From the Desk of Mr. Weaver

October News from Moose Lake High School

Hello, Moose Lake Families,

Fall is here, bringing cooler mornings, colorful leaves, and plenty of school spirit! As we welcome October, I’m grateful for the energy and teamwork throughout our school. Students, staff, and I are working well together building positive relationships and making this a strong start to the school year.

Settling Into Our New Schedule

September was a month of learning, adjusting, and establishing new routines. Students and staff are becoming more familiar with our new schedule and the opportunities it provides for learning and support. I appreciate everyone’s flexibility and willingness to work together as we settle into these changes.

Homecoming Week: October 5–9

Homecoming week is coming up October 5–9! We look forward to a fun week of school pride, student participation, and cheering on our teams. It’s a great opportunity to celebrate our school community. Go Rebels!

Upcoming Academic Dates and MEA Break

The midpoint of the quarter is October 7, with the quarter ending November 6. This is a great time for families to check in with students about their progress, review any missing assignments, and connect with teachers if additional support is needed.

MEA break means we will have a three-day school week October 12–14, with no school on Thursday, October 15, or Friday, October 16. We hope everyone enjoys the opportunity to rest and recharge!

Fall Activities and Playoffs

All of our fall seasons have crossed the halfway point, and playoffs are fast approaching! Thank you to our student-athletes, coaches, and families for their dedication and support. Keep these dates in mind as we head toward postseason competition:

Football playoffs: Begin the week of October 27
Volleyball playoffs: Begin October 28
Cross Country Sections: October 29

We look forward to joining our student athletes as they finish their seasons strong!

A Note on Attendance

Consistent attendance is a key factor in academic achievement. As the National Center for Education Statistics reminds us: “Chronic student absence reduces even the best teacher’s ability to provide learning opportunities.” Thank you for partnering with us to ensure students are present and ready to learn.

Thank you for your continued support of Moose Lake High School. I look forward to a great October together!

Jeremy Weaver
High School Principal