Lovejoy High School News and Information 07 18 17
NOTE
: The deadline to drop an AP Class is this Friday, July 21, 2017.
Summer Office Hours
Lovejoy High School will be open from 8:30 am to 4:30 pm daily.
School Supplies
Compiling a list of common items needed for Lovejoy High School is a bit difficult considering the diversity of classes that a typical student can take. Knowing that many of you may want to shop for school supplies before you receive the complete list from teachers on the 1st day of school, we invite you to click SUPPLIES to consult a spreadsheet that details what items are needed for each department. Please note that there are 5 tabs, one for each of the core subjects: English, Math, Science, Social Studies, and LOTE.
Parking Permits
2017-18
The online selection of student parking spots will take place at 9:00 a.m. on the following dates:
Wednesday, August 9th - Seniors only
Thursday, August 10th - Juniors only
Friday, August 11th - Sophomores and Freshmen
More detailed information will be sent in the next couple weeks.
Counselors' Office
The counselors' office will be open on the following dates for new enrollment and processing transcripts.
To set up an appointment or inquire about enrollment, please contact Lynda Fleming at 469-742-8704.
July 20 & 24
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9 am - 4 pm
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August 8 & 10
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9 am - 4 pm
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Transcript Requests
Course Request Change Procedures
If you would like to make a change to your course request list, click
here
and follow the steps to make a change.
Verification of Enrollment (VOE)
If your student needs a VOE for drivers' ed courses or renewing their license, please come to the front office from 8:30 am to 4:30 pm, and we'll be happy to provide one.
Sports Physicals and Cardiac Screenings - THIS Saturday!
Saturday, July 22, 2017
Location: Willow Springs Middle School
Time: 8:00 am - 1:00 pm
For your convenience, the Lovejoy Sports Medicine Department is offering sports physicals and hosting the WHO WE PLAY FOR for cardiac screenings. Physicals and cardiac screens are open to all 2017-18 incoming 7th - 12th grade student-athletes. A parent or guardian should attend with the student to sign permission forms.
The physical examination consists of the parent or guardian completing a medical history followed by a thorough medical and orthopedic assessment by a host of qualified nurses, physical therapists, athletic trainers, and physicians.
Please RSVP:
https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/6962FVS
for each student attending physicals and/or cardiac screenings.
Cost: $20 for physicals, payable to Lovejoy Athletics.
Cost: $15 for cardiac screen, payable to WHO WE PLAY FOR.
Payment due at WSMS on July 22nd. Checks or cash only. No credit cards.
Lovejoy ISD requires that every student-athlete in grades 7 through 12 receive an annual physical prior to participation in sports.
The cardiac screen is not required for participation in athletics at Lovejoy ISD but it is highly recommended. WHO WE PLAY FOR recommends testing at least once during high school.
This is a fundraising event for our Sports Med Department and we appreciate your support!
Details for sports physicals:
http://lovejoyathletics.com/physicals
2017 Varsity Football Season Ticket Sales
Saturday, August 5, 2017
10:30 a.m.
at Lovejoy Elementary Gym, 256 Country Club Rd., Allen, TX.
- For the 2017 varsity football season, we currently have approximately 239 season tickets available for sale.
- All remaining season tickets will be available for sale on a first-come, first-serve basis.
- A total of 6 tickets per household may be purchased. Address to be verified via driver's license.
- Cost: $33 per season ticket for 6 home games.
$5 + $5 + $5 + $5 + $5 + $8 = $33
$33 for 1 season ticket, $66 for 2, $99 for 3, $132 for 4, $165 for 5, $198 for 6.
- Checks or cash only please for sales on August 5. Please make checks payable to Lovejoy Football Season Tickets.
- Each season ticket includes an $8 general admission ticket to the Tom Landry Classic on September 2, 2017 at Allen Eagle Stadium. This is one of our home games.
- Patrons must be 16 years of age or older to hold a spot in line. Age to be verified via driver's license.
- Said tickets may not be transferred to another party. Once surrendered, said tickets return to Lovejoy for resale.
- If you are not able to attend this event, you may assign a proxy to attend for you using this 2017 Proxy Form. The proxy assignee may not purchase other tickets during the sale of the 2017 season tickets. Proxy Forms must be submitted to the LISD Athletic Office no later than August 1, 2017.
2017-18 REQUIRED FORMS FOR ATHLETICS
2017-18 LISD-issued Student Athlete Information Packet
ALL LISD-issued Athletic forms will be online this year.
The LISD-issued Athletics forms online will include the following:
- UIL Acknowledgment of Rules
- UIL Steroid Acknowledgment
- UIL Concussion Acknowledgment
- UIL Sudden Cardiac Arrest Awareness
- LISD Athletic Policies, Residency Verification, and Waivers
- LISD Athletic Travel Release
- LISD Media Release
Summer Driver's Ed Classes
The final Summer session will take place
July 24 - August 17 from 11:30 am - 1:30 pm Monday - Thursday at Lovejoy High School in room B104 for the following 4-week sessions.
The 1st session at the start of school will be from 4:15-6:15 pm at Lovejoy High School from August 21-September 14. Click
SUMMER
for more details.
Attention Seniors - Class of 2018!
It's time to start making your appointments to have your Senior Portrait taken over the summer.
2. Click the link for "Senior Yearbook Session Sign-up".
3. Before clicking the link to sign up, please read all of the details on the information page.
4. On the information page, there is a link for a pdf document that contains helpful tips/info.
Call B & E Photography at 972-429-1613 if you have any questions. Here is a schedule of upcoming picture days:
DAY
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DATE
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LOCATION
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Wednesday
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August 9
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LHS Auditorium Lobby
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Thursday
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August 10
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LHS Auditorium Lobby
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Friday
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August 11
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LHS Auditorium Lobby
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Student Recognition
Congratulations to the following LHS students who represented us this year among only the top 1% of the nation at the NSDA National Speech and Debate tournament held in Birmingham, Alabama last week:
- Joe Cross in Duo Interpretation
- Grant Dennis in Duo Interpretation and Prose Interpretation
- Mason Golden in Congressional Debate
- Ellie Hager in Lincoln Douglas Debate
- Kati Johnson in World Schools Debate and Extemporaneous Debate
- Clay Parker in Humorous Interpretation and Poetry Interpretation
- Pierce Richardson, Anna Rouse, and Dayton Thompson in World Schools Debate
LHS received the most awards at this tournament in our program's NSDA history, including:
- Top 100 in Prose Interpretation for Grant Dennis (100/800)
- Top 60 in LD Debate for Ellie Hager (60/260)
- Top 300 in Extemporaneous Debate for Kati Johnson (300/950)
- Top 60 in Humorous Interpretation (60/230) and Semifinals in Poetry Interpretation (9/500) for Clay Parker
Texas Boys State
Ryan Brands, Lovejoy High School senior, graduates as one of the 1,100 future leaders that assembled at University of Texas in Austin, for the prestigious program sponsored by the American Legion, Department of Texas, known as Texas Boys State. Brands was elected to the Texas House of Representatives and was also elected as a platform delegate. He also raced in the running events during the week.
This year, Texas Boys State delegates made history when they voted for the first time to secede from the union! Ryan said "My experience at Boys State has given me a new disposition on how I want to be involved, wherever I go, in politics. It has helped show me the importance of getting involved in my community and local politics because it does not make sense to let someone, I do not know, make laws that affect me."
Begun in 1935, Boys State is a unique program that educates future leaders about government, civics, and patriotism in a "learn by doing" environment. Each delegate has just finished his junior year of high school and was hand-picked by teachers, counselors, and local American Legion posts throughout Texas to attend this one week seminar.
During the week, the delegates were evenly split into fictional parties of the Nationalist and Federalists. Each party drafted party platforms, elected party officials, nominated candidates via primary elections, and contested a general election against the rival party and its candidates. The delegates ran for many kinds of offices including state, district, county, and city offices. Those elected to the House of Representatives and Senate spent the week drafting, debating, and passing bills on a wide range of social and economic issues.
This year, the delegates heard from more than 40 distinguished guest speakers, ranging from Texas Railroad Commissioner Christi Craddick and State Board of Education member Tom Maynard, to several state legislators and former San Antonio Mayor Ed Garza.
Brands recalls, "People told me going into Boys State that it was completely what I would make of it. So accordingly I took a head-first attitude and stepped out of my comfort level. I went for 2 political positions and got them both, in addition, I fought and debated for my beliefs to be heard in the party. Looking back on the Texas Boys State experience, I am glad I made the choices I did. It was a great learning event that I would recommend for anyone who has a political passion and wants to get more involved. I feel greatly honored to have had the pleasure of attending Texas Boys State. I would like to thank everyone who helped make it possible for me to take part.