GRYPHON MISSION BRIEFING
For Tuesday, September 20, 2016 – “L”
day
Special Assembly Schedule**
L&N Student Mission – #Own it!
School Ops:
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Look at bottom for today’s schedule**. NOTE THERE ARE NO GENIUS HOURS MEETING
TODAY! You will eat lunch with your 2nd
block teacher.
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Gryphons just keep piling up the awards! Big congrats to Jolie Fogel for earning a Soprano 2 spot in the All East
Women's Honor Choir and to Katie Davis
for being selected as an Alto 1 Alternate for the Mixed Honor Choir.
The event will occur November 17-19 at Maryville College with
other high school choir students from all over East Tennessee
(this was out of over 700 students who auditioned!). Shout out to our choral teacher Mrs. Philips for getting them ready!
·
In sports news – well done to the Golfing Gryphons
– our Mens’ team is District CHAMPIONS and our Women’s team finished Third
place. This qualifies both teams to move
on to Regional tournament. Reece Walker finished 2nd
place overall by 1 stroke with a 75. Abbey Morgan finished 4th
overall. Great job teams and Coach Waxmonsky!
·
Do you want to be part of the Champion
swimming/diving teams at L&N? Parent
informational meeting for Gryphon Aquatics on Sept 20 (Today) at 6:00 p.m.
in the Commons.
·
Students – don’t get lazy or careless on us. It is up to you to keep your campus
clean. The consequence for trash left
after lunches on the plaza or Digital Labs on the verandah will be all students
must find seats inside the Commons for these activities. Don’t lose your freedom – hold each other
accountable to pick up your wrappers, bottles, etc. This will be your only warning before we go
to restricted lunch/labs.
· Calling all students! Get Fruved is a
national wellness campaign coming to L&N. We will have booths outside on
Mondays and Fridays for the next three weeks. We are asking you to join us!
Come see us to learn more about nutrition from UT students and win free prizes.
Make sure to have your parents fill out the forms you got in Advisory and
return them to our table for a free prize.
· Teens for Christ meeting Monday morning 8:55
in room D113.
· Students, parents, and teachers, mark your
calendars to give the "gift of life" and participate in our MEDIC
blood drive on Wednesday, October
5th. Students 16 and over are
eligible to participate. If you're 16 and 120 lbs you may donate
with parental consent. (Please use this
form or come pick one up from Ms. Ellis in the Media Center.) Seventeen
year olds who weigh 110 lbs or more may participate as well and DO NOT need
consent.
Note:
EVERYONE donating blood must have ID with them as well as a list of
medications if appropriate. Please
encourage your family and friends to contribute as well during our
blood drive. By donating blood, you'll be helping our community, as well
as our school, because MEDIC donates money to our school for each pint of blood
collected.
Here
is the form to fill out and bring with you to donate. Please click on this link to
sign up to donate blood.
Community
& Guidance Ops:
·
College representatives! The following reps will be here next
week. Email lyn.johnson@knoxschools.org or
check in with guidance to sign up:
o Tennessee State University, Nashville, Wed, 9/21, 9:00
a.m.
o Davidson College, Davidson, NC, Thurs, 9/22, 3:00 p.m.
· Volunteers
needed! The Helen Ross McNabb Center is
gearing up for its biggest event of the year! The Knoxville Challenger Tennis Tournament will take place at
the Goodfriend Indoor Tennis Complex at The University of Tennessee Sunday, November
6 - Sunday, November 13. This event brings professional players on the
ATP Challenger Tour to Knoxville to play for $50,000 in prizes. Volunteers
have the opportunity to pick the opportunity and date/time that works best for
your schedule. Volunteer positions include towels, hospitality, parking and lot
attendants, and ball person assistant. A light breakfast, lunch or
dinner will be available for volunteers as well as a free event t-shirt
for donating your time! Please
click on the link to sign up! http://knoxchallenger.com/events/volunteer/
Quote
of the day from William James:
The greatest weapon against stress is our ability to choose one thought
over another.
Practice
L&N Habits every day: Professionalism, Critical Thinking, Collaboration,
Innovation, Inquiry, & Design
L&N STEM Academy – TN’s First Apple School of
Distinction, US News & World Report
Gold Medal 2016, Newsweek’s Top 500
“Beating the Odds” school
Tuesday, Sept. 20th — Matt de la Pena Lecture
·
9:30-10:15 L1 (45 minutes)
·
10:15-10:30 Dismiss to the Amphitheater with L1
·
10:30-11:30 Matt de la Pena Lecture at the
Amphitheater
·
11:30-11:45 Book signing by author/
Address from
Principal Becky Ashe
· 11:45-11:55 Return to the L&N STEM Academy
· 11:55-1:40 L2 (75 minutes)Go to lunch w/L2 class
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12:10-12:40 1st Lunch
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12:40-1:10 2nd Lunch
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1:10-1:40 3rd Lunch
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1:45-3:00 L3 (75 minutes)
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3:05-4:30 L4 (75 minutes)
1st Lunch: 12:10-12:40
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2nd Lunch: 12:40-1:10
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3rd Lunch: 1:10-1:40
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Bretscher, Jorgenson, Austin, Schultz, Foy,
Philips, Crattie, Fannon, Gibson
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Mangone, Webb, Elliott, Pariseau, Ogden,
Hawkins, Waxmonsky, Nelson, Brown, Griggs
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Stanish, Digital Lab, Bell, Griffin/Norton,
Sirek, Orrick, Arnold, Lafollette, Childers
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