Logan High School parent SPRING NEWSLETTER...FINAL EXAMS May 31 - Finals 1, 2 and 8 June 1 - Finals 3, 4 and 5 June 4 - Finals 6, 7 and Make ups Senior Final Exams Window May 16—May

Logan High School parent

NEWSLETTER

Administration:

Principal: Dr. Deb Kollross

Dean of Students—Tony DePaolo

Assoc. Princ.: Wally Gnewikow

Activities Dir: Jordan Gilge

Hello! This is by far the most difficult newsletter I have written. Each time I went to write a few words, I could not get them on paper. It was the realization that this was my last newsletter, which was making the pro-cess difficult. It was acknowledging what matters the most, that finally gave my pen words. I have been so fortunate to work with such amazing students, staff, parents, and community members. At the heart of everyone is the care and concern for others that allows our learning community to thrive. While it was a difficult decision to retire, I am thankful for the time I had at Logan High School. I know I have been fortunate to lead the BEST high school there is! Tolerance, kindness, and patience are but a few qualities I hope have found a place in everyone’s heart. We need to recognize how delicate, yet strong our students are on so many levels. I encourage everyone to continue to grow and meet the changing de-mands within the educational realm. When faced with adversity, find solutions, when faced with challenges, be creative, when faced with greatness, celebrate! For there is no other school quite like Logan High School, where the Logan Family makes commitments to support each other whenever needed! To everyone, remember the “Front Door,” for this is where each day begins. We all have the chance to smile, say, “Good morning,” and “Have a great day!” Last, I would like to take the opportunity to welcome Mr. Gnewikow, as the next principal at Logan High School. Please welcome him with open arms and all that Logan stands for! Sincerely,

Dr. Deborah S. Kollross

Principal

1—From the Principal

2—Calendar

3—Senior Inbformation

4-5—Students of the Month

6-9—Honor Roll

10—Forensics

11—Technology & Engineering

12—Viterbo Recognition

La Crosse Public

Eduction Foundation Grant

13—20—Academic Recognition

21—Top 5%

22—FBLA

23—DECA

24—Business Law

25-26—World Language

27—KUDOS to Theresa Zahn!

La Crosse Promise

28—Day of Silence

29-33—Activities

34—Hands on Health

35—Parents who Host

36-37—HSA

Logan High School

1500 Ranger Dr.

La Crosse, WI 54603

608 789-7700

www.lacrossesd.org/logan

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Logan Parent Newsletter

Upcoming Events

MAY

1-3- ACT ASPIRE GRADE 9

5 - PROM Logan H S 8-11:30 PM

5 - WSMA State Solo & ENSEMBLE

7-18 - AP TESTING WINDOW

11 - Early Release

11 - YEARBOOK DISTRIBUTION

1 p.m. @ MPR

20 - Spring Orchestra Concert 1:00 p.m.

20 - Spring Vocal Concert 4:00 p.m.

20 - Spring Band Concert 7:30 p.m.

16-22 SENIOR FINALS WINDOW

26 - GRADUATION @ LAX Center 5:30 p.m.

28 - NO SCHOOL

28 - Memorial Day Parade

31 - FINALS 1,2,8 (Grades 9-11)

JUNE

1 - FINALS 3,4,5 (Grades 9-11)

4 - FINALS 6,7, Makeup (Grades 9-11)

4 - QTR ENDS/SEM 2 ENDS

9th, 10th & 11th grades

FINAL EXAMS

May 31 - Finals 1, 2 and 8

June 1 - Finals 3, 4 and 5

June 4 - Finals 6, 7 and Make ups

Senior Final Exams Window

May 16—May 22

Logan High School

proudly presents

The Class of 2018

May 26—5:30 PM

La Crosse Center

Summer School begins

June 6

End-of-the-Year Laptop Collection All seniors will turn in their computers on Thursday, May 17. If a computer is needed for a final, the teachers giving those finals will notify the LMC director. After May 17, all seniors’ laptops will be locked unless they are needed for a final.

Students in grades 9-11 will turn in their computers on Wednesday, May 30. If a computer is needed for a final, the teachers giving those finals will notify the LMC director. After May 30, all grades 9-11 laptops will be locked unless they are needed for a final.

Students attending summer school will NOT use their school laptop. All laptops except those that need repair will be stored for the sum-mer. Summer school students will have alternate computer access.

As you may recall, laptop insurance does not cover damage or loss to the items in the following list. If these items are not returned or are not replaced with official Apple products, the student will be billed for the amounts indicated.

Charging cable: $80 Case: $40 Duckhead: $10 Laptop: $800


FROM THE LMC DIRECTOR

May 2: Mandatory Senior Meeting 1:30 pm

May 5: Prom– Logan High School 8 pm to midnight

May 7-18: AP Exam Window

May 16-22: Senior Final Exams Window

May 23: Athletic Banquet/Senior Awards

Logan Fieldhouse—7 pm

May 24: Mandatory Graduation Practice

Fieldhouse—10 am

Students MUST attend

SENIOR PICNIC TO FOLLOW

May 26: GRADUATION

La Crosse Center 5:30 pm

Senior Countdown-Important Information


Jordi Pasch

Mai Thao Anna Koblitz

Mackenzey Larsen

Justin Vang

Sawyer Baumgardt

Pa Choua Vang

Alex Redman

Ron Burkhardt Jordan Johnson


Emily Johnson Fredrick Tetzlaff Kaleb Lycke Kylie Berger

Griffin Sullivan Aurora Waite Natalie Mutschelknaus

Hunter Hill

Elizabeth pierce

LOGAN HIGH SCHOOL

CUM LAUDE - QUARTER 3 (3.0 - 3.499)

HONOR ROLL BASED ON TERM 3 GPA AS OF 4.12.18

2017-2018

SENIORS

MALLORY ALLEN JACOB GHELFI TERIANA VOVES XYLONA MERRELL-

FRANKLIN BAKALARS TRENT HERLITZKA SUMMER WERNIMONT CHA MOUA

MEGAN BAKALARS EDDIE ROYAL JR ALEXANDER WING NICHOLAS PAHL

CHLOE BARTH ALAYNA SCHULTZ AUSTEN WUENSCH ELIZABETH PIERCE

JOHN BJORNSTAD EVAN SCHULTZ MARCUS JARRETT TONYA PITT

JOHNATHAN BLOMBERG CJ SIEGEL ANDREW KJOS CAMERON POPOUTSIS

DAKOTA CLAUSON ANDREW SIMMS CHARISSE KOSCAL PETER XIONG

AMANDA CLEMENTS CHOL TONG ALEX LENGEL AUSTIN ZIELKE

DAN THUY DUONG MALIA TRUJILLO ANNA MCCONAHAY

JUNIORS

BRENNAN ALBRIGHT MACKEY DRAKE CHARLES LENSER PATRICK SCHWABENBAU-

JAMES ANTHONY JAMES DUFFRIN KATRINA LETTNER IAN SCOTT

JAMES BARTSCH JOELLEEN ERICKSON ALEXANDER MAGNUSON ANTONIO SIEGEL

HAILEY BEACH BRANDY GALVIN CALVIN MAVIN KAO ONG THAO

LUCAS BEARD GABRIELLA GESZVAIN MOLLY MIKKELSON ROSE KOU VANG

ALYASSA BROWN KABLIA HER SAMUEL NOVAK SERENA VINSON

DAJIA BURKS ALEXANDER KARAU ETHAN PUESCHNER DAVID VIRGIL

SAM CHRISTENSON ALYSSA KELSEY BRIANNA SANDERSON CHAI XIONG

ARIANA CORDOVA HART LARSON AVERY SCHAMS WA XIONG

ALEX COSBY JASUWAH LAUBE

SOPHOMORES

OLIVIA BENSON KAYLA LORENZ ELEANOR SOLBERG JACOB WALLACE

JENNA DAVIS DYLAN MITCHELL MATTHEW STANGL CAMERON WALTERS

ASHLEY DEVER DELIA MORTELL PAIGE STEVENSON ALEEYA WITZKE

JEKHI DILLARD XIA MOUA KEEGAN STREECK KILEE WITZKE

ALEX GAVRILOS LANIE POMPLUN YEE THAO KALIA XIONG

CLARA HARTER AONER SALGADO FLOYD THOMAS THANA KHAN XIONG

TOU LEE JACKSON SALZWEDEL MAI CHIA VUE

FRESHMEN

TRACY BYE KEAHNAH GOSA CARSON MARKUSSEN MAVERICK SILA

ELI CARR ZACHARY HENDRICKS SIMEON MAVIN EMMA SNODGRASS

MYQWAHN EID AEDAN HIGGINS JACKSON MORRISON JULIE SUITER

LAUREN ERICKSON MASON HORTON AALIYAH NEFF MARCI SZAFRAN

CALVIN FENNIE AVERIANNA JACOBSON SAWANN PHAYVANH BRONG THAO

THOMAS FLOTTMEYER NICHOLAS JOHNSON NATHANIEL POWELL JADEN WALKER

ELIJAH FORER KAYLA KORISH ABIGAIL PROKES TRENT WIELAND

MOLLY FREY ELLIOT LARSON MATTHEW SCHREADER EMMA WILSON

CASSANDRA FUNMAKER KALEB LYCKE JASMINE SIEGEL KENJI XIONG

JORDAN GEIER


Ranger Pride!

LOGAN HIGH SCHOOL

MAGNA CUM LAUDE - QUARTER 3 (3.5 - 3.749)


2017-2018

SENIORS

PAUL BARTLE BROOKE GINTHER GALATEA LEE XZAVIER STEELE

CLAIRE BEKKUM MACKENZIE HANSON JALEN LINCOLN LAM THOANG

BROCK BENSON DANIELLE HARNISCH ABIGAIL MOAT DYLAN THOREN

MIA BURK SAMANTHA HARTER GARRETT OLSON YEE XENG VANG

ALYA BUSHMAN TAYLOR HERNANDEZ MARIDETH QUARBERG JOHN VUE

JULIA BUSWELL MAYA HEY MICHAEL RICE ALEXIA WALZ

MARIA CARR CHRISTIAN KAPANKE OSCAR SEXAUER HONG KONG XIONG

ISABELLA CHASE CONNER KNERZER CHERI SMITH LEAD XIONG

SUMMER FISHER CAMERON KOZLOWSKI CODY SPEER JULIE YANG

LAUREN GERKE NINA KUDIMOVA

JUNIORS

TANNER BOGE KILLIAN HARDING ELLA MONAHAN GARRETT SIMMONS

MALIK BROWN JANELLE JARRETT MEGAN OLSON ADDISON STEVENSON

CHRISTOPHER DONAHUE ELLIE JOHNSON KYRA OSLEY AURORA WAITE

HANNAH DULL ANNA LOGAN STERLING ROPER AARON XIONG

CHEYANNE GEIWITZ JOHNATHAN MARCOU MORGAN SCHILLINGER VANG XIONG

SOPHOMORES

GENEVIEVE BOUZEK JACOB KIND DEVIN MORAN ZACHARY STOECKLY

SAIGE CERDA-REYES MARISSA KLEMAN TRENT PREW SOM CHAI THAO

ALLISON ERICKSON KAILE KRONSTEDT BENNETT RYAN CONNOR VISCASILLAS

ALEXA FURUTA MACKENZEY LARSEN EMILY SAGEN VICTORIA WITCRAFT

MADELYNN HAMMOND LEVI MAGNUSON KALEB SIVANICH BOY YANG

IAN HOFLAND

FRESHMEN

VIRGINIA BROWN JONAH GRUEN DALE LAWRENCE KRYSTIN ROCHESTER

ELIJAH DAHMAN DAYNE HOFF SYNCLARE MAVIN KESLEE SCHROEDER

SOREN DOERFLER REBECCA ICKES AUSTIN MOUA MURIEL SEVERSON

MORGAN FUCHS QUINN JORGENSEN KIA MOUA MAI LU THAO

ALLISON GESZVAIN AARON KLINGE MCKENNA OETTEL VINCENT TOOKE

NATHANIEL GREEN LUCILLE KUJAK COLBY OLSON AVERY WERNER

DAKOTA GRUEN STEVIE LARGE DAO PHAYVANH SARENA YANG


We are proud of our Students!

LOGAN HIGH SCHOOL

SUMMA CUM LAUDE - QUARTER 3 (3.750 - 4.0)


2017-2018

SENIORS

MATTHEW BORSHEIM ANDREW KLINGE ALEXIS MUELLER ELIJAH SZYMANSKI

MADISON BUNNELL KELLI JO KNOBLOCH ELIJAH MUHAMMAD VA THAO

GRIFFIN DINSE BENJAMIN LEDOQ NATALIE MUTSCHELKNAUS BRADSHAW VANDENBERG-

ANNIKA DOME APRIL LIMBERG JAMIE NOWOSATKO ALYSSA WHITE

MATTHEW ESCHER ISAAC LIST AIDEN ROSS BRITTANY WIELAND

ALISON FOUST ANTHONY MARX ERIC SAGEN LIHAI WILKINS

EMILY FOUST DAKOTA MCALLISTER KYLE SCHOSSO OLIVIA WITCRAFT

AUDREY GERZEMA BRADY MCCOY BENJAMIN SMITH KAO XIONG

MADELINE HENNEMAN CAITLYN MCQUISTON-KEIL AMANDA STRIEGEL CHA YANG

CLARA HOFLAND ANNA MIKAT EVELYN SWEETMAN SOUA YANG

KASMIRA KEIM-KRAMER TREVOR MILLER

JUNIORS

SYDNIE ADAMS ETHAN HANEWALL ASHLEY MCQUISTON-KEIL EMILY SULLIVAN

JACOB ARTTUS VIOLETTE HANSON-MYERS ELIZABETH MILLER GRIFFIN SULLIVAN

MOLLY ARTTUS TYLER HARRIS JENNA MILLER LEAH SURPRENANT

SOPHIE BAGGETT NICOLE HARTLEIP MASON PARKHURST VINCENT TRABOULSI

SAWYER BAUMGARDT ANYA HIRSCH JOSHUA PERRY PAIGE TREAKLE

JESSICA BESL WILLIAM HOETH SETH PETERSEN THAYING VANG

CADEN BOGE JUSTIN HOLZER ALICE RAGAN RYAN VANNULAND

CAITLIN COFFEY MADELINE ICKES REBECA REICHELT MAXWELL WALSH

ETHAN COLEMAN JUNAID KHAN JOSEBA SANTA CRISTINA ALEX YANG

LAUREN COZY SHELBY KLOBUCAR AUSTIN SATHER GER YANG

BENJAMIN FOWLER THOMAS KUJAK JEANANNE SCHULZE KEONI YOUNG

NICHOLAS FREY CHEYANNE MATTIE SAMARA SHERIN

SOPHOMORES

ASHLEY ANDERSON MARI HAUSCHILDT GABRIEL MILLER WILLIAM STEVENS

ELLA BACHIM LYDIA HAUSER REBECCA MILLER ENYA SZYMANSKI

NATALIE BAKER CLARA HAVLIK HANNAH MOGAVERO ALEXANDER THOMOPSON

WILLIAM BECK NICHOLE HENDRICKS ADELINE MUMM GRETA TRAPP

KYLIE BERGER MICHAEL JANKOWSKI ALEXIA NELSON CALEB TRUSSONI

CLAIRE BORSHEIM EMILY JOHNSON ERIK O'BRIEN RACHEL TULLY

DOMINIC COPELAND JACOB JOHNSON OWEN PARKHURST JAYIA VANG

JARRED COY MELINDA KAST JEFFREY ROCHESTER IAN VIROCK

JULIAN ERICKSON ANNA KOBLITZ MAX ROSWALL MARLIE VOIGT

EMILY FLOTTMEYER ELLA LEDOCQ LIEBA SCHWALBE ANGELINA XIONG

JACKSUN HAMILTON ORION LEE GUENEVERE SEXAUER MAI DOUA XIONG

KAITLYN HANSON THOMAS LENZ ZACHARY SLEVIN NATTAKIJ YANG

MAXWELL HARCEY SOPHIA MCGAFF ABIE SPRAIN KAINOA YOUNG

VICTORIA HART


FRESHMEN

MEGAN ABRAHAM KALEB FANNING-BURR CHORD LECLAIRE MASON SATHER

CATHERINE AXNESS MACIE FERGUSON ZENNILYNN LOMEN GWENDOLYN SCHROEDER

DANIEL BAGGETT GRACE FREDRICKSEN ZACHARY MENDEN MAI THAO

MADISON BILYEU JOSEPH FROEGEL ANIKA NYSTROM ETHAN THOMPSON

LAUREN BOGE COOPER HARLIN JORDI PASCH BROOKE THUMAN

JULIANNA BRUEMMER SOPHIA HARLIN JOEL RESTEL AVERY TROHKIMOINEN

ELLIE CHRISTENSEN WINIFRED HILKER KASSIE ROOT ISABELLA VANG

KJERSTIN COSBY LUCAS JOHNSON GRIFFIN ROPER ZOUA XIONG

REGAN EMLET GRACIE JOLEY RANDI JO ROSEN MAI DER YANG

TIA ENDRIZZI JACK KNOTHE KENDRA ROYER

LACROSSROADS/LOGAN HIGH SCHOOL

CUM LAUDE - QUARTER 3 (3.0 - 3.499)


2017-2018

JUNIORS JAKOB BURKHARDT

MESHELL EID

GRANT MARKUSSEN

SOPHOMORES

ZACHORY COPPER


MAGNA CUM LAUDE - QUARTER 3 (3.5 - 3.749)

2017-2018

SENIORS

ALDEN FROST-LY

TATUM VALENTINE

JUNIORS

JORDAN M. JOHNSON

SOPHOMORES

JEREMY HAYWOOD

RONNIE A. LANE


SUMMA CUM LAUDE - QUARTER 3 (3.75 -

2017-2018

JUNIORS

BYRAIUS MOYER

SOPHOMORES

ADRIEN RHODES




Twelve students, one veteran team member and eleven novices, Logan's largest team, per-formed at the State Forensics Tournament at UW-Madison on Friday, April 20th. Earning bronze medals were sophomore novic-es Natalie Baker and Kayla Weisbrod in the prose category, D'angelo Criscione in the poet-ry category and Bennett Ryan in the moments in history speech category; junior Christopher Donahue in the radio speaking category and senior Griffin Dinse in the solo-acting catego-ry. Novices Kao Xiong, senior, and Abie Sprain, sophomore, earned silver medals; Xiong pre-sented the short story "To Serve Man" in the prose category while Sprain delivered his mo-ments in history speech on the Non-Intercourse Embargo Act of 1809.

Veteran team member sophomore Max Roswall earned a critic's choice gold medal for his four-minute speech on regarding free speech and censorship. Three novice team members, senior John Vue, sophomore Enya Szymanski and freshman Julianna Bruemmer also earned critic's choice gold medals for their performances in farrago––Vue––prose––Szymanski––and solo-acting––Bruemmer. With her gold-medal winning per-formance, Bruemmer begins the journey to be-ing Logan's next four-year gold medal winner, an honor most recently earned by Killian Harnish, class of 2017.

Back row left to right: Max Roswall, Abie Sprain, Christopher Donahue, Julianna Bruemmer, Kayla Weisbrod and Bennett Ryan Front row left to right: Griffin Dinse, D'angelo Criscione, Enya Szymanski, Natalie Baker and John Vue Reclining: Kao Xiong


The Logan Digital Electronics class competed in the SouthWest Robotics and Electronics Challenge sponsored by Western Technical College last Friday. Logan teams won all four events. Place winners for Logan were:

Maze Competition

1st place Austin Sather and Simon List

Dead Reckoning Competition

1st place Boy Yang & Gabe Miller

Blind Navigation Competiton

1st place Paige Teakle & Caitlin Coffey

Open Electronics and Robotics Contest

1st place Ben Ledocq – Myoelectric Hand

3rd place Alex Magnuson- Acoustic Levitation Machine

Alex shows off an open electronics design

Paige and Caitlyn with a first place finish

Digital electronics students getting ready for competition.


Technology & Engineering

Logan students represented our high school outstandingly at the Viterbo Student Volun-teer Recognition Ceremony held on April 16. Representing Logan and acknowledged for Voluunteer work in our community were: Maria Carr, Anna Mikat, John Vue and Kao Xiong. Anna Mikat spoke on behalf of Logan. Also receiving awards, but not in attend-ance were Ben Smith and Clara Hofland.


Pictured from left to right: John Vue, Kao Xiong, Maria Carr, and Anna Mikat, Anna Mikat spoke. Receiving the award but not in attendance: Ben Smith and Clara Hofland.

Viterbo Volunteer Recognition Ceremony

On behalf of the Logan High School GSA, Katie Beyer and Byron Holz have been awarded a grant by the La

Crosse Public Education Foundation. The grant will allow Logan to host nationally-known safe schools advocate Jamie Nabozny to speak to the entire school next October. The presentation will be a part of the city-wide Unity Day which raises awareness about bully-ing and teaches techniques to prevent it.

Nabozny was seriously bullied while a student in Ashland, Wisconsin. Both middle school and high school administrators failed to take action, even after he received life-threatening injuries. Fearing for his life, Nabozny eventually left school. He sued school officials for failing to act to end the bullying. Nabozny v. Podle-sny set precedent and affirmed school personnel’s legal re-sponsibility to protect stu-dents. The story has been made into the movie, Bullied: A Student, a School and a Case That Made History.

Jamie Nabozny

GSA, Katie Beyers and Byron Holz have been awarded a grant

by the La Crosse Public Education Foundation.

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STUDENTS OF THE YEAR

2017-2018


ART

Lam Thoang

BUSINESS EDUCATION

Lucas Freng

Marketing & DECA

Brittany Wieland and Alison Foust

ENGLISH

Kao Xiong

You’ve demonstrated your skill; now it’s time to chill!

The 2018 Academic Recognition Ceremony was held on Thursday, April 26.

Over 500 students were recognized for their academic achievements.

FAMILY & CONSUMER

Isabella Chase

LACROSSROADS

TBA

MATH

Alison Foust

Brad Vandenberg-Daves


MUSIC

Audrey Gerzema

HEALTH

Isabella Chase


BIOLOGY: Andy Klinge CHEMISTRY: Ben Ledocq

SCIENCE

PHYSICS: Keoni Young

HEALTH/SCIENCE ACADEMY

Emily Foust, Soua Yang, and Anna Mikat

ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE

Eric Sagen

PHYSICAL EDUCATION

Matt Escher

SOCIAL STUDIES: Aiden Ross

ACHIEVEMENT AWARD

April Limbert

PERSEVERANCE AWARD

Hong Kong Xiong

Pa Choua Vang


Megan Bakalars

TECHNOLOGY & ENGINEERING

COMPUTERS & ELECTRONICS

Ben Ledocq

GRAPHIC ARTS

Evelyn Sweetman

WELDING & AUTOMOTIVE

Brady McCoy

WORLD LANGUAGE & GERMAN

Annika Dome

CHINESE

Natalie Mutschelknaus

SPANISH

Kao Xiong

WORLD LANGUAGE


FRENCH

Jessica Besl



Thank you to the sponsors of our 2018 Academic Recognition Ceremony!

Arctic Springs Supper Club

BA Burrito

Burracho’s

Café Logan

Caribou Coffee

Carlos O’Keilly’s

Digger’s Sting

Great Harvest Bread Company

Hmong’s Golden Egg Rolls

International Bake Shoppe

Kwik Trip

La Crosse Family Restaurant

Little Caesar’s

Mama K’s Pizza

Margie’s on Rose

Moka

Newie’s Vogue

North Country Steak Buffet

Reinhart Food Service

Starbuck’s

Super Buffet

Sweet Shop

Thao’s Thai Restaurant & Deli

T-Jo’s Pizza

The Logan Family appreciates your never ending support of our

students and staff!

We sincerely thank you,

Ranger Renaissance


Ranger Pride!


DECA STATE WINNERS! Five students advanced to the STATE competition held in Lake Geneva in March. Students competed with the best 3,000 students from WISCONSIN DE-CA. Enya Szymanski competed in Principles of Hospitality, Caitlyn Keil and Riley Powell competed in Fashion Merchandising Promotional Plan and Travel and Tourism Marketing. Both earned top ten medals for their efforts. Alison Foust and Brittany Wieland competed in Hospitality Service Marketing and earned top ten medals for their efforts.

They also competed in the Advertising Campaign promotion project and were top 3 in the STATE. Alison and Brittany earned scholarships and qualified for the ICDC (International Career De-velopment Conference) where they will compete with the best Marketing/DECA students from all 50 states plus Canada, Guam and Germany. They will be in Atlanta, Georgia April 20-25. Ms. Hoesley-Washa is proud of all of her students hard work!



Spanish V students participate with University of Wisconsin La Crosse Spanish students in their level 300 and 201 classes. We are grate-ful to Profesora Candia for letting us be part of her university classes! These partnerships encourage the continued study of World Languages and travel as well build confidence in their abilities.



World Language


This past Fall, the La Crosse Public Education Foundation and the La Crosse Community Foun-dation graciously gave grants that were used to purchase readers for Logan’s Spanish classes. The LPEF grant purchased 30 classroom readers for the following four books: Esperanza, Agentes secretos y el Mundo de Picasso, La hija del Sastre, and La Guerra Sucia. Through a Glob-al Awareness Grant, The La Crosse Community Foundation granted the purchase of 30 readers for La Llorona de Mazatlán, La Mara Salvatrucha, and Frida Kahlo.

Through the book, La Mara Salvatrucha, Spanish V students have explored many topics related to the MS13 gang such as the civil war in El Salvador, child soldiers, why many immigrants in the U.S. have been children from El Salvador and how this notorious gang began in the United States. These stu-dents are not only improving their literacy skills in Spanish but also developing an awareness of cur-rent events. They are working on grammar structures to give opinions on what they are reading. These students mentioned the readers are easy to read and interesting!

Spanish Immersion students have been using the new Frida Kahlo reader. These students have creat-ed self- portraits and added their joys and concerns as part of the self-portrait emulating what the artist Frida Kahlo is known for. These students created a family tree in Spanish of Frida’s family and will be acting out chapters from the book. These same students also went to the Minneapolis Institute of Art to view other artist’s self -portraits to compare. We want to thank both the La Crosse Public Education Foundation and the La Crosse Community Foundation for their generous gifts! We can’t wait to start using the other readers in our classes next year!

Please help us con-gratulate two mem-bers of our district family - Lyn Halvor-son and Teresa Zahn! Halvorson was hon-ored with the School Nutrition Association of Wisconsin's (SNA-WI) 2018 Director of

the Year Award and Logan High School's Zahn was honored as the 2018 Employee of the Year. Both will be honored at the SNA-WI Annual State Conference in June.


Café Logan’s Theresa Zahn awarded

Nutrition Association of Wisconsin

2018 Employee of the Year!

We are Ranger Proud! Theresa on left; Lyn Halvorson on right

May 1: Spring Job Fair was held in Logan’s fieldhouse. Area employers

were on hand to answer student questions. Stop by the Future Center for

more information or call 608 789 2049.

Day of Silence


Logan students and staff organized a week-long campaign that led up to the na-tion-wide event, Day of Silence, a day where students take a vow of silence to call attention to the silencing effect of bullying and harassment. During lunches, students collected sig-natures from classmates who pledged to stand up for those who have been silenced.

In addition, DOS videos were shown in the pit and there was a nice display that provided ways to speak up against transphobia, ableism, homophobia, gender-based harassment, racism, and income inequali-ty. At the end of the week, Logan students showed their support by not speaking for the entire day! To break the silence, Mayor Kabat visited Logan to read a proclamation recognizing the event city wide.

Thank you to all the teachers, administrators, community members, and students for making this event a success!




Logan High School will host an end

of year athletic awards ceremony

at 7:00 pm on Wednesday, May 23.

Senior awards will be given out

this night. We will also recognize

our first year letter winners, three

sport athletes, and any special ac-

complishments from the school

year. Please put this date on your

calendar as we would like all stu-

dents and parents involved in ath-

letics this year to attend. The pro-

gram will last until 8:00 pm and an

ice cream social will follow.

First Team All Conference

CJ Siegel - Boys Basketball

Second Team All Conference

Christian Kapanke - Wrestling

Robert Snodgrass - Wrestling

Ben Fowler - Hockey

Gabby Geszvain - Gymnastics

Honorable Mention All Conference

Dallas Kapanke - Wrestling

Dakota Gruen - Wrestling

Jeremiah Nagel - Wrestling

Calvin Mavin - Boys Basketball

Matthew Borsheim - Boys Basketball

Claire Borsheim - Girls Basketball

Jenna Davis - Girls Basketball

Drew Kjos - Hockey

Gunnar Snyder - Hockey


Sportsmanship Team All Conference

Justin Lund - Wrestling

Josh McGrath - Boys Basketball

Brittany Wieland - Girls Basketball


Player of the Year

CJ Siegel (Co-Player) - Boys Basketball

Logan High School

201718 Winter Sports

MVC All Conference Awards

Congratulations to the following students for being nominated by your coach as the Athlete of the Month for

February: Aurora Waite - Powerlifting, Abby Prokes - Gymnastics, Zach Slevin - Swimming, Robert Snod-

grass - Wrestling, Eric O'Brien - ASL Floor Hockey, Drew Kjos - Boys Hockey, Julia Buswell - Dance, Jack

Blomberg - Ski team, CJ Siegel - Boys Basketball, and Leah Surprenant - Girls Basketball.


Zach Slevin Aurora Waite Abby Prokes

Robert Snodgrass Eric O’Brien Drew Kjos Julia Buswell

Jack Blomberg CJ Siegel Leah Surprenant

Congratulations to the following students for being nominated as our March Ath-letes of the Month: Eli Szymanski - baseball, Greta Trapp - girls track and field, Ethan Coleman - boys track and field, and Olivia Witcraft - softball.


Eli Szymanski

Ethan Coleman

Greta Trapp

Olivia Witcraft

Ranger Athletes of the Month—March



Tips to avoid being a party to underage drinking

• Don't be afraid to be the bad guy. Taking a tough stand on alcohol use can

help youth say no when they are pressured to drink by their friends.

• Talk with other adults about hosting alcohol-free youth events. Unity cre-

ates a tough, enforceable message.

• Set a positive example. If you host a party, always serve alternative non-

alcoholic beverages and do not let anyone drink and drive.

• Stay home if a teen is a hosting a party in your home. Observe the activities

and confiscate any alcohol that may be brought by party goers.

Report underage drinking to the police promptly.

Summer...prom….graduation….outdoor activities…

tis the season!

Please keep the tips below

In mind for your family celebrations!

BE SAFE...BE RESPECTFUL...BE RESPONSIBLE!

ENJOY SUMMER!

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