Wrestling change for Friday Dec. 9. Now it is a Duel with Linton, the preliminary matches will start at 6:00 instead of 5:30.
Congratulations to Derek Joy & Storm Zimmerman for being chosen as the co- Language Arts Students of the Month for December! They did an excellent job collaborating on the first broadcast for Loboe News Nation. Check it out if you haven't already by clicking on the link below. Thank you to Green Iron Equipment, Ground North Co., P'Zaz Nutrition, Good Oil, & Grandma Blue's Bakery & Cafe for sponsoring this award. Please support the businesses that support our students with your patronage!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_rqRvQvrdBg
https://www.orriginals.com/llm-basketball-apparel/?fbclid=IwAR3RV8bvZp1i_tbMHH_3n1MnBTA3sXSdSs7gt8m0Ny1oV1s26Qei7VqCD5I&mibextid=Zxz2cZ
LOBOE basketball fans: here is your link to order some gear for this coming girls and boys season.
Orders placed this week will be printed and available Monday, Dec 5th. (bulk order will need to be picked up in Jamestown, please notify Beth DelaBarre if you’re able/willing)
*the link/store will remain open after Monday for any future orders.
Teacher Spotlight: Sally Hager, Jr. High Math and Science
Sally graduated from NDSU in the fall of 1996. She subbed in Fargo Public Schools the spring of 1997. Following that, she then got a teaching job in Fargo, ND at Agassiz Middle School. There she taught 7th grade math, 4 sections, and a section of 7th grade pre-algebra. After her first year, she came back to live in LaMoure and had her first daughter, Madeline in April ’98. She worked as the manager of the clothing store in the mall for half a year, then as the business manager at St. Rose Care Center. While working there, they started a day care in the facility, Paige Heyd was the teacher, Maddie attended the day care. After one year of not teaching, she got a position at Verona Public School. While there, she taught: Math 7, Math 8, Life Science, Earth Science, World Geography, North Dakota History, and Elementary Phy. Ed. and was the assistant basketball coach. After 3 years in Verona, she got a position at Oakes Public School where she taught 7th and 8th grade Math. In the fall of 2007, she got a position in LaMoure teaching Math 7 & 8, Life Science, Earth Science, and Read 180. Currently, she still teachers all of those classes with the exception of Read 180, but have added the class called “Buzz Math.” Sally has been in LaMoure School for the past 15 years now.
Sally has 4 siblings~ one sister, three brothers. Her parents are Andy & Kristy, they live here in LaMoure too. She has two daughters, Madeline & Josie. Maddie is an engineer in the Minneapolis area. Josie is still finishing college and is a para-professional in Marshall, MN. Josie will be blessing me with a grandchild in January of 2022.
I graduated from NDSU~ go Bison!
We've never seen your cape or mask, but we see your superpowers every day! Thanks for being a super teacher! LaMoure Public School - 2022-2023
Good luck finding me! I hope you do before Christmas.
Teacher spotlight of the week:
Mrs. Tricia Lebahn
Music grades 4-12
Mrs. Lebahn’s Music teaching career started in Bristol, SD where she taught K-12 music from 1998-2000. She did substitute teaching for Valley City, ND and the surrounding areas until 2001 when she became the music teacher for Maple Valley School (Including Buffalo, Oriska and Tower City.) In 2007 she took the 4-12 Music Teacher position in LaMoure and remains in that position yet today.
Mrs. Lebahn has been married to her husband, Neil, for 26 years and they have 2 children, Dane and Alana.
Mrs. Lebahn earned her degree at Valley City State University holding a Bachelor’s Degree in both K-12 Music and Elementary Education.
When she’s not busy teaching young minds to appreciate the fine arts, she likes to spend time with her horses, Magnum and Jester, and her dog Buster. She also enjoys flower gardening, reading, practicing piano and working in the yard and on the farm with her family. She also stated she likes to watch “Dateline” Crime shows.
She said the best advice she can give is to love the Lord, praise Him and thank Him for all your blessings. Give compliments, as the joy you give to others brings that joy back to you! Accept compliments with a smile and a “thank you!” Push through fear and anxiety to do something you never thought you could do……the next time will be easier. Be humble. Have good manners. Stand up for those who have been mistreated. Treat all with kindness!
We’ve never seen your cape or mask, but we see your superpowers every day! Thanks for being a super teacher!!
Please join LaMoure High School Student Council in creating Christmas cheer for many! See poster for Toy Drive details.
It's Loboe News Nation's first broadcast of the school year! Sit back and enjoy homecoming highlights, a bus driver's milestone, and a new time for our students.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_rqRvQvrdBg
The LaMoure Public School grades 4-6 Fall Music Concert is tomorrow night, Nov. 22, at 7pm. Each grade will perform vocal selections and the elementary bands will also perform. Student should arrive by 6:45pm.
Diabetes is the leading cause of bravery, determination, resilience, maturity, empathy, strength, and compassion. In other words, people with diabetes are Superheroes without capes! #BlueFridays
6th Grade, the challenge is yours!
Congratulations to LaMoure School 8th grader, Arthur Stroh, for being selected into the ND American Choral Directors Association (NDACDA) JH Honor Choir!
Chrissy has been kidnapped! Can you find her?
Hey Loboe fans!!!! Here are some great ideas for Christmas gifts. You will also be helping Debi raise money for her DC trip. Youth sizes have been added!
https://www.orriginals.com/lamoure-loboe-apparel/
The following D.C. students are selling Butter Braids.
Order by November 21st and delivered approximately December 13th
$14 each
Contact Blase Isaacson, Max Musland, or Dustin Ketterling for sales.
You can also contact the LaMoure School office at 883-5397 also to buy.
4th Grade supporting and awareness for Diabetes! #NationalDiabetesDay #wearBlue #11.14.22
Small change in the lunch menu for Thursday Nov. 17. Pizza instead of Bread chicken and mashed potatoes
World Diabetes Day is Monday, Nov. 14th. Wear blue on all four Fridays of November (and on World Diabetes Day) to advocate and bring awareness for diabetes and the people living with it. Help spread the word and search the hashtag #bluefridays on social media to see who else is wearing blue!
Ten days until the first broadcast of Loboe News Nation for 2022-23!
Get ready for...
*Homecoming Highlights 🏈🏐
*A 50 Year Milestone 🚦🚌
*Loboe Time!?! 🐺⏰
4th graders Madden Potts and Toni Wald found Groot in record time (less than 30 minutes)!! Congratulations! We will have a treat for your class next week.
--The Forensics Class
