Congratulations to our 

Football Team!!

St. Lukes's WON the 2nd game of the playoffs!!

St. Luke's 69 - Abbeville 34

Uniform Project

Over 4 years ago, Laurie Speir and Lorraine Novak spearheaded the Uniform Project when St. Luke's was getting new uniforms.  

Close friends of Speir's in Odessa, Texas- Karen and Troy Chesnut, and their daughter, Lisa Chesnut Crone, began a project called Christmas in Kono. The project was to begin a Christ centered school for children in Sierra Leone.  The problem was, they did not have uniforms for the children.  After speaking with Lisa,  Lorraine and Laurie, and many of the girls that are now in 9th Grade, helped with the collection, sorting, and boxing of EVERY single uniform!  

With the help of friends from Odessa, Texas, they rented a U-Haul, loaded up over 600 uniforms!!  Jumpers, pants, shirts, jackets, blouses, shorts, etc. The uniforms were stored with the Chesnut family until the school was ready to be up and running!! The Chesnut family just got back from a 3 week trip to check on the school, and the children and teachers are forever grateful! 

Now, these precious children in Africa have uniforms and a school!  The name of the school is Freegrace Academy in the Boroma Village, Kono District of Sierra Leone, West Africa. So far, they have 100 children that are attending the school, and the number is growing every year.  The school is Preschool through 4th Grade.  Every year, a grade and children will be added to the school.

Thank you so much to everyone who donated. You have helped changed the lives of these children!

Soccer Evalutions! 

Are you ready?!

 Varsity and Middle school Soccer Evaluations: 
Nov 28th, Nov 29th, Dec 1st, 

Dec 5th, and Dec 6th  
Time: 3:30-5:00 pm

 Any questions contact Coach Depinet:

[email protected]

or contact Student Services

Ryon Depinet

The Wildcats Chess Club had a very busy week with the Ladder Challenge.  

Normally the students can challenge other students who are on the ladder but only students who are one, two or three places above them.  If they beat the person they challenged, then they take that student's place on the ladder.  

This week a monkey wrench was thrown in the mix.  The students could challenge anyone above them on the ladder regardless of how many spots separated them.  A lot of active playing and challenges were happening over lunch time.  There was an average of 20 students playing ladder matches per day.  At the end of the week there were some dramatic changes on the Advanced Ladder.

 

Room 402 (Mr. Womack's room) is open every morning from  7:30 - 8:00  and at Middle School Lunch for students to come in to play a game.

Parents are welcome to come in and join us during either of those times if they want to play or to watch.

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We are working on a Business-to-Business  page for the St. Luke's website. Please be on the lookout for further communication  regarding this information .