The Source – April 13, 2018

BREAKFAST PIZZA (WHOLE GRAIN CRUST, BREAKFAST GRAVY, CHEESE AND/OR MEAT), FRUIT OR FRUIT JUICE, MILK

ENTREE: CHICKEN OR VEGETABLE TOFU, CHOW MEIN OVER RICE; A LA CARTE: TURKEY BLT WRAP; CAESAR SALAD

• Period 1: 8:30-9:04
• Mentor Meetings: 9:08-10:12
• Period 2: 10:20-10:51
• Period 3: 10:56-11:27
• Period 4: 11:32-12:03
• Period 5: 12:08-12:39
• Period 6: 12:44-1:15
• Period 7: 1:20-1:51
• Period 8: 1:56-2:27
• Pepfest: 2:32-3:00

Today, students will meet with their academic mentor one last time this semester to discuss their academic progress.

The school community will gather for a Pepfest to recognize spring sports athletes today. Bring your school spirit and help your class win the spirit stick.

On Monday, April 16, we will meet in D104 to start the training. Mr. C will also send a reminder email to the students that signed up.

All tenth grade students will have their vision screened at DeLaSalle on Wednesday. Students who have a prescription for corrective lenses should wear or bring them to the screening.

Seniors must attend a graduation meeting in D117 during their lunch period on Monday to learn important information regarding graduation, Baccalaureate, and other end of high school plans. This meeting will provide students an opportunity to share the proper pronunciation for their name as it is read at graduation, select which faculty or staff will read at graduation, and help select which students will be honored with DeLaSalle and Islander Awards.

Attention twelfth grade students: On Wednesday, April 18 you will be gathering for your class retreat. This is a full day event where you will have the opportunity to meet with your classmates, build class unity, and share. Here are some details regarding your retreat:

• Attendance is mandatory. If a student misses a retreat day they are required to make up their absence through the guidance of the campus ministry department.
• Uniform is required.
• Bring a bag lunch; one beverage will be provided.
• All books, bags, purses, headphones, cell phones, etc. need to be left at home or school. These items are not allowed on retreat.
• The retreat will run during the school day only. You will check in to first hour for attendance and announcements and will move to the Albers Atrium to board busses.
• Please come with an open and positive attitude and you will have fun.
• Any questions or concerns should be directed to Ms. Hodapp in the Campus Ministry office during your lunch period.

All students taking AP exams are REQUIRED to attend a preadministration session in the LL Gray Gym during their lunch period on Thursday. AP students who will buy lunch at DeLaSalle may go through the line first and may bring their lunch to the gym. Students should also bring a sharpened #2 pencil.

Juniors may register now for a four-week ACT prep class that DeLaSalle will offer in June in partnership with ACT Ready. The class – to be held on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday mornings during the weeks of June 11, 18, 25, and July 9 – will help juniors achieve their best possible scores on the July ACT exam. The class costs $200; the cost is $40 for students who qualify for free or reduced lunch benefits. Interested juniors may read more here and are invited to complete and submit an application by May 1. Class size is limited and may be filled before May 1. Questions? Please contact Ms. Barbara McAdams in the DeLaSalle Guidance office at 612-676-7621 or Mary Ann Dorsher with ACT Ready at 612-250-8122.

It’s time we find the strongest voices in technology. SHE day is a young women (in high school) focused IT education event designed to give tomorrow’s women in technology hands-on, fluff free insight on ideating, designing, and developing real world technologies. At SHE day, you’ll develop your own idea and use real world prototyping tools to bring them to life. Within 7 hours, you’ll be talkin’ and walkin’ tech and be one step closer to leaving your mark on tomorrow.

This flyer provides additional information.  Please fill out this form to register.

Don’t miss the chance to hang with your Sisters in Tech………You definitely want to SHE there!

The Child Learning Center at Mt. Olivet Lutheran Church (in Plymouth) is in need of volunteers to watch the kids from 5:00-8:00 PM on April 26th. They will provide pizza for dinner. The main job would be supervising and playing with the kids, serving them dinner, and putting a movie on for them to watch. Please contact Laura at laurafbarry@gmail.com, if you are interested.

ThreeSixty Journalism, a nonprofit program of the College of Arts and Sciences at the University of St. Thomas, brings diverse teen voices into journalism through intense instruction of civic literacy, writing skills and professional readiness. This summer, ThreeSixity Journalism is offering four summer camp options. Camps take place at the University of St. Thomas, St. Paul campus from 9a.m. – 5p.m. Monday through Friday. The deadline for applications is Monday, May 21, 2018. Space is limited, and it is a competitive application process. Click here for more information about camps and other ThreeSixty programming. Questions? Email ThreeSixty Engagement Manager Bao Vang or call her at 651-962-5225.

Tickets are on sale for the April 28 Junior/Senior Prom. The theme for this year’s Prom is “Bright Lights, Big City-Hollywood” and you can gain “red carpet” access for $75 before April 18. Ticket sales close at 11:59pm on April 25. You can also purchase tickets from Ms. Smith in the Business Office with cash or check payment (please make checks payable to DeLaSalle High School, with “Prom” listed in the check memo).