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Principal’s Perspective – A Devotional Message

The Book for All Occasions

During this time of the safer-at-home order, I have spent a fair amount of time reading. I have read a number of professional articles and books that relate to the world of education. I have also read some leisure books, usually in the mystery, courtroom, or historical fiction areas. 

If I were having a faculty meeting, there is probably not much that a John Grisham novel is going to do to help me, even if it is a New York Times best seller. A book on social emotional learning will not help me take my mind off of school for a few minutes. However, there is a book that is perfect for any time and any place. You guessed it, it is the Bible.

Our passage for this week is a familiar one. Psalm 115:109, “Your word is a lamp to my feet and a light for my path.” God’s word guides us through our life and all that the devil, the world, and our sinful flesh can throw at us. God’s word keeps the path visible so we can stay on it no matter how hard we are tempted to stray from the path.

As we end our school year and begin our summer break, stay connected to Jesus. Keep the book for all occasions close by and used regularly. Seek the Lord through devotions and church attendance whether virtually or in person. Let the Lord keep your faith strong so when we come together again we can encourage one another in the faith.   

God bless your summer!

End of the Year Dropoff / Pickup

On Friday May 22 from 7:00 am to 6:00 pm will be the time when school items can be dropped off and items for home can be picked up. This will be done as curbside style. Please drive up to the main school entrance to make the exchange. Here is a list of things to be dropped off and items that will be picked up. 

Please return items in a crate if you were given one or a bag / container to minimize handling of materials. Thank you!

Drop off items:

1. Textbooks
2. Crates (If a crate was given.)
3. Jr. Choir shirts
4. Chromebooks
5. Classroom materials/manipulatives (The teachers will let you know what you need to return.) 
6. Library books  

Pick up items:

1. Report cards
2. Yearbooks
3. Honor roll certificates
4. Personal items 
5. Locker room items (Please contact Mr. Rank if your child has items in the locker room.)

Please note all accounts must be paid in order to receive the final report cards.

Graduation / Closing Service

We will share the link to our graduation / closing service on Thursday May 21 in the afternoon. May the Lord bless the end of our school year and our sixteen graduates!

Partners In Education (PIE) 

Our Parent / Teacher group is looking for an individual passionate about Eastside and looking to assist in moving the school forward with this leadership position. If you are interested or have further questions, please reach out to Mr. Rank via email: brank@eastsidelutheran.org.

LPS Play

Luther Preparatory School is pleased to share its first ever Children Theater Movie: Gildersnort by Murray J. Rivette, produced by special arrangement with Big Dog/Norman Maine Publishing LLC, Rapid City, SD. Please see the message below in blue from our director. 

You can watch the show at the following links:

• Google Drive Link:https://drive.google.com/file/d/1HTKiqc9gEVPzot2MEdPGiAa1pkQSZO-O/view?usp=sharing
• Livestream Link:https://livestream.com/lps/events1920. 

Director’s Message

I would like to thank our 10 cast members and their families for helping them film, read lines with them, and helping them send in all their footage!

Our 10 cast members span 3 time zones and 6 different states.

Ethan Cloute – Watertown, WI

Joe Cloute – Watertown, WI

Katelyn Faber – Delray Beach, FL

Katie Gilkey – Sparks, NV

Josiah Koelpin – Dallas, TX

Emma Lau – Derby, KS

Kate Mensching – Watertown, WI

Isabel Monday – Appleton, WI

Zoe Scharf – New Ulm, MN

Abby Winkel – Milwaukee, WI

We would use Zoom for our “rehearsals”, some recording, but ultimately they would say their lines into their cameras (phones) all on their own. It’s not easy to “act” to no one.

A special thanks goes out to two of our cast members, Ethan & Joe Cloute, for all their work on our additional “Lego” scenes to add to your entertainment!

A special thank you also goes out to Carolynn Bertolus for making a dragon costume in two days!

We hope you enjoy our Children’s Theater production from Luther Prep!

Thank you so much for watching,

Dominique Wrobel, Director

LLHS Summer Camps

Lakeside has moved many of their Grade School summer camps to July.  Registration is now open if you have yet to sign up.  These dates and times are fluid and dependent on the current stay at home restrictions being eased and allowance for groups to meet.  Register by June 15, 2020 to receive LLHS swag!  Here are the new dates for specific camps. Click the link below for the change in times for each age group.

Boys Basketball Camp – July 6-9

Girls Basketball Camp – July 20-23

Co-ed Soccer Camp – July 27-30

Co-ed Golf – Canceled

Co-ed Running Camp – July 6-9

Boys Football Camp – July 13-16

Girls Volleyball Camp – July 27-30

STEM Camp – Canceled

LLHS Summer Camps

Other Camps

All LPS summer camps have been canceled. Camp RIse has also been canceled.  Camp Phillip is still open and taking registrations this summer. Check out their website for more info Camp Phillip.  For information on Camp Wyalusing please email pvgvandy@netscape.net or call 920-927-5353

2020-2021 School Packet

Your school info packet for the 2020-2021 school year will be coming home in July.  Please keep an eye out for it and have a great summer!