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Core Values & Learning Expectations

Core Values Statement:

The Ledyard High School community maintains a safe, respectful and supportive learning environment that promotes student responsibility and independence. Dynamic instruction and diverse academic and extracurricular offerings empower students to develop the knowledge, skills, and qualities necessary for success in our global society.

Academic Expectations:

1. Read and write critically and effectively for a variety of purposes. RUBRIC

2. Communicate information clearly and effectively in a variety of settings. RUBRIC

3. Demonstrate critical thinking and problem solving skills effectively. RUBRIC

4. Employ effective research and study skills. RUBRIC

Civic and Social Expectations:

1. Demonstrate citizenship, integrity, and respect for self and others. RUBRIC

2. Contribute to a safe and supportive learning environment. RUBRIC

3. Demonstrate independence and self-reliance. RUBRIC

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Welcome to Ledyard High School

Information Items:

Ledyard High School 2019

What Day is It? - A/B Rotation

Scholarships 2019

Junior Prom Guest Permission Form

Senior Prom Guest Permission Form

Daily Announcements:
Thursday, April 25...A Day
Friday, April 26...B Day

Subway Fundraiser. Swing by the Subway in Ledyard Center, anytime between 3:00pm and 8:00pm tomorrow, Friday, 4/26, and pick up a bite to eat or something to drink. A portion of all sales will go to the freshman class. So satisfy your hunger, your thirst, and our fundraising needs!

Japanese Club. JCC will meet today, Thursday, 4/25, in room 205, from 2:15 to 3:15pm. New members still welcome!

Storytelling Club. The storytelling club will meet after school tomorrow, Friday, 4/26, in room 115. Not sure what it is?--come check it out!

Repeat Announcements:

Discovering Amistad. Based in New London, the Amistad is a replica of a famous slave trade ship by the same name. We are excited to offer the "Discovering Amistad Program" to 10 LHS students for free. The program involves 3 hours of classes on the slave trade and the fight for freedom, which is followed up with a 2.5 hour educational sail aboard the Amistad. Classes are April 24 and May 1 at 5:30 pm, and the sail is May 20 at 9:00 am. For more information click on the Programs tab on www.discoveringamistad.org. To sign up, visit Mr. Jannke in room 211 or email kjannke@ledyard.net.

Project Oceanology. Are you interested in a fun, hands-on science camp this summer? Ledyard Public Schools pays for 4 slots for Project Oceanology’s week-long overnight camps. Interested students can choose from the “Marine Science Research Experience” or “Ocean Camp.” Please see Mr. Bednarz in room 103 for more information. Cycling Club. Our spring mountain bike season has begun! Sign up to ride in room 211 or email Mr. Jannke at kjannke@ledyard.net No worries if you don't have a bike! We have bikes for you to ride! Join our Classroom for more information; use code 6cyv4t
Senior Dues. Attention seniors! It's time to begin collecting senior dues. Payments can be made during both lunch waves, beginning Monday, 3/4. Dues are $30 per student, unless you paid your $10 in junior dues last year. If you paid last year, senior dues are only $20. Please see Mrs. Hargus (403) or Mrs. Bumpus (413) with any questions.