The Ziigwan Showcase
April 30, 2014
Concert at 1:00 p.m.
Art Show before and after concert
LCO Ojibwe School Gym
We look forward to seeing you!!
We look forward to seeing you!!
Wednesday, April 16, 2014
LCO Ojibwe School Staff Proudly Announce 2013-14 3rd Quarter Honor Roll
submitted by Laurene (Sue) Taylor
ELEMENTARY- 1st Grade: Winona Baker, Sean Beaulieu, Aniyah Cross, Charles Grover, Evan Heath, Bryan Miller, Aimee Sweats 2nd Grade: Michael Baker, Davien Belille, Quincy Billyboy, Timothy DeBrot, Jasmine Lynk, Adam Martin, Quintin Miller, Kevin Thayer, Charles Wade-Smith 3rd Grade: Matthew Baker, Jada Balber, Kyra Beaulieu, Wesley Bird, Lareina Clause, Aubrey Conger-Fowler, Avianna Cooper, Nikaya Corbine, Spirit Boy Decora, Caden Grover, Savanah Larson, Savannah Quaderer, Ameesio Sharlow, Quintin Thomas, Mahto Wade, Melvin White 4th Grade: Andreanna Acosta, Kaylissa Baker, Joseph Balber-Benjamin, Nathen Belille, Neah Billyboy, Woody Bird, Evangia Butler, Maurice Corbine, Nevaeh Cross, Nadine Lynk, Alexa McNabb, Davion Neweiashe, Hunter O'Shogay, Emma Revak, Chyla Thayer 5th Grade: Delile Barber, Destiny Corbine, Rian Fleming, Sabrina Hudson, Destiny Kingfisher, Jayden Martin, Lynsey Martin, Nicos Oben.
MIDDLE SCHOOL-Maria Acosta, Rayna Abeita, Bethany Carley, Shaylena Corbine, Arthur Fleming, Lindsay DeNasha, Mary Dust, Leon Guibord, Cheyenne Hudson, Feather Jack, Alyssa LaRush, Savion Miller, Aiyana Perry.
HIGH SCHOOL- Casandra Carley, Tyra Collins, Arianna Crone, Shannon Jack, Billy Jack Parent, Rosendo Parent, Shania Pringle, Ravenheart Quagon, Kevin Stevens, James White.
LCO OJIBWE SCHOOL RAISES FUNDS FOR THE LEUKEMIA AND LYMPHOMA SOCIETY
submitted by Laurene (Sue) Taylor
A total of $1,172.68 was raised by the students and staff of the Lac Courte Oreilles Ojibwe and Waadookodaading Schools in a recent "PENNIES FOR A CURE" drive. Shown here are the students in Mrs. Brenda Wisner's Fifth Grade class that raised the top amount for the entire school ($285.54). They earned a $50.00 cash prize for a party for the class.
There is a special prize for the Pre-K class (Ms. Marchant), Kindergarten classes (Ms. Donaghue and Ms. Wergeland) as they raised a close $226.63. Other groups that won top honors include 8th Graders with $51.26, Sophomore class with $86.75, and Waadookodaading Pre-K and Kindergarten with $46.33.
"It is so heartwarming to see all the students and staff involved in such a worthwhile project", states Sue Taylor, project coordinator. A special Miigwech goes out to Linda Tennis, Terry Barber, Penny Beaulieu, Shannon Quaderer, and the staff at the LCO Federal Credit Union for all their help in transporting money and counting it for us.
Pictured L-R (back row): Lynsey Martin, Jayden Martin, Sunrise Wade, Sabrina Hudson, Ms. Wisner (teacher), and Rian Fleming. L-R (middle row): Destiny Kingfisher, Elizabeth Coffman, Nicos Oben, Destiny Corbine, Delila Barber, and Madelyn Miller. F-R (front row): Sage Stands-Christensen, Tyson Radermacher,Korey Smith, and Elijah Grover.
LCO Ojibwe High School Students are out there creating their futures !
Lac Courte Oreilles Ojibwe High Students are out there creating their futures again! This time a group of Juniors and Seniors joined in the learning at Wisconsin Indianhead Technical College in Rice Lake. Our students wanted to experience a day of collegiate life, complete with attending classes, dining in the cafeteria, checking out the library and dormitories, and even visiting homes being built by current WITC students. With classes like Arc Welding, Machine Design, Web Programming, Cosmetology and Artificial Nails, and Business Management, and strong, knowledgeable instructors it's no wonder WITC is one of the top technical schools in the nation.
Be on the lookout for a sharply designed website advertising an expertly run beauty shop serving the finest manicured nails, with furniture and store layouts created by tribal members of the Lac Courte Oreilles Ojibwe--the future is in the making!
Today was one of many steps, and a fun one it was.
Chi Miigwech to the faculty and staff at WITC in Rice Lake, and our dedicated students at LCO High School!
Be on the lookout for a sharply designed website advertising an expertly run beauty shop serving the finest manicured nails, with furniture and store layouts created by tribal members of the Lac Courte Oreilles Ojibwe--the future is in the making!
Today was one of many steps, and a fun one it was.
Chi Miigwech to the faculty and staff at WITC in Rice Lake, and our dedicated students at LCO High School!
Art Students at Potter's Shed
Creativity was the word for the day as 13 Gifted and Talented art students tried their hand at creating a sun catcher at the Shell Lake Potter's Shed. Under the directions of Mary Kay, the students chose glass pieces to make various designs. Students also, went in search of the "Fairy Doors" throughout the facility. Attending with the students was art instructor Brenda Wisner and Gifted and Talented Director/Teacher Laurene Taylor.
(Back row L-R)
Jayden Martin, Cali Perry, Aiyana Perry, Esperanza Yanez, and Lynsey Martin. (Front row L-R ) Neah Billyboy, Alexa McNabb, Nevaeh Cross, Kylee Brabbs, Andreanna Acosta, Delila Barber, Destiny Corbine, and Destiny Kingfisher.
submitted by Sue (Laurene) Taylor
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