
From the
Counselor
Department:

F.I.R.S.T. Robotics Competition
The LakeView Legends Robotic Team competed in Milwaukee, Chicago and Atlanta Georgia and placed in the top ranks each place.
F.I.R.S.T. (For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology) will host Regional 37 of the largest robotics competition in the world. Please come and see a great competition that requires skill and engineering. There is no admission and you will be surprised at the level of excitement and suspense. The LakeView Legends have a very well engineering and competitive robot and should do very well in the 59 team competition. For more information, please call Mr. William Hittman at 945-2396.
“STUDENT INTERVENTIONS”
Student Interventions is a program that runs from 9:00 a.m. to 9:30 a.m. every day of the school year except on testing days. Any student who scores below 70% on a test or quiz or whose class average is below 70% is required to attend Student Inter-ventions. This is a small group or one-one-one tutorial to help your daughter or son increase her/his grade up to 70% or better. This is not a punishment program but rather an organized effort to help all students receive passing and competent grades.
WE NEED YOUR HELP TO SEE THAT ALL STUDENTS ATTEND “STUDENT INTER-VENTIONS” WHEN ASSIGNED AND THAT EACH STUDENT TAKES ADVANTAGE OF THIS EXTRA HELP SESSION TO ACHIEVE AT A SATISFACTORY LEVEL. PLEASE ENCOURAGE YOUR DAUGHTER/SON TO MAKE THE BEST OF THIS EXTRA HELP PROGRAM .
PARENT CONNECT
Thank you to the many parents/guardians who have started using Parent Connect regularly. If you have not picked up your log in and password, please stop by LakeView with your picture ID to do so. With Parent Connect, you are able to monitor your child’s daily assignments, attendance, marks, transcripts, behavior, graduation requirements, accounts and more.
SCHOOL FEES
As a reminder, all school fees are to be paid by December 1 st. The District Finance Office will be sending out state-
ments in early November. You can check account balances in Parent Connect or by calling the office at (262) 359-8155. Numerous fees for replacement IDs and lanyards as well as clothing for dress code violations have been issued. Please make sure accounts are paid to avoid being assessed a $25 late fee or being unable to partici-
pate in extra-curricular activities.

PARENTS NEED TO HELP!!!
The costs of higher education are expensive and virtually all students need to go on to higher education to help secure her/his future. There are numerous sources of financial assistance to help students and their families with the costs of higher education. Securing these monies will require parents and guardians to get involved and help their student secure financial assistance. PARENTS AND GUARDIANS, IF YOU WANT FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE YOU MUST GET INVOLVED NOW! YOU MUST HELP YOUR DAUGHTER OR SON MAKE APPLICATIONS, WRITE LETTERS, SECURE REFERENCES, AND FILE PAPER-WORK AND APPLICATIONS ON TIME! Mrs. Mulligan (359-8155) is an excellent source of information to get you started. Any Senior going onto higher education needs to be actively involved now in making applications to colleges and universities and making applications for grants, scholarships, and loans to attend school next school year. If you are not actively involved in this process by early November you are LATE. Parents and guardians your daughter/son needs your active involvement; they can not do this alone.
JUNIOR & SENIOR PASSES
Junior and senior passes have been issued to all students who received all grades higher than 70% for last quarter and had no office referrals. The Senior Pass allows those students to have an open campus for lunch, meaning they are allowed to leave the building and get lunch elsewhere. Furthermore, they are allowed to leave for our 25 minute morning break time. Junior passes are ONLY for lunch and students need to have a parent sign a permission slip in order to obtain this privilege. If any student returns late or gets in trouble while gone, their pass will be revoked either permanently or for a specified period of time based on the violation. This privilege extends from quarter to quarter. This means that to earn the privilege for quarter 3 they need to maintain 70% academically and no office referrals from quarter 2, and so on.

IMPORTANT DATES TO REMEMBER
- 11/3 Josten’s Senior Order Collection, all lunches
- 11/5 Final Exams – 1 st and 2 nd Blocks
- 11/6 Final Exams – 3 rd and 4 th Blocks
- 11/9 through 11/13 WKCE Testing for all 10 th grade students
- 11/26 Thanksgiving Day
- 11/27 No School
- 12/10 Parent/Teacher Conferences-4:00 to 7:30 pm
- 12/11 Early Release – 10:18 am
- 12/21 Winter Break Begins
- 1/4/10 School Reopens after Winter Break