Twin Lakes School Corporation

Spring Sports Schedule 2024

Executive Meeting - April 30, 2024

RMS and TLHS Band Mattress Fundraiser. Every purchase benefits the bands.

Come out and support the 5th Grade Tip Night. Proceeds go towards their annual trip to Camp Tecumseh.

Public meeting to educate the public and answer questions about a tax referendum. We welcome you to attend to ask questions and give feedback.

Beginning the week of March 4 all third grade students will be taking the IREAD-3 test. This is a standardized test that is mandated by the state to evaluate students' reading proficiency. Our teachers have been teaching students the skills necessary to become proficient readers and to be successful on the test all year. If students do not pass the test they will be required to participate in remediation and retake the test, beginning the week of May 15. Scores from the first round of testing will be available near Spring Break time.

Mark your calendar for Softball Promotional Nights at Twin Lakes.

Twin Lakes Winterguard and Winter Percussion Public Performance

Lunch Menus for Feb. 19th - March 1st

Twin Lakes Middle School Bowling Sign Ups

Ms. Hodge took her JAG students to Lafayette today to compete at their conference. JAG Students did well today. 1. Josselyn “Ruby” Reyes placed 2nd in Digital Design, an event where she designed an event invitation through digital software. 2. Alexandra Salazar placed 3rd for Outstanding Senior, an event where she competed against other regional seniors using her own personal and academic achievements. 3. Kaitlyn Whitaker and Alexandra Salazar placed 2nd for Entrepreneurship Planning, an event where they created a business and marketing plan for an original business. 4. Twin Lakes submitted a chapter event for social media, where Skylar Spicka, Tanner Coble, and Chance Cudworth created an Instagram page to promote JAG. They placed in 3rd for the category.

Athletic Schedule for 2/5-2/10

Breakfast and Lunch Menus for Feb. 5-16

Weekly Athletic Events for 1/29-2/3

Dear Parent or Guardian, The Community Foundation of White County will be conducting a research survey of our youth in grades 6-12. The results will help us work together to help young people succeed and thrive in life. The survey is titled the Developmental Assets Profile. The survey focuses on the strengths and supports that youth have and need in their lives. This survey will help our organization work with you to ensure that the young people we work with have the opportunities they need to be successful in life. The survey focuses on young people’s own perceptions of their strengths. Overview of Key Points: ● The survey is not a test. It is a survey of your child’s experiences and opinions. There are no right or wrong answers. ● There are no consequences if your child chooses not to participate. Students who do not participate will be asked to read or study quietly while the survey is administered. ● The survey will be completed digitally and will take less than 10 minutes to complete. ● The survey is anonymous. Your child’s name will never be attached to his/her response. ● Participation is completely voluntary. You may refuse participation on behalf of your child and your child can skip items if they choose and end their participation at any time. ● The survey asks about young people’s own experiences and ideas as well as some information about themselves (e.g., age, gender, race-ethnicity). ● Other than some possible discomfort with some questions, there are no risks to participating in this study. Your child will be told of his/her right to skip any question he/she does not want to answer. ● Key overall findings will be shared with families and others who are interested in ensuring that young people have the support they need in their lives. ● A copy of the survey will be available for your review on the school’s website at www.tlschools.org. ● Participating families will be entered into a drawing for a prize, in appreciation. The value of a study of this kind depends upon the participation of many youth. We hope you will encourage your child to participate. In doing so, they will help strengthen the supports for youth in White County. You must complete and return the form on the back of this letter by January 22nd indicating if you give permission or withdraw your child from participating. If no form is received, you will be notified a second time on February 9th. If no form is received by February 16th, your child will be asked to participate in the study. If you have any questions, please contact Lucy Dold at (574) 583-6911, Monday - Friday 9am-5pm. Thank you.

Menus for 1/22-2/2 Due to school being closed last Friday, Monday's menu will change to: Pulled Pork Mac-n-Chs Bowl with Cornbread Ham and Cheese Sandwich Fruit and Vegetable Choices: Fresh Broccoli Wedges Mixed Green Salad Sliced Peaches Diced Pears

Athletic Schedule 1/22-1/27

Friday 1/19: All events are CANCELLED Girls Basketball @ Tipton - RESCHEDULED to Monday 1-22 at 6pm @ Tipton Boys Basketball vs Logansport - RESCHEDULED to Saturday 1-27 at 6pm (Home) All RMS practices are cancelled. High school practices may occur after 3pm but are optional. Saturday 1/20: All RMS Events and Practices are CANCELLED (7/8 Boys Basketball Tournament & RMS Wrestling @ Frankfort Super Duals) High school events and practices are ON as of now (Boys Swimming Conference @ WL, JV/V Basketball vs WL, C Team Tournament at KV) Show Choir Competition is ON

Purdue’s Broadband Team has the goal of enhancing broadband access for all of Indiana’s residents and are asking for help to have community members validate their internet accessibility. Results from the accessibility and speed tests will then be compiled by the Broadband Equity, Adoption, and Deployment program and nearly $870 million dollars will be spent to help improve broadband access across the state for Hoosiers.

Twin Lakes School Corporation will be having a Synchronous Virtual Learning Day on Tuesday, January 16th. Students will need to be LIVE on Google Meet for each class.