January 11-17, 2024
Current School News
Current School News
January 11-17, 2024
A Thought To Savor
"The happiest and holiest children in the world are the children whose fathers succeed in winning both their tender affection and their reverential and loving fear. And they are the children who will come to understand most easily the mystery of the fatherhood of God."
– John Piper
Bible Reading Plan – Cantabile Entry Song
Monday Morning Cantabile Prayer
All School
First Open House - Mon., Jan. 15
*RSVP online
The first open house of the season is just around the corner on Monday, January 15. Feel free to invite friends and family who are interested in The Oaks to this event. To RSVP please use the Open House RSVP Form or call the school office at 509-536-5955 for more information.
Upcoming Open House Dates:
Monday, January 15 [9–11am]
Tuesday, February 13 [9–11am]
Tuesday, March 12 [9–11am]
Open House Flyer
Spring Musical – Fiddler on the Roof
*Auditions [3rd–12th grade] - Jan. 16–19
The Oaks' Theatre is excited to present their Spring Musical, Fiddler on the Roof, this May. Auditions for this production are open to all Oaks 3rd through 12th grade students beginning January 16. To audition, print and complete the Fiddler on the Roof audition packet and sign-up. Printed audition packets, music, and a sign-up sheet are available at Mrs. Teri Woodroof's office.
Audition Dates & Times:
TUES., JAN. 16
3:15–4:15pm [dance] Grades 3–6 (Great Hall)
4:15–5:15pm [sing/act] Grades 3–6 (Orchestra Room)
4:15–5:30pm [learn bottle dance] Gentlemen Grades 7–12 (Great Hall)
WED., JAN. 17
3:15–4:15pm [dance] 7–12 grade ladies (Choir Room)
3:15–4:15pm [sing/act] 7–12 grade gentlemen (Orchestra Room)
4:15–5:30pm [sing/act] 7–12 grade ladies (Orchestra Room)
4:15–5:30pm [bottle dance auditions] 7–12 grade gentlemen (Choir Room)
THURS., JAN. 18
3:15–5:30pm [sing/act] 7–12 grade ladies & gentlemen (Orchestra Room)
FRI., JAN. 19
3:15–5:00pm Call Backs (Choir Room)
Oaks Sweatshirt Ordering Now Available
*January orders due by Jan. 15
Looking for a new Oaks sweatshirt? Fill out the "Oaks Sweatshirt Order" form in Jupiter to place an order today. There are 7 hoodie styles and 1 crewneck style to choose from. The cost for each hoodie is $65 (tax included) and the crewneck is $55 (tax included). These orders will be available on an ongoing basis, with a monthly closing date of the 15th. Once the month's orders are confirmed, a fee will be added to your Jupiter invoice with payment due the 1st of the following month. You will then be notified when your order is ready to be picked up in the school office.
Lost & Found – Thurs., Jan. 18
*Please label everything! We want to reunite you with your missing items.
Lost & found items will be set out in the Great Hall on Thursday. Please stop by to see if anything belongs to your family. All unclaimed items, except uniforms, will be donated at the end of the day. Thank you to all who come by the office to find missing belongings prior to them being placed out. We appreciate your help in keeping the lost & found pile low. We want to return your items to you and labels are a great help in this endeavor.
Used Uniform Sale – Thurs., Jan. 18 [3:00–4:00pm]
Oaks parent, Kristen Bailey, is coordinating a used uniform sale on Thursday, January 18 from 3:00 to 4:00 pm. If you are interested in selling or purchasing items, please read the details below.
- Selling Uniform Items: On Thurs., Jan. 18, marked tubs will be available in the Great Hall beginning at 8am to drop off uniform items for sale. Each item being sold should already be in a gallon zip lock bag with an index card stating the following: (1) your name; (2) the item; (3) the size & gender; and (4) the price.
- Buying Uniform Items: Used uniform items will be available for purchase in the Great Hall on Thurs., Jan. 18 from 3:00 to 4:00pm. Please bring cash (small bills appreciated) or check to make your purchases.
- Uniform Handbook: Please consult The Oaks 2023-24 Uniform Policy for both buying and selling uniform items. Copies will be available for reference at the sale.
Any further questions may be directed to Kristen Bailey (contact info. available in the school office). If you are willing and available to help with this sale please see the Uniform Sale Volunteer Signup sheet to signup.
Lands' End Sale – Winter Savings!
January 10–19 – up to 40% off all outerwear
Lands' End website – School Number: 900069105
Code: RULER – Pin: 1356
Sale Flyer
Conservatory Winter Recitals
Mon. & Thurs., Jan. 22 & 25 [4pm & 6pm]
All are welcome to attend any of the four Conservatory winter recitals in the Great Hall on Monday and Thursday, January 22 and 25 at 4:00 and 6:00pm. Come enjoy beautiful music and dance as the Conservatory students culminate the fall's work in each of their particular disciplines.
Senior Night & Family Night - Fri., Jan. 26
SENIOR NIGHT: Friday, January 26 is Senior Night for our Oaks basketball players. This is a wonderful time for us to gather as an Oaks family and honor our senior athletes. Sam Schurter and Caleb Van Horn, are our senior basketball players playing in their last home game. What a blessing it would be to send these gentlemen out with a packed house.
FAMILY NIGHT: Come support your Oaks basketball teams while enjoying great basketball, fellowshipping with your Oaks family, and sharing a good meal. Wear your green and get ready to cheer. Go OAKS!!
Grab a friend and sign up for a shift at a Family Night! It's a great way to serve the community and your help is always appreciated. All volunteers get a free meal and admission to the game. Family Night Volunteer Sign-up
GAME TIMES:
JV Gentlemen [4pm]; Varsity Ladies [5:30pm]; Varsity Gentlemen [7pm]
FAMILY NIGHT DETAILS:
Dinner served 5–7pm
$8 per person/$30 family max. includes dinner & admission
Kindergarten & Jr K Priority Applications
*For Current Families – Open Until Jan. 31
Kindergarten and Junior Kindergarten priority registration for current school families opened Tuesday, January 2 and will remain open through January 31. To enroll your kindergartner or junior kindergartner for the 2024-25 school year please complete the Kindergarten & Jr. Kindergarten Priority Application, available under Forms in Jupiter. Further information regarding 2024-25 enrollment for current families will be sent to all families later this month.
Events Help Needed!
The Oaks has been blessed with many generous volunteers making our community events possible. What a joy it is to work alongside one another. As such, Beth Schultz, Activities Coordinator, is asking any parents (or grandparents) to come help if you're able with a few more upcoming events. Below is a list of the events requiring help. Please click on the event name to see a sign-up sheet for that particular event and feel free to contact Beth with any questions.
Masterworks Masterclass (Sat., Jan. 20)
Protocol Event: Rhetoric School Winter Ball (Sat., Jan. 27)
Jan. Pizza Lunch Volunteer Sign-up
The hot lunch crew is seeking volunteers to help serve pizza on Fridays. If you are willing and available please sign up on the January Pizza Friday Volunteers Sheet.
Conservatory Men's Choir - Spring Season
The Conservatory Regis Cantores is an ensemble for men and their sons (or grandsons, even neighbors' sons) seeking to grow in faith, wisdom, and courage through song. No singing experience is required! This class, directed by Mr. Tobin Eyestone, is designed to take singers of all abilities to the next level, prioritizing singing with joy and fervor. This father-son chorus strikes the balance between being fun loving, skill building, and performance focused. Spring registration is now available.
REGIS CANTORES - A Choir for All Sons of The King
5th grade to 99+ years
Spring Season (Jan.–Apr.)
Mondays, 7–8pm
Perform at The Oaks Spring Concert Apr. 30
Register Today!
Warm Your Beanie with an Oaks Beanie!
Stop by the school office and pick up an Oaks beanie today to keep your head warm during these cold days of winter. Beanies may be purchased for $20 (tax included) and are available in evergreen or charcoal.
The Oaks Address Update
*Please update any payment processes, etc. as needed
What a blessing it is to have a permanent home! As such The Oaks physical address is now the only mailing address. At the end of January the P.O. Box will be permanently closed. As such, we are asking each family to check that all of your records, including any banking/payment processes that you have set up are updated. Thank you for your attention to this detail. Below is the permanent address.
The Oaks Classical Christian Academy
11711 E 24th Ave
Spokane Valley, WA 99206
Basketball Season: Upcoming Home Games & Family Nights
Family Night Volunteer Sign-up
- Jan. 11 – Oaks vs Kootenai
- Jan. 12 – Oaks vs Center Christian
- Jan. 16 – Oaks vs CdUC
- Jan. 23 – Oaks vs ICA
- Jan. 26 – Oaks vs CCP (Family Night & Senior Night)
- Feb. 2 – Oaks vs CHS (Varsity only)
- Feb. 2-3 - JV Basketball Tournament
- Feb. 8-10 - Varsity Basketball Tournament
For the complete schedule please reference the Basketball page.
HELPFUL LINKS:
2023-24 Volunteer Sign-up
Parking Lot Flow
YEARBOOK PHOTOS (E-mail): 23-24-yearbook@yogile.com
YEARBOOK PHOTOS (Upload): Jupiter –> Materials –> School Office –> Yearbook Photos
Upcoming Dates
October 8
- Grand Tour Meeting (11th Grade) [7–9pm]
October 9
- Weekly Formal Uniform Day
- Ladies' Prayer [8:30–9:15am]
- Cantabile [3pm]
October 12
- Cantabile [8:15am]
- College Financial Aid Scholarship Meeting [7-8:30pm]
October 13
- College Brown Bag Lunch - Seattle Pacific University [12:35-1:00pm]
October 14
- Mid-Term Grades Posted [8am]
- Cantabile [3pm]
October 15
- PSAT Test [8:30–11:30am]
- SAT Test [12:30–3:30pm]
October 14–16
- Parent/Teacher Conferences
October 15–16
- No School
October 19
- Cantabile [8:15am]
October 20
- College Brown Bag Lunch - Hillsdale College [12:35-1:00pm]
October 21
- College Brown Bag Lunch - Eastern Washington University [12:35-1:00pm]
October 23
- Weekly Formal Uniform Day
- Ladies' Prayer [8:30–9:15am]
- Cantabile [3pm]
- Family Night [4pm]
October 24
- MCL Jr High Volleyball Tournament
- Annual Fall Friends of The Oaks Event [5–8pm]
October 26
- Cantabile [8:15am]
October 29
- College Brown Bag Lunch - Whitworth University [12:35-1:00pm]
October 30
- Half-day [8:30am–12:15pm]
- Grandparents' Day
- Weekly Formal Uniform Day
- Cantabile [12pm]
- Family Night/Senior Night [4pm]
October 31
- MCL JV Volleyball Tournament
November 2
- Cantabile [8:15am]
November 3
- College Brown Bag Lunch - Washington State University [12:35-1:00pm]
November 6
- Weekly Formal Uniform Day
- Ladies' Prayer [8:30–9:15am]
- Cantabile [3pm]
November 6-7
- MCL Boys Soccer Tournament
- MCL Varsity Volleyball Tournament
November 9
- Cantabile [8:15am]
November 10
- College Brown Bag Lunch - Gonzaga University [12:35-1:00pm]
November 11
- High School Boys & Girls Basketball Begins
November 12
- College Brown Bag Lunch - University of Idaho [12:35-1:00pm]
November 12-13
- NW ACCS Administrators Conference
November 13
- Weekly Formal Uniform Day
- Ladies' Prayer [8:30–9:15am]
- Cantabile [3pm]
- Talent Show [6:30pm]
Grammar School
Please refer to your child's Weekly Letter for class specific information.
Clarification Re: Rain/Snow Boots for Grammar Students
As the weather is often rainy (and hopefully snowy soon!) many grammar students are wearing or bringing rain/snow boots for recess. We are so thankful for these great shoes that keep our feet dry and warm in these winter months! As we seek to maintain our school's uniform policy here are a few notes of clarification in regards to boots.
- Boots worn only for recess may be any color, but students must have proper uniform shoes for indoor wear.
- If worn all day on a regular uniform day, boots should be solid-colored black, brown, navy, grey, or white.
- Boots may not be worn on formal uniform days, but may be brought for recess.
Please see the complete Uniform Policy for further footwear details (pg. 2, 7, & 9).
Logic & Rhetoric Schools
Poetry Out Loud - Wed., Jan. 17 [2:05–3pm]
On Wednesday, January 17, the Logic & Rhetoric Schools will be enjoying this year's Poetry Out Loud School Competition at 2:05pm in the Great Hall. Parents are welcome to come and enjoy the presentations.
Protocol Event: Rhetoric School Winter Ball - Sat., Jan., 27
*Student Meal Choices & Parent RSVPs DUE FRI., JAN. 12 - stop by Mrs. Schnell's office for assistance if needed!
The Rhetoric School Winter Ball is scheduled for Saturday, January 27, 2024 from 5–9pm in The Oaks' Great Hall. All 10th, 11th, and 12th grade students will participate in this protocol event, highlighting truth, goodness, and beauty. The evening will include a social time with tray-passed hors d'oeuvres, a full-course formal dinner, elegant ballroom dancing, and live music.
Rhetoric students should complete the Protocol: Winter Ball Meal Choice form in their Jupiter student portal by Friday, January 12. The 2023-24 Resource Fee has covered the cost of this event for your child.
Parents and grandparents of Rhetoric students are invited to attend as well. To RSVP and make your meal selection, please complete the Protocol: Winter Ball RSVP form in your Jupiter parent portal by Friday, January 12. The fee for parents and grandparents attending is $95 per person, due by February 1. Parents and grandparents are welcome to attend any or all of the dance lessons as well. These times are posted under the Upcoming Activity Schedule Days section below.
Etiquette review and training with Mr. & Mrs. Trotter will take place during the school day for all 10th through 12th grade students in preparation for the event. Stay tuned for further information about this annual event as the date approaches.
Protocol Attire
Formal attire (also known as black tie) is more formal than business attire and slightly less formal than white tie. It is the most common formal dress code for events such as weddings, balls, formal dinners, and theatre.
When choosing your attire for this event, please be mindful of modesty and show preference to others. This event is designed to be a blessing for all in attendance. Thinking of others when making your clothing selections helps to ensure a beautiful evening.
- Ladies - formal, floor length evening gown or ball gown skirt (full coverage, closed back, preferably with sleeves-if wide strapped must be covered with a wrap; nothing revealing, strapless, or with high slits); simple, non-dangly jewelry; dress shoes; dress wrap or jacket - Ladies' Protocol Attire Ideas
- Gentlemen - suit in a dark color, white shirt, and traditional bow tie or tuxedo (dark vest with suit jacket, pocket squares, cufflinks, and shirt studs are all acceptable); dark dress socks and dress shoes (no tennis shoes); no gloves, hats, or sunglasses. - Gentlemen's Protocol Attire Ideas
Winter Ball Gown Closet
The Protocol team is hosting a winter ball gown exchange that offers FREE BALL GOWNS AND WRAPS to Rhetoric School ladies looking for a lovely dress for the upcoming Winter Ball. Families who would like to donate a modest formal gown (floor length only for the winter ball) or dress wrap/jacket may do so by bringing it to the clothing rack inside the girls locker room next to the showers. The gown or wrap you donate is freely offered to any young lady in grades 10–12. If the gown fits, it's hers to keep (or donate back)! We hope this is a blessing to the giver and receiver alike. Please contact Mrs. Teri Woodroof if you have any questions.
Elective Class Selection for 2nd Semester (11th & 12th grades)
*Selections due by Thur., Jan. 25
The 2nd semester elective class selection forms are now available on Jupiter for 11th and 12th grade students to complete. These selections are due by Thursday, January 25. Classes will be automatically assigned to any students who have not made a selection by the due date. Please feel free to contact Registrar, Anya Schnell, with any questions or for assistance.
11TH GRADE ELECTIVES
2nd Period
*All students will attend a Grand Tour class 1 day per week for 9 weeks taught by Mr. Matt Dykstra
- Grammar School Teacher's Aide (1/2 credit) - teacher assignment will be given at the start of the semester
- Latin Independent Study (1/2 credit) - working with Mr. Eric Indgjerd and/or Mr. Ross Tasche
- Study Hall (no credit)
6th Period
- Intro. to Computer Science (1/2 credit) - taught by Mr. Bob Bailey
- Creative Writing (1/2 credit) - taught by Mrs. Larai Breithaupt
- Latin Independent Study (1/2 credit) - working with Mr. Eric Indgjerd and/or Mr. Ross Tasche
12TH GRADE ELECTIVES
6th Period
- Creative Writing (1/2 credit) - taught by Mrs. Larai Breithaupt
- Latin Independent Study (1/2 credit) - working with Mr. Eric Indgjerd and/or Mr. Ross Tasche
- Grammar School Teacher's Aide (1/2 credit) - teacher assignment will be given at the start of the semester
- Study Hall (no credit)
SAT Test - Thurs., Mar. 21 [9am–12pm] *During parent/teacher conferences
Oaks students will have the opportunity to take the SAT at The Oaks on Thursday, March 21 from 9:00am to 12:00pm. This is an optional test available to all 9–12th grade Oaks students. To register please complete the "SAT Registration 2024" form in Jupiter no later than Thursday, March 7. For further details, see the SAT flyer.
This year the College Board is transitioning to a digital format in which students will take the test on their laptop computer or tablet. Each student is responsible for bringing a device and power cord with the Bluebook app already installed. For those who took the PSAT last October this app is already downloaded on your device. For questions, please contact Mrs. Lynn Gibson.
Upcoming Activity Schedule Days
The Logic & Rhetoric Schools will be following an activity schedule (see the posted schedules) on the following dates. Students will follow the modified schedule throughout these days with the activity being denoted in the list below.
Fri., Jan. 12 – PM Activity Schedule
Protocol Waltz Lessons
Wed., Jan. 17 – Normal Schedule
Poetry Out Loud during 6th period
Fri., Jan. 19 – PM Activity Schedule
Protocol Waltz Lessons
Mon., Jan. 22 – Normal Schedule
Protocol Waltz Lessons during 6th period
Fri., Jan. 26 – PM Activity Schedule
Protocol Waltz Lessons
Helpful Links:
College & Career Counselor Appointment Scheduling
Lands' End School Starboard Scholarship (due 1/19/24)
And it came to pass in those days that a decree went out from Caesar Augustus that all the world should be registered. This census first took place while Quirinius was governing Syria. So all went to be registered, everyone to his own city. Joseph also went up from Galilee, out of the city of Nazareth, into Judea, to the city of David, which is called Bethlehem, because he was of the house and lineage of David, to be registered with Mary, his betrothed wife, who was with child. So it was, that while they were there, the days were completed for her to be delivered. And she brought forth her firstborn Son, and wrapped Him in swaddling cloths, and laid Him in a manger, because there was no room for them in the inn. Now there were in the same country shepherds living out in the fields, keeping watch over their flock by night. And behold, an angel of the Lord stood before them, and the glory of the Lord shone around them, and they were greatly afraid. Then the angel said to them, "Do not be afraid, for behold, I bring you good tidings of great joy which will be to all people. For there is born to you this day in the city of David a Savior, who is Christ the Lord. And this will be the sign to you: You will find a Babe wrapped in swaddling cloths, lying in a manger." And suddenly there was with the angel a multitude of the heavenly host praising God and saying: "Glory to God in the highest, And on earth peace, goodwill toward men!"
- Luke 2:1–14
Grammar School
Please refer to your child's Weekly Letter for class specific information.
Clarification Re: Rain/Snow Boots for Grammar Students
As the weather is often rainy (and hopefully snowy soon!) many grammar students are wearing or bringing rain/snow boots for recess. We are so thankful for these great shoes that keep our feet dry and warm in these winter months! As we seek to maintain our school's uniform policy here are a few notes of clarification in regards to boots.
- Boots worn only for recess may be any color, but students must have proper uniform shoes for indoor wear.
- If worn all day on a regular uniform day, boots should be solid-colored black, brown, navy, grey, or white.
- Boots may not be worn on formal uniform days, but may be brought for recess.
Please see the complete Uniform Policy for further footwear details (pg. 2, 7, & 9).
Logic & Rhetoric Schools
Poetry Out Loud - Wed., Jan. 17 [2:05–3pm]
On Wednesday, January 17, the Logic & Rhetoric Schools will be enjoying this year's Poetry Out Loud School Competition at 2:05pm in the Great Hall. Parents are welcome to come and enjoy the presentations.
Protocol Event: Rhetoric School Winter Ball - Sat., Jan., 27
*Student Meal Choices & Parent RSVPs DUE FRI., JAN. 12 - stop by Mrs. Schnell's office for assistance if needed!
The Rhetoric School Winter Ball is scheduled for Saturday, January 27, 2024 from 5–9pm in The Oaks' Great Hall. All 10th, 11th, and 12th grade students will participate in this protocol event, highlighting truth, goodness, and beauty. The evening will include a social time with tray-passed hors d'oeuvres, a full-course formal dinner, elegant ballroom dancing, and live music.
Rhetoric students should complete the Protocol: Winter Ball Meal Choice form in their Jupiter student portal by Friday, January 12. The 2023-24 Resource Fee has covered the cost of this event for your child.
Parents and grandparents of Rhetoric students are invited to attend as well. To RSVP and make your meal selection, please complete the Protocol: Winter Ball RSVP form in your Jupiter parent portal by Friday, January 12. The fee for parents and grandparents attending is $95 per person, due by February 1. Parents and grandparents are welcome to attend any or all of the dance lessons as well. These times are posted under the Upcoming Activity Schedule Days section below.
Etiquette review and training with Mr. & Mrs. Trotter will take place during the school day for all 10th through 12th grade students in preparation for the event. Stay tuned for further information about this annual event as the date approaches.
Protocol Attire
Formal attire (also known as black tie) is more formal than business attire and slightly less formal than white tie. It is the most common formal dress code for events such as weddings, balls, formal dinners, and theatre.
When choosing your attire for this event, please be mindful of modesty and show preference to others. This event is designed to be a blessing for all in attendance. Thinking of others when making your clothing selections helps to ensure a beautiful evening.
- Ladies - formal, floor length evening gown or ball gown skirt (full coverage, closed back, preferably with sleeves-if wide strapped must be covered with a wrap; nothing revealing, strapless, or with high slits); simple, non-dangly jewelry; dress shoes; dress wrap or jacket - Ladies' Protocol Attire Ideas
- Gentlemen - suit in a dark color, white shirt, and traditional bow tie or tuxedo (dark vest with suit jacket, pocket squares, cufflinks, and shirt studs are all acceptable); dark dress socks and dress shoes (no tennis shoes); no gloves, hats, or sunglasses. - Gentlemen's Protocol Attire Ideas
Winter Ball Gown Closet
The Protocol team is hosting a winter ball gown exchange that offers FREE BALL GOWNS AND WRAPS to Rhetoric School ladies looking for a lovely dress for the upcoming Winter Ball. Families who would like to donate a modest formal gown (floor length only for the winter ball) or dress wrap/jacket may do so by bringing it to the clothing rack inside the girls locker room next to the showers. The gown or wrap you donate is freely offered to any young lady in grades 10–12. If the gown fits, it's hers to keep (or donate back)! We hope this is a blessing to the giver and receiver alike. Please contact Mrs. Teri Woodroof if you have any questions.
Elective Class Selection for 2nd Semester (11th & 12th grades)
*Selections due by Fri., Jan. 26
The 2nd semester elective class selection forms are now available on Jupiter for 11th and 12th grade students to complete. These selections are due by Friday, January 26th. Classes will be automatically assigned to any students who have not made a selection by the due date. Please feel free to contact Registrar, Anya Schnell, with any questions or for assistance.
11TH GRADE ELECTIVES
2nd Period
*All students will attend a Grand Tour class 1 day per week for 9 weeks taught by Mr. Matt Dykstra
- Grammar School Teacher's Aide (1/2 credit) - teacher assignment will be given at the start of the semester
- Latin Independent Study (1/2 credit) - working with Mr. Eric Indgjerd and/or Mr. Ross Tasche
- Study Hall (no credit)
6th Period
- Intro. to Computer Science (1/2 credit) - taught by Mr. Bob Bailey
- Creative Writing (1/2 credit) - taught by Mrs. Larai Breithaupt
- Latin Independent Study (1/2 credit) - working with Mr. Eric Indgjerd and/or Mr. Ross Tasche
12TH GRADE ELECTIVES
6th Period
- Creative Writing (1/2 credit) - taught by Mrs. Larai Breithaupt
- Latin Independent Study (1/2 credit) - working with Mr. Eric Indgjerd and/or Mr. Ross Tasche
- Grammar School Teacher's Aide (1/2 credit) - teacher assignment will be given at the start of the semester
- Study Hall (no credit)
SAT Test - Thurs., Mar. 21 [9am–12pm]
*During parent/teacher conferences
Oaks students will have the opportunity to take the SAT at The Oaks on Thursday, March 21 from 9:00am to 12:00pm. This is an optional test available to all 9–12th grade Oaks students. To register please complete the "SAT Registration 2024" form in Jupiter no later than Thursday, March 7. For further details, see the SAT flyer.
This year the College Board is transitioning to a digital format in which students will take the test on their laptop computer or tablet. Each student is responsible for bringing a device and power cord with the Bluebook app already installed. For those who took the PSAT last October this app is already downloaded on your device. For questions, please contact Mrs. Lynn Gibson.
Upcoming Activity Schedule Days
The Logic & Rhetoric Schools will be following an activity schedule (see the posted schedules) on the following dates. Students will follow the modified schedule throughout these days with the activity being denoted in the list below.
Fri., Jan. 12 – PM Activity Schedule
Protocol Waltz Lessons
Wed., Jan. 17 – Normal Schedule
Poetry Out Loud during 6th period
Fri., Jan. 19 – PM Activity Schedule
Protocol Waltz Lessons
Mon., Jan. 22 – Normal Schedule
Protocol Waltz Lessons during 6th period
Fri., Jan. 26 – PM Activity Schedule
Protocol Waltz Lessons
Helpful Links:
College & Career Counselor Appointment Scheduling
Lands' End School Starboard Scholarship (due 1/19/24)
Upcoming Dates
October 8
- Grand Tour Meeting (11th Grade) [7–9pm]
October 9
- Weekly Formal Uniform Day
- Ladies' Prayer [8:30–9:15am]
- Cantabile [3pm]
October 12
- Cantabile [8:15am]
- College Financial Aid Scholarship Meeting [7-8:30pm]
October 13
- College Brown Bag Lunch - Seattle Pacific University [12:35-1:00pm]
October 14
- Mid-Term Grades Posted [8am]
- Cantabile [3pm]
October 15
- PSAT Test [8:30–11:30am]
- SAT Test [12:30–3:30pm]
October 14–16
- Parent/Teacher Conferences
October 15–16
- No School
October 19
- Cantabile [8:15am]
October 20
- College Brown Bag Lunch - Hillsdale College [12:35-1:00pm]
October 21
- College Brown Bag Lunch - Eastern Washington University [12:35-1:00pm]
October 23
- Weekly Formal Uniform Day
- Ladies' Prayer [8:30–9:15am]
- Cantabile [3pm]
- Family Night [4pm]
October 24
- MCL Jr High Volleyball Tournament
- Annual Fall Friends of The Oaks Event [5–8pm]
October 26
- Cantabile [8:15am]
October 29
- College Brown Bag Lunch - Whitworth University [12:35-1:00pm]
October 30
- Half-day [8:30am–12:15pm]
- Grandparents' Day
- Weekly Formal Uniform Day
- Cantabile [12pm]
- Family Night/Senior Night [4pm]
October 31
- MCL JV Volleyball Tournament
November 2
- Cantabile [8:15am]
November 3
- College Brown Bag Lunch - Washington State University [12:35-1:00pm]
November 6
- Weekly Formal Uniform Day
- Ladies' Prayer [8:30–9:15am]
- Cantabile [3pm]
November 6-7
- MCL Boys Soccer Tournament
- MCL Varsity Volleyball Tournament
November 9
- Cantabile [8:15am]
November 10
- College Brown Bag Lunch - Gonzaga University [12:35-1:00pm]
November 11
- High School Boys & Girls Basketball Begins
November 12
- College Brown Bag Lunch - University of Idaho [12:35-1:00pm]
November 12-13
- NW ACCS Administrators Conference
November 13
- Weekly Formal Uniform Day
- Ladies' Prayer [8:30–9:15am]
- Cantabile [3pm]
- Talent Show [6:30pm]