Wednesday Update Dec. 11, 2019

Mark Your Calendar

December 13-18 – HS Finals
December 20 –  Last day of the semester – early release (11:00 am) & Report Cards sent home 
December 21-Jan 7 – NO SCHOOL: Christmas Break
January 8 – 2nd Semester starts
January 17 – Early Release Day
January 18 – Logos Annual Carnival

Secondary Chapel Chats

Wednesday, December 11

Middle School & High School Chapel

• Message- Don’t Miss Christmas
• Scripture-Matthew 2
• Speaker – Brad Barrett
• Special Music by the Logos High School Choir

Logos Music Program!

Tonight, Wednesday, December 11, the HS Choir and the 6th Grade class will combine for a music program. The program will be in the MPR, beginning at 5:30 pm.  Admission is free. 

The concert will have a traditional Christmas theme.  Both groups have worked hard and are eager to perform for you.  Hope to see you there! 

Thank you, LPA!

Thanks to the Logos Parent Association for the awesome refreshments you provided for the staff Christmas party last Monday!  It was fantastic!!!

High School Semester Final Exams-Dec 13-18

During Exam Week-

• Middle School classes will continue as normal
• High School students are expected to wear their uniforms or follow Dress Down expectations.
• Classrooms will open 15 minutes before each exam.
• While waiting for exams, students may study quietly in the cafeteria or library.
• Students may leave the classroom as soon as they finish their exams, as long as they leave school immediately.
• Students who complete their exams early and plan to remain on campus after their exam finishes will be dismissed after 90 minutes.
• Students should leave campus upon completing their last final each day.

High School students are not required to come to school on days that they do not have scheduled exams.

High School Semester Exams Schedule

From the Handbook

As a reminder:  
Students are dismissed at 3:10pm. All elementary students need to be picked-up by 3:30 pm unless they are involved in After School Program or Homework Club. Students in these programs must be picked-up by 4:30pm. High school students are permitted to pick-up their siblings only if they are able to provide direct supervision (within eyesight) for the student. Middle school students are NOT allowed to pick-up or supervise elementary siblings. Any student not picked-up by 3:30pm will be taken to the elementary.

All Elementary Chapel

Next Wednesday, December 18, we will be having our all elementary Christmas chapel.  Grades PK 3 to 5 will meet in the MPR from 8:20 – 9:00. Parents are always welcome!  

LPA English Class!

Greetings!  The next LPA English class will be Wednesday, Dec. 18.  
The plan is to have a Christmas card-making party while practicing English!  All parents are welcome to come and enjoy, even those who know English well or are native English speakers:

 LPA Christmas Card Party!

• Who:  All Logos parents are welcome to join the LPA English class while we make Christmas cards.
• What: Card-making, music, and goodies!
• When: Wednesday, December 18, 2019 from 2-3p.m.
• Where: Room 207 in the library

Please bring a drink, snack, or goodie to share. 🙂
Thank you!
God’s blessings,Mrs. Nelson (lnels

Dress Down & Early Release

Next Friday, December the 20th, Logos will dismiss students at 11:00 am for the start of the Christmas break – no lunch will be served, and students should be off campus by 11:15 am. Report cards will also go home that day.  School will start up again on January 8th.

Friday will also be a free Christmas-themed dress down day.  Students should wear something reflective of the Christmas holiday season. 
Merry Christmas!

Save the Date!

LOGOS’ Annual Carnival is Saturday, January 18th
Time: 9:00am-12:30pm
Please come and enjoy the games, prizes and lots of food!

Library Corner

Note from Nurse

Get Good Sleep – The push to finish well before Christmas break demands more attention on the part of parents. Research among students aged 15-17 years shows the benefits of good sleep in relation to school. Less than 8 hrs of time in bed during school nights was significantly associated with more sleep difficulties, wake time variability on school days and weekends, daytime tiredness, and less enjoyment at school. Sending and/or receiving text messages at night was significantly associated with later bedtimes, shorter time in bed, daytime tiredness during school, and irregular sleep habits. These findings highlight the importance of regular, consistent sleep habits and the problems associated with sleeping with a cell phone in the bedroom. Here is a great resource from the CDC regarding sleep and remember drinking more caffeine or energy drinks may make you feel more alert for a short time but we are just masking our tiredness. If we truly want to finish well and enjoy the holiday then sleep is what we need!

Logos Lightning Sports Update

ISSAPP Track & Field 2020
ASAC Senior Basketball
LOGOS Sports Season 2

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