FIRST 80 DAYS CELEBRATION (4:00 – 5:30)
Faculty & Staff: Come celebrate the first 80 days of school at the Head’s House (4171 Paloma Dr.)
THE LITTLE BIG READ AT LBS (7:00)
Join us for the formal debut of the “Little Big Read” program at Laguna Blanca School. This new program is a hybrid book club/homework activity designed to support instruction through parent involvement, while encouraging the love of reading and more importantly, the power of reading together. Prior to the meeting, please read Tim O’Brien’s short essay “Telling Tails,” which describes his discovery of the importance of sharing the experience of storytelling with his young sons. Laguna English instructors Ashley Tidey and Charles Donelan will host the presentation entitled “Sustaining the Big Read: New Strategies for Supporting Learners in the Humanities” in the school’s Isham Library and Nylen Academic Research Center. This special event will be an evening of information and discussion that will provide an overview of the nation-wide Big Read programs — its goals, benefits, and long-term purpose.
THURS 11/14
OPENING NIGHT OF THE CRUCIBLE (7:00)
Laguna Blanca’s Theater Department is proud to present The Crucible, a classic tale of witchcraft hysteria by American playwright, Arthur Miller. The performances will occur on November 14, 15, & 16 at 7:00 and will begin outside in Ruston Amphitheater, before moving indoors into the Spaulding Auditorium. Tickets are free for faculty/staff, $5 for students and children, and $10 for adults. Please contact Kate Bergstrom at 687-1752 x217 for tickets and further information. CONTENT APPROPRIATE FOR STUDENTS IN GRADE 6 AND UP.
GIRLS VOLLEYBALL GAME AT HOME (time and opponent tbd)
Girls Volleyball received a first round ‘bye’ and will begin their championship run at home this Thursday at a time and opponent to be determined. Stay tuned for details!
FRI 11/15
THE CRUCIBLE (7:00)
A classic tale of witchcraft hysteria by American playwright, Arthur Miller. The performances will begin outside in Ruston Amphitheater, before moving indoors into the Spaulding Auditorium. Tickets are free for faculty & staff, $5 for students and children, and $10 for adults. Please contact Kate Bergstrom at 687-1752 x217 for tickets and further information. CONTENT APPROPRIATE FOR STUDENTS IN GRADE 6 AND UP
FOOTBALL QUARTERFINALS (7:00)
Thank you to everyone who attended the Boys Football first round CIF playoff game on Saturday to see the boys defeat Pacific Lutheran 47-22. They will travel to Cambria this Friday for a 7:00 pm quarterfinal game vs. Coast Union.
SAT 11/16
BOYS CROSS COUNTRY (1:49)
The boys will run in the CIF prelims this Saturday at Mt. Sac at 1:49 p.m.
THE CRUCIBLE (7:00)
A classic tale of witchcraft hysteria by American playwright, Arthur Miller. The performances will begin outside in Ruston Amphitheater, before moving indoors into the Spaulding Auditorium. Tickets are free for faculty & staff, $5 for students and children, and $10 for adults. Please contact Kate Bergstrom at 687-1752 x217 for tickets and further information. CONTENT APPROPRIATE FOR STUDENTS IN GRADE 6 AND UP
*Congratulations to Quentin Tedesco for being named the Santa Barbara Athletic Round Table Athlete of the Week! Quentin will be honored today (Monday, 11/11) at the weekly Press Luncheon at Harry’s Cafe.
