One of our Landmark family's favorite traditions is our annual Thanksgiving dinner. Faculty, staff, students all come to spend time together and enjoy a great meal.
Last week, Landmark had its traditional Veteran's Day assembly. The first part of this tradition is to retire the school's flag and raise another. After this, students and teachers headed in to the gym for a presentation honoring Landmark family who have served.
Landmark's Christmas Plants are ready!
Poinsettias: 4 sizes- 5$-12$
Christmas Cactus: $5
Recently in Carrie's & Carly's English classes, students hung visual displays for the student research projects last mini term. This project asked students to make a bucket list of 20 items, winnow that down to their favorite five, write a project proposal, then complete 5 presentations of their research using correct MLA citation.
History students have been learning about the far reaching impacts of the Industrial Revolution and particpated in an Ellis Island immigration simulation where they took on an identity and had to navigate the process immigrants went through at Ellis Island.
Last week, Stand 4 Kind visited Landmark and presented their message. It included life stories, a live band, and a message of kindness not only to those around you, but to yourself. For more information visit their website!
A reminder that Parent Teacher Conferences are tomorrow, Thursday November 6th, from 3-7. We can't wait to see you!
The following students earned a 3.5 GPA or better our first mini-term. Congratulations Dragons!
Tess Blackburn
Jennica Davis
Elise Hickerson
Mia Madsen
Amberly Perry
Alondra Valencia
Christopher Woodward
Kevin Alonso
April Banks
Samantha Bradley
MacKay Buss
Reagin Collyer
Kayzlee Davis
Destiny Graham
Jordan Jackson
Chloe Jones
Mye Madsen
Lita Rose Matheny
Annissa Nilson
Amadeous Peterson
Domenic Poulson
Suzy Rodriguez
Kimberly Sandoval
Tori Tatton
Halloween at Landmark was great fun as always. Students, faculty, and staff dressed up. Here's a selection of the costumes seen around the school.
From Carly's Homeroom class:
Homeroom Jenga.
Relating life to the tower of Jenga.
Haiku time by 4inthehouse:
Hope the tower's strong
Knowing it may tumble
But not by my hand
