Dear LES Parents,
I am really excited about the Sport Stacking unit we are currently doing in PE. Sport Stacking is an exciting sport where students stack and unstack 12-specially designed cups (Speed Stacks). Sport Stacking uses both sides of the body and brain developing important athletic and academic skills.
One of my goals, as a Physical Educator, is to promote activity at home through positive alternatives to computer, television and video game screen time. I believe that Sport Stacking is a unique, fun and simple activity that motivates kids to get up and move.
I have Speed Stacks Sets and StackMats for students to purchase here at the school with an added benefit of raising funds for our PE program. Here’s why you should participate:
--Sport Stacking is healthy for kids.
--Regular Sets are $20.00. Pro Series Sets are $25.00. StackMats (mat, timer and gear bag) are $25.00. You pay no shipping, PLUS, the school will earn a percentage of your purchase in equipment for our PE program.
--Speed Stacks Sets and StackMats are available for immediate purchase. First come, first served on color and design choices.
Act now, I have a limited supply of colors and quantities. A student form will be going home with your student. Please choose from the list on the form and encourage your student to have a second choice in mind. Return payment to the school (checks should be made payable to the school). These make great Christmas gifts! First come, first served!
Sincerely,
Ashley Crosby
K-5 PE
Thank you for supporting our Physical Education Program!
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LHS band matching in the Veteran's Day parade. #larnedpride
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Great recognition for Larned High School as, LHS Senior Hunter Donecker, is recognized as KSHSAA's True Blue Student of the week. Check out the story here: https://kshsaacovered.com/news/2021/11/10/general-larneds-hunter-donecker-doesn-t-let-lifes-challenges-trip-him-up.aspx
Just a reminder that there is no school tomorrow. We look forward to seeing everyone on Friday!!
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Reminder of No School in honor of Veterans Day on Thursday, November 11. Thank you for your service!
"The Sophomore Class at Larned High School is selling Krispy Kreme donuts to raise funds for their Junior/ Senior Prom. The donuts cost $10 per dozen for glazed and $12 for chocolate iced. Orders will be taken from November 5-12. Order from any LHS sophomore or contact Amy Wilson at the high school or email her at amy.wilson@usd495.com . Donuts will be distributed Tuesday, November 23 from 3:30pm-6:00pm at the high school cafeteria. For more information, contact Amy Wilson."
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Last week we ended with a #goodnewscallhome and this week we kicked the week off with a #goodnewscallhome. Way to be a great role model to your peers!
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LES wants to remind you all of our Veterans Program tomorrow night at the Community Center at 7pm. This is put on by our 1st and 2nd grade students.
See you then!
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