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School Hours
1st - 7th grade
Monday - Thursday, 8:30-3:00
Friday, 8:30-12:00
Kindergarten (A.M.)
Monday - Friday, 8:30-12:00
Kindergarten (P.M.)
Monday - Thursday, 11:30-3:00
Friday, 8:30-12:00
__________ Events
12/8-9 Book Fair
12/11 7 Habits University, 6 p.m.
12/12 Winter Production
12/15 4/5 field trip to San Fernando Mission
We need help in the following areas:
Morning Valet
Afternoon Valet
Lunch Monitors
Classroom Volunteers
Got a talent? Let us know at Laura.henriquez@ileadcharterschool.org.
We are sure to find a place for your help!
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Extended Day Program
Our extended day program is available before and after school.
Before school (for all grades), 6:00 a.m. to 8:00 a.m.
After school (for morning kindergarten learners), 12:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m.
After school (for all grades), 3:00 p.m. to 5:30 p.m.
Friday minimum day (for all grades), 12:00 p.m. to 5:30 p.m.
The cost is $3 per child per hour. This covers the cost of personnel and supplies.
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iLEAD Lancaster Winter Production
Friday, December 12
Central Christian Church
3131 West Avenue J, Lancaster
TICKETS ON SALE NOW
Join us for our third annual Winter Production on Friday,December 12. This school-wide event showcases the talents of iLEAD Lancaster Charter School. Our theme this year is FEEL IT IN YOUR SOUL! Come be a part of this special iLEAD event. As we have grown, so has our Winter Production--into two shows!
- 5:00 p.m. Learners whose last names begin with A through L
- 7:00 p.m. Learners whose last names begin with M through Z
These are separate shows. If you wish to attend both, you will need to purchase tickets for both. Ticket Information
Tickets will be available for $3 first come, first served. On the night of the shows: Any available tickets will be on sale at the door for $5.
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iLEAD in Lancaster Parade
On Saturday, approximately thirty of our learners, their families, and iLEAD staff made their way down Lancaster Boulevard. The sun was shining, and the crowd cheered on the enthusiastic karaoke-singing iLEAD group. A huge thank-you goes out to the Cimmarusti family, who again provided their truck; Robert Hudson, who provided his trailer; and Chris Perosi and Cindy Magnolia, who supplied all the equipment and their beautiful voices to make the holiday karaoke possible. And a huge thank-you to all the families who participated in this annual iLEAD Lancaster event.
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Extended Day Care Special Hours
Friday, December 12
Extended day ends at 4:00. Please make arrangements for your learners to be picked up by 4:00.
No after-school extended day. Please make arrangements for your learners to be picked up at 12:00.
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Lost and Found Our Lost and Found is located in The Village. We have an assortment of sweatshirts, jackets, lunch bags, and other unclaimed items. Stop by and take a look if your learner has lost anything. All unclaimed items will be donated to charity at the end of each month.
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School Lunches
Click here for the lunch order form. Lunches can be ordered up to four weeks in advance.
The order form and money are due on the Friday previous to the week of the lunch order. For example, since we are closed next week, lunch orders for the week of December 15 are due on Friday, December 12. Learners who stay in extended day on Friday will also be able to order lunch. We look forward to serving our learners!
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Scholastic Book Fair
Our Scholastic Book Fair is coming up after fall break, December 3-9. Click here for more info.
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7 Habits of Highly Effective People
Habit of the Month: BEGIN WITH THE END IN MIND
iLEAD Schools embrace the 7 Habits of Highly Effective People, from the best-selling book by Dr. Stephen R. Covey. The habits are simple and based upon principles that stand the test of time.
Habit 2 is Begin with the End in Mind. Embracing this habit means that, instead of living by default, we live by design with a clear definition of our desired results. How do we wish to be remembered? What will be our legacy?
Beginning with the end in mind requires a mind-set that envisions the outcome before any actions. It creates a criteria for determining what is important in our lives and what wastes our precious time. Internalizing Habit 2 means that we have to make a plan and remember that "things that matter most should never be at the mercy of things that matter least" (Johann Goethe).
Dr. Covey suggests envisioning and creating a personal mission statement. This serves to clarify what is important to you. It provides focus and helps you design your own life instead of having your life defined for you.
In the classroom, we simplify this by telling our learners that, for the important things we do, we have to make a plan. The plans are usually simple and always developmentally appropriate. Older learners may create multiple steps in order to achieve a goal, whereas young learners might have a short list of actions that will culminate in a class or individual project. iLEAD learners have Individualized Learning Plans (ILPs) that change as goals are met and progress is achieved.
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iLEAD School Tours
New families, have you taken a tour yet?
New iLEAD families, this is your chance to take a tour of iLEAD Lancaster if you haven't yet. Also, many of our families have mentioned that they have friends and family who would like to have their children attend iLEAD Lancaster. We hope to have more families join our wonderful, unique community. We have tours scheduled every Monday at 9:00, followed by a question-and-answer period. Tell your friends and family.
Please call us at 661-722-4287 or e-mail us at office@ileadlancaster.org to schedule a tour. We look forward to providing more Antelope Valley children with the opportunity to be part of iLEAD Lancaster.
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Sub Teachers
Got a bachelor's degree? Interested in substitute teaching at iLEAD Lancaster? E-mail your resume to
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iLEAD Lancaster Family Guidebook
The Family Guidebook is designed to share iLEAD's philosophy and expectations for learners and families and other school information. Click here to view it.
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Donations for iLEAD
We are often asked by parents and grandparents what iLEAD Lancaster needs. Below is a list of materials we would greatly appreciate:
copy paper
notebook paper
art paper
colored paper
tissue
disinfectant wipes
glue
glue sticks
crayons
colored pens
Sharpies
dry erase markers
pencils
markers
children's scissors
Post-it Notes
playground balls
bean bag chairs
microwave ovens
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iLEAD Lancaster Health and Wellness Policy
We encourage our families to provide healthy food choices for meals and snacks. For birthday celebrations and other class celebrations, we encourage non-edible items (bubbles, stationery, pencils, etc.), or the donation of a book to the class. If families want to bring in baked items, we ask that parents choose treats listed in our Health and Wellness Policy or that are as healthy and organic as possible. Please speak to your child's facilitator prior to bringing in items for celebrations. We look forward to assisting our families in establishing and maintaining lifelong healthy eating habits.
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Community Calendar
Click here to view the community calendar, and stay updated on all the happenings at iLEAD Lancaster!
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iLEAD Sparkles
GoSchoolers Rock the Revolution
On November 20, eighteen GoSchoolers took the stage for an iLEAD Birdcage Theatre production, "The American Revolution." Directed by 9th grade intern and GoSchooler Miss Angelica Hall, the musical production was heralded by friends and family as a huge success. The show was filled with important historical facts, joyful singing and dancing, and confidence-building acting. As one parent put it, "I was amazed at my son's awesome performance. He did not have any previous experience in theatre, yet he performed with confidence." Didn't get a chance to attend? Don't worry. This is only the beginning of iLEAD Birdcage Theatre! 6th and 7th Graders Explore Genetics The 6th and 7th grades have been learning about themselves, their families, and their pasts in their latest project. In social studies they are researching and interviewing their families to make family trees. In science and math they are studying a genetic trait found in their families and learning how it was passed to them and the probability of what traits their ancestors carried. This past week they also had their first dance! It was a great success, and all who came to our winter wonderland had fun.
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