A Special-Called Board Meeting has been called for Tuesday, October 23, 2012, at 7 PM, in the auditorium of Luverne, School. A Board Work Session will begin at 6 PM and will include a principal led walk-through of all facilities. The public is invited to attend.
Friday, October 19, 2012
Kudos to the County's Volleyball Teams
Congratulations to all of our volleyball teams. Each had outstanding seasons and have represented us well.
Brantley School won the regional championship in its inaugural season and will play in Montgomery, next Friday at 10:15 AM.
Highland Home defeated Luverne School to ensure a spot in Montgomery next Friday. The Squadron then lost to the Eagles of Goshen 3-2. HHS will play also on the 26th at 5:30 PM.
These South Super Regional Volleyball Tournament is to be hosted at the Multiplex At Cramton Bowl, Montgomery (Note: The South end of the Multiplex is located opposite the football stadium).
Monday, October 15, 2012
Governor Bentley Announces Retirement Incentive
HUNTSVILLE, Alabama -- Gov. Robert Bentley this afternoon announced a voluntary retirement incentive for state employees aimed at whittling the cost and size of the state workforce. "This is a voluntary program. No one will be forced to take part," Bentley said.
Friday, October 12, 2012
BHS Inducts Honor Club Students
Brantley Elementary Honor Club inducted 66 students into their Elementary Honor Club on October 11, 2012. Students from 4th, 5th & 6th Grades with an overall average of 90 or above in the six academic subjects were invited to become members. Membership to this club is one of the highest honors that a student may achieve. Students must work diligently to become a member and to maintain their membership. Members must also strive to exemplify high standards in all of their actions. Congratulations to these students on a job well done!
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| Pictured above are BHS's Elementary Honor Club Students with Sponsor Amanda Stewart and Assistant Principal Ashley Kilcrease |
Coach Suber's Class Studies the Electoral College
LHS Senior Morgan Baines explains:
During the week of October 22-26, members of the senior honor's government class are paired and will present the Presidential candidates, via visual aide (e.g. poster), to all Luverne School classes, grades 7-12. Students are allowed to state the facts only (i.e. we ask that they leave Big Bird out of the conversation). Each 3rd period class is representative of a state with the largest class equaling the largest state and electoral votes (e.g. the 3rd period band class, which is the largest during that period, is representative of the largest number of electoral votes). During the week of October 29, students in grades 7-12 will cast their votes. The government class will compile the data, determine an LHS winner and discuss the differences of popular and electoral vote.
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| LHS Government Students will simulate the map above using the results from the school-wide election. |
Luverne School's Elementary Honor Club Inducts
Luverne
Elementary Honor Club inducted 110 members on October 9, 2012, in the Samuel M.
Carr Gymnasium. Students from 4th, 5th
& 6th Grades with an overall average of 90 or above in the six academic
subjects were invited to become members.
Membership
to this club is one of the highest honors that a Luverne Elementary School
student may achieve. Students must work diligently to become a member and to
maintain their membership. Members must also strive to exemplify high standards
in all of their actions.
Members
participated in the Homecoming Parade Last week and will participate in the
Christmas Parade in December. Members
will also take an educational, fun-filled field trip in the spring.
The
Honor Club hosts the “Award’s Day” Ceremonies in May of each year.
Congratulations
to these students on a job well done.
Sponsors
for the Honor Club are Mrs. Shelly Hughes, Mrs. Heather Sanders, and Mrs. Traci
Sanders.
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| Luverne School's Elementary Honor Club |
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