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Celebrating a Job That Lasts a Lifetime
While some of us have jobs we enjoy and cherish, some of us have jobs that are just a means to an end, some of us have jobs that are temporary and forgettable, and then there are a few of us that have jobs that will last a lifetime and beyond. Those in the last description would be teachers.
If you would indulge me for just a moment, close your eyes and think about the five people in your life that have had such an impact on you that by just knowing them at some point in your past they have helped define who you are today. In essence the five people who influenced who you are, are your personal board of directors. For those of you that didn't fall asleep, thank you for playing along. If I were to ask each of you to name the five individuals you just reflected on I would imagine you may have included as a member of your top five; a parent or grandparent, possibly a spouse or significant other, maybe even a sponsor of a youth activity like sports, scouts, or 4-H. But I can almost guarantee that there was a former teacher among your influential five. Most likely it was an elementary teacher, or a teacher that so inspired you that you choose a career path as a result of their influence. In some cases it might even be a coach or music director. What they all had in common was they were "teachers". Teachers who have made a difference. For years I have told every new teacher that has started teaching at Lebanon Community Schools they have control over one of the most powerful and significant responsibilities that anyone can possess....the ability to change a child's life. They will at some point, influence a child in their classroom in such a manner they will forever be a part of that young person's life. The challenge for every teacher is, will they be a positive influence or a negative memory. It is an awesome responsibility, and one I try to impress on each teacher is a blessing not a burden. Fortunately, my experience has been there are far more positive influences than there are negative. Recently we celebrated the retirement of twenty Lebanon educators. From the elementary classroom to the high school choral room, to the central administration office and all classrooms in between, twenty of Lebanon Community Schools finest are ending a career. Those twenty staff members represent over 480 years of experience. 480 years of making a difference. Twenty dedicated educators, that even though they will no longer be in the classroom, they will continue to influence the lives of those they have taught. I would like to recognize those that are retiring from a job that will last forever.
Mrs. Pam Burpo
Ms. Betsy Dulhanty
Mrs. Liz Graybiel
Mrs. Teresa Kendall
Mrs. Teresa Kramer
Mrs. Anne McCabe
Mrs. Barb Sears
Mrs. Gail Suscha
Mrs. Karen Turner
Mr. Michael Worden
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16 Years
18 Years
14 Years
21 Years
18 Years
18 Years
37 Years
22 Years
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Mrs. Beverly Cunningham
Mrs. Furman
Mrs. Debbie Heck
Mrs. Debra Kouns
Mrs. Eileen Potenza
Mr. Bob Ross
Mrs. Pam Shelby
Mrs. Jennifer Tait
Ms. Pat Wiersma
Mrs. Sharon Wright
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32 Years
35 Years
34 Years
24 Years
39 Years
11 Years
38 Years
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 Sincerely,
Superintendent of Schools
Lebanon Community School Corporation
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Summer School 2016
Lebanon Community School Corporation will be conducting a Summer School program during the month of June. Classes will be offered to students in grades one, two and three in Reading; grades six, seven and eight in Language Arts and Math; and several different classes at the high school level. The elementary and middle school programs will be held at Hattie B. Stokes from 8:15 to 12:15 daily from May 31st to June 24th. The high school program will be held in two sessions at Lebanon High School from 7:30-11:30 and from 12:00-4:00. Breakfast and lunch will be served daily to the elementary and middle school students and bus transportation will be available to the elementary and middle school students. For additional information on classes being offered please contact the main office of the school in which your student attends.
United Way
Lebanon Community School Corporation has been recognized by United Way as one of the "Top 5 Community Investors for Boone County" and as a "Company that Cares Winner"!
Indiana All Star Exhibition Game at Lebanon High School
Our own LADY TIGER - KRISTEN SPOLYAR - will participate in the Indiana All Star Games.
Lebanon will host the JR/SR Exhibition game June 9 here at Lebanon. This game will feature the INDIANA JR ALL STARS VS THE INDIANA SR ALL STARS. The girls' game will tip off at Rosenstihl Gymnasium at 6:00 pm. The boys' game will follow at 7:45.
There will be an autograph session for both the girls and the boys Sr. All Stars and merchandise sales for the Indiana All Stars will be available.
Tickets are $6.00 at the door. Seating is general admission.
Come out and support Kristen and the Indiana All Stars on this great night on LHS'S HOME FLOOR!
See you June 9!
GO LADY TIGERS!
Congratulations LHS Student Noah Vernon for Completing his Eagle Scout Project! Noah has been hard at work completing his Eagle Scout project in the LHS Stadium. The picture shows the LHS flag poles have been moved with some assistance from the grounds crew members Kevin Kays, Jeff Linton, Ernie Campbell, and Steve Culley along with Lebanon Community member Kirk Freshour. Noah has done an outstanding job leading his Eagle Scout Troop in landscaping the area adding stone, mulch, pillars, chain, and the platform to rest the new Tiger Statute. LHS is excited to announce the area you see in the picture that is mulched is going to eventually be replaced by bricks (pavers). Everyone is welcome to purchase a big or small brick that includes a personal message carved in the brick. You can find ordering information here. The bricks (pavers) will be selling through next year football season.
We're on the move! LCSC Food Service will offering FREE Lunch at Abner Longley Park on May 31st - June 24th, 11:30 am -12:30 pm. Watch out for our LCSC Food Bus this summer!
HB Stokes will be offering FREE breakfast and lunch.
May 31st - June 24th
Breakfast - 8:15 - 8:45 am
Lunch - 11:40 am - 12:10 pm
Meals are available to anyone under the age of 18 so stop by and enjoy!
Questions please call Jennifer Rice 765-483-3142
Attention Lebanon High School Alumni!
We are interested in finding out where our former students are at this time. Please help us out by completing and submitting the brief survey!
Lebanon Educational Foundation
LEF would like to ask for your help! LEF was accepted into a contest through Indiana Members Credit Union as part of their 60th anniversary give back campaign. This contest requires votes on the credit union website from supporters of our organization. If LEF wins, the foundation will receive a $6,000 donation.
Please help us spread the word about this contest and encourage people to vote LEF! Voting begins May 1, 2016 and those voting may do so once a day until the end of the voting period which is June 30, 2016.
To vote you can visit http://www.imcu.com/60th.aspx?expand=IMCU-Gives-Back.
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Central
5th Grade Trip to Chicago
Central 5th graders traveled to Chicago on Friday, May 13. 64 students and over 30 chaperones made the two and half hour bus trip up to the Windy City. While there, students explored Shedd Aquarium, ate lunch on Navy Pier, became scientist at the Museum of Science and Industry and traveled 103 floors to the top of Willis Tower (formerly known as the Sears Tower.) We "dared to be brave" and walked out on the Skydeck. It was a fantastic trip and all were tired on the ride home.
Field Day Central had another successful Field Day, thanks to Mrs. Peg Rabb, Central staff and parent volunteers. Our 5th grade leaders did a wonderful job of leading their teams through the different stations. Students used lots of cooperation and collaboration skills to work together to complete the different tasks. There may have been some water and mud involved as well!
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Harney
Harney Elementary 5th grade students celebrated their graduation from the D.A.R.E. program May 6, 2016. Each fifth grade student was asked to write an essay about what D.A.R.E means to them. Congratulations to all the students who wrote an essay, specifically to Ella Johnson, Addison Lollar, and Mackenzie Summers for being chosen for the three top essays of the Harney fifth grade class. Special thanks to Major Brad Bailey for his dedication to our Harney students.
Saying Good-Bye
This year Harney Elementary is saying good-bye to six of our wonderful teachers. They will be retiring from teaching to move on to new and exciting adventures.
Gail Suscha has been teaching for 40 years. She has been a Harney Cardinal for 38 of her teaching years.
Pat Wiersma has been teaching for 38 years. All 38 years have been at Harney.
Eileen Potenza has been teaching for 35 years. She has worked for 34 of her teaching years for LCSC the last 10 at Harney.
Bev Cunningham has been a teacher for 32 years. 29 of her teaching years for LCSC and 24 years as a Harney Cardinal.
Pam Burpo has been teaching for 31 years. 28 of those years with LCSC and 26 with Harney.
Teresa Kendall has been teaching art for 24 years. 15 of her teaching years have been with LCSC and 13 with Harney.
Collectively that is 200 years of dedication and experience. We will miss them all tremendously. We are also looking forward to the new staff that we will be welcoming for the next school year.
Screen Free Week 
During the week of May 2-May 8, Harney participate in Screen-Free Week 2016. This is a nationwide event sponsored by Campaign for a Commercial-Free Childhood. During Screen-Free Week, millions of children and adults pledge to spend seven days screen-free. Instead of watching TV or playing video games, they tend to read, play, think, create, get physically active, and spend more time with friends and family.
Studies show that children who watch less TV are more likely to read well and to be physically fit. Turning off screens also allows for more family time. Each week, American children spend more time in front of a screen than they do in school! Screen-Free Week is a great way to jump-start our kids into more reading, learning, and active play. It's also a lot of fun!
Many parents and other family members chose to join their children in giving up screen-based entertainment all week long and spend time in other fun activities. In all, we had 89 students successfully complete the week and can boast that they went "screen-free"!
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Hattie B. Stokes
March Students of the Month
Coming out a little late, but a HUGE CONGRATULATIONS to our March Students of the Month!
Jordana Conley, Cindy Hutsler, Kali Maxwell, Jadah Wilson, Anastasia Newman, Sam Dewitt, Makenzi Reed, Gabe Robinson, Rebecca Rustin, Noah Franks, Corbin Ulander, Landon Boggs, Alexis Burdine, Themba Mkwananzi, Clayton Wagoner, Jadon Burdine, Ali Merlian, Landon Bailey, Joseph Sanders, Megan Hemmerle
April Students of the Month
Congratulations to our Students of the Month for April! These students came into the building showing the lifeline of Personal Best as well as all our Shamrock lifelines the entire month! Great Job - Joey Patrick, Tyson Sills, Keeleigh Hayes, Morgan Schlatter, Jolene Camblor, Kaleb Floyd, Summer Bond, Kaley West, Daniel Belakiewicz, Tylor Kwiek, Kyleigh Ravellette, Arianna Mofford, Alexis Boggs, Emily Rose, Diego Cancela, Alexa Pierce, Paige Howard, Lisbeth Nerio, Michael Ricci, Taylor Summers, Erica Brock and Christopher Grimes!
Yvonne Manier - former OT/PT at HBS - received a get well "card" from her students. Yvonne is home due to medical reasons and her students wanted to let her know how much they care. Keep Fighting Yvonne - we miss you!
Family Fun Night
Great Job Ms. Preuschl! Art Night was Amazing! All Student work on display in the Gallery was so impressive! Games, snacks, passports and raffles made the event fun and educational! It was an interesting night - even had "visitors" from other countries!
Congratulations to our 5th Grade girls on the run and their running buddies! This past Wednesday, 13 of our girls completed their practice 5K! Smiles and laughs accompanied pride in each girl and their buddy! They will be training two more weeks and then it's off to Carmel for the real Girls on the Run 5K!
Good Work Ladies!
Kindergarten Field Trip - Lawson Farms
Kindergarten traveled on Friday, April 29th to the FARM! Thank you Lawson Farms for making learning fun and adding some great memories to their first school experience!
Kindergarten, learning about not only animals and what they eat and do for farmers, but also how crops start as seeds and where the corn goes after it's harvested. What a great learning field trip!
First Grade Field Trip - Zoo Students extended their learning about animals life cycles, habitats, and the needs of an animal at the Indianapolis Zoo. They also started using map reading skills by navigating where they were going using the map of the zoo.
Second Grade Field Trip - Children's Museum
The second grade class spent the day at the Children's Museum. We know they had fun because they came back full of smiles and lots of information.
Third Grade Field Trip - Victory Field
Despite the rain, the third grade class had lots of fun at the Indians Game at Victory Field - even made it on the jumbotron!
Fourth Grade Field Trip - State House
Friday, April 29th in Indianapolis, students went on a guided tour of the State House. They learned about Indiana history, Indiana representatives, and saw government offices. They were able to sit in the chairs of our senators and representatives and learn about their duties. Some were even able to shake United States Senator, Joe Donnelly's hand.
Teacher Of The Year
Congratulations to Pam Howe - HBS Teacher of the Year!!
Look for more exciting news next month featuring HBS wrapping up another great year! Thanks to all the staff and students that made 2015-2016 and SHAMROCKIN" year!
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2016 Lebanon Middle School Junior Academic Super Bowl Results!
LMS's Junior Academic Super Bowl Teams competed at Zionsville West Middle School on Saturday, April 30. Five teams from Lebanon Middle School competed in Science, Math, Language Arts, Social Studies and Interdisciplinary. The Science Team, Math Team, and Language Arts Team placed second at this regional competition. The Social Studies and Interdisciplinary Teams placed first.
After compiling the state results, the Social Studies Team just missed the top 10 in the state, coming in 11th via a tie breaker question.
Our outstanding performance came from the Interdisciplinary Team which placed 3rd in the state.
Participating students were:
8th graders
Cole Asbury, JR Brandhoefer, Ben Piper, Phillip Betts, Jacob Stewart, Allison Nelson, Abigail McPherson, Alyssa Forester, Cayleigh Dial
7th graders
Khushi Patel, Morgan Lawson, Macy Hill, Jessica Lehmkuhler, Natalie Dafoe, Leah Kerkhoff
6th graders
Riley Newman, Ian Malicoat, Aaron Carter, Abby Thomas
Coaches were: Mary Shirley, Eric Williams, Charlie Fisher, Lorrie Faust, Ed Gerka, Michele Shultz and Carter Harris
Congratulations to the students for an exemplary showing this year.
The Tiger ROARS 2023
5th grade classes visit Lebanon Middle School
 The Tiger ROARS 2023 provided the current 5th grade LCSC students with an opportunity to visit on May 16, 2016 and become familiar with Lebanon Middle School and the opportunities available once they are 6th graders. When they first arrived, the Pep band played while Honor Society/FFA members greeted them in the auxiliary gym at tables that were divided up by last names. At the table, students received color and number coded nametags and a ticket for door prizes. After all students had arrived, the LMS administration and guidance department briefly introduced them to LMS and the opening session concluded with a performance by the LMS Pep band, led by Mrs. Springer.
 The 5th graders were then divided into three groups for the rotation between the Activity Fair in the media center, building tours, and a guidance/administration discussion in the gym. The current LMS students representing clubs and athletics in the activity fair created table displays to promote the opportunities available within their organization. An 8th grade student introduced the 5th graders to the activity fair and the activity representatives each introduced their respective activity. At the conclusion of the session in the media center, the 8th grade student provided time for questions and answers. Honor Society/FFA members stood with number signs, split their group up by the number on the students' name tag (1-10) and started at various places around the middle school to give the students a building tour. While in the gym, administration and guidance discussed procedures and expectations while at LMS to set the stage for success. Tables were also on display to highlight each exploratory class available to 6th grade students. Each group had the opportunity to rotate through each station.
 The 5th graders all regrouped in the gym for closing remarks, received goodie bags containing LMS gear, and then traveled to the cafeteria for their first lunch at LMS. The bags included - Class of 2023 silicone bracelets, folders, informational sheets on LMS opportunities, a school map, a listing of athletic staff and 6th grade faculty, and a paw print pencil. Students were then treated to a performance by the Vivo Choir, led by Mrs. Willman. After the performance, the 5th graders received instruction regarding lunch procedures, ate lunch and completed the day with the door prize drawing. 50 students received either a LMS t-shirt or sucker donated by the LMS FFA and LMS Athletic Department. Funds provided through the LEF grant covered the cost of nearly everything used for the event. Tiger Tales
Tiger Tales, Lebanon Middle School's Art and Literature Review, has been published! Over 90 LMS students have their work showcased in the review. This year's Tiger Tales features a variety of student poetry, narrative essays, book reviews, and character reflections. Each page of the review is filled with vibrant artwork. Congratulations to those students featured in the review! Lebanon staff, parents, and students, please be sure to check out a copy of this publication on the LMS website:
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LHS Art Students Show More Talent
Ellis Jewelers recently sponsored a jewelry design contest open to students through 12th grade. Students in Lebanon, Frankfort, Western Boone, Zionsville, Rossville and Clinton Prairie schools participated.
Lebanon High School student, Marissa Orr, was awarded first place in the high school division. Her design will be made into jewelry she will get to keep. Marissa is planning on studying graphic design at Herron School of Art in the fall.
Junior, Garrett Yoder, was awarded third place in the contest for his wristwatch design. He won $25 for his creatively flashy timepiece.
Congratulations to both students!
FFA Plant Sale
Niyeli Cantu
This year at FFA's annual plant sale they had many different types of flowers, vegetables, and mulch was available for purchase. Miss Crook's horticulture class grew all plants available and the mulch was from a local business, Lamb Farms! Many FFA members volunteered to help work the plant sale all three days the plant sale was open. Members of our community, including teachers from all LCSC schools came by to support Lebanon FFA and purchased mulch and plants! It's safe to say that it was a success and this is an annual tradition we look forward to continuing!
FFA Banquet Niyeli Cantu This year Lebanon FFA members have branched out and competed in many different CDE's. At this year's banquet we had over 100 members present and many guests also attended. Our special guest was Indiana's 2015-2016 FFA State President, Kenzie Kretzmeier! Many members were recognized for various achievements they've accomplished throughout the 2015-2016 school year. Members are becoming more and more involved. Eighth graders, freshmen, sophomores, juniors, and seniors are all involved in multiple activities. Multiple Lebanon FFA members were recognized for upcoming competition at State Convention in June and we wish them the best of luck!
Floriculture Team Niyeli Cantu
For the first time ever, Lebanon High School has a Floriculture team. Floriculture means to farm flowers. Our floriculture team mainly focuses on classifying different types of flowers. Lebanon's team (Hunter Harsin, Jakob Harsin, Kristin Johns and Jacob Tribby) met every Monday for two hours working hard and building their knowledge of flowers. On April 23, the floriculture team competed at State and got second place overall! They competed in a total of eight competitions (Team Activity, Propagation, Plant ID, Floral Arrangement, Advertisement, Job Interview, and a written test.) Congratulations to the 2015-2016 Floriculture team and the best of luck for next year!
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Employee of the Month
 Carla Merritt
Hattie B. Stokes School Nurse
Carla Merritt, Hattie B. Stokes nurse is the Employee of the Month. Mrs. Merritt keeps all HBS students in great health, there are many serious health issues among the students and she manages them all. Mrs. Merritt is not only the school nurse but a friend, confidant, and trusted by students and staff. Congratulations Mrs. Merritt!
Lebanon School Corporation recognized six outstanding teachers, one from each of our six schools, for their service and dedication to our students and corporation.
Left to right: Pam Howe, Hattie B. Stokes Teacher of the year
Debbie Heck, LHS Teacher of the Year
Kacy Anderson, Perry-Worth Teacher of the Year
Dr. Robert Taylor, Superintendent of Schools
Dana Ford, Harney Teacher of the Year
Kristine Cross, LMS Teacher of the Year
Abby Warren, Central Teacher of the Year
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Dr. Robert Taylor, Dana Ford,
Kyle Endres, LEF President
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One of these six incredible teachers was selected as the 2015-2016 Lebanon Community School Corporation Outstanding Teacher of the Year and received the Dwight B. Cragun Superintendent's Award for Distinguished Teaching. The award is presented annually to a teacher whose meritorious service to education during the year deserves recognition and support. A $2500 gift made possible by the Dwight B. Cragun Endowment Fund at the Lebanon Educational Foundation allows the recipient to further develop their teaching skills and classroom effectiveness as a teacher. The 2015-2016 Lebanon Community School Corporation Outstanding Teacher of the Year is Dana Ford.
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Lebanon Community School Corporation
Click here to download the 2015-2016 Lebanon Community School Corporation calendar. Gather events from one or more Lebanon Community Schools into one convenient calendar. Click here to generate your school's events calendar.
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Check out what's happening around our community!
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Families with children who receive free/reduced lunch at school may pick up sack lunches for summer. Any parent with Boone County proof of residency can pick up the lunches.
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Ages 4 and up. Camp is June 6 - June 10. Intermediate and beginner classes will be offered. Margaret Kaster, from the Richens/Timm Academy of Irish Dance, is returning for her 4th season as the instructor for the Lebanon Ballet School Summer Irish Dance Workshop.
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The Boone County Sheriff's Office & Lebanon Fire Department is now registering for the 2016 Teen Academy open to Boone County students age 12-18. The Academy runs June 20-26. No camp fees. Application deadline is Friday, June 6.
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Join Witham Family YMCA on June 18 at Lebanon High School for the 24th Annual Firecracker Classic Basketball Tournament. Download the form above for further information.
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Lebanon Boys Basketball Youth Camps will be held June 6-10 and are open to those in grades K-6. Campers will experience ball handling activities, offensive and defensive sill work, position instruction and drills, competitions and awards. Camp T-shirt included.
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The 27th annual Pops Concert is June 26 at Abner Longley Southside Park.
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Want to be an adventurer, help with local community service projects, and become environmental stewards? Join our Girl Scout you and me bloom with daisy sprouts summer program today and start your journey as a forever green Girl Scout!
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Join us for the second annual Star Spangled Pedal Parade hosted by the City of Lebanon's Active Living Initiative. Saturday, July 2, 2016 at 2:30 pm in the Lebanon Memorial Park. Check in at the shelter nearest to the Tennis Courts. This free event is designed to raise awareness about the City's Bike and Pedestrian Pathway, as well as, to promote bicycle safety.
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Camp 911 is open to Boone County Students ages 9-11. Come learn about the Boone County emergency response teams.
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The Young Scholars Prepatatory Pre-K is a play-based and hands on program located at Perry-Worth Elementary.
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Clinics are held June 6-16 for all ages and all skill levels. Learn stretching, conditioning, trampoline, floor, bar, balance beam, motions, jumps, dance, stunts, and more!
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Thank you for your support of the Lebanon Community School Corporation Email Newsletter. We will continue to update you with news and events from LCSC on a monthly basis. We appreciate input from our subscribers as the newsletter continues to evolve.
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