Captain James Minta
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1st Sgt Lorenzo Cox
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DUE TO THE UNCERTAINTY OF THE COVID 19 PANDEMIC, WE HAVE CANCELLED THE MILITARY BALL.
I know this is one of the most popular events of the year, but we felt it best to move forward now and recoup our deposits. If the pandemic restrictions relax soon enough that we can hold the Ball, we will try to make that happen.
We will have our award ceremony as long as school resumes in a normal fashion before the end of the school year. In the mean time, stay healthy, wash your hands and keep learning.
I know this is one of the most popular events of the year, but we felt it best to move forward now and recoup our deposits. If the pandemic restrictions relax soon enough that we can hold the Ball, we will try to make that happen.
We will have our award ceremony as long as school resumes in a normal fashion before the end of the school year. In the mean time, stay healthy, wash your hands and keep learning.
A note from Kell Counselors to our Kell Cadets:
Kell Family,
We hope you are doing well with the Digital Learning Plan. We miss you!
In light of not being in school this week or next, we need for you to request electives for next year’s schedule on Monday and Tuesday, March 23-24. The link will go live on the Kell homepage on Monday morning, March 23, and will be available until 11:59 pm on March 24. During this window, please go online and select your top 8 elective choices for next year. You must select 8 choices so that we have alternates if your top choices do not work. We will use your elective choices, along with your core registration from your core teachers, to build your schedule for next school year. Selecting electives is essential. These are courses you are choosing take. If you do not select electives, priority will be given to students who have selected electives and your schedule will be filled with the remaining courses available.
We will send multiple reminders, but please be sure to complete this process on Monday or Tuesday.
Kell Family,
We hope you are doing well with the Digital Learning Plan. We miss you!
In light of not being in school this week or next, we need for you to request electives for next year’s schedule on Monday and Tuesday, March 23-24. The link will go live on the Kell homepage on Monday morning, March 23, and will be available until 11:59 pm on March 24. During this window, please go online and select your top 8 elective choices for next year. You must select 8 choices so that we have alternates if your top choices do not work. We will use your elective choices, along with your core registration from your core teachers, to build your schedule for next school year. Selecting electives is essential. These are courses you are choosing take. If you do not select electives, priority will be given to students who have selected electives and your schedule will be filled with the remaining courses available.
We will send multiple reminders, but please be sure to complete this process on Monday or Tuesday.
Listed below are resources provided to our students who may not have access to the internet at home. If you know someone that needs any of these, please pass it on to them:
Access by AT&T: A low-cost wireless home internet plan for low-income households. Access by AT&T provides high-speed internet service for $5-$10 per month. At least one person of your household should receive SSI or SNAP benefits to be qualified.
Go online: https://www.att.com/shop/internet/access/#!/ OR Call AT&T @ 855.220.5211
Comcast Internet Essentials: Offers affordable home internet service for just $9.95 per month– with no contract, credit check or installation fees. You automatically qualify for the Internet Essentials package if your child participates in the school lunch program, you are receiving HUD housing assistance, a low-income senior, a community college student in Colorado or Illinois or a verified low-income veteran. You will also have the option to purchase a laptop or desktop computer for only $149.
Online: https://internetessentials.com/ OR Call : No direct number for this program; must login to enter phone number and receive a call from an agent
Spectrum Internet Assist- Provides affordable high-speed internet connection to low-income families, students and seniors for just $14.99 per month.
PCs for People: A nonprofit organization that provides low-cost computers and free or affordable internet connection for low-income households. Potential recipients must be living below the 200% poverty level and currently enrolled in a government assistance program. PC for people offers high-speed internet for only $11.25 per month with no credit check or hidden fees. You will also be eligible to receive affordable PC or laptop repair for as low $25.
Online: https://www.spectrum.com/browse/content/spectrum-internet-assist OR Call : 1-855-243-8892
Internet Essentials : For students without home internet service- $9.95/mo
Online: https://www.internetessentials.com/
Access by AT&T: A low-cost wireless home internet plan for low-income households. Access by AT&T provides high-speed internet service for $5-$10 per month. At least one person of your household should receive SSI or SNAP benefits to be qualified.
Go online: https://www.att.com/shop/internet/access/#!/ OR Call AT&T @ 855.220.5211
Comcast Internet Essentials: Offers affordable home internet service for just $9.95 per month– with no contract, credit check or installation fees. You automatically qualify for the Internet Essentials package if your child participates in the school lunch program, you are receiving HUD housing assistance, a low-income senior, a community college student in Colorado or Illinois or a verified low-income veteran. You will also have the option to purchase a laptop or desktop computer for only $149.
Online: https://internetessentials.com/ OR Call : No direct number for this program; must login to enter phone number and receive a call from an agent
Spectrum Internet Assist- Provides affordable high-speed internet connection to low-income families, students and seniors for just $14.99 per month.
PCs for People: A nonprofit organization that provides low-cost computers and free or affordable internet connection for low-income households. Potential recipients must be living below the 200% poverty level and currently enrolled in a government assistance program. PC for people offers high-speed internet for only $11.25 per month with no credit check or hidden fees. You will also be eligible to receive affordable PC or laptop repair for as low $25.
Online: https://www.spectrum.com/browse/content/spectrum-internet-assist OR Call : 1-855-243-8892
Internet Essentials : For students without home internet service- $9.95/mo
Online: https://www.internetessentials.com/
- Low-cost internet access with no contract or credit check
- Available to those who qualify for SNAP, National School Lunch Program, Housing Assistance, etc.
- Low cost computer offered at $149.99 for those who qualify for Internet Essentials
Cadet Parent Organization (CPO)
Board Meeting
Date: TBA
Time: 7pm
Location: Lassiter Classroom
Remind 101
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text "@lpk" to 81010
The Navy JROTC program provides free SAT/ACT online preparatory courses. Here is the sign up link: http://jrotccollegeprep.com/
Sign up for the LPK NJROTC Weekly Newsletter
Donations are still being accepted for our unit. With funds raised last year, the unit was able to purchase a trailer. We are still asking for donations to put a unit wrap on the trailer.
If you want to donate to the cause, please follow this link: https://donorbox.org/cadet-letter-writing-campaign. Also, please share with your family and friends.
If you want to donate to the cause, please follow this link: https://donorbox.org/cadet-letter-writing-campaign. Also, please share with your family and friends.
