The Colonial Times

Here’s what’s happening this week at Log….

• Fall Athletic contests continue this week: Fall athletics schedule here.
• Red Ribbon Week begins on Wednesday. Click here here for details.

Monday: 10/23, Day 1

• Field Hockey Home

• Soccer Home

Tuesday 10/24, Day 2

• JV Football Away

Wednesday 10/25, Day 1

• Red Ribbon Week: Wear Red today!
• Picture Retakes will now occur on November 8 because we have not received our first set of proofs from the photographer
• Football Home
• Field Hockey vs. Klinger at WTHS - 5:30 (Students must come with a parent/guardian)
• Soccer vs. KMS at WTHS - 7:00 (Students must come with a parent/guardian)

Thursday 10/26, Day 2

• Red Ribbon Week: Wear neon or bright colors
  

• Volleyball Home

Friday 10/27, Day 1

• Red Ribbon Week: Wear your Disney gear

Coming Soon:

Red Ribbon Week continues into next week.

Feel free to wear school appropriate and tasteful costumes on 10/31 if you'd like

November 1 - One Book, One School begins in Social Studies classes

Barksdale has still not returned our pictures; therefore, make-ups are now tentatively scheduled for November 8 (We expect to receive our first photos sometime this week).

Seventh grade artists in Mrs. Schenfelt's Intermediate Art classes learned how to create neurographic art. This relatively new art form was invented by psychologist Pavel Piscorev in 2014. The process allows us to transform areas of stress in our lives into something peaceful and beautiful.

Last year we had some AMAZING pumpkins - the theme this year is movie characters....can't wait to see how creative our students get with their pumpkins!

Thanks for all you do to promote these Student Council sponsored activities.

Once again, Log College will be selling pies in preparation for the Thanksgiving holiday! Click here to see the variety and to download the order form. (Pies are from Tabora Farm)

Beginning in November, Log College students will begin reading Refugee with their social studies classes. Refugee, written by Alan Gratz, is a captivating story that intertwines the lives of three young refugees from different periods of history.

*If you've never read the book, I highly recommend purchasing a copy. It can be found on Amazon for about $10.

Just a reminder that Fall sports have begun. Well-behaved students are permitted to stay and watch home games but must take the late bus at 4:15 or have their own ride home following the game/match. You can find our current Fall schedule here.

Each sport ends its season with a matchup vs. Klinger Middle School. In most cases, we are able to schedule the game/match at William Tennent High School. In those instances, it is mandatory that a parent/guardian attend with a student. The audience for these games are limited to Log College and Klinger students and their families. This week, field hockey and soccer will be facing Klinger at William Tennent HS (Volleyball and football next week). Students who attend are expected to exhibit proper behavior at the games and watch the games from the stands. Students who attend for other reasons, like playing on the sidelines will be reminded to sit with the adults who drove them or will be asked to leave.

For the upcoming football game, tickets will be sold, and we will request the name of the parent/guardian accompanying the student. Click here for information about the event.

The next HSA Meeting is Monday, November 13 at 7:15 pm. Click https://meet.google.com/kda-szaf-uzh?authuser=0 to join virtually (you must mute your microphone when joining).

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