NOW HIRING 𝗠𝗮𝘁𝗵 𝗜𝗻𝘁𝗲𝗿𝘃𝗲𝗻𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻𝗶𝘀𝘁𝘀 (5 certified positions): Elementary (grades 2-3), Intermediate (grades 4-5), Middle (grades 6-7), Junior (grades 8-9), High School (grades 10-12). Facilitate small group and one-on-one instruction with students needing assistance in developing and improving essential math skills. Appropriate licensure is required. Experience using research-based strategies and prescribed interventions is preferred. The position is grant-funded for two years and renewed in subsequent years based on the availability of funds. For more information contact: Elementary School: 501.767.8725, kevin.catlett@lhwolves.net Intermediate School : 501.767.4111, stacy.howell@lhwolves.net Middle School: 501.767.3355, brian.bales@lhwolves.net Junior High School: 501.767.2731, jason.selig@lhwolves.net High School, 501. 767.9311, donald.westerman@lhwolves.net #LHWolfNation
over 3 years ago, Brian Bridges
Now Hiring
READY FOR LEARNING UPDATES The Arkansas Department of Health and the Arkansas Department of Education strongly advise districts to continue to follow all measures that have allowed successful in-person learning to occur. The LHSD has released an updated Ready for Learning document that can be found here: https://lhsd.info/Ready-For-Learning-Updates The LHSD strives to meet the community's evolving needs and is accepting feedback on the Ready for Learning updates for the remainder of the 20-21 school year and the upcoming 21-22 school year. If you would like to provide feedback or input on the development or modification of school plans, please visit this link: http://lhsd.info/Ready-For-Learning-Feedback #LHWolfNation
over 3 years ago, Brian Bridges
ready for learning update
NOW HIRING 𝐋𝐢𝐭𝐞𝐫𝐚𝐜𝐲 𝐈𝐧𝐭𝐞𝐫𝐯𝐞𝐧𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧𝐢𝐬𝐭𝐬 (4 certified positions): Intermediate (grades 4-5), Middle (grades 6-7), Junior (grades 8-9), High School (grades 10-12). Facilitate small group and one-on-one instruction with students needing assistance in developing and improving essential literacy skills. Appropriate licensure is required. Experience using research-based reading strategies and using prescribed interventions are preferred. The position is grant-funded for two years and renewed in subsequent years based on the availability of funds. For more information contact: Intermediate School : 501.767.4111, stacy.howell@lhwolves.net Middle School: 501.767.3355, brian.bales@lhwolves.net Junior High School: 501.767.2731, jason.selig@lhwolves.net High School, 501. 767.9311, donald.westerman@lhwolves.net #LHWolfNation
over 3 years ago, Brian Bridges
Now Hiring
WOLF WEEK NEWS | APRIL 12 - 17, 2021 Check out what's happening in #LHWolfNation this week: https://mailchi.mp/lhwolves/wolf-week-news-1755986
over 3 years ago, Brian Bridges
Wolf Week News
THROW BACK THURSDAY Softball season is in full swing! The #ThrowBackThursday for this week is from the year 2000 when the Lady Wolves won the Arkansas State Softball Championship! #LHWolfNation
over 3 years ago, Brian Bridges
Throw Back Thursday
NOW HIRING 𝗞 - 𝟱 𝗦𝗰𝗵𝗼𝗼𝗹 𝗦𝗼𝗰𝗶𝗮𝗹 𝗪𝗼𝗿𝗸𝗲𝗿 & 𝟲 - 𝟭𝟮 𝗦𝗰𝗵𝗼𝗼𝗹 𝗦𝗼𝗰𝗶𝗮𝗹 𝗪𝗼𝗿𝗸𝗲𝗿: Provide comprehensive school social work services to parents, students, and school staff, addressing barriers that limit a student from receiving full benefit from their educational experience. Respond to referrals from school administration, parents, teachers, special education committees and others by providing direct services and by assisting families in accessing appropriate community resources. Candidates must hold a current license from the Arkansas Social Work Licensing Board. Experience is preferred but not required. Positions are grant funded and will be renewed annually based on availability of funds. For more information contact Haley Villines at haley.villines@lhwolves.net or call 501.767.8444 Apply online at https://lhsd.info/employment. #LHWolfNation
over 3 years ago, Brian Bridges
Now Hiring
CIVIL RIGHTS GALLERY WALK Junior High History classes are learning about the Civil Rights Era. This week the students are engaging in a gallery walk of photos from that time period to better understand what happened to people and what they fought for during the 50's and 60's. #LHJH #LHWolfNation #MakeItCount
over 3 years ago, Samantha Smith
Civil Rights Gallery Walk
Civil Rights Gallery Walk
Gallery Walk
UPLOAD YOUR MILITARY FAMILY PICTURES April is designated as the Month of the Military Child, underscoring the important role military children play in the armed forces community. The Month of the Military Child is a time to applaud military families and their children for the daily sacrifices they make and the challenges they overcome. The LHSD would like to recognize all of our military families on social media! Upload your military family photo to us (https://lhsd.info/LHSD-Photo-Upload) by Thursday, April 8 for a chance to be featured! #LHWolfNation
over 3 years ago, Brian Bridges
Military Child
STAFF SHOUTOUT Each day, we will share a staff shoutout that's been received by the district. Each staff member that receives a staff shoutout submission receives a "staff shoutout card" with the message. You can submit a staff shoutout by clicking this link: https://lhsd.info/Staff-ShoutOuts Today, the staff shoutout is to Georgetta Deweber at the junior high: "Mrs. Deweber is the most kind-hearted, loving teacher I know. She cares deeply about every student she comes in contact with. She genuinely wants all of her kids to succeed and be the best they can be. She also is very fun to be around so it makes her students want to learn. Math is one of the hardest subjects to teach and Mrs. Deweber does an amazing job." - Addy Malliard (LHJH Student) #LHWolfNation
over 3 years ago, Brian Bridges
Staff Shout Outs
WOLF WEEK NEWS | APRIL 5 - 10, 2021 Check out what's going on in #LHWolfNation this week: https://mailchi.mp/lhwolves/wolf-week-news-1755982
over 3 years ago, Brian Bridges
Wolf Week News
FINALISTS | TECH FOR GOOD COMPETITION Congratulations to Lake Hamilton Junior High students, Maddox Porter and Sarah Humphries, for being selected as finalists in the state Tech for Good competition. The students were presented with the problem of food insecurity in Arkansas and worked to create technology to solve the problem. Sarah and Maddox presented to over 100 8th grade girls across Arkansas during the virtual competition through a live platform. Sarah was the winner of the competition, and both girls were the youngest finalists in the state. Congratulations! #LHWolfNation
over 3 years ago, Brian Bridges
Tech for Good
FIRST FRIDAY | SPONSORED BY ARVEST BANK The Lake Hamilton School District would like to thank Arvest Bank, a Partner in Education, for sponsoring the "First Friday" staff treat today! All of our employees enjoyed pizza! Does your business or organization want to partner with the LHSD? Fill out an application here: https://lhsd.info/PartnerApplication #LHWolfNation
over 3 years ago, Brian Bridges
First Friday
First Friday
First Friday
First Friday
LHHS | GOLF TRYOUTS Incoming 9 - 12th grade students interested in trying out for the golf team for the fall of 2021 should contact brandi.higginbotham@lhwolves.net for more information.   #LHWolfNation
over 3 years ago, Brian Bridges
GOLF
LHJH | ACT ASPIRE TESTING INFORMATION All junior high students (onsite and virtual) will take the ACT Aspire Tests on campus in April. While one grade is testing, the other grade will be off-campus learning virtually. Please visit the following link for specific testing information and testing dates: http://lhsd.info/LHJH-ACT-Aspire-Info #LHWolfNation
over 3 years ago, Brian Bridges
LHJH ACT Aspire
LITERATURE CIRCLES 8th grade students in Mrs. McCullah's classes visited the library and did a little speed dating with books. Students spent 6 minutes getting to know their book. They continued to rotate every 6 minutes and at the end they got to choose which book that they would like to take home. #LHWolfNation #LoveOfReading #LHJH
over 3 years ago, Samantha Smith
Lit Circles in the Library
Lit Circles in the Library
THROW BACK THURSDAY Did you know the Lake Hamilton Primary School building opened 20 years ago? Our #ThrowBackThursday for this week is from 2001. Pictured is Martha Nolan's class looking on as the signage was placed on the building. #LHWolfNation
over 3 years ago, Brian Bridges
Throw Back Thursday
VACCINE INTEREST SURVEY Arkansas Governor Asa Hutchinson announced Tuesday that all Arkansans age 16 and above are now eligible for the COVID-19 vaccine. The Lake Hamilton School District is looking to host a free, voluntary, on-site vaccination clinic for all parents of LHSD students and students age 16 and older. The District will use this survey (https://lhsd.info/Vaccine-Interest-Survey) to gauge how many of our parents and students (16 and older) would like to be vaccinated if an on-site option was scheduled. Please fill out the survey if you and/or your student (16 or older) would be interested in getting the COVID-19 vaccine at an on-site clinic held at Lake Hamilton. Please note: Any student that is 16 or 17 years of age must have a parent/guardian present in order to receive the vaccine. Students who are 18 years or older may receive the vaccine without a parent/guardian present. This is not a registration form for the vaccine. This is an interest survey. The deadline to complete the interest survey is Monday, April 5, 2021. Depending on the response, the District will work to schedule an on-site clinic for those that are interested in the very near future. #LHWolfNation
over 3 years ago, Brian Bridges
Vaccine Interest Survey
NOW HIRING | FOOD SERVICE WORKER Chartwells K12 is now hiring for 2 full-time food service worker positions for the Lake Hamilton School District. Benefits include medical, dental, vision, life insurance/AD, disability insurance, retirement plan, associate shopping program, health and wellness programs, and discount marketplace. Visit the link to apply: http://lhsd.info/Chartwells-Food-Service Contact Aaron Tipken, LHSD Director of Dining Services / Chartwells K12, for more information at aaron.tipken@lhwolves.net or 501.463.5414 #LHWolfNation
over 3 years ago, Brian Bridges
Now Hiring Chartwells
TRACK MEET CANCELED The junior high track meet scheduled for this afternoon at Lakeside has been canceled. #LHWolfNation
over 3 years ago, Brian Bridges
Athletic Update
COVID SAFETY PROTOCOLS CONTINUE Arkansas Governor Asa Hutchinson announced today that he has lifted the state's mask mandate. At the March school board meeting, the possibility of this happening was discussed. For many reasons, it was recommended to continue all COVID-19 safety precautions through the end of the school year. The Lake Hamilton School District Board of Education will consider an official mask policy during the April board meeting. Until that time, the Lake Hamilton School District will continue its current practice of requiring teachers, students, and visitors to wear masks in all schools and district facilities. Social distancing will also be continued. Our COVID-19 health and safety protocols, including the mask mandate, have allowed us to keep our schools open. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) released updated guidance stating proper mask-wearing may now prevent individuals from being identified as close contacts in K-12 schools that have implemented a mask mandate. This means that if both individuals at school – the person diagnosed with COVID-19 and the person exposed to the positive case – have masks on and are wearing them correctly, the individual exposed does not need to quarantine. Arkansas Department of Education Secretary, Johnny Key, announced today that Arkansas schools will follow the updated guidance released by the CDC. The updated guidance will have a significant impact on reducing the number of students who must quarantine and will be a serve as an additional incentive for proper mask-wearing. With the end of the school year less than ten weeks away, the Lake Hamilton School District will continue focusing on educating our students while maintaining a safe teaching and learning environment. It is our hope that #LHWolfNation supports our safety efforts in order to finish our school year strong.
over 3 years ago, Brian Bridges
coVID PROTOCOLS CONTINUE