Our chapel services were led by Mrs. Haverkamp this week. The lesson was from Luke, chapter 24. As the disciples walk the Emmaus Road, their words reveal how they are still caught up in the sadness of Good Friday. They’ve heard the women’s report at the tomb but have yet to believe it. Jesus opened their eyes to the Scripture so that they could understand that He fulfilled all of the prophecies about the Savior who had to die and rise again to win the victory over sin and death for us. We need our eyes to be opened to Jesus, too. For this reason, we need to read His story; we need to be in God’s Word every day because in it we learn the greatest story of how He saved us from eternal death.
3RD – 5TH GRADE CHOIR SING AT CHURCH
The 3rd – 5th choir will be singing this Sunday at the 10:30am service.
Please arrive at 10:15 am and meet in the Luther room. Please wear your Sunday best.
If you are not able to attend, please email Mrs. Schkade (schkade@hopelutheran.org).
Hope Lutheran Church is a great support to our school, and this Sunday, we give thanks for that support. We would like to see as many students attend church as possible. Thank you.
Celebrate America: 250 Years in the Making Night
Get Ready to Celebrate America!
Our students have been working hard on their Celebrate American Fair Projects, and we can’t wait for you to see their creativity and dedication come to life!
Join us for an exciting evening on Thursday, April 30th, as we celebrate the United States of America through student projects, presentations, and delicious food. Each grade level will showcase their assigned USA projects with displays, performances, and interactive experiences.
Here’s what to expect:
5:15 PM – Students should arrive and check in with their teachers in their classrooms.
5:30 PM – The American Float Parade will begin in the Family Life Center, featuring student presentations.
After the parade, families are invited to tour classrooms to view projects and sample food from around the USA.
Please check your child’s classroom newsletter or teacher’s website for specific details on what your student needs to bring and prepare for their presentation. We look forward to seeing you there for this fun and educational evening! Attendance is mandatory for all students in grades K-8.
Coming Up:
April 26 – 3rd- 5th – Grade Sing -10:30
April 27 – May 1- MAP TESTING
April 30, 2026 – “Celebrate America: 250 Years!”
May 1- NO SCHOOL
May 7 – Day at the K- 4th Grade Field Trip to the Royals Game!
May 8- Talent Show, 2 pm
May 14- Fine Arts Night, 6:30
May 15 – NO SCHOOL
May 18- Field Day
May 21-Last day of school! Dismiss after chapel (around 10:30), Kindergarten graduation 6 pm
May 22 – 8th grade graduation, 7pm
