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Book/ID Pick-Up for Prepaid students only
at the campus your student attends
, 8am-4pm
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9
Book/ID Pick-Up
at the
campus your student attends, 8am-4pm
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12
Book/ID Pick-Up
at the campus your student attends, Noon-7pm
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12 Fall sports begin
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14
Freshman Experience Day
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15 DISTRICT INSTITUTE DAY
NO CLASSES
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16 TEACHER WORK DAY
NO CLASSES
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19 FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL
7:45am-3:05pm
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19 Board of Education Meeting
NC 103, 7:30pm
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VOLUNTEER FOR COMMUNITY ADVISORY
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The LT Community Advisory Council (LTCAC) is seeking community members to complete its membership for the 2019-2020 academic year. The LTCAC meets five times a year (October, December, February, April and May) to learn about and discuss important concerns of the school. The Council provides a link between community members and LT. Members include students, staff, parents and community members from all segments of the diverse LT attendance area. To apply for membership, complete an
application or contact the
Superintendent's Office.
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PREPAY OPTION FOR SCHOOL PHOTOS
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During Book/ID Pick-Up days, freshmen, sophomores and juniors will take school yearbook photos. S
tudent ID's will also be taken for all students. Senior portraits must be scheduled separately.
Prior to Book/ID Pick-Up days, parents can preview and prepay for school pictures online at VIP Photos. Families may opt
to view and purchase photos later, schedule and pay for Senior Portraits, purchase formal team and individual sports photos and even access candid galleries for view and purchase throughout the year.
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BOOK/ID PICK-UP & PICTURE DAY
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Summer is in its final stretch and Book/ID Pick-Up days are right around the corner. Thursday, August 8, has been set aside for Express Pick-Up for PREPAID students only. If you prepaid by July 15 and if all transactions are complete, you will receive an email confirming eligibility for the August 8 Express Book/ID Pick-Up 8am-4pm. All other students may attend Book/ID Pick-Up either Friday, August 9, 8am-4pm or Monday, August 12, noon-7pm.
Students should enter the main entrance at the campus they will attend.
Students will receive their schedules, have their picture taken for the yearbook and pick up their book box. Students can take their books directly to their lockers and walk their schedules. There will be Student Assistants available to help find lockers and classrooms. For additional details, be sure to check out a quick,
Book/ID Pick-Up Q&A.
In addition, there are specific health forms and requirements for all incoming freshmen, seniors and returning athletes. The
Student Enrollment page includes all details and links to required forms.
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DON'T FORGET YOUR SUMMER READING
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Pick a favorite chair, hammock, park bench, beach towel or couch and curl up with a good book. There are two dozen options on the Summer Reading List. Choose from five different genres: Stories of Today, Adventure/Mystery Thriller, Non-fiction/Memoir, SciFi/ Fantasy and Classics and New Classics. This year, students can preview the book by reading an excerpt. All students need to select one book from the list and be prepared to discuss that book the first week of school in their English classes.
Juniors and seniors in AP classes have additional requirements:
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FRESHMAN EXPERIENCE DAY APPROACHES
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LT plans to welcome incoming freshmen - Class of 2023 - to Freshman Experience Day at South Campus on Wednesday, August 14, to become familiar with South Campus, faculty and staff and fellow students.
The freshmen will have South Campus all to themselves. They will be divided into small groups all led by upper classmen and supervised by an adult staff member. The small groups will discuss LT traditions, along with what freshmen should expect the next four years of being an LT lion. Presentations from administrators are also scheduled, as well as team building activities, tours of South Campus and a complimentary lunch in the main courtyard.
Freshman Experience Day is a great way for the incoming freshmen to get comfortable with a new school and with the idea of being a high school student at LT. This day is an LT tradition that makes the transition from middle school to high school a little bit easier.
Below is a sampling of the sessions freshmen will take part in at Freshman Experience Day:
* Welcome by Principal Dr. Brian Waterman
* Technology overview and expectations
* Counselor Introductions
* Cooperative Challenges (Team Building)
* Co-Curricular Opportunities
* Pride and Tradition
* School Tour
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