JH GAMEDAY NOTIFICATION
Congrats to Gavin, Dylan, and Conner for earning honors on the All-TVL Football Team. All the hardwork you've put into the process has been noticed!
JH GAMEDAY NOTIFICATION
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Thanksgiving allows us to recognize and celebrate the strength that comes from unity. During this time of reflection, we are grateful for our amazing and supportive community here at Linn! Happy Thanksgiving to all from Linn Schools!
Info on our K-6 Christmas Coin War...
Admission prices for tonight's Jamboree at Republic County are: $2 Adults, $1 Students.
GAMEDAY NOTIFICATION
Meet the Bulldogs Information
Solo un recordatorio, comenzaré los exámenes de audición y visión la próxima semana en las escuelas, este es un requisito del estado de Kansas para niños de preescolar, jardín de infantes, 1.°, 2.°, 3.°, 5.°, 7.° y 10.° grado. Nuevamente, si NO desea que su hijo sea evaluado, necesitaré saberlo antes del lunes 27. Jeri (enfermera de la escuela)
Just a reminder I will be starting the hearing and vision screenings next week at the schools, this is a requirement for the state of Kansas for preschoolers, kindergarteners, 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 5th, 7th and 10th graders. Again if you do NOT want your child screened I will need to know by Monday the 27th
Apply Day Part 2
Seniors participated in Apply Kansas during the Apply Free Days on November 9th. All participating Kansas colleges and universities offered free applications. Students gathered in the library to work on submitting applications, enjoying donuts, and celebrating their success. The next senior event will be held on December 5th for seniors and parents regarding the new FAFSA changes.
JH GAMEDAY NOTIFICATION
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Congratulations to all of our fall athletic teams on a very successful year! We are proud of all the hard work you put in during the season and off season to be the very best you could possibly be!
School organized sports are truly a blessing for our students, families, schools, and communities! Sports can and should serve to teach our young people teamwork, discipline, work ethic, sportsmanship and character. Athletic programs do so much to foster growth and maturity in young people. They teach us what it means to work hard for a common purpose, to overcome obstacles, set and meet goals, all of these qualities are valuable and necessary throughout a successful and prosperous life. We are fortunate to be blessed with great athletic teams who have experienced great success over the years.
While it is easy to get wrapped up in the moment of a close or exciting game, it is important to remember that while winning is fun, the most important purpose of sports is to teach the aforementioned attributes of a healthy sports program, good sportsmanship. Sports and activities are a privilege for our students, parents, and community to attend in a positive manner, however it is not a right and should be treated as such.
I write this letter with the intent to encourage you to cheer positively for your child and team and refrain from any kind of negativity towards players, opponents, coaches, staff and especially referees. It is important that we set good examples for our young people that win or lose, we do it with class and treat others with dignity. Another purpose of sports is to learn to overcome adversities, such as calls that you may disagree with. In demonstrating good sportsmanship, we can teach and build character in our community, and our young people that will ultimately foster a safer and more enjoyable, game time atmosphere for all. The number one reason given for referees leaving the profession is fans heckling them. It is becoming increasingly difficult to find officials for all sports. Let's please do all we can to support our players, coaches, staff and referees.
Thank you and good luck to all of our sports programs this winter season.
Info for Monday's game JH Game at Clifton-Clyde. Note that girls will play at Clyde, Boys in Clifton.
Information for the HS Basketball Jamboree next Tuesday
Art Club went on the Clay Center Mural Walk! We viewed over 20 amazing murals by artists from all over the country. Thanks to Grow Clay County for talking to us about the murals (and for the cake! :)
Yesterday, Linn FFA officers traveled to Salina for NCD Leadership School. They recited FFA Opening and Closing Ceremonies.
