SPECIAL NOTICE:
Clover
Trinity Lutheran School will be closed on Wednesday March 3rd
for the funeral of Wally Kaster. Wally was one of our bus drivers in
the 07-08 school year, and has been a life-long supporter of our
school. If you wish to attend, the service starts at 11am.
The Little Lambs Child Development Center will
be open and available on Wed. If you need childcare due to school being
cancelled we would ask that you please call ahead so we can
appropriately staff the facility. Due to regulations we have to have so
many adults per child.
Thank you,
Marcus Lutz
Administrator
This Week at Clover: February
23, 2010
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Wednesday |
2/24 |
8:40 AM |
Chapel with Mrs. Reinke |
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Friday |
2/26 |
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Popcorn Day – 50 ¢ a bag! |
HAPPY
BIRTHDAY!
DO YOU HAVE PRODUCE?
Don’t let your extra produce go to waste! Our Lunch
program is looking for donations of fresh fruit and vegetables. For
more information, contact Joyce at our school, 326-5198.
Walking in His Light
The chosen Bible verse
for the 2009/2010 school year is 1 John 1:7.
“If we walk in the Light, as He is in the Light,
we have fellowship with one another,
and the blood of Jesus, His Son,
purifies us from all sin.”
Ephesians 2:4-5
Because of his great love for us, God, who is rich in
mercy,
made us alive with Christ even when we were dead in our
transgressions
- it is by grace you have been saved.
Thoughts on today's verse
I cannot think of anything I'd prefer the Holy God to be
rich in than mercy. I know my failures, shortcomings, sins, and
transgressions. Without his mercy to pardon, and without his grace to
send Jesus to pardon at first, I would be lost and without God. Now,
because of his rich mercy, my life is tied to Jesus' future and not the
one I earned for myself.
Prayer:
Father of all grace and mercy, thank you. Thank you for
being God like you are God. Thank you for extending grace when I have
not deserved it. Thank you for giving mercy when I most needed it. Thank
you for giving life when I thought my life was doomed and hopeless. May
my wealth be found in mercy and grace much more than money and gold.
Help me be more like you. Through my older brother, Jesus, I pray. Amen
CTLS
CHAPEL
NOTE:
PLEASE COME WORSHIP WITH US
AT WEDNESDAY
CHAPEL EACH WEEK AT 8:40 AM.
LITTLE LAMBS
Child Development Center
We
will be open during Spring Break
March
15th - March 18th.
To
help us be more prepared,
call
ahead to reserve your child a spot:
326-2767.
Due to staffing issues, please call for drop-ins.
March 19th we will be closed.
Have a good vacation!
GRANDPARENT’S DAY
We will be celebrating Grandparent’s Day (March 10) again during
Lutheran School Week, March 8-12. Please watch for invitations to be
coming home and help your child invite their grandparents for the day.
LIBRARIAN NEEDED
Do you have a few hours a week you could
volunteer to help out in the library? Your contribution would be
greatly appreciated. Please contact the school.
POPCORN DAYS AGAIN
PTO will be selling popcorn beginning Friday. February
26th.
Cost per bag is 50¢.
PTO
Chocolate
Night
Click to see the
pictures.
GREAT
SKI DAY!
Thank you to all the parents who help transport and
supervise students on Friday. We apologize if the busses not running on
ski day caused a problem in your family. We encourage parents to read
all newsletters and notes sent home with student to keep up with school
activities and changes. If you have any questions, please contact the
school.
REMINDER
Did you make your February tuition payment?
Thank
you for your cooperation!
CLOVER
LIST
We are starting a
“Clover List” where families can list items they are looking for or
need to hand down (no junk, please).
Contact the school at
clovertls@filertel.com to submit an ad. Please include your
contact information.
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I have a wide assortment of girl’s clothes size
6x to 10 for sale. I have everything from formal dresses to
jeans to play clothes, including gymboreee outfits and much
more. If you are interested in seeing what I have please give me
a call. Most are in excellent and nearly new shape! Call
Christy Davies 308-1735 or email at
cdavies@cableone.net .
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MOVING SALE: Refrigerator; gas stove; chest
deep freezer; 4 piece bedroom set; queen size bed w/Restonic
mattresses & leather headboard; canning jars; 2 pressure
cookers. Yvonne @ 329-0724 or 733-8180
OTHER NEWS:
Friday, February 19th 6 pm to midnight is craft
night at Twin Falls Reformed Church.
Everyone is welcome to bring a craft, scrapbooking, sewing etc
that they are working on and get it done among other women who
love to craft and never have enough time to get them done.
Christy Davies (Rose's mom) is the hostess of this event at the
church and again it is open to all women. If you have questions,
give Christy at call at 308-1735 or email her at
cdavies@cableone.net. See you there!
St. Benedicts Health Fair
is March 13th. This is an excellent time to get routine lab
tests done at a much lower price and without a trip to the dr.
please visit
www.stbenshospital.org for more information and the price
list.
PTO UPDATE
Hello everyone
thank you to all who came bowling we had a great time!
REMINDER OF
UPCOMING EVENTS:
Thanks for another
fun school year! Let’s keep the support going strong until the
end of school. Please keep your eye out for new family's to
come to Clover so they too may see the great things our school
has to offer.
God's Blessing,
Jerica Meyer
KNOW WHAT
IS GOING ON
Want to be more connected? Would you like to receive
text messages on what is going on in our school each day? Clover is
now on Twitter. You can setup an account and receive a text on what
is happening and surprise your child by just how much you know. All
you need to do is follow cloverschool on twitter and set it
up to text updates to your cell phone. It’s really simple, and if
you need any help just contact Marcus Lutz at the school and we’ll
get you set up. IT’S FREE.
SLICK ROADS!!
When the roads are bad, bus and van may run a little
earlier! Please be at your stops at least 5 minutes earlier than
usual. THANK YOU FOR YOUR COOPERATION!
FLU RECOMMENDATIONS
2009-2010 school year
Under conditions with similar severity as in spring 2009
Stay home when sick: Those with flu-like
illness should stay home for at least 24 hours after they no longer
have a fever, or signs of a fever, without the use of fever-reducing
medicines. They should stay home even if they are using antiviral
drugs. (For more information, visit
http://www.cdc.gov/h1n1flu/guidance/exclusion.htm.)
Separate
ill students and staff:
Students and staff who appear to have flu-like illness should be
sent to a room separate from others until they can be sent home. CDC
recommends that they wear a surgical mask, if possible, and that
those who care for ill students and staff wear protective gear such
as a mask.
Hand hygiene and respiratory etiquette:
The new recommendations emphasize the importance of the basic
foundations of influenza prevention: stay home when sick, wash hands
frequently with soap and water when possible, and cover noses and
mouths with a tissue when coughing or sneezing (or a shirt sleeve or
elbow if no tissue is available).
Routine cleaning: School staff should
routinely clean areas that students and staff touch often with the
cleaners they typically use. Special cleaning with bleach and other
non-detergent-based cleaners is not necessary.
Early treatment of high-risk students and staff:
People at high risk for influenza complications who become ill with
influenza-like illness should speak with their health care provider
as soon as possible. Early treatment with antiviral medications is
very important for people at high risk because it can prevent
hospitalizations and deaths. People at high risk include those who
are pregnant, have asthma or diabetes, have compromised immune
systems, or have neuromuscular diseases.
Consideration of selective school dismissal:
Although there are not many schools where all or most students are
at high risk (for example, schools for medically fragile children or
for pregnant students) a community might decide to dismiss such a
school to better protect these high-risk students.
DO YOU SEARCH
THE INTERNET?
What if Clover Trinity Lutheran School earned a penny
every time you searched the Internet? Or how about if a percentage of
every purchase you made online went to support our cause? Well, now it
can!
GoodSearch.com is a new Yahoo-powered search engine that
donates half its advertising revenue, about a penny per search, to the
charities its users designate. Use it just as you would any search
engine, get quality search results from Yahoo, and watch the donations
add up!
GoodShop.com is a new online shopping mall which donates
up to 37 percent of each purchase to your favorite cause! Hundreds of
great stores including Amazon, Target, Gap, Best Buy, ebay, Macy's and
Barnes & Noble have teamed up with GoodShop and every time you place an
order, you’ll be supporting Clover Trinity Lutheran School.
Just go to
www.goodsearch.com and be sure to enter Clover Trinity Lutheran
School as the charity you want to support. And, be sure to spread the
word! Please note: We have already received one check for using
goodsearch!
BUS PICK-UP REMINDER
Are you making the bus driver wait when she arrives at
your home? Be sure to be ready and get out to the bus FAST!
School Parking Reminder
Please do not park between the signs in front of the
building.
This area is reserved for our busses.
Thank you for your
cooperation!
Student Pick-Up
If you park across the street, please come and escort
your child to the car. We ask that students do not cross the street
with adult supervision.
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