Friday, March 13: Early Dismissal @11:45AM☄️
Friday, March27: End of 3rd Quarter ☄️
Monday, March 30: Academic Fair☄️
March 30-April 2: Book Fair☄️
Friday, April 3: 3rd Quarter Award Assembly @ 8:45AM ☄️
Friday, April 10: Early Dismissal @ 11:45AM ☄️
April 13-17: Spring Break No School☄️
Top Stories
Principal McLaughlin’s Week in Review 2-14
Principal McLaughlin's Week in Review 2-14 https://twitter.com/mclaughlin_lgs/status/1228352578523668480?s=21
Pint Size Hero Program
Lostant Grade School is joining with Illini State Bank to help recruit donors. Students recruiting donors will be rewarded for taking part in the Pint Size Hero Program. Information was sent home with students. Call Sheri today at 815-368-3333 to make an appointment to donate on February 24, 2020 at Tonica United Methodist Church from 1:30 to 5:50. Let's work together to save lives!
Students Of The 2nd Quarter
A big COMET shout out to LGS Students of the 2nd Quarter,. Congratulations to Kindergartner Logan C., 4th grader Cadence B. and 6th grader Sydney S. who showed outstanding effort, respect and responsibilities during the quarter. They will be treated to a lunch from Dave's Lost Ant.
January Postive Student
Fourth grader Logan M. was caught being POSITIVE! He went out of his way to congratulate a peer for winning the geography bee! Keep up the great attitude and respect, Logan!
2nd Quarter Award Assembly
Second Quarter Award Assembly was held today. Awards were given for Perfect Attendance, Excellent Grades, Very Good Grades, Excellent Behavior and Accelerated Reader. Congratulations to all the students and keep up the good work!
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Geography Bee
We have a winner, 6th grader Jaden Busch won the Geography Bee. Runner- up was 4th grader Ian Walder with 8th grader Landon Mertel coming in 3rd place. The Geography Bee started with 33 students from 4th through 8th grade, each student was allowed to miss two questions before being eliminated. After 75 minutes, with 7 rounds of questions, Jaden was declared the winner. When asked how it felt to win Jaden replied, "Wait till my . . .
Earthquake: 5th and 6th Grade Science
The 5th/6th grade science class has been studying many aspects of earthquakes. As a finale for the project, the students had to create earthquake proof buildings and then test them. Some of the teams had buildings that remained standing after weak to strong earthquakes. Students realized the importance of working with team members to create the strongest buildings possible. We have some budding engineers.
Update on Fire Alarms
A faulty sensor was replaced yesterday and that false fire alarms should not be a problem moving forward.
