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April 24, 2024

Relaying the message

Students get ready to pass the baton

With elementary Field Day coming on May 3, students are not sitting idly by.

Since the Friday evening event is centered around various field games, teachers have been exercising pupils in needed skills.

The annual event helps to conclude the year in celebration, with games for the kids, fellowship for parents and teachers, and dinner for all.

Economy-sized learning

Hosted by the senior level Econ course, an evening session of the state of the economy attracted students and parents Tuesday.

Dr. Lou Pantousco, the course teacher addressed labor market changes, inflation, debt, and other economic trends. A Q&A session initiated some quality questions.

The event was recorded. To view it, click below.

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Around the corner...

Next week

Wed. May 01 Prospective family meeting (secondary)

Thur. May 02 Prospective family meeting (elementary)

Thurs. May 02 Athletics Awards Night (6:30 to 8:30 p.m.)

Mon. & Thurs. Girls rising JV open gyms continue

Elementary program

ABOVE: Mrs. DeSa enjoys lunch with a host of elementary students in recent lovely weather.

Outside the box

The outdoor skills class helps children learn, naturally

The outdoor skills class has been busy, building natural shelters from limbs, constructing natural bridges, and examining crayfish, turtles and frogs.

AT RIGHT: Mrs. Gilson helped lead students on outdoor skills class outing to the lower end of the campus.

Secondary program

Putting learning to the test

Exam Days Feast

Comprehensive end-of-year secondary exams are scheduled for;

Wednesday, May 15
Friday, May 17

A Lake Pointe tradition is to serve a breakfast spread in the half-hour break time between each day's two exams. So, in between comments, like "What did you get for the question about gravity," and "Do you think she will ask about personification -- she will --," students can munch protein, fresh fruit, and cinnamon treats.

If you are willing and able to send items on exam day or to send money for others to procure them, please click below.

To register support for the Exam Breakfast menu, click here

Seventh graders find nature close by

Outstanding in their field

Take a hike!

In the name of science, seventh graders literally went into the field. Mr. Ford marched his General Science students out into the eastern portion of campus property on a nature walk. They examined and collected specimens for their current unit.

AT RIGHT: An uncommon sight! Students observed a raccoon swimming in the LPA pond. Even the animals are Mariners around here.

Mariner Athletics -- Go Green!

Girls soccer update

Team posts winning season

The Lady Mariners finished their spring season Friday.

A chance at post-season play came up just short in their final game loss to Hampton Park of Greenville.

The team played strong defense throughout the game, but struggled to mount enough offensive charge to make the difference against a very worthy opponent.