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LA News -- Week of January 27

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Updated: Jan 27



This Week:

  • M, Jan 27 -- HCAA Junior High Basketball Tournament Round 1

  • Fr, Jan 31 -- Basketball Senior Night 5pm

Looking Ahead

  • Feb 12 -- 4H Meeting

  • Feb 14-17 -- Winter Break

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Athletics

HCAA Jr. Tournament

Monday, 1-27-25, Thursday, Saturday

Our junior teams will play in Round 1 of the HCAA tournament on Monday.

Girls: 630pm v. CMA

Boys: 7:45pm v. Valley Christian

Gym Address: Christian Ministries, 548 Brookhill Ranch Road Hot Springs, AR. 71909

Winning teams advance to play again Thursday evening. If we win Thursday, we advance again to Saturday.


The bus will leave at 345pm.


Senior teams are invited to ride along on the bus to cheer on the junior teams. Senior team members not attending are expected to be at practice Monday after school.


Friday, 1-31-25 -- SENIOR NIGHT

SG/SB play v. Horatio on Friday night!

Senior Night begins at 5pm as we honor our senior athletes and team captains, Oaklee Lofton and Ozzy Toledano!

Come and Pack the House for Senior Night. It is a special time for these senior athletes, who have played Warrior Athletics all the way through!

Stop by and support the Student Council by buying some fan gear from the Warrior Shop!


House Veritas has concession and gate duty


Basketball Teams Practice Schedule this week:

M- all teams.

T- Senior Teams & if junior teams win Monday they will also have practice.

W- Senior Teams only.

Th-Senior Teams.


Please note below the revised schedule of remaining games this season:

1/27-2/1

M-Sa

HCAA Jr. State

JG/JB

neutral

1-31-25

F, 5pm

Horatio

SG/SB

home

2-3-25

M, 6pm

Smithville

SG/SB

away

2-4-25

T, 6pm

CHAAMP

SG/SB

away

2/6-2/8

Th.-Sa

HCAA Sr. Regional

SG/SB

neutral

2-10-25

M. 5:30pm

Arkansas Christian

SG/SB

away (Bryant)

2-11-25

T, 5:30pm

Abundant Life

SG/SB

home

2/13-2/15

Th.-Sa

HCAA Sr. State

SG/SB

neutral

Pee Wee Basketball


Pee Wee Party Saturday, 2/1 1030am

Teams will have a celebration next Saturday February 1st from 10:30-12:30.

There will be pizza and cupcakes for the players and maybe even a little parents versus kids game!


Please make plans to join us for a great time of fellowship, food, and fun. Let us know by Wednesday January 29th if you WILL NOT be able to make it so we know how much pizza to order.


**PLEASE NOTE this date is subject to change depending on the JB state finals. In the event of a schedule conflict or rescheduling, parents will be notified ASAP.


2023-2024 Yearbooks Have Arrived!

The long-awaited 2023-2024 yearbooks have finally arrived! If you have already ordered a yearbook online, it will be sent home with your student. If you still need yours ($20 each!), it can be purchased online HERE, in the Warrior Shop, or front office.


PLEASE get a yearbook from last year!


Winter Uniforms and Jackets Available

Winter weather calls for winter wear! Long-sleeved polos are available in NAVY or WHITE. Polar Fleece Jackets are also available and fit the uniform guidelines to be worn inside during class. All can be ordered online or in the Warrior Shop!


Muffins with Mom

The Legacy ladies had a great time at Muffins with Mom on Thursday! Moms, daughters, and mentors enjoyed a beautiful spread of delicious muffins, courtesy of Mrs. Nix, and an encouraging word from Mrs. Gallagher, who shared Proverbs 16:24 "Gracious words are a honeycomb, sweet to the soul and healing to the bone", reminding us that a kind and encouraging response can heal and soften the heart.




Bus Drivers & Substitutes Needed

We need substitutes who can help fill positions when a teacher is absent. We also need bus drivers to help transport students to athletic events and field trips. Please see the office for details on each of these. Thank you!


January Lunch Menu


Parenting Corner

From Mr. Nix


Parents, here are some additional tips on using open-ended questions to engage in meaningful conversation with your teen:


1. Bonding with your teen

Whenever we get opportunity share leisure time with our teens (even if it’s just over dinner) and we want to bond, we can use open-ended questions to get them more engaged and interested in talking to us.


2. Getting teens to share more

This is not about interrogating teens or manipulating teens into talking. This only works if we’re genuinely interested in what our teens have to say. But if we’re interested in how their day at school was, or how practice is going, or we want any kind of information about their life that they tend to withhold, we’ll have more success asking open-ended questions about their experience or how they’re doing, than by nagging them to share more.


3. Negotiating with our teens

Parenting teens can mean constantly being at odds with them about house rules, behavioral guidelines, our schedules, what they want to buy, and so many other countless things.


As the dominant members of the household, parents usually default to setting the terms of any negotiation. If our teen asks to say out late, we respond automatically with ‘yes’, ‘no’, or ‘be home by X time’. Open-ended questions offer an opportunity to create solutions that work for us AND that our teens are much more likely to adhere to. For example, if our teen asks to stay out late we can respond with, ‘What do you think is reasonable?’ Even if they come back with a totally unreasonable time, by letting them open the negotiation, they now have more ownership and buy-in around what the eventual result will be and are therefore much more motivated to uphold what is agreed upon.


The First Question:

The first question you ask your teen when they get home is the most important thing you'll say to them all day. It lets them know, consciously or subconsciously, what you find to be the most important. The next time you’re conversing with your teen about their day-to-day, consider these questions instead of the old-fashioned “Did you have a good day at school?”


What's something you want to tell me about your day?

How do you feel about your day at school today?

What was your favorite part of today?

What was something fun that happened to you today?

Or even just “How did your day go?”

Keep working on building effective communication in the home. It will pay dividends for years to come.

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