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Hello Parents:
What a difference a week makes. Last week I wrote to you about my struggles with snow. As I write this, the snow is gone, the sky is clear and bright blue and I can go outside without a jacket! Our God knows what we need each and every day. He does not stray from us! I pray that you lean in to Him with whatever struggles you might be facing. A blue sky sure seems to make things better! May His peace be yours!
A staffing update...
When I last wrote to you, we were looking for two teachers. Through our call committee, the Board of Directors of our church has extended a call to Mr. Andrew Hulke of Hudson, WI to teach social studies to our students in 6th through 8th grade. He and his family will be visiting our church and school this weekend. Please pray for him as he considers what God's will is. We have also extended an offer to Mrs. Jane Picciolo to teach first grade. Jane is a HCL member and her children attend our school. Please pray for her as she considers what God's will is for her in her life. Please keep Mrs. Brenda Granley, our 5th grade teacher, who has been extended a call to teach 5th grade at Faith Lutheran in Las Vegas, also in your prayers. She will be traveling to Las Vegas this weekend to visit to help her determine where God would like her to teach! Please stay tuned as I will provide updates when I know them.
JOY!
Albert J. Amling
Principal
 
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| 4th Quarter Offering Mission
The JK3 and JK4 classes are proud to sponsor Lutheran Special Schools and Education Services (LSSES) for the fourth quarter chapel offering mission. Founded in 1958 LSSES is a mission that is centered in Christ that provides quality education to children with learning difficulties. LSSES prepares students with unique learning challenges to maximize their God-given spiritual, academic, emotional and social potential. Lutheran Special Schools' mission is to further minister to all of God's children in a Lutheran school environment. Please keep LSSES in your prayers as they explore and trust God in their journey.
END OF YEAR LIBRARY BOOK ROUNDUP!
Time to round up ALL school library books! The last week to check out or renew library books on the Grange campus will be the week of April 23. ALL library books will be due the week of May 11. The early closing date allows ample time to prepare our library for the move to our new space at Janesville campus. So start checking in the closet, under the bed, in those backpacks.... for any library books! Parents, we greatly appreciate your assistance in getting books back in by May 11 so the whole collection can be moved early June and are ready to go again next August.
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Upcoming Events
May 2:
5th grade leads chapel, 8:45am GC, 2:45pm
May 6: 8th grade confirmation, 1:00 and 3:30pm
May 7 & 8: 8th grade to Kalahari
May 11: Piano Recital, 6:30pm GC, 7th & 8th grade dance, 7-9pm, CC
May 12: Piano Recital, 9:30 & 11:00am and 2:00pm
May 16:
8th grade leads chapel, 8:45am GC, 2:45pm JC
May 24:
5th grade to Kenosha Museum, Fine Arts Festival 4-9pm
May 25:
4th grade to Madison,
6th grade to Milwaukee Art Museum & Discovery World;
7th grade canoe trip
May 28:
No School - Memorial Day
May 30:
DARE graduation & Gr. 4/5 awards, 10:30am, JC Sanctuary,
6th-8th grade - 100% Club Brewer game, 11:15am-4:00pm
June 1:
Last Day of School,
8th grade graduation, 6:30pm, JC
School Sports Events
April 30:
Coed Soccer, Our Father's 5:30pm
May 1: Boys Volleyball, Our Redeemer-Wauwatosa, 6:30pm & 7:30pm
May 2: Coed Soccer, Immanuel Brookfield, 4:15 & 5:15pm
May 3: Boys Volleyball, St. Paul's-West Allis, 4:30 & 6:30pm
May 9: Coed Soccer, Immanuel Brookfield 5:30pm
May 19: Wisconsin State Track Meet, Kettle Moraine Lutheran High School
May 22: MLESSA Meet, Martin Luther High School, 9:00am
May 26: Metro Milw. Invitational Track Meet, Marquette High School, 8:30am
PLEASE See our Sycamore Calendar for all sports games, dates, times and destinations.
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Want to Get Involved at HCLS?
CPAL, our Christian Parents Advisory League, is seeking new members to join our board. If you are interested in planning events, providing input, and supporting our students and staff through CPAL please contact Cindy Lemerande (
[email protected]
) or Emily Lenz (
[email protected]
).
We are looking for parents interested in the following positions:
Fundraising
: Our apple pie fundraiser has become an amazing fundraiser to benefit our students each year! The day of pie-making is a great way to meet other parents and enjoy fellowship while helping. We are looking for someone to pair up with our current apple pie coordinator next year - learn about the event before organizing it the following year!
Secretary
: We are looking for someone to help us record and distribute minutes, update and maintain CPAL records.
Parent Education
: We would like to provide additional educational opportunities for parents and families. Let us know if this is an area you are interested in!
Student Activities
: CPAL is teaming up with HCL Children's Ministry for a Christmas event next year. We are looking for someone to coordinate a Secret Gift Shop for that event and other potential student activities.
Teacher Recognition and Support
: We are so thankful for the support of our HCL parents and families! We are looking for parents interested in coordinating the Room Parents program, organizing a few meals for teachers throughout the year, and plan Teacher Appreciation Week.
Family Mentor Program
Our CPAL board is very excited to begin a new Mentor Program which will help connect existing families with new families at HCLS. We are seeking names of existing families that would be interested to serve as mentors for new families.
Would you be willing to...
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Connect kids over summer (something as simple as a playdate in the park)
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Share contact information so new families can ask questions as they come up
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Answer questions and offer guidance throughout the school year
If you would like to have your name added as a mentor family, please contact Angela Ferrell at
[email protected]
. We are working on creating a list of interested families before the school year ends so we can begin connecting with our new families this summer. Thank you for reaching out and welcoming others into our school family!
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Thank you for you Kindness!
Thank you Hales Corners Lutheran School families, faculty, and alumni for supporting the production
The Music Man Jr. We could never have done it without your help. Also, thank you musical theater families for the lovely flowers and gift cards. How thoughtful!
Thank you, 8th grade class, for your leadership and for being such positive role models. We love you and will miss you. Come to our shows in the future; this is the greatest gift you could give us! You will always be welcome here.
Gods' blessings and until next year,
Mrs. Horn
Mrs. Kutz
Mrs. Lillquist
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2nd Annual Wildcat Open - Sponsor Opportunties
On Friday, June 29, we will tee-off our 2nd annual HCL Wildcat Open Golf Outing. Proceeds of the event will go toward the purchase of athletic uniforms and installation of motorized bleachers in the Community Center.
We are currently looking for sponsors for the event. There are many opportunities to be a sponsor; hole sponsor, beverage sponsor, and more. Each level provides various perks. For more information please visit the
Wildcat Open page on our
website.
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7th Grade Families Needed for Dance and Graduation Night
May 11 Dance:
All seventh graders are asked to bring in a donation for the graduation dance on Friday, May 11
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Students in 7R are asked to bring either small bottles of gatorade, fruit juice pouches or juice boxes. Students in 7D are asked to bring a snack like chips or pretzels or a dessert like cookies or brownies (ready to serve).
Questions? Please don
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t hesitate to contact Jana Horn - [email protected]
Thank you for your help! Your donations allow all students to enjoy this special dance without the need to pay for refreshments.
June 1 Graduation:
In preparation for 8th grade graduation, we are looking for volunteers. On graduation night, it is tradition to have a reception in the fellowship hall following the graduation service. After graduation, families come downstairs for a little reception and for photo opportunities. We ask 7th grade parents to help set up a few tables with the cake and beverages for graduates and their families. (Decorations are setup by 8th grade parents, so no need to worry about that.)
It would be great if you could arrive on graduation night (June 1) at about 6:15pm. Your main roles are to setup, serve, refill, and to help clean up afterward.
We are looking for about 6 volunteers. Feel free to bring your 7th grade student along to help as well!
Have You Recorded Your Service Hours?
The Parent Service Program encourages each family to
share 20 hours (K-8) or 12 hours (JK3 & JK4) of service per year.
Many parents already provide more hours of service than is encouraged.
The parent service program is intended to promote family participation in your child's Christian education. This enhances the quality of your child's education. Service to the church is also encouraged.
Service hours are recorded in a binder kept in the school office. Parents may record their hours themselves or call Terri Ward at the school office (414-529-6702) to record them.
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Lutheran High School News
Martin Luther
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