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Annoucements 5/26/23
Announcements for May 26, 2023
Lunch
Cheesy Breadstick Pizza w/Marinara Sauce, Fresh Veggies, Fruit and Milk
(Mini Cheeseburgers or Salad)
Substitutes
New Announcements
It’s that time of year to say goodbye to our graduating seniors. If you would like to “Kiss a Senior Goodbye,” you can purchase a package during high school lunch this week or stop by to purchase from Mrs. Knisely.
Junior high, JV and Varsity cheerleading tryouts on May 30th @ 4:30 in the commons area
Attention, all middle school students! Your money for the sucker fundraiser is due no later than Tuesday, May 30th. Any unsold suckers needs to be turned in to your adviser. Make sure your name is on the envelope when you hand in your money and unsold suckers
Sting Ding Days for Next Week:
Friday: Yooper Day
Sting Ding: Baseball v.s Softball Game @ 6:30 pm
Anyone interested in running Cross Country this fall please come see Mr. Ogea.
Chromebook collection for seniors will be Friday after exams.
Reminders
Effective immediately, there is no eating breakfast or lunch in the commons or anywhere else besides the cafeteria.
Detention will be in Mr. Deline's room (205) on the second floor. Students assigned to detention must be in the detention room no later than 3:25. If you show up later than that you will have to make up your time at a different date.
Junior/Senior High School Tutoring will be Mondays and Thursday in Mr. Moore’s room, Tuesday and Wednesday in Ms. Mleko’s room. There is middle school tutoring in the library from 7:35-8:05 on Monday-Thursday mornings.
Reminder to all students: Please be fully aware that any student making threats of violence toward the school either verbally, in writing or online, will be prosecuted to the fullest extent possible by local courts in addition to likely being expelled from school. Students are also requested to report to the school principals or local police immediately any statements that may be threatening toward the school. This is not a topic that should be joked about as it causes serious panic and making school threats is considered criminal activity.
Job Opportunities
L'Anse Village is looking for workers ages 17 and older to work in a seasonal position. 35 hours per week at $13.00 per hour. Duties include mowing, painting, and general maintenance. Applications are available at the Village of L'Anse Office.
MDOT is looking for students ages 16 and older to work at the L'Anse Maintenance facility this summer. More information can be found online at https://www.michigan.gov/mdot/careers/ydmp or by talking to Mrs. Grentz.
Upcoming Events
May 30 - Senior Recognition Night @ 7 pm
June 1 - Graduation @ 7 pm
June 7, 8, 9 - Half Days - Exams
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Annoucements 5/25/23
Announcements for May 25, 2023
Lunch
Turkey Wraps, Fresh Veggies, Fruit and Milk
(Chicken Tender Wrap or Salad)
Substitutes
New Announcements
It’s that time of year to say goodbye to our graduating seniors. If you would like to “Kiss a Senior Goodbye,” you can purchase a package during high school lunch this week or stop by to purchase from Mrs. Knisely.
Junior high, JV and Varsity cheerleading tryouts on May 30th @ 4:30 in the commons area
Attention, all middle school students! Your money for the sucker fundraiser is due no later than Tuesday, May 30th. Any unsold suckers needs to be turned in to your adviser. Make sure your name is on the envelope when you hand in your money and unsold suckers
Sting Ding Days for Next Week:
Thursday: Throwback Thursday
Friday: Yooper Day
Sting Ding: Baseball v.s Softball Game @ 6:30 pm
Anyone interested in running Cross Country this fall please come see Mr. Ogea.
Chromebook collection for seniors will be Friday after exams.
Reminders
Effective immediately, there is no eating breakfast or lunch in the commons or anywhere else besides the cafeteria.
Detention will be in Mr. Deline's room (205) on the second floor. Students assigned to detention must be in the detention room no later than 3:25. If you show up later than that you will have to make up your time at a different date.
Junior/Senior High School Tutoring will be Mondays and Thursday in Mr. Moore’s room, Tuesday and Wednesday in Ms. Mleko’s room. There is middle school tutoring in the library from 7:35-8:05 on Monday-Thursday mornings.
Reminder to all students: Please be fully aware that any student making threats of violence toward the school either verbally, in writing or online, will be prosecuted to the fullest extent possible by local courts in addition to likely being expelled from school. Students are also requested to report to the school principals or local police immediately any statements that may be threatening toward the school. This is not a topic that should be joked about as it causes serious panic and making school threats is considered criminal activity.
Job Opportunities
L'Anse Village is looking for workers ages 17 and older to work in a seasonal position. 35 hours per week at $13.00 per hour. Duties include mowing, painting, and general maintenance. Applications are available at the Village of L'Anse Office.
MDOT is looking for students ages 16 and older to work at the L'Anse Maintenance facility this summer. More information can be found online at https://www.michigan.gov/mdot/careers/ydmp or by talking to Mrs. Grentz.
Upcoming Events
May 30 - Senior Recognition Night @ 7 pm
June 1 - Graduation @ 7 pm
June 7, 8, 9 - Half Days - Exams
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Annoucements 5/23/23
Announcements for May 23, 2023
Lunch
Chicken Patty on WG Bun, Baked Beans, California Blend Veggies, Fruit and Milk
(Spicy Chicken Patty or Salad)
Substitutes
New Announcements
It’s that time of year to say goodbye to our graduating seniors. If you would like to “Kiss a Senior Goodbye,” you can purchase a package during high school lunch this week or stop by to purchase from Mrs. Knisely.
Seniors: Wednesday (May 24th) is the senior walk. Report to the commons at 1:15 . You need to wear your cap, gown and tassel.
Junior high, JV and Varsity cheerleading tryouts on May 30th @ 4:30 in the commons area
Attention, all middle school students! Your money for the sucker fundraiser is due no later than Tuesday, May 30th. Any unsold suckers needs to be turned in to your adviser. Make sure your name is on the envelope when you hand in your money and unsold suckers
Sting Ding Days for Next Week:
Tuesday: Dynamic Duo
Wednesday: PJ Day
Thursday: Throwback Thursday
Friday: Yooper Day
Sting Ding: Baseball v.s Softball Game @ 6:30 pm
Anyone interested in running Cross Country this fall please come see Mr. Ogea.
Chromebook collection for seniors will be Monday 22nd, Wednesday 24th and Friday after exams.
Reminders
Effective immediately, there is no eating breakfast or lunch in the commons or anywhere else besides the cafeteria.
Detention will be in Mr. Deline's room (205) on the second floor. Students assigned to detention must be in the detention room no later than 3:25. If you show up later than that you will have to make up your time at a different date.
Junior/Senior High School Tutoring will be Mondays and Thursday in Mr. Moore’s room, Tuesday and Wednesday in Ms. Mleko’s room. There is middle school tutoring in the library from 7:35-8:05 on Monday-Thursday mornings.
Reminder to all students: Please be fully aware that any student making threats of violence toward the school either verbally, in writing or online, will be prosecuted to the fullest extent possible by local courts in addition to likely being expelled from school. Students are also requested to report to the school principals or local police immediately any statements that may be threatening toward the school. This is not a topic that should be joked about as it causes serious panic and making school threats is considered criminal activity.
Job Opportunities
L'Anse Village is looking for workers ages 17 and older to work in a seasonal position. 35 hours per week at $13.00 per hour. Duties include mowing, painting, and general maintenance. Applications are available at the Village of L'Anse Office.
MDOT is looking for students ages 16 and older to work at the L'Anse Maintenance facility this summer. More information can be found online at https://www.michigan.gov/mdot/careers/ydmp or by talking to Mrs. Grentz.
Upcoming Events
May 24 - Honors Convocation @ 7 pm
May 30 - Senior Recognition Night @ 7 pm
June 1 - Graduation @ 7 pm
June 7, 8, 9 - Half Days - Exams
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Annoucements 5/22/23
Announcements for May 22, 2023
Lunch
Pizza Casserole, Green Beans, Dinner Roll, Fruit and Milk
(Hot Turkey/Gravy Sandwich or Salad)
Substitutes
New Announcements
It’s that time of year to say goodbye to our graduating seniors. If you would like to “Kiss a Senior Goodbye,” you can purchase a package during high school lunch this week or stop by to purchase from Mrs. Knisely.
Seniors: Wednesday (May 24th) is the senior walk. Report to the commons at 1:15 . You need to wear your cap, gown and tassel.
Junior high, JV and Varsity cheerleading tryouts on May 30th @ 4:30 in the commons area
Attention, all middle school students! Your money for the sucker fundraiser is due no later than Tuesday, May 30th. Any unsold suckers needs to be turned in to your adviser. Make sure your name is on the envelope when you hand in your money and unsold suckers
Sting Ding Days for Next Week:
Monday: Purple + White Day
Tuesday: Dynamic Duo
Wednesday: PJ Day
Thursday: Throwback Thursday
Friday: Yooper Day
Sting Ding: Baseball v.s Softball Game @ 6:30 pm
Anyone interested in running Cross Country this fall please come see Mr. Ogea.
Chromebook collection for seniors will be Monday 22nd, Wednesday 24th and Friday after exams.
Reminders
Effective immediately, there is no eating breakfast or lunch in the commons or anywhere else besides the cafeteria.
Detention will be in Mr. Deline's room (205) on the second floor. Students assigned to detention must be in the detention room no later than 3:25. If you show up later than that you will have to make up your time at a different date.
Junior/Senior High School Tutoring will be Mondays and Thursday in Mr. Moore’s room, Tuesday and Wednesday in Ms. Mleko’s room. There is middle school tutoring in the library from 7:35-8:05 on Monday-Thursday mornings.
Reminder to all students: Please be fully aware that any student making threats of violence toward the school either verbally, in writing or online, will be prosecuted to the fullest extent possible by local courts in addition to likely being expelled from school. Students are also requested to report to the school principals or local police immediately any statements that may be threatening toward the school. This is not a topic that should be joked about as it causes serious panic and making school threats is considered criminal activity.
Job Opportunities
L'Anse Village is looking for workers ages 17 and older to work in a seasonal position. 35 hours per week at $13.00 per hour. Duties include mowing, painting, and general maintenance. Applications are available at the Village of L'Anse Office.
MDOT is looking for students ages 16 and older to work at the L'Anse Maintenance facility this summer. More information can be found online at https://www.michigan.gov/mdot/careers/ydmp or by talking to Mrs. Grentz.
Upcoming Events
May 24 - Honors Convocation @ 7 pm
May 30 - Senior Recognition Night @ 7 pm
June 1 - Graduation @ 7 pm
June 7, 8, 9 - Half Days - Exams
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Annoucements 5/19/23
Announcements for May 19, 2023
Lunch
Pepperoni French Bread Pizza (Boat), Fresh Veggies, Fruit and Milk
(Turkey Sub or Salad)
Substitutes
New Announcements
Denise Marth Memorial Family Fun Run this Saturday, May 20th at 10 am at the L’Anse Waterfront. Registration is from 9:15-9:45. There will be prizes and refreshments. Cost is $5 per person with one free guest for every ticket purchase. Persons under 18 must be accompanied by an adult. Bring your skateboard, bike, roller blades, stroller, wagon or your dog!
Sting Ding Days for Next Week:
Monday: Purple + White Day
Tuesday: Dynamic Duo
Wednesday: PJ Day
Thursday: Throwback Thursday
Friday: Yooper Day
Sting Ding: Baseball v.s Softball Game @ 6:30 pm
Anyone interested in running Cross Country this fall please come see Mr. Ogea.
Chromebook collection for seniors will be Monday 22nd, Wednesday 24th and Friday after exams.
Reminders
Effective immediately, there is no eating breakfast or lunch in the commons or anywhere else besides the cafeteria.
Detention will be in Mr. Deline's room (205) on the second floor. Students assigned to detention must be in the detention room no later than 3:25. If you show up later than that you will have to make up your time at a different date.
Junior/Senior High School Tutoring will be Mondays and Thursday in Mr. Moore’s room, Tuesday and Wednesday in Ms. Mleko’s room. There is middle school tutoring in the library from 7:35-8:05 on Monday-Thursday mornings.
Reminder to all students: Please be fully aware that any student making threats of violence toward the school either verbally, in writing or online, will be prosecuted to the fullest extent possible by local courts in addition to likely being expelled from school. Students are also requested to report to the school principals or local police immediately any statements that may be threatening toward the school. This is not a topic that should be joked about as it causes serious panic and making school threats is considered criminal activity.
Job Opportunities
L'Anse Village is looking for workers ages 17 and older to work in a seasonal position. 35 hours per week at $13.00 per hour. Duties include mowing, painting, and general maintenance. Applications are available at the Village of L'Anse Office.
MDOT is looking for students ages 16 and older to work at the L'Anse Maintenance facility this summer. More information can be found online at https://www.michigan.gov/mdot/careers/ydmp or by talking to Mrs. Grentz.
Upcoming Events
May 24 - Honors Convocation @ 7 pm
May 30 - Senior Recognition Night @ 7 pm
June 1 - Graduation @ 7 pm
June 7, 8, 9 - Half Days - Exams
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Annoucements 5/15/23
Announcements for May 15, 2023
Lunch
Chicken Tenders, Coleslaw, Veggies, Corn Muffin, Fruit and Milk
(Baked Potato or Salad)
Substitutes
New Announcements
Detention is Wednesday and Thursday this week.
Anyone who hasn’t scheduled with Mrs. Grentz needs to do that as soon as possible. Just not during 4th hour.
Senior Class Photo will be TODAY at 1:15. Please wear your senior sweatshirt for the photo. You will meet Mrs. Grentz in the commons and then proceed to your photo destination. Be there!
On Thursday, May 18th there will be a field trip to the federal courthouse in Marquette for "Law Day." If you are not in one of Mrs. Knisely's Civics & Economics classes and are interested in learning more about law as a possible career pathway, please see Mrs. Knisely to sign up. We have 10 spots available and they will be given to the first 10 students to sign up.
Reminders
Effective immediately, there is no eating breakfast or lunch in the commons or anywhere else besides the cafeteria.
Detention will be in Mr. Deline's room (205) on the second floor. Students assigned to detention must be in the detention room no later than 3:25. If you show up later than that you will have to make up your time at a different date.
Junior/Senior High School Tutoring will be Mondays and Thursday in Mr. Moore’s room, Tuesday and Wednesday in Ms. Mleko’s room. There is middle school tutoring in the library from 7:35-8:05 on Monday-Thursday mornings.
Reminder to all students: Please be fully aware that any student making threats of violence toward the school either verbally, in writing or online, will be prosecuted to the fullest extent possible by local courts in addition to likely being expelled from school. Students are also requested to report to the school principals or local police immediately any statements that may be threatening toward the school. This is not a topic that should be joked about as it causes serious panic and making school threats is considered criminal activity.
Job Opportunities
L'Anse Village is looking for workers ages 17 and older to work in a seasonal position. 35 hours per week at $13.00 per hour. Duties include mowing, painting, and general maintenance. Applications are available at the Village of L'Anse Office.
MDOT is looking for students ages 16 and older to work at the L'Anse Maintenance facility this summer. More information can be found online at https://www.michigan.gov/mdot/careers/ydmp or by talking to Mrs. Grentz.
Upcoming Events
May 24 - Honors Convocation @ 7 pm
May 30 - Senior Recognition Night @ 7 pm
June 1 - Graduation @ 7 pm
June 7, 8, 9 - Half Days - Exams
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Announcements 11/3/22
Announcements for November 3rd, 2022
Lunch:
Hot Dog on WG bun, Baked Beans, Cucumbers, Fruit & Milk
(Brats or Cobb Salad)
*Spaghetti will be available as a choice but only until it runs out
New Announcements:
National Honor Society: There will be a meeting this Friday after school in room 304. Items to be discussed: Blood drive, can-a-thon and tutoring.
Student Council: There will be a meeting at lunch in Mrs. Knisely’s room on Tuesday, Nov. 8th. Also, please check your email!
Anyone with make-up time, it needs to be completed by Friday. Get your sheets to Mrs. Cichosz..
The L'Anse High School Student Council is updating our Veterans Day Wall of Honor display. It has been a few years since this was created and we are hoping to update it this year. If you have a family member who has served in any branch of the U.S. Armed Forces and would like them to be added to our display, please send in a picture of them (preferably in uniform) along with their relationship to you and a summary of their service (years of service, branch served in, etc...). In addition, if you know of an LHS graduate who has served, or is currently serving, please feel free to send us their information as well. You can send this information to Mrs. Knisely via email jknisely@laschools.us or can turn it in to the high school office. We ask that we receive these submissions no later than Monday, November 7th, 2022.
Students assigned to detention must be in the detention room no later than 3:25. If you show up later than that you will have to make up your time at a different date.
Backpacks are no longer allowed in classrooms due to recent incidences. Backpacks can be kept in lockers during the day. Chromebook cases are still allowed in class.
Great Explorations is hiring! Please contact Debbie Olsen at dsolsen@bhkfirst.org if you are interested.
As fall and hunting seasons arrive, students are reminded that items such as firearms, knives and ammunition are not allowed on school property. Possession of a dangerous weapon at school can lead to expulsion from school. Hopefully this reminder to be aware of what you are bringing to school can help students avoid unintended serious consequences. Students are also required to report any weapon that they see or hear about at school to the principal immediately. Failure to report such knowledge may subject the student to discipline. Thank you for helping keep our school safe!
Detention will be held after school on Tuesdays and Thursdays in room 308 with Mr. Jacobson.
High School Tutoring will be Mondays and Thursday in Mr. Moore’s room, Tuesday and Wednesday in Ms. Mleko’s room.
Food is not to leave the cafeteria now that we are done social distancing. You may go in the commons after you are finished eating.
Juniors & Seniors Sign up outside of Mrs. Grentz’s to speak with the following:
NMU Associate degree tour (Jacobetti Center) Nov 8th all day
Upcoming Events
11/3: 7-8th Grade Boy’s Basketball plays at home vs. Dollar Bay at home at 4:30
11/4: End of 1st Marking period
11/9: Athletic Banquet for Volleyball & Cheerleading at 6pm in the cafeteria
11/10: ½ Day, dismissal at 11:55 (hours 1”4); Parent teacher conferences from 12:30-3:30 & 4:30-7:30
11/11: ½ day, dismissal at 11:55 (Hours 5-7,4); Veterans day assembly at 10am
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