Updates

LOGOS SCHOOL UPDATE – 2013/14 – #27

 

General

The Logos Spring Ball is this Friday, March 28 (hosted by the 8th grade class) Elementary dancing starts at 6pm and lasts until 7:15. There will be a short dance practice for everyone from 7:15-7:45. The secondary Grand March starts at 7:45 and we'll dance until 10pm.  $5 per individual or a maximum rate of $25 per family. Ball Dress Code:
  • Gents: Dress shirts, ties & slacks.
  • Ladies: Knee-length dresses or skirts; No strapless tops, halter tops, or spaghetti straps; Modest neckline
  • Shoes: Clean athletic shoes on the floor only. No dress shoes or high heels.
 

Elementary

Mrs. Merkle’s Kindergarten Conferences: Mrs. Merkle is in Spokane taking care of her mom who is in the hospital. Since she is out of town, we will need to postpone parent/teacher conferences for her class until next week. Please accept our apologies for the inconvenience. All other elementary conferences will take place as scheduled.  

Secondary

11th Grade MBA in  a Day: EMSI will be hosting the Logos Junior class for a full school day on April 3, 2014 for what we are calling "Logos MBA in a Day". Using our operations at EMSI as an example, we are going to introduce the students to all of the functions that are required to run a business and the various occupations that are involved in each. For instance, a session on product development will explain how businesses create products and introduce students to various vocations in this area such as computer programming, design, and manufacturing. A session on finance will introduce students to all of the ways a business must collect, report, pay taxes on, and distribute money and the various jobs such as accounting, bookkeeping, and tax law that are available in this area. The day will consist of a number of short sessions on topics such as this.   The goal of the day is to give the students a better understanding of the business world and, more importantly, to start them thinking about the gifts, interests, and aptitudes they are gifted with and how they might use those to find a vocation they are passionate about. Rod Olps, EMSI's human resources director, will spend the last section of the day discussing how students should think about their calling, furthering their education, and making key decisions at this stage in life as they grow in Christ and in maturity.   This event will be hosted at the EMSI office (409 S Jackson) and EMSI will be providing lunch for the students as part of the event.       Cheers,   Matt Whitling

LOGOS SCHOOL UPDATE – 2013/14 – #26

 

General

Teacher Workday: This Friday is a teacher work day. Teachers will be wrapping up the 3rd quarter and preparing to finish strong. Students are not required to wear their dress uniform this Thursday.   NBC Basketball Camps: A few families have asked about summer camps for their kids. NBC is a fine Christian organization that has been running camps for years, and I highly recommend them. For more information see https://www.nbccamps.com/basketball/camps/whitworth-university1/  

Elementary

Classroom Play: This Thursday morning Mrs. Merkle’s kindergarten class will be on stage! Both 4th grade classes will open with a recitation at 8:35. All are welcome to attend!  

Secondary

Girls Twill Blazer: A nice blazer has been added to the secondary girl’s uniform choices. Our goal is to provide an attractive and affordable addition that can be worn in the classroom, especially during colder weather. It is reasonably priced and must be purchased at French Toast. This item does not take the place of the dress uniform vest on Fridays and it is not required.   11th Grade MBA in  a Day: EMSI will be hosting the Logos Junior class for a full school day on April 3, 2014 for what we are calling "Logos MBA in a Day". Using our operations at EMSI as an example, we are going to introduce the students to all of the functions that are required to run a business and the various occupations that are involved in each. For instance, a session on product development will explain how businesses create products and introduce students to various vocations in this area such as computer programming, design, and manufacturing. A session on finance will introduce students to all of the ways a business must collect, report, pay taxes on, and distribute money and the various jobs such as accounting, bookkeeping, and tax law that are available in this area. The day will consist of a number of short sessions on topics such as this.   The goal of the day is to give the students a better understanding of the business world and, more importantly, to start them thinking about the gifts, interests, and aptitudes they are gifted with and how they might use those to find a vocation they are passionate about. Rod Olps, EMSI's human resources director, will spend the last section of the day discussing how students should think about their calling, furthering their education, and making key decisions at this stage in life as they grow in Christ and in maturity.   This event will be hosted at the EMSI office (409 S Jackson) and EMSI will be providing lunch for the students as part of the event.       Cheers,   Matt Whitling

LOGOS SCHOOL UPDATE – 2013/14 – #24

 

General

Dress Uniform: Due to the ACCS re-accreditation team visit, our dress uniform day will be Thursday this week. On Friday, students are welcome to wear their normal Thursday uniform.

Elementary

Parent/Teacher Conferences (March 27&28):  Families with three or more students in the elementary should have received an email this week with details on how to sign up. If you fit this category, and have not received an email, please contact the front office. All other families will receive an opportunity to sign up next week.   Classroom Play: This Friday morning Mrs. Miller’s 1st grade class will be on stage! Mrs. Blum’s and Miss Courtney’s 2nd graders will open with a recitation at 8:35. All are welcome to attend!  

Secondary

Rhetoric Speech Meet (10th-12th Grade): The meet will take place Friday. Parents are welcome to attend the awards ceremony in the auditorium at 2:30.     Cheers,   Matt Whitling

LOGOS SCHOOL UPDATE – 2013/14 – #23

 

General

Skirts & Pants: As we head into spring, it’s obvious that many students are in the midst of a growth spurt. This is a great time to check and make sure that your daughter’s skirts still reach the knee and that her pants are not too tight.  

Secondary

Rhetoric Speech Meet (10th-12th Grade): The meet will take place February 28. More details are available on the school website.   Boys Basketball Heads to Districts: The boys begin their district tournament australian online casinos for real money this Wednesday at 6:00 against Kendrick down at LCSC.   Spring Sports: High school lacrosse and track begin next week. Both teams have had preseason meetings, but see Mr. Carnahan if you need more details.   Cheers,   Matt Whitling

LOGOS SCHOOL UPDATE – 2013/14 – #22

 

General

Presidents’ Weekend: Just a reminder that we are off this Friday and next Monday for Presidents’ Weekend. Enjoy the break!  

Elementary

5th Grade Play: This Thursday morning Mr. Becker’s 5th grade class will be performing Gilgamesh and the Bull of Heaven. Mrs. Bradley’s 4th graders will open with a recitation at 8:35. All are welcome to attend!  

Secondary

Rhetoric Speech Meet (10th-12th Grade): The meet will take place February 28. More details are available on the school website.     Cheers,   Matt Whitling

LOGOS SCHOOL UPDATE – 2013/14 – #21

 

General

Logos Auction: The auction is this Friday at 6:00. Auction catalogues are now available in the front office.

Elementary

Hearing Tests: The Lions Foundation will be at Logos on Tuesday, February 11 to provide free hearing tests for our elementary students between 12:30-3:00. If you would like for your child to be tested, please send a note to Cindi in the front office. Preschool and Kindergarten students would need to come back to school at 12:30 for this.

Spelling Bee: The 1st – 6th graders will be competing in an in-school spelling bee February 6th.  Lists and rules are posted on the website under Life at Logos/Elementary/Elementary Spelling Bee.

Midterms: Elementary midterm progress reports will be coming home this Wednesday with your child. Please sign the bottom portion of the page and return by Friday.

Secondary

Secondary Grades: We are half way through the 3rd quarter and grades are current in Ren Web. This would be a good time to sit down with your secondary student and check on their progress.

Rhetoric Speech Meet (10th-12th Grade): The meet will take place February 28. More details are available on the school website.

Cheers,

Matt Whitling

LOGOS SCHOOL UPDATE – 2013/14 – #21

LOGOS SCHOOL UPDATE – 2013/14 – #19

 

General

Reenrollment: Current student reenrollment for 2014-15 is taking place at this time. Simply follow the instructions below to secure a spot for your child via RenWeb.   To Reenroll:  log onto RenWeb and go to “Family Information …. Enrollment / Reenrollment.” Please complete no later than January 31st.  It is for students currently enrolled at Logos who will be continuing here next year.  New students coming from current families must submit a new application.   Hearing Tests: The Lions Foundation will be at Logos on Tuesday, February 11 to provide free hearing tests for our elementary students between 12:30-3:00. If you would like for your child to be tested, please send a note to Cindi in the front office. Preschool and Kindergarten students would need to come back to school at 12:30 for this.   Logos Open House: Are you pleased with the education that your children are receiving at Logos? Do you know of other Christian families in the community who might be interested in our school? Please invite them to the Logos Open House this coming Thursday, January 23, from 7:00 - 8:30 PM.  

Elementary

Spelling Bee: The 1st – 6th graders will be competing in an in-school spelling bee February 6th.  Lists and rules are posted on the website under Life at Logos/Elementary/Elementary Spelling Bee.    

Secondary

 CTP-4 Testing: Our 7th – 11th graders will be taking their annual standardized tests the week of January 20. Please avoid any absences if possible.   Rhetoric Speech Meet (10th-12th Grade): The meet will take place February 28. More details are available on the school website.       Cheers,   Matt Whitling

LOGOS SCHOOL UPDATE – 2013/14 – #18

General

Student Council Ball: There will be a student council ball for Logos families this Friday evening. Admission is $5 per person and $25 per family. Elementary students are welcome from 6:30-8:00 and secondary from 8:00-10:00. Parents are encouraged to come!   Attire for Men: dress shirts, ties, and slacks. Attire for Ladies: knee length dresses/skirts, no strapless tops, halter tops or spaghetti straps (modest neckline). Shoes: clean athletic shoes on the floor only. No dress shoes or high heels.   Reregistration: Current family reregistration takes place in January for the 2014-15 school year. Look for an email from the school soon.  

Elementary

Spelling Bee: The 1st – 6th graders will be competing in an in-school spelling bee February 6th.  Lists and rules are posted on the website under Life at Logos/Elementary/Elementary Spelling Bee.    

Secondary

 CTP-4 Testing: Our 7th – 11th graders will be taking their annual standardized tests the week of January 20. Please avoid any absences if possible. Part-time students do not take these tests.   Rhetoric Speech Meet (10th-12th Grade): The meet will take place February 28. More details are available on the school website.    

Secondary Student Surveys

We have our secondary students evaluate each class they take twice a year. Here are a few things that students had to say about Mr. Struble this semester:   -“I think it’s really cool how Mr. Struble knows everything.” -“I love science. The reviews are super helpful.” -“Lessons are fun, but hard—thank you.” -“He is the best teacher I have ever had.” -“Mr. Struble is an amazing teacher! You can tell he knows what he teaches. His BAT sheets and review packages really help with test reviews. He is very clear and easy to understand.” -“I love this class! Excellent teaching, excellent material.” -“Mr. Struble is my favorite.! He is clear and keeps things simple! He knows the material and teaches it well, making it easy to learn! Great class!” -“He is always happy when teaching. Mr. Struble is an awesome teacher!!!” -“Mr. Struble Rocks!!!” -“You are a genius! Thanks for making science interesting!” -“Thank you!”

LOGOS SCHOOL UPDATE – 2013/14 – #17

 

General

Home Basketball Game Tonight: The JV and Varsity boys will play tonight at 6:00 and 7:30 against Highland. All are welcome to attend the boys’ first league game of the year!  

Elementary

Report Cards: Elementary report cards will come home this Wednesday with your children. Please sign and return the envelope, you may keep the card.  

Secondary

Secondary Assembly: Tomorrow, January 7, we will have Carl Kerby here to speak to the secondary students at an assembly (electives are canceled). For information about this speaker visit: https://www.rforh.com/about/carl-kerby/ All are welcome to attend!   CTP 4 Tests (standardized testing): Testing will take place the week of January 20. Please avoid appointments during this week.   Tutoring: A Logos family is interested in hiring a 10th-12th grade girl to tutor a student in American Literature. Please see Mr. Whitling by Friday if you are interested.  

Secondary Student Surveys

We have our secondary students evaluate each class they take twice a year. Here are a few things that students had to say about Mr. Euhus last semester:   -“He’s really patient and he makes sure that we understand the material.” -“He is always willing to give up his time to help the students understand the material.” -“He really knows the material and he likes to teach.” -“He really cares for his students, (he) wants us to not only be good math students, but good people too.” “He never seems to get frustrated with us. Calm, cool, and collected.” -“He knows the Bible very well.” -“He’s just a good teacher, it’s as simple as that. He keeps lectures fun and interesting with videos showing us what he’s talking about.” -“Mr. Euhus really has a heart for evangelism. I am enjoying apologetics!” -“Thank you!”

LOGOS SCHOOL UPDATE – 2013/14 – #16

General Fight’n Knight Day: This Friday students are welcome to wear their Logos t-shirts and nice jeans to celebrate Secondary Trivia Day and Alumni Day. Go Knights! Elementary 3rd Grade Play: This Friday Mrs. Loyd’s class will be putting on a Christmas play. The show will open with a 5th grade Latin recitation at 8:35 AM. All are welcome to attend. Elementary Basketball Clinics: Saturday Hoops for 1st-6th grade boys begins this Saturday! Registration forms are due this Thursday (attached). This is a busy time of year, and it is just fine if an athlete misses a Saturday or two. We are looking forward to a great time! Secondary Fall Finals Schedule: (attached) Secondary Assembly: The day after Christmas Break, January 7, we will have Carl Kerby here to speak to the secondary students at an assembly. For information about this speaker visit: https://www.rforh.com/about/carl-kerby/ All are welcome to attend! Secondary Student Surveys We have our secondary students evaluate each class they take twice a year. Here are a few things that students had to say about Mrs. Courtney this semester: -“She’s fun” -“Very fun class.” -“This is my favorite class!” -“I love European history. I love the reviews.” -“I love geography-love the food and presentations.” -“I’m impressed most about her interest in countries, and (her) love about learning them is very contagious.” -“Always seems like she’s happy, happy, happy! Still my favorite teacher!” -“I like how Mrs. Courtney is so high power and excited about what we are doing. When I become a teacher, I want to be just like you.” -“I love our teacher. I understand what she teaches and it’s not hard to learn. She has been a favorite teacher of mine since second grade.” -“We sing and pray in every class, I love that.” -“She is always happy when (it’s) stressful, and loves the Lord with all her heart.” -“Thank you!” Cheers, Matt Whitling