Jan. 16, 2019 -Wednesday Update
Mark Your Calendar
- January 18 — Early Release Day (Students leave at 11:55 am)
- January 19 — Logos Carnival
- January 28-Feb 1 — High School
Serventure Camps - Feb 1 — Elementary Jog-a-Thon
- Feb 4 — No School
Logos School Calendar (2019-2020)
Logos School Calendar 2019-2020 (Parents)
LPA Meetings this Term – All Parents Welcome!
Located in the Library in Room 207 from 1:30-3:00pm
- Feb 13
- Mar 6
- April – no meeting
- May 1
Moms In Prayer (MIP)
Gather together to pray for the Logos community, staff, teachers and students! Three different prayer groups meet during the week. All parents are welcome!
Three different prayer groups meet during the week. All parents welcome!
- English Language – Will resume meeting on Friday, Jan 18 and 25. In February, a bi-weekly schedule begins, meeting on the 2nd and 4th Friday of each month: 1:30-3:00 pm in the Library Conference Room. Contact: Kandy Huynh phuynh@readmail.biz
- Khmer Language – Meets every other Friday, 5:30-6:30 pm in the MPR Contact: Tito titoandsopheap@gmail.com
- Korean Language – Meets Fridays from 8:00-9:
30am in the Library Meeting Room Contact: Junghaw Park onnew@hanmail.net
Secondary Chapel Chats
Wednesday, January 16
Middle School Chapel
- Message – The Gospel’s Impact on Our Daily Lives (Take Up Your Cross)
- Scripture – Luke 9:23
- Speaker – Luis Orellana
High School Chapel
- Message – Struggling to Believe
- Scripture – John 1:1-18
- Speaker – Mr. Barrett
Logos Annual Hullabaloo is Friday, Jan. 18
This Friday is Logos’ Annual Hullabaloo for students in grades 6-12. Hullabaloo is a half-day of team-building games and activities put together by the Logos Student Council. It is still considered a school day, and all students are expected to attend. Students should wear athletic shoes and clothes. They will receive a team T-shirt when they arrive at school on Friday morning. Students also are encouraged to wear sunscreen and bring a water bottle.
Early Release Friday, Jan. 18
This Friday, Jan. 18, is a half-day of school. No lunch will be provided for students. School ends at 11:55 am. All students should be off campus no later than 12:30 pm.
High School Serventure Camps (Jan. 28-Feb. 1)
Logos will host its Annual
- Grades 9 and 10 will be going to Jombok Hoas Adventure Camp in Preah Vihear Province for a week of team-building activities.
- Grades 11 and 12 will be returning to Choam Sangkat Church and Ezra Language School in Kampong Speu Province for a week of outreach.
Permissions letters and medical forms were sent home with students this week and are due by next Monday. Seventure Camps are required
LOGOS Carnival- Saturday, January 19th from 9:00am – 1:00pm
Please come join us for food, games and prizes.
There will be a variety of food vendors to purchase food and drinks while you are hanging out. Tickets to play the games cost 1,000
See you there!
Jog-A-Thon is on Friday, February 1st
The Jog-a-Thon is a fun LOGOS tradition, where elementary students run to raise money for great causes. This year, LOGOS Elementary students will be raising money for Asian Hope’s Village Development Program in Prey Tea. Our goal is $3,500!
Please look for the bright pink form in your child’s take home folder.
If your child would like a Jog-a-Thon t-shirt to wear for the run, please turn in $25 to the office before Friday, January 18th.
After School Program
Session 2 of the elementary After School Program continues until February 15. Please note that there is no Taekwondo scheduled for
Sports This Week
- January 16, Wednesday: Hope MS girls soccer @ Logos.
- January 16, Wednesday: Logos MS boys soccer @ Hope.
- January 17, Thursday: Logos HS girls basketball @ Hope A & B.
- January 17, Thursday: Hope HS boys basketball @ Logos A & B.
- January 18, Friday: Logos HS boys & girls basketball @ NISC A teams.
Sports Season 2 Schedule
Elementary Talent Show
The Elementary Talent Show is coming up on March 22. It is time to start practicing for auditions! Our hope is that our students can share their talents to be a blessing to others and reflect glory back to God. For more information, please contact Miss Rai, Mr. Nelson, or Mrs. Ralph.
Library Corner
Parents are welcome to visit the Library anytime after 3:00 each day. Just bring in your student pick-up card and you will be all set to borrow up to 20 books at a time. The Library has a great collection of fiction and non-fiction books for both adults and children–C
OPAC: koha.asianhope.org
ebooks: wbb60958.follettshelf.com
Note from the School Nurse
2018-2019 Flu Season
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) most flu activity has been driven by illness in school-aged children, and hospitalization rates among children younger than 5 years old are now the highest among all age groups. Seven pediatric deaths have been reported to CDC so far this season. The CDC expects that elevated flu activity will continue for weeks. The CDC continues to recommend that anyone who has not yet gotten a flu vaccine this season should get vaccinated now. More information is available on the CDC Seasonal Influenza (Flu) website.