Spring Open House, May 15th What a wonderful evening! This year’s Open House was a huge success, thanks to the hard work and planning of so many dedicated staff and students. The event started off at 6:00 with the fabulous Farm to School Dinner, featuring Bardenhagen strawberries in a homemade vinaigrette, scratch-prepared desserts, tofu from [...]
March 25th was the day and LPS School Cafeteria was the place for the first Jr. Iron Chef Competition, based on the popular TV show. The two teams were led by Kevin Peabody and Jen Welty, who worked with students for two months prior to the competition. The teams consisted of 6th-8th grade students and [...]
In a candlelight ceremony before a crowd of proud parents and relatives the Leland National Honor Society inducted 16 new members on March 18th. Opening comments were done by NHS Advisor, Mr. Mark Smith. The ceremony itself was led by NHS president Sierra Baker, with the assistance of vice president Carly Gross, secretary Analise Robinson, [...]
1. What’s the last good book you read? 1984 by George Orwell. I really enjoyed it because it was about the government and how they had complete control over everything which I thought was very interesting. 2. What’s your favorite class, and why? I really enjoy honors chemistry because I love having Mr.Kiessel as a [...]
In Leland Elementary, it’s March is Reading Month! This means that for every day of March, there is a special activity that the kids participate in that has to do with reading. For example, on March first, they celebrated Dr. Suess’s birthday. And on March fourth, each class voted on their favorite book and decorated [...]
Spring Open House, May 15th What a wonderful evening! This year’s Open House was a huge success, thanks to the hard work and planning of so many dedicated staff and students. The event started off at 6:00 with the fabulous Farm to School Dinner, featuring Bardenhagen strawberries in a homemade vinaigrette, scratch-prepared desserts, tofu from [...]
March 25th was the day and LPS School Cafeteria was the place for the first Jr. Iron Chef Competition, based on the popular TV show. The two teams were led by Kevin Peabody and Jen Welty, who worked with students for two months prior to the competition. The teams consisted of 6th-8th grade students and [...]
In a candlelight ceremony before a crowd of proud parents and relatives the Leland National Honor Society inducted 16 new members on March 18th. Opening comments were done by NHS Advisor, Mr. Mark Smith. The ceremony itself was led by NHS president Sierra Baker, with the assistance of vice president Carly Gross, secretary Analise Robinson, [...]
1. What’s the last good book you read? 1984 by George Orwell. I really enjoyed it because it was about the government and how they had complete control over everything which I thought was very interesting. 2. What’s your favorite class, and why? I really enjoy honors chemistry because I love having Mr.Kiessel as a [...]
In Leland Elementary, it’s March is Reading Month! This means that for every day of March, there is a special activity that the kids participate in that has to do with reading. For example, on March first, they celebrated Dr. Suess’s birthday. And on March fourth, each class voted on their favorite book and decorated [...]
The Leland Experience By Jason Stowe Volume I No. 2- “What does LPS Value?”, March 15, 2013 Educating children is an incredibly important and challenging undertaking. Start by teaching five year olds how to take turns and get along with others, end with preparing graduating seniors for “the real world”, and you have taken on [...]
Blessings in a Backpack is a program adopted by Leelanau Christian Neighbors at the start of the 2012-13 school year. The program sends child-friendly nutritional food home with K-6 grade children each Friday of the school year. The children have been chosen by school staff, based on their risk of going hungry on the weekends. [...]
In the geography and spelling bees hosted by the school, students from each class answer questions to see who will compete in the bigger bees. Kids from the fifth through eighth grades were eligible to participate. Congratulations to all of our 2012 bee contestants! The geography bee, hosted by Miss Michelle Irwin, had a total [...]
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