Priest River Lamanna High School

Strive for Greatness

BULLETIN

Thursday, September 24, 2020

             ORANGE DAY

STUDENTS: 

A Lewis-Clark State College representative will be at PRLHS at 2pm on October 8th to discuss the college and the different types of degrees offered. If you would like to listen to the presentation, please sign up in the counseling center with Mrs. Ballenger. This is open to all high school students.

Students – Per page 27 of the Student Handbook: “All student vehicles must have a school issued parking permit.  Students vehicles found to not have the proper school parking pass displayed on school property will be issued a parking ticket that carries a $5.00 fine.”  There are GOLD parking applications in the front office.  These will be FREE until Thursday, October 1^st.  After October 1^st, they will be $2.00. 

Juniors and Seniors: There will be a virtual conference on Tuesday, September 29^th at 9am with a representative from Eastern Oregon University. If you would like to attend, please sign up in the counseling office with Mrs. Ballenger.

Students – Do you need a place to study?  Extra tutoring?  The Agoge Afterschool Program has started. It is not too late to join.  Registration forms are in the front office. Please have these filled out completely and returned to Mrs. Ballenger.

SENIORS:

SPORTS:

This coming Thursday...  Thursday, September 24th is the Ivan Benson Invitational cross country meet, with the first race beginning at 3:00. This is the only HOME cross country race for the 2020 season. Don't miss out on supporting your friends and classmates!" 

Thursday, September 24^th

4:00 Cross Country Home Priest River Invite

5:30 JV Volleyball Away Kellogg High School Departs 2:30 pm

7:00 Varsity Volleyball Away Kellogg High School Departs 2:30 pm

Friday, September 25^th

7:00 Varsity Football Away Orofino Departs 12:00 Noon

Saturday, September 26^th

2:00 JV Football Away Mullan High School

2:00 Varsity Boys Soccer Away Coeur d’Alene Charter Departs 11:45 am

3:45 Girls Varsity Soccer Away Coeur d’Alene Charter Departs 11:45 am

4:30 JV Volleyball Home vs. Clark Fork

6:00 Varsity Volleyball Home vs. Clark Fork

LUNCH:

Thursday – Chicken strips

Friday –  Pizza

HOMECOMING INFORMATION

There are many alterations we’ve had to make due to Covid this year so please pay special attention to these modifications.

Lip-syncs will be pre-recorded and distributed through the broadcast for a virtual assembly on October 2. Lip syncs need to be pre-recorded as of Monday, September 28th.

Hall decorating will take place Sunday, September 27th, between 10am and 1 PM.

We will not be having a parade through town due to COVID restrictions. In place of a parade we will be decorating lawnmowers and displaying our lawnmowers before the game on October 2nd. Lawnmower decorating will take place October 2nd from 3 to 5 PM outside of Mrs. Colombini’s classroom. Come and help decorate and enjoy some pizza.

Our assembly will be held digitally on Thursday, October 1st at approximately 1:30 PM.

Dress up days are as follows:

Monday September 28th is graduating class theme day.
Freshman’s theme is high school musical
Sophomore’s theme is Hollywood
Juniors theme is 70s
Seniors theme is western

Tuesday, September 29th is 90s Rap-day

Wednesday, September 30th Is College day

Thursday, October 1st is Spirit Day

Please remember to participate in all activities for a chance to win a spot on the spirit couch down on the football field during the homecoming game. Overall spirit winners will be announced during our virtual assembly along with homecoming royalty.

This year each for homecoming we will be doing a food drive. Which ever graduating class brings the most non-perishable food wins this portion of Homecoming.

1^st place gets 100pts

2^nd place gets 75pts

3^rd place gets 50 pts

4^th place gets 25 pts

Click the link to find our continuous plan of improvement. This document is subject to change as action plans are implemented and data is collected. Please contact Mr. Lamb at the school should you have any questions. Paul Lamb, Principal

Continuous Plan of Improvement

The mission of Priest River Lamanna High School is to enable all students to develop their individual potential by acquiring the knowledge, skills, and values needed to become lifelong responsible, productive members of their community.

STATEMENT OF BELIEFS:

Priest River Lamanna High School Education

It's Life Long!

A Spartan, above all, is fierce; because for us failure is not an option.

Never will we settle for less than our best; and we choose to exceed all expectations.

We, as Spartans, represent our community by being leaders and not followers, striving for success, and working together for the greater good for our community.

It is our privilege to spread Spartan Pride throughout our community and we are proud to uphold this duty.

We will be efficient in our duties and we are willing to go the extra mile to be a successful Spartan.

We, as Spartans, are not arrogant, we are not rude.

A Spartan is a positive role model in their school and community.

Each day we come to school with an eagerness to learn and we leave with the satisfaction of our accomplishments.

We, as Spartans, are a school made up of individuals who come together to share Spartan Pride and Academic Success every day.

We, as Spartans, treat everyone with kindness and encourage acceptance.

We are Spartans and

We define what a Spartan is by what we stand for,

What we strive for,

And what we fight for.

We are Spartans.

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