Imagine a school where all students are welcomed, included and celebrated. When you walk through the doors at Lannon Elementary School you understand why families want to send their children here. “Make Them Never Want to Miss a Day” is the motto of staff who care about all of our families and find meaningful ways to connect students to learning. We provide a supportive learning environment with opportunities to learn from failure while promoting each child’s individual strengths. The results are a positive, caring school with outstanding academic performance.
School news
Mindful Me Seuss Week
- Monday, Feb. 25 – Wear Seuss colors (red/white/black/stripes)
- Tuesday, Feb. 26 – Wear comfies or PJ’s & bring a stuffed animal
- Wednesday, Feb. 27 – Wear what you FEEL-COLOR Day!
- Thursday, Feb. 28 – Dress like your favorite Dr. Seuss character
See flyer HERE for all the fun details!
Volunteers needed for Lannon’s Dodgeball Tournament
A HUGE thank you to the very small group of parents who have volunteered to help so far. We cannot run this fun tournament without support from our parents.
What is our highest need? REFEREES – if you can REF or know someone who is perfect for the job, please sign-up here or give me their name. All referees receive a free t-shirt and complimentary concessions. There will be two high school students assisting on each court.
With much appreciation to your consideration and time,
Jen Galang
Home & School Volunteer Coordinator
jengalang@mac.com
Schools will not make up Feb. 12 snow day, but high school daily schedule adjusted
Wisconsin winters can be unpredictable, but this winter has been exceptional when it comes to school closings. To date the district has missed five school days due to inclement weather. Previously it was announced that the Jan. 23, 28 and 31 school closings will be made up on April 22, May 24 and June 12, and there will be no make-up day for Jan. 30.
The Feb. 12 missed day of school will not have a make-up day, however, the high school daily schedule will be adjusted to gain more instructional time. DPI requires more hours of instruction for high school students than it does for those in grades K-8, therefore other schools do not need to make up the day or change their daily schedules.
To recap:
- Jan. 23 – make-up day April 22
- Jan. 28 – make-up day May 24
- Jan. 30 – no make-up day
- Jan. 31 – make-up day June 12
- Feb. 12 – no make-up day, HHS daily schedule adjusted
After school club information
Chess Scholars: Wednesday, Feb. 27 – April 17
Young Rembrandts: Tuesday, March 5 – April 16
See flyer linked above for more details.
Father/Family Pancake Breakfast being held March 14 and 15
The annual Father/Family Pancake breakfast will be on Thursday, March 14 (for last names A-K) and Friday, March 15 (for last names L-Z). Breakfast will be served from 7:30-8:30 a.m. Come and enjoy all-you-can-eat pancakes, along with sausage, juice, milk, and coffee. To sign-up please click on the appropriate link below for your last name.
After breakfast feel free visit the book fair located in the main lobby. All students must remain with their adult guests until 8:25 a.m. when they are dismissed to classrooms.
Please RSVP by March 8. We will not be able to accommodate walk-ins this year.
If you have any questions please contact Carol Rabideau at c.rabideau@twc.com.
We need YOU to make this event successful and fun!
- Wednesday, March 13 (set-up)
- Thursday, March 14 (A-L breakfast)
- Friday, March 15 (K-Z breakfast)
Access volunteer sign-up link here.
2019 Summer Opportunities gearing up
Registration for classes and transportation will be Feb. 26 – March 16. Check out this fact sheet for details about key dates, registration, transportation and more.
“March Madness” scholarship collection
Our “March Madness” Lannon School scholarship collection begins in March. Scholarships are awarded to graduating Hamilton High School Seniors on an annual basis. Scholarship recipients go through an application process and must have attended Lannon Elementary.