It was a good week for the Seniors. See previous post. One of the things Mel did to make daily puzzles for the students. Could you have gotten these answers?
The senior class trip was a success yesterday! The Lord blessed us with amazing weather, safe travels and a lot of fun fellowship. We spent a couple hours at Sky Zone in the morning, then ate lunch downtown St. Paul at an Italian restaurant called Cossetta . We spent the afternoon at the beach at Homestead Parklands County Park near Hudson and grilled hot dogs and hamburgers for supper. Finally we drove to downtown Hudson for ice cream at Knoke's , then took a walk along the riverfront as the sun set. Many thanks to Christian & Kea Goodman, Morgan Lone, and April Sydow for chaperoning, driving, and for bringing food & games for the trip! Also, thank you, seniors, for letting your light shine everywhere you went. I really appreciated how you conducted yourself in a positive, helpful, trustworthy, and patient way throughout the day! Here is a link to pictures from the day. https://photos.app.goo.gl/ Djp3WQJmLZ4CT69U8 In Christ, Prof. G...
The Lord has blessed our students in many ways, academically and athletically and in a number of other ways. Here are two examples of the athletic gifts with which our students have been blessed. Cross Country Report: Our cross-country team put in another great performance at the Dairyland Conference meet in Augusta. In spite of having 4 runners out sick, six of our Lancers set new personal bests, and our boys managed to bring home the Dairyland Conference Champion trophy for the second year in a row! Congratulations to our Lancers for their hard work all season long that led up to this, and especially to our all-conference athletes: Logan Thompson (1st place, conference champion), Dulton Eberhardt (6th), Simeon Schaller (8th), Caleb Eichstadt (9th), and Lydia Kloke (9th). A special THANK YOU to all the fans who came out to cheer on our Lancers! Complete results are available at https://milesplit.live/ meets/639579 . Volleyball Report: CO...
We are excited that the 2024 Convention voted to continue moving forward with the gymnasium portion of the The Immanuel Long Range Expansion Committees' recommendation. You can find information about the effort here . The initial plan was to work toward both a new gym and a new fine arts center. Covid and large inflation numbers made the combined cost prohibitive and since the fine arts building can't be completed until there is a new gym to use (the site of the new fine arts center is where the current gym is located), the Convention voted to separate the projects and move forward with gymnasium portion. As can be seen from the site linked here , funding for the gym portion is at 45% of the estimated total cost. Try the codes below for a much better picture of the plans.
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