Loveland City Schools Newsletter

Showcase Night at Loveland High School on October 25 was a big success. We had a crowd of parents and community members who showed up to see some of the great things going on across Loveland City Schools. The district-wide open house gave students and staff members a chance to show off what they’ve been working on this year. Families also connected with new clubs, activities, and volunteer opportunities. Thank you to everyone who attended!

In Shakespeare’s time, there may have been something rotten in Denmark, but there will be something wonderfully entertaining at Loveland High School November 15th-18th. Over 60 students are involved in the fall musical production Something Rotten. The show is an homage to Shakespeare and the wonderful world of musical theater, poking fun at both of them while writing a love letter like no other.

Shakespeare is the bomb, the Elvis of Renaissance writers, and the Bottom Brothers are trying desperately to compete in the London theater world. Nick spends his life savings to visit a soothsayer to find out what will be the future of theater and beat out the bard. And it’s MUSICALS!

Not to give too much away, but tap-dancing eggs at a wedding feast try to work in as many musical references as possible.

Tickets are on sale at https://lovelandhstheater.wixsite.com/lhsdrama/box-office.

Loveland High School has been named to the 2023 AP Honor Roll with a silver designation. 62% of LHS seniors experienced at least one Advanced Placement (AP) course before graduation, and 48% of students taking AP exams scored a three or higher, earning them college credit. The College Board’s Advanced Placement program enables students to pursue college-level studies with an opportunity to earn college credit, advanced placement, or both. Congratulations to our LHS students and staff!

Sixth-grade students at Loveland Intermediate School participated in the 10th Annual Walk for Water last month. After reading the book “A Long Walk to Water” by Linda Sue Park and learning about the challenges some people face in providing water for their families in South Sudan, students take part in a fundraiser and a symbolic walk of their own. The Walk for Water has raised more than $83,000 and helped to drill nine wells. You can donate by following this link. Learn more about the impact our Walk for Water has by following this link. This project is a great example of how Loveland students learn our Core Values of Care, Respect, and Responsibility. Thank you to everyone who takes part in this great Loveland tradition!

It is time for Pass-It-On, our district-wide food drive for L.I.F.E. Food Pantry. The food drive continues through Thursday, November 16.

This is the 22nd year for Pass-It-On. L.I.F.E. Pantry will use these items to create holiday food baskets for Loveland families in conjunction with Northstar Community Church, other local churches, and local businesses.

Historically, this is the largest food drive of the year for L.I.F.E. Food Pantry. Our kids should be proud of the impact their contributions will have on the community.

For more information, please reach out to the Pass-It-On Food Drive Co-Chairs Ashley Nellis or Penny Dippold via email: passitonfooddrive@gmail.com.

Loveland Robotics is looking for volunteers! Our amazing Robotics program is hosting the 6th Annual VEX Robotics Tournament on Saturday, December 16, at Loveland Intermediate School. To make the event a success, Loveland Robotics needs volunteers in a variety of roles - including judges. Students in grades five and up can volunteer, and Loveland Robotics will certify volunteer hours.

Volunteers are also needed to serve as judges. You do not need a technical background, just an interest in curiosity and a willingness to collaborate with fellow judges. To learn more about VEX Robotics, follow this link. Learn more about volunteer roles and sign up by following this link.

Please contact Amy Stewart, stewaram@lovelandschools.org, with any questions!

We have an urgent need for bus drivers. If you know of someone who would like to drive a bus for Loveland City Schools, send them our way. We provide paid training, health insurance, and retirement benefits. Apply online by following this link, or contact our Transportation Department at (513) 683-3103.

Looking for ways to support Loveland City Schools? Several organizations raise funds and provide extra support to programs in our Loveland Tiger community. Follow the links for membership information:

Loveland Elementary PTA (LEPTA): https://www.lovelandelementarypta.org/

Loveland Middle/Intermediate PTSA: https://www.lovelandmintptsa.org/

Loveland High School PTO: Google Form

Loveland Athletic Boosters: https://lovelandathleticboosters.com/

Loveland Music Boosters: https://www.lovelandmusicboosters.com/

Loveland Robotics Boosters: https://www.lovelandroboticsboosters.org/

Loveland Schools Foundation: https://www.lovelandschools.org/Page/135

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