The Source – May 23, 2016

CHEF’S CHOICE

• 4:00pm: Girls’ JV lacrosse vs. Breck @ Minnehaha Academy (North Campus)
• 4:15pm: JV baseball vs. Academy of Holy Angels @ Parade Stadium
• 4:30pm: C baseball @ Academy of Holy Angels
• 5:30pm: Girls’ varsity lacrosse vs. North @ Minnehaha Academy (North Campus)
• 7:15pm: Varsity baseball vs. Academy of Holy Angels @ Parade Stadium

Final exams are scheduled Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday. Please click here for the final exam schedule. Morning transportation routes will run as normal on all three days. Afternoon transportation routes will leave DeLaSalle at 12:15pm each on Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday.

Students, you will have 13 minutes between 7th and 8th hour tomorrow to clean out your school locker. Please remove everything from your locker. Bins will be available for you to recycle papers and dispose of any other unnecessary items. You must see a teacher or staff member to make sure that your name is checked off of a spreadsheet on their iPad. You may then carry your backpack with you to your 8th hour class. You must also take your combination lock with you. Please see Ms. Weeks with any questions.

Students will return their school-issued iPad on Friday. Most students will return their iPad after their 6th hour final. You may turn in your iPad early to the LTC Help Desk before your last final if you no longer need it. Freshmen should report to the Main Gym, sophomores to the LL Gray Gym, and juniors to the Florance Center.

All students must turn in their school issued iPad with the school issued iPad case. The iPad Return Checklist must be completed, signed by a parent/guardian, and turned in with the iPad on Friday. It is important to note that you will be charged the deductible/repair cost for broken devices as well as replacement cost for any missing items. Families that chose the Deposit Protection Plan will be charged for all damages to the iPad and accessories not covered under warranty. If you are not returning to DeLaSalle for the 2016­2017 school year, you must turn in your charging/sync cable and power adapter.

In summary, bring the following to the assigned area between 11:00am ­ 12:30pm on Friday:

• iPad in school issued iPad case
• Completed and signed iPad Return Checklist
• Charging/sync cable and power adapter if not returning next year

Elections for Student Council class representative are today. Here are the candidates:

• Class of 2017
  JT Baker
  Otto Johnson
  Maggy Waddington
• Class of 2018
  Jake Brouillard
  Libby Cole
  Josh Dolezal
  Julia Eubanks
  Mara Halloran
  Liam Hennessy
  Maggie Kerwin
  Leysa Kurtyka
  Jazmine Ngwu
  Matthlou Nimene
  Brady Thompson
  Pete Wild Crea
• Class of 2019
  Dana Corbin
  Corey Hines
  Naomi Jefferson
  Christine Ohenzuwa
  Amani Samuels
  Dejahnae Smith

The De Parents in Prayer group, which is sponsored by the Parent Association, will hold its final gathering of the 2015-16 school year this morning at 8:30am in the Florance Center. The group will lift up the De community in prayer. We hope you will feel encouraged by the knowledge that people care about you, are excited for you and are PRAYING FOR YOU! All parents, family members, friends, and alumni are welcome. Contact Jackie Schluter-Johnson with questions.

Juniors who wish to serve as a retreat team leader next school year must complete their application by tomorrow. Click here to find the application.

Summer time is a great opportunity to get involved in Christian Service.  Many organizations have been contacting us to set up summer assistance.  Please see Mr. Hallman for ideas of places you can serve.  If you complete an activity during the summer you may wait until the fall to turn in your completed validation forms.  All validation forms are available here.

A limited number of student parking permits are available in the main office. Permits cost $20 and are valid through the end of the school year on Friday. Permits are available on a first-come, first-served basis. Please see Mr. Shelstad or Mr. Lemon in the main office with any questions.

Explore Engineering Day at the University of St Thomas on August 9. Do you have an interest in engineering?   You could see what topics we could explore and get a tour of the campus.  See Mr Pearson if you are interested. Here is a link to a sample schedule of the day.

St. Kate’s is hosting their first Encuentro, an exciting opportunity for young women in high school from diverse backgrounds to engage in intercultural dialogue, communal prayer, theological coursework, reflection and local service projects. This FREE weeklong camp is July 24-31 for young women entering 10th, 11th or 12th grade. 

During the week, students will have the experience of living on a college campus – dorms, campus dining, meeting new people. DeLaSalle students can earn up to 30 Christian Service Hours for their participation. Please see Ms. Hodapp in Campus Ministry for more information.

Students and Parents! What better time to start thinking about colleges than during the summer! Minnesota Private Colleges Week is June 20-24 and includes introductory campus tours and informational meetings at the 17 private college campuses across the state. In order to maximize the number of visits you can attend, sessions are held twice daily, from from 9:00-11:45am and again from 1:45-4:30pm. Click here to register and find more information.

Iowa Private Colleges Week is August 1-5. Iowa has 25 private colleges available for you to tour, visit with coaches and professors, chat with current students and learn all about their academic and social opportunities. These colleges also synchronize schedules so you can tour at least 2 campuses a day! Sessions are at 9am and 1:30pm. Click here for more information and to register!