This Thursday and Friday is Mid-Term! 

The week of December 5th is Second Term Family Week.

December 8th will be Parent-Teacher Conferences from 3-7. Stay tuned for more information.

December 16th will be Second Term Blood Drive.

This year Landmark began what we hope will be a long standing tradition: Family Week. Family week is a celebration of the Landmark family. Students, teachers, staff care about each other and work together to help students succeed. But, families do more than work together, they also have a great time together, and that is what Family Week is all about. 

So once a term we will come together for a week of fun activities during school.

First term's activities were as follows:

Monday: Celebrating October birthdays with cupcakes at lunch.

Thursday November 3, 2016

2:30 PM – 5:00 PM

Dance combo will be taught from 2:30 to 4:30. Tryout will be from 4:30 to 5:00.

*If there are any issues with transportation and you still want to tryout come talk to Sarah. I can schedule a special tryout time.

Recently, Landmark's Hope Squad put on Hope Week, a week of activities and information about suicide prevention and student support. It included advisory activities meant to help student see the beauty and joy of life, an informational assembly with a performance from the Landmark Dance Company, and a resilience activity.

Mid-September is a special time of year here at Landmark. It is a time when we come together a a Landmark family and compete in perhaps the most important sport of all times: Kickball. Advisory classes compete for the coveted title of This Year's Winner. This year the competition was stiff and the burgers were scrumptious. The champions played the teachers in a final round and inconsiderately made Mark Bailey run after the ball several times. It was a great day to be a dragon!

Winning Advisory: Ben
Runner up: Nacho
3rd: Sue & Cope 

Landmark's 5 Vital Behaviors serve as a model for excellent positive behaviors that translate to all areas of students' lives. In order for students to achieve success they must show strength in these areas:

• Attendance
• Positive Attitude
• Be Productive
• Cooperation
• Non-Violence

Each month we will be recognizing 5 students who exemplify these behaviors to their peers and the community.

Attendance: Angel Ramirez

Our first term blood drive was able to produce 18 units of blood! Students and faculty came together to serve the community.