AP TESTING BEGINS MONDAY, MAY 5TH!

GOOD LUCK, TEST-TAKERS!!

Students taking AP tests should check AP CENTRAL (the bulletin board outside Room 156 – the G – Pe LST) for info and updates!

IMPORTANT REMINDERS:

BRING TO THE TEST:

Student ID, Pencils/pens, Calculator, as appropriate

DO NOT BRING:

Cell Phones, Beverages, Snacks

To see the AP Test Schedule, open this document.

  2008 AP Test Schedule for Students.doc  [68.00 KB] 

If you’re confused about LUNCH during AP testing, open this document.

 LUNCH schedule.doc  [33.50 KB] 

Libertyville High School Certified School Nurse, Ms. Cam Traut, has been voted in as President-elect of the Illinois Association of School Nurses (IASN).  As president of the IASN Ms. Traut will play a major role in creating new goals for that organization.  The IASN strives to support school nurses in their mission to promote a healthy school community for all students.  Ms. Traut's Presidency will begin in the fall of 2009. 

Libertyville High School Assistant Principal, Mr. Maroscher, qualified for the World Powerlifting Congress' World Powerlifting Championships by placing 3rd at the American Powerlifting Federation's National Powerlifting Championship held in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, May 3rd and 4th.  Mr. Maroscher squatted 722Lbs, Bench Pressed 413Lbs and Deadlifted 617Lbs at the meet.  (Maroscher squatting 722Lbs.  Photo by Earley). 

Please refer to the following document in regards to the policies associated with our Final Exams. Included you will find the specific guidelines for the week and the daily test schedule. 

Final Exam Letter.doc 

Prom season is upon us, and the Libertyville High School SPARK and ACE clubs will be conducting a "Silent Protest" before school on Thursday, May 15 from 6:30 a.m. until 7:40 a.m. on the sidewalk along Route 176.  The students are not protesting prom, but rather they will be "picketing" the unhealthy and risk-taking behavior that often surrounds prom weekend.  Picket signs at the protest will include such messages as, “ Taking the keys isn't enough,” “Prom is about the dance,” and “Let’s be safe this prom.”

The Student Assistance Program (SAP) Team, in conjunction with the Libertyville Police Department, will have a crashed car in front of the baseball field at the entrance to LHS on Thursday, May 15 and Friday, May 16.  A sign near the car will say “17,000 people die each year from DUI’s.”

LHS seniors will also attend an assembly on Friday, May 16 from 8:00 a.m. – 9:00 a.m. in the Auditorium.  Sharon Purdom, a flight for life nurse, will speak about how alcohol shatters lives.

“By hosting these activities, we are hoping to generate conversations between parents and their sons and daughters about safety and prom,” said LHS SAP Coordinator Nancy Dick.  “Prom does not have to equal drinking,” noted Dick.  “It’s about having fun and celebrating high school safely.”

Every LHS student is expected to fulfill the reading requirement for his or her grade level over the summer. Every student will complete an assignment in August based upon his or her reading experience. Books are available at local libraries, bookstores, and online. We hope you enjoy your summer reading!

Please open the following document to see what titles you may choose from.

Summer Reading List.doc

Congratulations to the Best of Show recipients for the North Suburban Conference Art Show.

Alexis Kadonsky - Charcoal Drawing; Emily Mertz - Mixed Media; Mandy Shaeffer - Jewelry; Ashley Koziol - Photography; Ian Harris - Computer Graphics/Design; Carly Pickens - Oil Painting; Nick Heuple - Pastel Drawing; Nicole Hamil - Ceramics; Lauren Laspisa - Digital Photography; Hidalia Bergeron - Monotype Printmaking

LHS has created The Senior Page in order to serve as a central location for 2008 grads and their families to find important information during this busy time of the year.

If you are looking for information pertaining to 2008 graduates, check out the site. If you can't find what you're looking for, check back again soon as new information is always being added.

Libertyville High School First Class Program launches ADOPT-A-VILLAGE program to raise money to build clean water systems in Africa.

Watch the video here.

Also watch a short public service annoumcement from Water Partners International

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