It has been a longstanding tradition at Lahser to allow seniors to say their final goodbyes in a Senior Directory which will be posted in the 2010 Lahser Yearbook.

Please follow these specific Senior Directory instructions

Due Friday, March 5… NO EXCEPTIONS

Attention:
Do you still need Community Service hours or NHS hours?

We are having a recycling can and bottle drive on the first Saturday of every month and need students to help. This is a great way to get some hours and help raise money for the All Knight Party.

If you would like to volunteer contact Sue McAvoy 248-454-1117. 

Seniors – the Michigan Education Association (MEA) Scholarship is available to students who plan on attending a Michigan public community college, a four-year degree-granting institution or a vocational training institution in the fall of 2010.  Applications are available in the CRC. 

• Senior Pictures: must be completed by January 31st, 2010

Step 1: Your transcript MUST be into Mrs. Wagner signed by a parent or guardian

Step 2: A college router sheet (located in the Counseling Office) must be completely filled out accompanied with the $2.00 processing fee

Step 3: The counselors would like the following filled out and submitted to them before they sign or write a recommendation for you:

• Senior Parent Questionnaires
• Senior Student Questionnaires
• Personal resume

Step 4: Any paperwork from the college must accompany the router sheet (many times after you submit your college application on-line a “counselor or secondary school” page must be printed.)

Step 5: Any teacher recommendations from teachers must be given to Mrs. Wagner. She will keep your recommendations in a file for you and copy them per your request for the application. It is your responsibility to remind the teacher that you asked for the recommendation.

Step 6: Be patient!! Some colleges get back to you in two weeks; some in 8 months. In many cases, the earlier you get your application in, the better chance you have in getting into that college.

Good Luck!!

College freshman that live in dormitories have an increased risk of getting Meningococcal disease.

What you need to know; Meningococcal disease is a serious illness, caused by a bacteria.  Anyone can get meningococcal disease.  It is most common in infants less than one year old and people with certain medical conditions, such as lack of a spleen.   Ask your Doctor or nurse for more information or go to: http://www.vna.org//myh_meningitis.aspx

The Lahser 2010 Commencement will be at Meadow Brook on Sunday,
June 13, 2010 at 1:00 pm

For directions to Meadow Brook click on the link above.