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Pacer Press E-Newsletter April 17, 2018
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IMPORTANT SCHEDULE CHANGE
Wednesday, April 25, is a mandatory attendance day for Freshmen, Sophomore and Junior students.
- Freshmen and Sophomores will be taking the next round of standard testing, ACT Aspire Tests and dismissed at the end of testing at 2:30 p.m. Buses will be provided at 2:30 p.m. (Students will be taking these tests on their Chromebooks, and results of the test will be reviewed by Administration and through Guidance visits. Contact Mr. Dorn directly at 262.859.2595 or via email at dorn@slhs.us if you have questions.
- Juniors will have a Career & Post-High School Planning Day, and will be dismissed at 11:30 a.m.
All students that ride the bus may stay on this day until the bus arrives at 2:30 p.m. Hot lunch will be available to purchase.
TASTE OF SHORELAND - TASTE AND SEE! THE LORD IS GOOD!
Thank you to all who came to Taste of Shoreland - Taste and See! The Lord is Good!. This year's event was a success and we were able to raise a significant amount of money for Shoreland's Tuition Assistance Fund. It was a joy for us to come together to make it possible for students to benefit from the blessings of Christian Education.
SLHS ONLINE CLOTHING STORE
Click here to order your SLHS clothing featuring the new SLHS logo while the online store is open. The online store is open through Thursday, April 19. Click here to place your order.
A.B. and JEANNETTE REWALD SCHOLARSHIP TRUST
This Trust fund was established by Mr. & Mrs. Rewald to offer financial assistance to families for the payment of tuition to attend a parochial school. In order to qualify, you must have your TADS Financial Aid application completed, and all necessary tax forms uploaded before Friday, April 20, 2018. There is no need to fill out a separate application for the Rewald Scholarship, as your TADS Financial Aid application will provide all necessary information. Please click here for more information and here to apply.
HIGH SCHOOL AND GRADE SCHOOL
SPRING BAND AND ORCHESTRA CONCERT
All are invited to the annual Spring Band & Orchestra Concert on Monday, April 23 at 7:00 p.m. in the Shoreland gym. This year's concert theme is, "Terra Firma" so you can count on all our selections being well grounded! Featured in the concert are the high school concert band and orchestra along with the elementary band and orchestra. Come on Monday night to hear our down to earth concert.
2018 SPRING RECITAL
You are invited on Sunday, April 29, at 4:00 p.m. to hear gifted Shoreland musicians as we present our 2018 spring recital. Performers will include instrumentalists who qualified for WSMA State competition. The recital will take place in the Shoreland choir room and refreshments will be served afterwards.
CELEBRATION OF SERVICE!
The Shoreland Lutheran High School Board of Directors, together with the faculty and staff, invite you to attend a celebration of thanksgiving and joy in recognizing Mr. Dan Schulz, who has accepted a Call to teach at Bethany Lutheran School in Manitowoc. Please join us in thanking God for this faithful servant during the Spring Concert on Saturday, May 19, at 7:00 p.m. There will be an informal reception following the concert.
LUNCH ACCOUNTS
If your child enjoys Hot Lunch at Shoreland, PLEASE check his/her Lunch Balance in Educate. Cash or checks can be brought to the Main Office. If your child has lunch money remaining on their account at the end of the semester, those funds will be rolled forward to the 2018-2019 lunch account. If your child is graduating and has a younger sibling attending SLHS next year, the balance will be rolled into the younger sibling's account.
SLHS 2ND ANNUAL CAR SHOW
You are invited to join us for the Shoreland Lutheran High School 2nd Annual Car Show. It takes place on May 3, and will be held on the Shoreland campus. Entry fee is $3 and cars will start arriving at 4:30. Winners will be announced at 6:15 p.m. during home games for our school’s baseball and softball teams. We are looking forward to continuing the car show tradition with all proceeds going towards our mission in Chile. Click here for more information.
SHORELAND’S ANNUAL WIDOW’S MITE RUMMAGE SALE –
JUNE 1 and 2
Spring cleaning? Please consider donating the BEST items that you no longer want to the biggest Reuse-Repurpose event of the year at Shoreland – the Annual Widow’s Mite Rummage Sale! Clean clothing, shoes/handbags, jewelry, books, toys, household items, small furniture and appliances will be accepted. Unfortunately, pianos, televisions, computers and monitors will not be accepted. Please contact Joy Lee at development@slhs.us with questions.
Drop off times are as follows:
-May 21-24, from 8:00 a.m. - noon
-May 29 and 30, 9:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m.
-Contact the office directly to schedule a drop- off prior to May 22.
FORENSICS TEAM FUNDRAISER
The Shoreland Forensics team will be hosting a fundraiser at Culver's, 5801 21st St., Racine on Wednesday April 18, from 4-10 p.m. A percentage of all food purchased during that time will help to reduce the cost of tournament fees. The more food that is sold, the higher percentage we will receive! Mark your calendars, the flavor of the day is Butterfinger Pecan.
INTRODUCTION TO TRADE SCHOOL
SLHS is excited to announce its new curriculum, Introduction to Trade School, for the 2018-2019 school year. We are accepting donations of trade tools to help "build the future" of this program. SLHS volunteers will pick up and even pack the tools you want to donate. Contact Scott Zondag at zondags@slhs.us for more information.
HOST A SLHS INTERNATIONAL STUDENT
Applications are always being accepted to host Shoreland’s international students. Currently, 27 international students from China and South Korea call Shoreland their home. To keep this ministry moving forward we need families to host students during the school year. Please consider opening your home. For more information, please contact Joy Lee at development@slhs.us.
SUMMER CAMPS
- Grade School - SLHS is excited to offer an array of summer camps for elementary and middle school aged students. From sports to STEM camps, campers will have the opportunity to stay active and keep their brain muscles flexed. Don't delay, register today! To find camps your child is interested in or to register, please click here.
- High School – Please click here to register online for high school summer camps. Camps include Black & Gold Football, TNT Boys Soccer and Wrestling. These camps are for grades 10-12.
SAVE-the-DATE MS WALK RACINE-KENOSHA
Come walk on Saturday, May 5, 2018 to support those who suffer from MS with our new student group at Shoreland called HOSA: Future Health Professionals. Shoreland is now part of the national program which serves to build the pipeline of future health professionals. The organization allows students to attend presentations from health care professionals, participate in service projects (such as the MS Society), gain leadership skills, showcase knowledge and skills through competitive events, and meet chapter members from other parts of Wisconsin.
SCRIP UPDATE
Kwik Trip is offering a 10% return on all orders now through early spring. To learn more about Scrip, please click here.
BUS DRIVERS WANTED
SLHS is hiring school bus drivers with and without a commercial driver's license. This is a flexible part-time position with opportunities to drive in the morning and afternoon or for afternoon school events. These positions do include training. Please contact Scott Zondag for more information at zondags@slhs.us.
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CALL NEWS
Call Returned
-Mr. Paul Huebner returned the Call to teach at Illinois Lutheran High School in Crete, IL We keep ILHS in our prayers as they continue the Call process to find a band director.
-Pastor Paul Brug returned his Call to teach German at Michigan Lutheran Seminary. We keep MLS in our prayers as they continue to Call process to find a German instructor.
What is a "Call?"
We believe that it is the Lord, through the church, who calls people to serve in the public ministry. Individuals already serving in public ministry who receive a call to serve in another field prayerfully deliberate both calls they hold. One of the ways they do this is by examining one's gifts; understanding the duties of both calls and how one's gifts will be best utilized; and considering feedback from colleagues, family and members of the school and congregation. Called workers have the confidence that God will bless their decision.
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