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Wall display showcases a grid of photos with eight people dressed up like character from the game Clue. The middle spot in the grid looks like a Clue game board, but is labeled differently to mimic the different rooms in a school.

The verdict is in for a fun twist on a family favorite board game introduced at both Adena and Freedom elementary schools the week of Halloween. “It really was a great way to bring the entire building together,” said Adena teacher Brittany Slaven, reflecting on her own class’s experience with “Schoolhouse Clue.” The week-long mystery game was designed with one driving purpose: community building.

Read More about Mystery Game Builds Community at Adena, Freedom
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As another step toward making ParentSquare Lakota’s singular school-to-home communication tool, the District is slowly introducing expanded features to Lakota parents and staff. 

A brief pilot involving four schools - Heritage Early Childhood School, Adena Elementary, Liberty Junior School and Lakota East High School (main campus only) - will allow for classroom-level communication as well as direct messaging between school staff and parents. The pilot will extend through the end of December, with the goal of rolling out the new features to all other schools in early second semester. 

Read More about Adena Pilots Expanded ParentSquare Features
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Adena Elementary School’s Diane Meyer has made a significant shift in teaching. Now in her 32nd year of education, and 31st at Adena, Meyer has moved from math to social studies, bringing a fresh and engaging approach to her classroom. Having spent the last 15 years as the "Mayor of Meyer Mathland," she is embracing a new role as the "Mayor of Meyerville," where her students are learning valuable life skills around economics and personal finance.

Read More about Earning, Spending and Learning: Inside Adena Elementary’s Meyerville Market
LEAP ACT and SAT 101

Live webinar is Tuesday September 4th, 2024 from 7pm-8pm plus time for questions over Zoom.

Attend and Learn: - How to make the best choice between the SAT and ACT - When your child should ideally take the first(and last) test - create a personalized timeline - How much preparation is typically needed for best scores.

Read More about ACT & SAT 101: Webinar: 4 Steps to an Individualized Plan for Successful Testing, hosted by LEAP and Gifted Services
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In addition to the supplies provided by your school, students in grades K-8 are asked to provide a few additional items before the first day of school. Use TeacherLists, a free new resource, to easily find your list and even shop online for the best prices on all your back-to-school supplies, if desired. High school students will continue to receive supply lists from their teachers when school starts.

Read More about 2024-2025 School Supply Lists Now Available
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Beginning Monday, June 10, ParentSquare is replacing Lakota's current notification system for sending email, phone and text alerts to all Lakota families and staff. The new, more unified school-to-home communication tool was piloted by eight Lakota schools during the last month of the 2023-2024 school year. 

For parents and staff, no action will be required to continue receiving communications, but log into your account via OneLogin to customize your communications experience and get the most out of ParentSquare.

Read More about Adena Launches ParentSquare for Communications June 10

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