LLHS FED eration CONnection
Summer is Sabbath Time
Right now students are taking a break from the routine of school. So are teachers! Maybe parents are too. Summer is a time we all like to get away, even if it’s just for a short while.
The Bible talks about taking a break. They called it the “Sabbath.” It was a time to stop the normal routines of life and rest. Break time!
events to note
June 24–July 5 ....................................................... School office closed
June 30–July 5 Warrior Band Trip to St. Louis
July 8–11
Elementary Distance Running Camp
July 10 A Cappella Choir sings Anthem at Brewers game
July 12 Warrior Club Golf Outing | Kestrel GC, Columbus
July 15–18
July 22–25
July 29–31
Elementary STEM Camp
Elementary Football Camp
Elementary Volleyball Camps
Elementary Soccer Camp
August 1 .............................. Health forms due for sports participation
Aug 1 & 6 ................................ 2024/25 Registration Nights | 5–8 PM
August 5 .......................... 1st Day of Junior Warrior football practice
August 6 .................... 1st Day high school football practices/eqp day
August 12 ............................................................... 1st day of Girls Golf
August 16 .............................................. Freshmen Orientation | 8 AM
August 19 1st day of classes for all Opening Service, Installation of new Faculty | 8:10 AM 1st day Cross Country, Boys Soccer, Volleyball Board of Regents | 6:30 PM
Reach Principal Schultz at dschultz@llhs.org
But don’t expect an answer until August.
There was the physical rest. But God also intended people to find rest for the soul. And the only way to rest the soul was to spend time in his Word, the Bible.
“Remember the Sabbath Day by keeping it holy” (Exodus 20:8). In other words, stop your normal routine and rest your soul in God’s Word. And you will be blessed!
May God bless your summer. Take a break before the normal routines of school before it all starts up again! And spend some time in God’s Word. Your well-rested soul will thank you!
⛱ DS
Congratulations to our Boys Track & Field team— 2024 D2 State Champions Again!
Videography instructor Mr. Todd Hackbarth created another highlight reel in tribute to our repeat performance, as well as the added feat of scoring the most points in D2 state history Scan the QR or go to bit.ly/3xlEgIA
Call decisions
• Mrs. Jennifer Statz (‘94) accepted our call to Assistant Director of Student Services in the Guidance Office.
• Pastor Mark Toepel has accepted our call to teach World Languages for the 24/25 school year. With these accepted calls and God’s will, your Lakeside Lutheran is fully staffed for the upcoming school year!
lakeside good news E notes
e Badger State reps selected for the boys convention, at UW-Eau Claire June 9-15 were Josh Kutz [St. Paul, Lake Mills, at right below] and Elijah Vik [St. Paul, Fort]. The girls at the 79th session of Badger Girls State at UW-Oshkosh from June 16-21 were Brooklyn Lenz [St. Matthew Oconomowoc, at left] and Kate Thiele [St. Andrew, Middleton].
e During the school year, 8 Warriors worked as Youth Apprentices for a combined 4,750+ hours of work—and a number of these seniors will continue in full-time careers at their locations. Nate Aldinger [St. Matthew, Ocon] CNC Nursing 563 hours; Elizabeth Reimer [St. Paul, Lake Mills] auto tech 565.72 hours; Maria Meier [St. Luke, Watertown] welding/fab 576.5 hours; Jacob Vergenz [St. John, Milton] cabinetry shop 871.25 hours; Emma Wiedenfeld [St. Paul, Lake Mills] dairy placement 627 hours; Aubrey Wilke [St. John, Newville] banking 155.58 hours; Ava Wilson [Eastside, Madison] culinary 540 hours; Ben Zambo [St. John, Jefferson] construction 851 hours. e 44 seniors self-reported more than $3.1M in renewable and one-time scholarship offers from individuals, foundations, organizations, and the schools they applied to attend. Of the 118 graduates, 95 have indicated plans to continue their education in fall at a 2- or 4-year college or tech school,
two plan to enter the military, four to apprenticeships, two undecided, and 16 will enter the workforce.
e Operation Go teams are out and about! One team headed to Utah to work with Truth In Love Ministry. Another team spent a week at Shepherd of the Hills in West Bend to run a soccer camp with former LLHS teacher Pastor Clark Schultz. A third team headed to Faith Lutheran Church in Anchorage, Alaska to help with its STEM camp. Two more head out in July.
Spring Sports Wrap-up
▶ In addition to their state championship, Boys Track & Field boys were conference, regional, and sectional champs. They broke 11 school records during the season. See all the record holders at llhs.org/apps/pages/tf
▶ Girls Track & Field placed 2nd in conference and were regional champs.
▶ Boys golf placed 3rd at the Capitol Conference meet and again at regionals.
▶ Softball went 12-7 for the season. Five took all-conference honors.
▶ Girls Soccer ended up 6-11-2—with a best conference record in program history. Eight were awarded allconference honors.
▶ Baseball earned an amazing 20-6 season and made it to the regional championship, with six Warriors receiving all-conference nods.
Job Opportunities » FT custodian, ELC aide Interested? Fill out application downloadable at llhs.org/apps/pages/jobs
Positions begin by end of July 2024.
s Custodian for a new hourly full-time position (approx. 1:30-9:30 pm). Duties include general cleaning of classrooms, common areas, locker rooms, and restrooms, and assuring the building is secure each night. May also include occasional weekend events. Summer work includes floor refinishing. Experience desired but not required. Position includes health, life insurance, PTO, retirement contributions. Submit completed app to grundman@llhs.org or deliver to office 9a– 1p. Mondays-Thursdays.
s Instructional Aide in our Extended Learning Center: This position supports students in a study hall setting as they complete assignments. May also assist students with special needs, and be willing to communicate with parents when necessary. Strong communication, organizational, and interpersonal skills are essential. An hourly position during school days, with some in-service and training also required. Completed application goes to ELC Director Shelly Coron at scoron@llhs.org