LHWHS Link Crew Orientation

By Anonymous -

Good morning.  This is for parents of our LMS grade 8 students.

I just sent a Blackboard Connect email to current grade 8 parents regarding an orientation for incoming freshmen to LHWHS in August.

The body of the letter from the LHWHS Link Crew sponsors is below:



Hello! The staff and students of Ladue Horton Watkins High School
would like to invite you to:

Link Crew Freshman Orientation
Monday, August 3, 2015
8 a.m. to 12:15 p.m.
LHWHS – Main “Nielsen” Gymnasium

The purpose of Link Crew Orientation is to make your transition from middle to high school a positive one. Juniors and seniors will be serving as your leaders. You will be involved in large and small group activities to help address all of your needs and concerns in an enjoyable manner. Wear comfortable clothes (and no flip-flops) and don’t bring too much stuff (no backpacks, purses) . . . travel light! If you have any questions, please contact one of the Link Crew Coordinators listed below.

Pre-Orientation Refreshments will be provided in the Cafeteria beginning at 7:15 AM – We ask that you arrive prior to 7:55 AM and report directly to the Cafeteria.  Please be prompt!  If you arrive closer to 8 am, please report directly to the Nielsen Gymnasium.

Bus transportation to Link Crew Orientation will be provided for those who need it.  Bus schedule information for Orientation Day will be posted on the LHWHS website (http://www.ladue.k12.mo.us/lhwhs/). 

Parents, this is a student-only event.  Please drop-off and pick-up your child promptly.  We promise, we will take excellent care of your Freshman!

You will receive a reminder phone call from your junior or senior Link Leader the night before Orientation. If you prefer not to receive a call from this student who has been trained to help you, please contact one of the coordinators before August 2, 2015.

We look forward to meeting you on Orientation Day!

The Link Crew Coordinators –

David Tabscott dtabscott@ladueschools.net 983-5438
Mike Tarpey mtarpey@ladueschools.net 983-5402

Kim Gutchewsky kgutchewsky@ladueschools.net

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