This "first" is important to the academic year, even though classes are certainly not in session. July 1 serves as a "hinge" date upon which summer swings - a sort of half-way point between June and July - and a reminder to start thinking more about the coming school year. As such, please remember areas such as...
Summer math
Summer reading
Purchasing of books
Immunizations, if needed
Looking Around
July 4th: Independence Day: Campus Closed
Looking AheadUPCOMING DATES & EVENTS
Summer office hours: Tues. and Thurs. 9-3
News Briefs
Advanced Placement (AP) calculus offered
This fall will be the first time Lake Pointe has offered AP Calculus on campus. Mr. Spratley, who teaches Trigonometry, will lead the course. He has just completed AP training for the course that was hosted at Davidson College in NC.
Louis Lemmon attended the annual conference for the National Assoc. of University Model Schools in Dallas, TX. He was able to attend a variety of seminars on matters specifically important to the UMS and several particularly pertaining to the Classical Christian UMS.
One of the speakers was Andrew Pudewa, the founder of the Excellence in Writing composition program used in grades 3-8. Mr. Pudewa has agreed to provide training to LPA teachers during their professional days in early August.
New Secondary Student Life Fellowship New 7th - 12th grade students (and their parents) are invited to a fellowship dinner and games at the home of Student Life Director, Mr. Miller. The event is this Thursday, July 6th from 5-7 p.m. RSVP & questions: [email protected]. For more info, see our Activity Details page.
Around the (summer) classroom
Summer Study Sessions
To prepare for upcoming PSAT and SAT tests, a small group of students have been using their summer time to review and refresh their math skills. Bill Sprately leads these students in their focused weekly sessions.
