IMPORTANT DATES
1/25: No School
1/26: Start of 2nd Semester
1/27: Virtual Community Showcase
2/26: Distance Learning Day
3/1: No School
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Term 3 Schedules
We are looking forward to seeing students on Tuesday, January 26th for the start of Semester 2. Please read through the reminders below.
Reminders:
- Students should check their Google Calendar for any Global schedule changes for term 3. Schedules will also be updated in Infinite Campus. As a reminder we use Google Calendar for all Global class meetings and Google Meet links.
- Students should check their term 3 schedule in Infinite Campus for any term 3 legacy classes.
- Students should reach out to Mrs. Bardon with any schedule conflicts.
Distance learners: Continue attending all classes via google meet as scheduled. Remember to be engaged during all of your class time. This means you are on the google meet the entire class time, engaged in activities, answering questions, responding to the teacher/classmates, etc. This is an attendance expectation to be considered present for class.
Term 2 distance learners transitioning to face-to-face term 3: We are excited to have you joining us at school on Tuesday. Please come to the KM Global main room (231) and we will help you with any schedule questions or finding where you need to go.
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INQUIRY PROJECT DEFENSES
Students spent the last few days presenting their inquiry work to a panel of teachers, district staff and community members. These presentations were held both virtually and face-to-face. It was amazing to see all of the learning and growth that took place over the semester, along with the variety of topics chosen. Student project scores and feedback can be found in MyLC and on their inquiry growth continuum.
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KM GLOBAL FALL COMMUNITY SHOWCASE- January 27th |
Students are currently preparing for our fall semester community showcase. The event this semester will be held in an asynchronous virtual format. We will release a link to the showcase program on January 27th at 6 p.m. This can be viewed and shared with parents, family and community members. Students are excited to share their learning with a larger audience. |
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2021 World Affairs Seminar |
Are you interested in building leadership skills, collaborating with your peers, and becoming one of the leaders who will shape the world of tomorrow? Plan to attend the World Affairs Seminar this summer at Carroll University from June 19 -25, 2021. The format has not been determined, however the options may include staying on campus or meeting virtually. You will collaborate with students from over 30 countries, and learn about different social, economic, political, and cultural perspectives around the theme Cities: Urban Life in a Changing World. Students can apply for a scholarship from the Lake Country Rotary Club to cover the entire cost of the week seminar. Students must submit completed applications with a short essay stating how WAS will help you achieve your life goal of serving others. Applications are due on or before March 19th. See Sra. Weber for an application or more information. |
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WAS 2021 - World Affairs Seminar
Cities: Urban Life in a Changing World For the first time in human history, more people live in cities and urban areas than in other environments. Some would say this is a natural course for humanity. Since our first beginnings we have gathered...
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TERM 3 SEMINARS
Students had the opportunity to sign up for the following seminars during term 3.
Past Pandemics: While Covid-19 has gripped our world and our attention, it is by far not the first pandemic. In this seminar, we will look at specific examples of historical pandemics and how they affected science, culture, and history in general.
On Target: In collaboration with WCTC and Target Corporation, students will explore supply chain management through real world challenges.
Exploring Africa's Beauty and History: This seminar looks to explore the true history of Africa. From its beautiful geographic features, unique ecosystems, ancient civilizations, and some of the world's first great empires.
How Much Energy is Enough: This seminar will explore energy use and renewable energy technology such as solar panels, biofuels, and wind energy.
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ATTENDANCE REMINDERS
Please continue to report student absences due to illness, vacation, appointments, etc. Parents should enter an absence into Infinite Campus or call the attendance line to report all absences.
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HYGIENE DRIVE
KM Interact and KM Global are doing a hygiene drive until March 13th. Items collected will be donated to St. Ben’s Homeless Shelter in Milwaukee. Please donate unopened: lotion, shampoo, conditioner, deodorant, toothbrushes, toothpaste, dental floss, hairbrushes, combs, soap, hand sanitizer, wipes, or any other hygiene products you may have! Those hotel soaps and shampoos that you have in your linen closet piling up are perfect. Donation boxes can be found in Global or donations can be dropped off at the front office. Please see Mrs. Weber in Global if you have any questions.
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MyLC PARENT DIGEST REPORT |
Parents have the opportunity to sign up for a parent digest report from MyLC. This report will show progress on student goals and tasks completed. Please watch the video to learn how to sign up for the report. |
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