Laker Weekly

Senior Photos to the Yearbook are due, read more info below

Tuesday, January 10 - A Day

Wednesday, January 11 - B Day

LOHS Counseling Parent Lunchtime Seminar, 12:30 via Zoom, read more info below

Laker Parent Club Meeting, 2:15, Alumni Conference Room

Thursday, January 12 - A Day

Friday, January 13 - B Day

ASB and Leadership are looking for your help collecting prizes! In the next month, we will be putting on LO's first-ever BINGO night! Below is a list of items we are looking for to make the night unforgettable.

- Hot cocoa supplies

- Electronics (headphones, speakers)

- Blazer tickets

- Spa coupons

- Baskets to hold prizes x4

- Supplies for a movie basket (popcorn buckets, candy, movies)

- Bike supplies

- CASH OR CHECK

All donations are highly appreciated because we can't produce this night without your help.

If you are interested, please contact us!

Payton Cavagnaro

Cavag01852@loswego.k12.or.us

508-861-8258

Hello Laker Families,

Happy New Year! We hope you all had a great holiday break. Our next Laker Parent Club meeting will be held in the Alumni Conference Room next Wednesday, the 11th, at 2:15 pm. Our Laker Club Board will have updates on fundraising, committees, and upcoming events. Principal Colyer, Chris Coleman and Whitney Woolf will be there to update you on everything happening in the District, School and Foundation.

We will also be talking about how you can get involved with the Laker Club Board. We have a few open positions for next year and we would love to tell you all about them and answer any questions you may have.

We hope to see you all there! Go Lakers!

Warmly,

Your LOHS Laker Club Board

SENIOR PHOTOS
SUBMISSION DEADLINE: Monday, January 9, 2023
Yearbook’s primary goal for the senior section is to have an individual portrait of each senior. Should you choose not to have formal portraits taken, please have regular school ID pictures taken at registration, and/or see Ms. Wray about having a yearbook photographer take your picture with one of our cameras.
Guidelines:
● Vertical orientation
● Minimum resolution of 300 DPI
● Face should fill approximately 1/3 of the photo frame
● School appropriate, avoiding props, hats, etc.

Submission:
1. Go to yearbookordercenter.com
2. Enter our school’s order number: 14951 (or just search for the school by name)
3. Click on “Send Images with Eshare.” This will take you to eshare.
4. Enter contact info.
5. Click on “Upload General Photos”
a. Select the photo from your computer, ensuring it follows the guidelines provided above
b. Provide Grade, Full Name, and “SENIOR PHOTO” as description
c. Click “continue” and “submit photos”
d. You’re all set!

Questions? Email Laker Log at lohslakerlog@gmail.com

Parents or guardians of the Class of 2023 may choose to purchase an optional Senior Baby Photo Ad for their senior. If purchased, their selected baby picture(s) and personal message to their senior will be published in the Laker Log yearbook. There are four different baby ad options this year: small (1/8 page), medium (1/4 page), large (1/2), and full-page.

Small - $70 [1/8 page, 1 photo, maximum 200 character message]

Medium - $90 [1/4 page, 2 photos, maximum 350 character message]

Large - $125 [1/2 page, 3 photos, maximum 700 character message]

Full-page - $200 [1 page, 7 photos, maximum 1500 character message]

To purchase an ad, the following is required:

1. Upload your photos and write your message in this form.

2. Pay the fee corresponding to your baby ad size on the LOHS webstore or mail payment via check to LOHS, attn: Jami Wray, Yearbook Adviser, PO Box 310, Lake Oswego, OR 97034.

If your payment AND form are not received by Tuesday, January 17th, your baby ad will not be in the book.

Interested in an incredible French-speaking International adventure for your student this summer? They can learn French in the Loire Valley, visit a variety of local sites, catch the major sites of Paris AND spend a week in Dakar, Senegal in the safest way possible! Click here to find out more.

-Ms. Grimm, aka Madame G

IWhat services does your school nurse provide?

Parents-guardians who have concerns about a student’s well-being are encouraged to reach out to their principal, and to maintain strong lines of communication and partnership between students, families, staff, and other resources. SafeOregon is also an effective way to report a tip regarding safety threats or potential acts of violence to our students or schools. Students should also be aware that intentionally providing a false report is a serious offense. https://www.safeoregon.com/

In addition, below are reporting methods for parents-guardians or students to use to report issues related to racist, bias, or harassment incidents.

• Incident Report for Elementary School

• Incident Report for Middle Schools

• Incident Report for High Schools

Each school year, Oregon students take assessments to meet federal requirements. The purpose of these assessments is to provide data that schools can use to ensure that every child is on track and achieving learning goals.

State law requires us to inform you that a form is available from the State Department of Education that allows you to opt your child out of the math and English Language Arts assessments for the current school year. Should you wish to opt out your child, fill out the form and submit it to the main office at your child’s school. Please note the submission deadlines listed on the form. Meeting the deadline will help the school with planning and preparation. If you wish your child not to participate in the science assessment for grades 5, 8, and 11, submit this request in writing to the principal of your child's school.

If you have questions or want more information about state assessments, please contact your child’s principal or teacher(s).

Click here for opt-out form for Math and English Language Arts. If you wish to OPT out of Science, please write that on the form.