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Homecoming 2015
Congratulations to Lawrence High's Homecoming King and Queen, seniors David Connelly & Hannah Posluszny, crowned during half-time at the Cardinals' Homecoming Game against Northern Burlington on October 24.
The Homecoming game and dance followed a week-long series of events and activities as part of Spirit Week, which included themed "dress up" days and the annual Pep Rally, during which the entire Homecoming Court was introduced:
Boys - Audley Clarke, Bryce Crawley, Walter Velasco, Mike Marsh, Kyle Springsteen, Jermaine Moore, Ian Rosenast, Ed Crutchley, David Connelly, and Pranav Sabanayagam
Girls - Angelica Marquez, Carly Piazza, Hannah Posluszny, Jaclyn Drury, Julianne Hughes, Klaudia Grzesiak, Mackenzie Ubry, Maddie Mahler, Sabrina Koza and Taylor Gray
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LIS art teacher participates in Trenton art initiative
Earlier this month, Howard Michaels, Lawrence Intermediate School (LIS) art teacher, was involved in an art initiative in Trenton entitled "Windows of Soul." Based on info Howard provided:
He participated in the fourth installment of this initiative. Trenton's SAGE Coalition stepped in to bring a bit of positivity, organizing a unique group of artists and volunteers for a three-day event. Each day took place in a different part of the city...in areas often viewed as tough and/or marred by violence.
The initiative seeks to transform vacant and boarded up buildings into an open-air gallery by artists who have submitted work or are painting live at the event. In a neighborhood often marred by violence, a little bit of soul would go a long way.
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Poster of Howard Michaels' artwork depicting well-known graffiti artist and SAGE Coalition founder, Will "Kasso" Condry, working on his mural of
Mahatma Gandhi for the "Gandhi Garden" on East Hanover Street in Trenton.
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Howard's poster installed in the window of a vacant building.
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| | The Signum Quartet poses with students (L-R) Maia Ionescu, Michael Wedeking, Caleb Anderson, Maako Fanfajei, Nethra Santapur, Rachel Maest and
Cassidy Freeman.
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Watch the #quartweet concert online
The #quartweet concert, featuring the Signum Quartet from Germany and seven LTPS 3rd grade student composers, is now online. The quartet performed original student compositions, as well as other musical pieces on October 1 at Lawrence High School.
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LHS Athletic Hall of Fame inductees attend dinner in their honor
New additions to Lawrence High School's Athletic Hall of Fame were honored at a dinner on October 10 at Mercer Oaks Country Club. Attendees posed together for a group photo.
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L-R: Andrew Steiner; Keith Richardson; Nicole McMullen; Amy Perhach Briggs; Sara Beaber-Fujioka; Rick Smith; Christie Icenhower MacDonald; Vernon Hicks; Mindy Milavsky; Brett Brackett; David and Melissa, son and daughter of inductee Barbara Fecak; Michelle Solak; and Edyta Szczepankowska Riley
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1. Sara Beaber-Fujioka - 1994
2. Brett Brackett - 2006
3. Vernon Hicks - 2000
4. Christie Icenhower MacDonald - 2004
5. Nicole McMullen - 2006
6. Amy Perhach Briggs - 1995
7. Keith Richardson - 1995
8. Danielle Short - 1997
9. Michelle Solack-Yuro - 1984
10. Andrew Steiner - 2001
11. Edyta Szczepankowska Riley - 2000
12. Barbara Fecak - Contributor
13. Mindy Milavsky - Coach
14. Rick Smith - Coach
15. 1990 Field Hockey Team
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Turf 'n Treat - October 31
Get the latest on the artificial turf project at our Turf 'n Treat this Saturday, October 31, in the Lawrence High School library. Doors open at 8:30 a.m. and the meeting starts at 9. Enjoy seasonal treats while hearing members of the Decision and Design Team discuss the process and answer questions.
Afterwards, attend the last home football game of the season at 11AM, when Lawrence meets Hightstown and our senior football players, cheerleaders, and Red Scare Band members receive recognition. |
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Banner salutes music education
A new banner commemorating the district's seven years of receiving recognition from the NAMM Foundation for being one of the "Best Communities for Music Education" is on display at Lawrenceville Elementary School.
LTPS is one of just 388 districts nationwide to qualify for the honor in 2015, which takes into consideration breadth and scope of music programming, district financial commitment to music education, community access to school performances, and identifying and pursuing areas of growth for existing programs. The banner was provided by the Lawrence Township Education Foundation (LTEF).
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LTPS-TV This Weekend
Saturday, October 31, LTPS-TV will broadcast Halloween programs all day on Comcast Channel 19 and Verizon Channel 37 in Lawrence Township.
Friday, October 30 & Sunday, November 1 LTPS-TV will broadcast four new programs on Comcast Channel 19 and Verizon Channel 37 in Lawrence Township:
LHS Girls Varsity Soccer recorded 10/5/15 (approximately 1 hour 24 minutes)
5AM, 10:30AM & 6:30PM
The girls take on Princeton Day School at home.
LHS Girls Varsity Field Hockey recorded 10/9/15 (approximately 1 hour 6 minutes)
8:30AM, 4:30PM & 10PM
The girls take on Ewing at home.
LHS Boys Varsity Soccer recorded 10/15/15 (approximately 1 hour 34 minutes)
6:30AM, 12PM & 8PM
The boys take on W.W.P.N. at Zimmer Field under the lights for Senior Night.
LHS Haunted High School recorded 10/16/15 (approximately 21 minutes)
10AM, 4PM, 6PM & 11:30PM
Lawrence High School hosts the holiday spirit with a Haunted Hallway, fun activities for younger ghouls and goblins, and a Halloween Bash for the High School set.
Missed a program on LTPS-TV? Many of our recent programs can be seen on YouTube at the LTPSRewind channel.
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Peter Yarrow Concert
Peter Yarrow, of the famous '60s singing group Peter, Paul and Mary, will perform in concert on Saturday, November 7, at the Presbyterian Church of Lawrenceville. Tickets are $20/15/10 for Adults/Teens/Children (under age 2 are free) and can be purchased online at lawrencevillepreschool.com.
The family concert, which focuses on anti-bullying and respect for all people, will benefit the Susan Bachus Scholarship Fund at the preschool as well the programs of Every Child Valued (ECV). See flyer. |
Lawrence Township Education Foundation
Thank a teacher with an A.P.P.L.E. from the Lawrence Township Education Foundation (LTEF) at www.ltefnj.org. |
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2565 Princeton Pike, Lawrenceville, New Jersey 08648 (609) 671-5405 FAX (609) 883-4225
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