The Source – Oct. 12, 2016

ENTREE: CHICKEN AND ANDOUILLE SAUSAGE JAMBALAYA OVER BROWN RICE, CORN MUFFINS; A LA CARTE: GREEK SALAD; TUNA SALAD ON WHOLE WHEAT; TURKEY CLUB ON KAISER

All college visits take place in the Guidance office B102), unless otherwise noted. In order to meet with a college rep, you must register for the visit through your Naviance account and notify your teacher at least one day before the visit. You may show your teacher your iPad with the registration on Naviance as your pass. Remember, you are responsible for any work you miss during your visit with the college rep.

Today
-12:00-1:00pm: Spring Arbor University
-1:00-2:00pm: St. Norbert’s College

Thursday
-12:00-1:00pm: Luther College

Friday
-10:55-11:55am: Washington University

You must turn off automatic downloads on your device. Follow these instructions on how to turn it off. Go to Settings < iTunes and App Store < Turn off automatic downloads for Apps. Please do this on all devices associated with your Apple ID.

Today is the first agency-sponsored out of uniform day this school year. You must have purchased and be wearing a wristband to be out of uniform. Wristbands are on sale in Albers Atrium for $2.

Lasallian Ministry is sponsoring this out of uniform day. For every out of uniform day a portion of the proceeds are sent to our twin school in Kenya, Mwangaza College, and are used to provide building and technology upgrades, books, and other needed school supplies. Make sure you buy your pass, come to school out of uniform and support Lasallian Ministry programming and our twin school in Kenya.

Tomorrow, Lasallian Ministry sponsors a service fair during lunches.  Several service agencies will be available at booths in the hallway by the Florance Center and Atrium to share information on how you can get involved.  Among the agencies that will be represented:

• The Cookie Cart
• PPL Pride for People Living
• ACES *Athletes Committed to Educating Students*
• Red Cross MN
• Sierra club
• People Serving People Minneapolis
• Aliveness Project
• Catholic Charities Twin Cities

Please make the most of this great opportunity.

Join the award-winning DeLaSalle Theatre cast and crew – and meet an eclectic group of six-graders who arrive at the 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee, each eager to win for very different reasons. In hilarious, touching, and catchy songs, each speller reveals his/her hopes, struggles, and passions as they make their way through the competition. Performances of “The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee” are this Friday and Saturday and again Oct. 28-29 at 7:30pm in the Florance Center. Click here to buy your ticket today: The show is free for De students with a current school ID.

Call the Dr. Peppered by questions on writing your essay or completing your application? Let the Dr. quench your thirst for completing your essay or application. If you’re just starting or just need the final touches, join our workshop Friday at 3:10pm in the Guidance office. Staff & experts will be on hand to review essays and assist with applications.

Lasallian Ministry meets tomorrow at 7:30am in D117. Hope to see you there!

The weekly game day tradition continues but we’re changing it up! Come sign out a game by the staff table in the lunch room or learn how to play “Farkle!” with Mr. Schatz and  Ms. Ortiz during lunch. Remember, you will receive a raffle ticket for participating in the event! See you there!

There will be a brief softball meeting during the last 15 minutes of lunches tomorrow in D117 for anyone who is interested in playing softball this spring. Please fill out this form either before or during the meeting. If you cannot attend, please email Coach Heinecke at or stop by the IT Office, D217

Interested in discussing books with friends? Join the Women of Words (W.O.W.) book club. Click here to sign up.

Not doing a winter activity? Come and try out to be a part of a national and state title-winning team! Competition Cheer is an athletic, fun, and spirited sport that is comprised of dance, gymnastics, stunts, jumps, and cheer. No experience necessary!

Tryouts are open to all students (boys and girls) and will be held Monday, October 24, from 5:30-8:00pm in the LL Gray Gym. Please wear shorts and a t-shirt, gym shoes and have your hair pulled back out of your face. We will teach you all of the skills you need to know at tryouts – stunting, dance, jumps, and cheer. We want to see any tumbling you have, but you will not be scored on it!

Please fill out the DLS Cheer Registration Form at the back of the DLS Cheer Information Packet and bring it to the LL Gray Gym on the day of tryouts. It must be signed by a parent. If you have questions, please contact head JV Coach, Jessica Luckett,,at 612-676-7687.

This month we respect all aspects of life. In honor of this, Lasallian Ministry is hosting a baby item drive to donate to the Northside Life Care Center. Remember to drop off your your donations in the baby crib located in Albers Atrium!

The five Lasallian high schools in the Twin Cities will gather for the 5th annual Night to Fight Homelessness the night of Saturday, November 5. We will leave DeLaSalle at 7:30pm and will return at 6:30am on Sunday, November 6.

The goal of the night is to experience what it might be like to be homeless in the midst of a Minnesota winter as well as create awareness around the topic of homelessness.  It is also an opportunity to gather with students from other Lasallian schools. There will be prayer, ice breakers, a soup meal, speakers, activities, and you will be sleeping outside.  If you are interested in participating, please e-mail Ms. Hodapp by Tuesday, October 18. The cost of the event and a permission slip will be shared as soon as possible.  You may also stop by the Lasallian Ministry office if you have questions.

Sign-up is underway for winter sports. At least one parent in each household received an email from the Student Activities office with a link to sign up. Registration is as simple as opening the email and selecting which winter sport your son or daughter would like to participate in. Registration does not have any fees associated, and it is not binding. However, we do ask that all interested families sign up if you are interested in playing a winter sport.

courageous heARTS hosts a drop-in, donation-based open studio Mondays-Thursdays from 3:30-6:00pm for youth ages 10-18. We have every kind of art supply you could imagine, plus couches if you just want to hang out or do homework and we encourage youth to bring their friends! Click here for a permission slip. Stop in to learn more! No one is turned away for inability to pay.