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Looking Ahead 
 
October 17 Report cards go home 
 
October: 
 
1st NGAC Softball tournament begins 
 
2nd Fall sports pictures at the main  
campus – academy students will be  
transported over at 1:30. 
Football – JV vs. LFO 
“Trip Across GA” parent meeting @ 6:30, main campus media center  
 
4th Football – JV @ LFO 
Field trip to IMAX / Aquarium for  
qualifying students from Fall  
fundraiser 
 
5th End 1st 9 weeks 
6-2 Field trip to Stone Mtn. 
BETA Club Mtg. @ 3:30 
FCA Rally @ 3:30 main campus 
 
6th Cheerleading Competition @ LHS 
 
8th Fall Break begins for students 
Professional Learning day for staff 
 
9th Professional Learning day for staff 
Math training for all Walker County  
math teachers @ LMS 
 
10th Fall Break begins for teachers 
 
13th Cheerleading Competition @ Rome  
 
15th Begin 2nd 9 weeks grading period  
Wrestling practice begins 
 
16th Parent Night @ Main Campus to  
highlight “homework hints”,  
beginning at 6:00 
 
17th Report cards go home w/ all  
students 
 
18th Softball banquet @ 6:00  
 
20th Cheerleading Banquet @ 6:30  
 
22nd Coca-Cola Fundraiser begins for  
both campuses 
 
24th Fall Picture re-takes 
 
25th Volleyball intramural tournament  
after-school for anyone interested in  
playing. All students interested  
should contact Coach Williams 
 
26th 8-1 Field trip to Dahlonega  
Last stamp day for Renaissance 1 
 
29th Book Fair begins for LMS / LMA 
 
30th Halloween Dance @ main campus  
for both campuses, from 4:00 to  
6:00. This dance is sponsored by  
the yearbook committee. There will  
be a costume contest and  
cash prizes will be awarded for the  
top 3 costumes.  
 
Nov. 2 Renaissance Party for 1st  
Renaissance period.  
All students with 90 or more stamps  
may attend this party. 
 
 
 
Can you believe that we are nearing the end of the 1st 9 weeks of school? It seems like only yesterday when we were “baking in the sun” at the swimming pool. With 3 children of my own, I cannot believe how much they have grown in just the past year. Last night I was looking at photos of our family and began to feel “old.” I (we) often get caught up in “working for a living” and sometimes forget my (our) reasons for living. With fall break coming up, I encourage each and every one of us to spend as much time as possible with our children. I will try to do the same. Whether it is reading a book, playing in the yard, riding bikes, playing games, or simply talking - whatever you do, if possible, do it with your family. 
 
Have a great fall break, 
Mike Culberson  
 

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