing on campus this week.
ATTENTION FAMILIES OF SENIORS
Upcoming Senior Events
Friday, June 2: Graduation Rehearsal, 9:00am at The Park Church (6029Beatties Ford Road, Charlotte)Saturday, June 3: Graduation, 9:00am at The Park Church (6029 BeattiesFord Road, Charlotte)
Senior Cap & Gown PhotosDear Senior Parents,St. John Photography recently took Cap & Gown photos of your son or daughter atschool. Please follow the steps below to view and order your student's photos.
Go to: www.stjohnphotography.comClick on: "Schools" and then "Order Photos"Click on: '"Lake Norman Charter School"Enter the school access code: LKCCEnter your child's last name
If you order by May 20 you will receive 15% off your entire order and free delivery toschool (with a minimum order of $25). Please contact St. John Photography directlyat 704.889.7800 or [email protected] with any questions.
Change of Address?We are quickly approaching the end of the school year and we want to make sure wehave your correct address for final report cards and any senior information that ismailed home. If you have had a recent address change, please send an email byJune 1 with the old AND new addresses to [email protected].
Graduation DVDsPlace your order for the 2017 Graduation DVD! The DVD will include a compilationof senior photos and the entire graduation ceremony. DVD's are $20 each and can beordered on our website using the HS PayPal portal. The deadline to place your orderis Tuesday, June 6. DVD's will be mailed to the address associated with the creditcard or PayPal account used for payment. Questions regarding the 2017 GraduationDVD can be directed to: [email protected].
Graduation TicketsTickets for the 2017 Graduation Ceremony are still available. Each graduate willreceive 10 complimentary tickets and families are able to purchase up to 5 additionaltickets at $10 each until the end of the day on Wednesday, May 24. Starting on May25, families who have already ordered 5 additional tickets and wish to purchase moremay do so on a first come/first served basis by completing the order form andreturning to the high school office. Payment must accompany the order form andchecks should be made payable to LNC. You will receive a confirmation email fortickets purchased (or to notify you if you are on the waiting list). Remember, the graduate does not need a ticket, but everyone else does. If you do notneed all 10 of your complimentary tickets please check with your classmates to see ifanyone else could use them. All tickets (both complimentary and any additionalpurchased) will be distributed to your graduate at the graduation rehearsal scheduledfor Friday, June 2. Questions about graduation tickets should be directedto [email protected].
MIDDLE SCHOOL NEWS
Week of May 22, 2017 Due to state requirements, the middle school will now conduct full days of school
during EOG testing week to ensure that all students have the opportunity to completetheir state exams. Therefore, next Tuesday-Thursday, May 23-25, students will bedismissed at regular time (3:00pm). Most students complete their exams by themidpoint of the day, however we are still required to comply with these staterequirements. This only applies to the middle school. The revised school calendar isattached for your convenience.
Remember, it is the parent's option to check-out his or her student once testing iscomplete. However, please know that we will not be able to release any student untilregular testing administration is complete (APPROXIMATELY 4 hours from start ofexam or ABOUT 12:30pm). If you are not planning to pick your child up early, pleaseplan to send a lunch.
EOG and EOC TestsStudents in the middle school will take the EOG and EOC tests during the week ofMay 22-26. The schedule of EOG tests is below. We would like to remind parentsthat it is very important that all students arrive to school on time each day and areready for testing with two #2 pencils. To help prepare your students for the exams, itis critical for them to have a nutritious dinner, a good night's sleep, and a completebreakfast the morning of testing.
EOG Proctors NeededNext week the middle school will be administering EOG's. We are required to haveproctors present during these tests, so we are looking for volunteers. Please sign upto volunteer on one (or more) of the dates below. We CANNOT administer these required tests without your help.
Tuesday, May 23 from 7:45am-12:00: EOG TestingWednesday, May 25 from 7:45am-12:00pm: EOG TestingThursday, May 26 from 7:45am-12:00: EOG Testing (testing for 5th and 8th,make-ups for 6th and 7th)Friday, May 27 from 7:45am-12:00: EOG Make-Up Testing
This is a perfect opportunity to finish up those Serve10 hours. Please contact RebeccaShipman to volunteer to proctor at [email protected]. Include your phonenumber and your student's homeroom teacher in your email.
Duke TIP StudentsSeveral LNC 7th grade students were recognized by the Duke TIP program for theirexceptional scores on the ACT or SAT tests, which are designed for college-bound11th and 12th graders. Ten students qualified for State Recognition by earning scoresthat are approximately equal to the 50th national percentile rank for college-boundseniors taking the tests. Mason McElroy qualified for Grand Recognition by earningscores that are approximately equal to the 90th national percentile rank for college-bound seniors taking the tests.
Congratulations to the following students, pictured with Dr. Graham, for earningDuke Tip recognition: (back row, l-r) Zechariah Williams, Daniel Gartner, Dr.Graham, Caleb Bass, Reece Shore; (front row, l-r) Brent Ryerson, AnthonyRyerson, Rhagav Sriram, Mason McElroy, Jeeya Shah and Emma Carballo!
Lunch Program Ends May 19THIS FRIDAY, MAY 19 is the last day lunches will be served at the middleschool. Students should bring a bagged lunch with them to school each day duringthe last 2 weeks of school.
Attention MS Parents: It's Time to Order Pre-packaged SchoolSuppliesOrder your EduKit now! Everything your MS student needs for the school yearcomes packaged in one convenient box, customized to your teacher's requests! Go towww.edukitinc.com to order today. Order by June 20 for the BEST pricing andFREE shipping. A confirmation will be emailed to you after your order has beenplaced.
Your child's EduKit will be available for pick-up at Distribution Day. If you are not ableto attend, your child's kit will be available in the office for pick-up. Extended onlineordering is available through EduKit's Last Chance program from June 21 - July 23.Last Chance orders are subject to an additional fee and will be delivered to your homeshortly before school begins.
Food Collection for Angels and Sparrows Soup Kitchen SummerBrown Bag LunchesDuring May we think of flowers blooming and the beauty of nature waking up after along winter. As summer rolls around we herald the freedom, the sunshine and lazydays ahead. Sadly though, some kids go hungry without the routine of receiving aschool lunch. Our local Angels and Sparrows Soup Kitchen has been coming to therescue for several years now by providing brown bag lunches for children in need inour surrounding neighborhoods. Five days a week throughout the summer, theymake deliveries to waiting children. Lake Norman Charter School has supported theireffort every year by donating items that help to fill the lunch bags. During the week ofEOG's and the following week, from May 22-May 31, students are asked to bring indonations by grade level:
5th Grade - Fruit cups or applesauce6th Grade - Individually wrapped packages of Lance Crackers7th Grade - Pudding cups8th Grade - Breakfast bars
Please consider making a contribution. All items may be dropped off in the big blackbins outside the main office. It's a great time for students to participate because theydo not have to worry about carrying books back and forth during the EOG week.Contact Mrs. Bogarad for details.
7th and 8th Semi-formal Dance7th and 8th graders are invited to the "Be Our Guest" Semi-formal dance:Date: May 25, 6:30-8:30Where: MS courtyard (cafetorium in case of rain) Cost: $5Dress code for all students will be discussed andenforced!
7th grade students will supply the snacks and drinksaccording to homeroom:
Language Arts homerooms: Paper ProductsMath homerooms: DrinksScience homerooms: SweetsSocial Studies homerooms: Salty
Can You Recite the Entire Periodic Table?These 8th students in Mrs. Stone's science classes can! Each of them is able to singor say the entire Periodic Table of the Elements! Congratulations; we are very proudof you!
Pictured: (back row, l-r) Alora Coffey, Abby Rollins, Ella Peplinski, Avery Zaph,Sydney Tucci, Gracie Hawley (front row, l-r) Rebekah Blackwelder, Allison Kay,Sarah Nipper, Alicia Bush, Lauren Chi
Math Team at the Purple Comet Math CompetitionThe LNC Middle School Math Team continued their excellence as they finished theseason ranked 1st and 2nd in the State in the in the Purple Comet MathCompetition. Kudos to the first place team of Jacob Grinberg, Bhargav Vaduri, NatNguyen, Mason McElroy, Raghav Sriram, and Nikhil Sampath as well as thesecond place team of Jeeya Shah, Braden Bole, Lauren Chi, Bhargavi Srikanth,Sean Huynh, and Julian Grinberg. The Purple Comet Math Meet is a free, on-line,international, team mathematics competition designed for middle and high schoolstudents conducted annually since 2003. Congratulations; we are very proud of you!
LNC Summer Camps:Cheerleading Camp Looking for some fun this summer? Come join the LNCCheerleaders as they host 2 summer cheer camps! Both camps will run from 9am-noon and be held on the LNC campus. Previous cheer experience is not required;this is a time for learning, friendship, and fun. Participants will learn cheers, chants,dances, and work on basic stunting and tumbling that is age appropriate. Please feelfree to share with anyone who you might want to bring with you! You can mail in theregistration or drop it off in the MS office for Mrs. Locke. We look forward to seeing youthere!
Basketball Camp Coach Williams and LNC Knights HS basketball players areholding a summer basketball camp for boys and girls ages 6-13 from June 12 to 16in the LNC high school gym. The cost, including T-shirt & pizza lunch on June 16, is$125. Click here for information and a registration form.
Volleyball Camp Coach Kiley from the HS is holding a Volleyball Camp thissummer for rising 5th to 8th grade girls. The camp will be at the HS gym June 26 toJune 30 from 9:00am to 12:30pm. See the flyer for more information and to sign up.
Football Camp The LNCharter football team is holding its annual Youth FootballCamp June 5 to June 8 on the LNC Varsity football field. The camp is open to rising5th to 8th graders at all levels. Click here for more information and a registrationform.
MS This Week in PicturesSee what our students, teachers and parents are doing on campus and on field tripsthis week!
8th GRADE NEWS
Class of 2021 Class OfficersCongratulations to the Class of 2021 rising freshmen class president Lauren Chi andour future freshmen class vice president Alicia Bush! Joining them as your Class of2021 class representatives are: Megan Christine, Alora Coffey, Reese Leprell, SarahMcElroy, Kylie Panizza, Julia Swanner and Jillian Villanti Go class of 2021!
ATHLETICS NEWS
Free PhysicalsFREE physicals will be given to LNC student-athletes atLakeside Family Physicians (Rosedale location - 14430Oakhill Park Ln, Suite 115, Huntersville, NC 28078) onSaturday, June 10 from 8:30 to 11:30am. EKGs will begiven to high school athletes who have not had one donein the past. Parents MUST go online and registertheir student-athlete (click on the icon or go towww.ppezoom.com) before Sunday, June 4.
We encourage all students to take advantage of this opportunity to get your player'sphysical on June 10. You will not have to worry about your physical expiring in themiddle of season and all paperwork will be sent to the school for record keeping.
KNIGHTS IN THE NEWSSaturday was a great day to be a Knight!
This Week's Athletic Results
If you have photos of our MS & HS athletes in action, please email them [email protected] and [email protected] for placement on our social media,website and Knights News.
Click here to view the Knights News at www.lncharter.org
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