BOOK TREE IN PETAWAWA

The Book Tree in Petawawa!  This was a project originating from the Best Start Network and evolving many partners over the past year.  It is a wonderful opportunity to have books flow through hands and minds that wish to take advantage of this free resource and process.

Take a book - Share a book - Leave a book! 

It is located at the Petawawa Civic Centre/Library Playground 

Come and check it out 

Check out our Facebook page: www.facebook.com/TheBookTreeRC 

Head Shave reminder for tomorrow May 31 at 1:00

Good evening.  Deb Legault here with a quick reminder that things will be getting hairy tomorrow at General Lake Public School as  Ethan and Jackson Alexander shave their heads to raise funds for Cancer tomorrow May 31 at 1:00pm as part of our monthly character assembly. As always, parents are welcome to attend this very exciting event. We encourage all students to bring along some change to contribute to the cause.  Parents are welcome to donate online. Jackson and Ethan's headshave can be accessed on our school blog at www.generallakenews.blogspot.com. Enjoy your evening and thanks for your continued support as we help our students make a change.

Ethan's Head Shave

http://convio.cancer.ca/site/TR/Thirdpartyevent/IFE_ON_CommunityPartnerships_?px=5036889&pg=personal&fr_id=14242#.UZzWUdpzbIU
 Jackson's Head Shave
http://convio.cancer.ca/site/TR/UnitFundraisingEvent/General?px=5043143&pg=personal&fr_id=14242#.UZzXLdpzbI

Healthy School 2020 E-Bulletin May 2013

Healthy Schools 2020
is about working together to support active, healthy eating environments in the schools in our region. This e-bulletin is designed to provide you and your school communities with fun, practical ways to keep healthy nutrition top of mind – in your school lunch programs, fundraising initiatives, and classroom rewards. Take the Challenge: Spring into Spring! Spring is in the air, which means it’s a great time to get outside and get active! Choose a week in May or June to get some fresh air and exercise by walking, cycling, or skateboarding to school! Challenge your students to promote: • Daily physical activity • A healthier environment • Safer streets • Making friends and having fun! To
register your school, or to download resources that support the challenge, click here. Resource Corner Ophea has several free resources available for you to order to support your school through quality programs that enable children and youth to lead healthy active lives. HANDS UP for Health and Physical Literacy is a new three-part illustrated video series that will teach children and youth about the importance of physical and health literacy in fun and engaging way. Click here to order. Fundraising: Getting an early start! Make the shift to non-food fundraising for the 2013-14 school year with these fun options: • Let parents ‘
rent-a-helper’ to rake leaves • Run a
non-bake sale: pay NOT to bake • Sell chrysanthemums or
fall bulbs such as daffodils and tulips • Have a ‘healthy school’
logo contest. Sell shoe laces, pins, mugs, pencils or t-shirts branded with the winning logo For more ideas, or to share your fundraising successes, visit
Nutrition Tools for Schools. Healthy Barbecue Season School community members will enjoy and appreciate healthy and tasty choices at all ‘special event’ days. • Serve
lean burgers on whole wheat buns with sides of tomato & lettuce. Include a meatless veggie or salmon burger. • Offer
apples from a local orchard. • Serve fresh
vegetables. • Water
is the best choice for beverages, but consider white milk (2%MF or less), or 100% fruit juice for variety. • Keep hot foods hot and cold foods cold! For advice on how to prepare food in a
safe manner, contact your local public health unit.

Road CLosure May 28 and May 29

Re: Borden Ave closure May 28^th and 29^th   

Due to the presence of a crane and other heavy construction equipment on Borden Ave to assist in the construction of new residences in this area Tier 2 buses will not be able to travel around Borden Ave on May 28^th in the PM and May 29^th in the AM  to access General Lake Public School as it will be closed on those days.

The route the buses will be taking to drop off and pick up students is as follows:

Vehicles will now need to access General Lake P.S. by turning onto Borden Ave off of Dundonald Dr. Once the vehicles are traveling on Borden Ave they will proceed to the flag man who will then assist them making the 3 point turn by with backing into the gravel turnaround provided by the construction company on the right hand side of Borden Ave. They will then proceed to the Lay-By to drop off and pick-up students as normal. 

We ask that parents not drive on Borden Ave in front of the school to either drop off or pick their kids up on these days given the increase in bus traffic that they instead use the entrance at the back of the school by the play structure and parking lot numbered 1690-1711 Borden Ave.  We also ask that you advise parents and guardians that there may be a slight delay in drop off times in the afternoon for all students getting bused from General Lake P.S. due to the detour on the dates specified.

Our recommendations for walkers/ cyclists are as follows:

• Students that are approaching on Borden Ave coming from the direction of Wolfe Ave should be             advised that they are to use the entrance into the school yard at the back of the school by the play structure and parking lot numbered 1690-1711 Borden Ave.
• Students that are coming onto Borden Ave from Dundonald Dr are to continue as they normally would but are to be advised to use extra caution as there will be more bus traffic on these days as the buses will be using this portion of Borden Ave to go to and from General Lake P.S.

This should be the last detour for this school year. We thank you for your understanding and co-operation.

Sincerely,

Natasha Schroeder

Transportation Route Planner

For:

Robert B. White

General Manager

May 26 Sunday Night Update

GOOD EVENING. Deb Legault here with your Sunday Night Update from General Lake Public School.
Tomorrow Monday, May 27 our  Grade 7 softball team is off for a 3-pitch tournament. 

On Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday we begin our EQAO testing for our Grade 3 and 6 students during the first block of the day.
On Tuesday and Thursday at 8:00 we have soccer for our Grade 6, 7, and 8 students, followed by soccer for grade 3,4,and 5 students at first recess.  At 8:30 we have Track and Field for Grade 6,7and 8 students in the running events.  Our chess club is also running for our Grade 3 and 4 students at second recess.
On Wednesday, May 29 at 6:00 pm we have our School Council meeting. All are invited to attend. Children are welcome.  
On Friday it is our hot lunch pita as well as our character assembly at 1:00 pm. This month's character trait is Courage and we have two students who will be demonstrating courage by having their head shaved for a fundraiser for cancer.  Ethan and Jackson Alexander have been growing their hair for 2 years and we are very excited that they will be presenting this event at our school. Students may bring in donations to the school or you can donate online. The link has been posted on the school blog.  

Ethan's Head Shave

http://convio.cancer.ca/site/TR/Thirdpartyevent/IFE_ON_CommunityPartnerships_?px=5036889&pg=personal&fr_id=14242#.UZzWUdpzbIU
 Jackson's Head Shave
http://convio.cancer.ca/site/TR/UnitFundraisingEvent/General?px=5043143&pg=personal&fr_id=14242#.UZzXLdpzbIU
Our May Newsletter just went out last week and it is now posted on the blog for those who prefer the electronic version.
Finally, on Friday, May 31 we will begin auditions for our up and coming Talent Show. For the past 2 years General Lake has held a talent show to showcase some of our student talent.  We hold auditions and choose a few students from each level with a variety of performances to make a show. It is run by grade 8 students.  The date for our show is Tuesday June 18 at 12:15. Students are asked to prepare a 1 minute polished version of their performance for their audition. We hope to videotape the auditions to include some footage in the actual show. On Friday we will begin with Kindergarten to grade 2 auditions.  The remainder of the audition dates will occur during the following weeks and are posted on the blog.
Talent Show Tryouts:

Rehearsal for classes to watch Monday, June 17 12:15

Show Date: Tuesday June 18 12:15 for parents

The tryouts are tentatively slated for the following dates:

May 31 K-2  Auditions for Talent Show 1^st/2nd  lunch/recess

June 3 Intermediate auditions Grade 7/8 1^st/2nd  lunch/recess

June 7 Grade ¾ Auditions 1^st/2nd  lunch/recess

June 11 Grade 5/6 Auditions 1^st/2nd  lunch/recess

June 12 Additional audition date 1^st/2nd  lunch/recess
Have a great week everyone. 

May newsletter

Learn, succeed … etudier, grandir

General Lake Public School

May 13, 2013

www.generallakenews.blogspot.com

Principal: Mme Lizanne Lacelle                       Vice-Principal: Ms Deb Legault

1900 Borden Ave, Petawawa   K8H 2T6   613 687 2404

**** IMPORTANT DATES ****

                                             

May 27– June 7              EQAO Assessment

May 27                             3 pitch Softball Tournament

May 30                            Gr 7 Badminton Tournament

June 7                               3 pitch Softball Tournament  Gr.8

June 10                              P.A. Day

June 12                             School Council Meeting

June 24                             Report Cards go home

June 25                             Grade 8 Graduation 12:15 Gym

June 27                             Character Assembly,

                                           Last Day of School for Students

Excellence in Teaching and Learning

The EQAO Primary and Junior Provincial Assessment is a series of standardised tests of Reading, Writing and Mathematics administered to grade three and six students and will be held at General Lake the week of May 27^th to June 7^th.  Our students have been working hard to prepare for these tests and we know they are going to do their very best.  Please try to avoid scheduling appointments or holidays during this time, as it is essential that all grade three and six students be at school on the testing days.

Safe, Caring and Respectful Environment

Friends For Life Program at General Lake

Students in Mrs. Ferguson's and Mme Malette's 4/5 classes at General Lake Public School are pleased to announce they have completed the 10 week 'Friends for Life' program facilitated by the PMFRC.  This program focuses on personal development skills and promotes self-esteem, problem solving skills, psychological resilience, self-expression, and building positive relationships with peers and adults. It is a positive, fun, learning experience. Students in both classes combined on the last day to celebrate with some playground games, some bubbles and some healthy snacks.  The word ‘Friends’ represents the following acronym: F is for feeling; R is to remember to relax; I is for I can do my best; E is to explore solutions and coping plans; N is for now reward yourself and be proud of your accomplishments; D stands for don't forget to practice every day (so that it comes naturally when you need it); and finally S is to remember to smile for life and to stay calm.

A Wise Use of Resources

We continue to accept registration for Kindergarten in September.  Our French Immersion program is open to all students in the Petawawa area. 

It is also important that we know which of our students will be remaining at General Lake and which students are leaving the area.  Please call the school at 687-2404 to notify us if you are posted, plan to move, or your child will no longer be attending General Lake in September.

Habit of Mind for May is

Courage

“If we're growing, we're always going to be out of our comfort zone and have the courage to be there.

Dress Code

Clothing worn by students at General Lake Public School must be appropriate for active play and presentable for the school as a work place. The dress code developed by the school council and the Renfrew CDSB states: Students are expected to attend school in nea,t clean, tidy and modest clothing.
-Indoor and outdoor shoes are required.

-No hats or caps in the school

-Shorts and skirts are to be to tips of fingers of arms stretched down at sides.
-Shirts must cover the midriff.
-Sleeveless shirts are acceptable but must follow the

  “three finger rule”.
-Any clothing which depicts advertising for drug,

   tobacco or alcohol products, rude pictures or vulgar

   expressions or graphics is prohibited
-Footwear must be appropriate

IF ATTIRE IS QUESTIONABLE, IT IS UNACCEPTABLE

A supply of clean appropriate replacement clothing will be available to students at the office or parents will be called to deliver acceptable clothing items.
Thanks to parents for their assistance in monitoring and enforcing these rules.

We are the Change!

Twelve General Lake students were invited to WE Day held Monday, April 29 at the Robert Guertin Centre in Gatineau, Que.

You can't buy a ticket to this event, you have to earn one by doing good in your community and globally (www.weday.com and www.freethechildren.com). It was the 25th WE Day event and the first one to be held in the Ottawa area. It was filled with many inspirational speakers and performers.  MuchMusic VJ Jesse Giddings was the MC.  Actor and America's Favourite President Martin Sheen spoke of why he is an activist.  Free the Children and WE Day founders Marc and Craig Kielburger got the audience of around five thousand students and educators fired up about doing good in their community and globally. Spencer West and Molly Burke told their stories of overcoming adversity.  Performers Shawn Desmond, Neverest, My Name is Kay, Kardinal Offishall, Cirque du Soleil, Karl Wolf and Tyler Shaw kept the audience entertained while the cast of Degrassi shared their inspirational experiences from their humanitarian trip to Africa.  Students have been inspired to create their own mini we-day here at General Lake this June. More details to follow.

Destination Imagination Mini Olympics

Students from Kindergarten to grade 8 were divided into teams on Friday, May 10^th to participate in three instant Destination Imagination challenges as part of the Education Week activities at General Lake. Under the direction of Mr. Blimkie and DI Representative Doug Hunter students participated in these fun challenges designed to promote problem solving, team building, and cooperation. 

Education Week: Bucket Filling Fun

May 6-10 Ontario celebrated Education Week with the theme "Moving from great to excellent in education".

General Lake partnered up with the Phoenix Centre and the Renfrew County Public Health Unit to move to excellence by creating awareness for mental health issues. General Lake focused on creating a positive sense of being through a school wide bucket filling activity.  Based on the book called "Have you filled my bucket?” students and staff nominated people who have 'filled their imaginary buckets' through thoughtful words and deeds.  Bucket fillers are displayed prominently on our front bulletin board and names are read daily.  This activity will continue for the next few weeks.  Throughout the week the daily announcements also focused on the stigma attached to having mental health issues and the importance of breaking down those barriers.  On Tuesday evening, the Director of the Phoenix Centre, Mr. Greg Lubimiv, was on hand to discuss ‘Goodness of Fit’ and the importance of being in tune with our children’s temperamental traits. 

Earth Day Challenges

On April 22, students at General Lake took part in Mrs. Slepica-Stewart’s school-wide litterless lunch challenge.  Students were encouraged to bring in items in re-usuable containers and bring home food remnants for composting.  The General Lake custodians were very pleased to report that the students had reduced the daily garbage by about 50%.  Also, as part of our environmental activities, students demonstrated creativity and innovative designs in our Recycled Creation Contest.  Tied for first place was Claire Bemister with her Recycled Picture entitled ‘Sun Breeze’ and Persaea Perras ‘Bird feeder’.  In second place was Skye Crouzat’s ‘Self watering pansies’.  Honorable mention goes to Genevieve MacKay and Juliann Valera’s ‘Water bottle Flower’, Taylor Legault’s ‘Flower pot’, Sophia Easter’s ‘Gold Creation’ and Kalee Granter’s ‘Hanger’.

Grade 8 Badminton Team Makes Us Proud!

Congratulations goes out to the Grade 8 badminton team.  Kyle Lambert and Wyatt Shamess, Daryl Sullivan and Kim Jones, Maddy Walsh and Katie Hambleton, Dominic Plamondon and Sydney Robinson , Brianna Pomeroy and Caynen Kyle, Taylor Sullivan, Erin Stacey, Liam Jobe, Jada McInnis and Katelyn Ransom. Their determination was outstanding considering the team only had two weeks to practice.  All their hard work paid off.  They represented General Lake with pride.  They showed great sportsmanship.  They should be very happy with their successes and accomplishments.

Vesey Bulb Top Sellers

Congratulations to our top sellers for the Vesey Bulb Fundraiser.  Joslyn Exham came in first place selling $183.00.  Kalee Granter came in second selling $166.00, followed closely by Liam Tobin with a whopping $161.00.  These students received a voucher for our Scholastic book fair compliments of the General Lake School Council.

The Spring Book Fair a Success!!

Thank you everyone for coming to our book fair.   Special Thank You to our Parent Volunteers, whose hard work and dedication made the book fair possible:  Claudia Major, Lorri Costello-Lavoie, Molly Dempsey, Jen Gerroir, Sarah Perras, Angela MacKay, Lindsay Allan and Karen White.  Finally congratulations to Faith MacKay who won the Scholastic Book Fair Family draw and books for her classroom.

Road Closure May 21 and 22

Re: Borden Ave closure May 21^st & 22^nd   

Due to the presence of a crane and other heavy construction equipment on Borden Ave to assist in the construction of new residences in this area Tier 2 buses will not be able to travel around Borden Ave on May 21^st in the PM and May 22^nd in the AM to access General Lake Public School as it will be closed on those days.

The route the buses will be taking to drop off and pick up students is as follows:

Vehicles will now need to access General Lake P.S. by turning onto Borden Ave off of Dundonald Dr. Once the vehicles are traveling on Borden Ave they will proceed to the flag man who will then assist them making the 3 point turn by with backing into the gravel turnaround provided by the construction company on the right hand side of Borden Ave. They will then proceed to the Lay-By to drop off and pick-up students as normal. 

We ask that parents not drive on Borden Ave in front of the school to either drop off or pick their kids up on these days given the increase in bus traffic that they instead use the entrance at the back of the school by the play structure and parking lot numbered 1690-1711 Borden Ave.   

Our recommendations for walkers/ cyclists are as follows:

• Students that are approaching on Borden Ave coming from the direction of Wolfe Ave should be advised that they are to use the entrance into the school yard at the back of the school by the play structure and parking lot numbered 1690-1711 Borden Ave.
• Students that are coming onto Borden Ave from Dundonald Dr are to continue as they normally would but are to be advised to use extra caution as there will be more bus traffic on these days as the buses will be using this portion of Borden Ave to go to and from General Lake P.S.

The construction of the new residences on Borden Ave is an ongoing project, so please expect changes to be implemented again in the near future.

 Sincerely,

Natasha Schroeder

Transportation Route Planner

For:

Robert B. White

General Manager

Weekly update MAY 20,2013

Good evening. Deb Legault here with our weekly update from General Lake Public School. 
A really fun day on Friday as I felt right at home with our 80's spirit day. Love the school spirit with our students, staff and parents. 
This is a busy week for our sports enthusiasts.
On Tuesday and Thursday we have soccer at 8:00 am for our 6,7,8 students. 
At 8:30 we have track and field running events. 
On Wednesday and Friday we have softball for our grade 6,7,and 8 students.  
We are also pleased to introduce our new student led soccer for grades 3,4, and 5 students at first recess on Tuesday and Thursday.  
At second recess on Tuesday we have our chess club for grade 4 and 5 students.  
On Friday we have our hot lunch pizza.  
This is the last week for our EQAO booster program for our Grade 3 and 6 students as we move into the testing next week. 
A reminder the 'Seeing is Believing' show is on at Fellowes on Wednesday evening.  I believe there are still some free tickets available in the office.  
Enjoy the rest of your Victoria long weekend.  We will see everyone tomorrow. 

General Lake Students complete Friends for Life Program

Students in Mrs Ferguson's and Mme Malette's 4/5 classes are pleased to announce they have completed the 10 week Friends for Life program facilitated by the PMFRC.  This program focuses on personal development skills and promotes self-esteem, problem solving
skills, psychological resilience, self-expression, and building positive relationships with peers and adults. It is a positive, fun, learning experience. Students in both classes combined on the last day to celebrate with some playground games, some bubbles and some healthy snacks.  The word ‘Friends’ represents the following acronym: F is for feeling; R is to remember to relax; I is for  I can do my best; E is to explore solutions and coping plans; N is for now reward yourself and be proud of you accomplishments; D stands for don't forget to practice every day (so that it comes naturally when you need it); and finally S is to remember to smile for life and to stay calm.

Dress Code

Dress Code
Clothing worn by student at General Lake Public school must be appropriate for active play and presentable for the school as a work place. The dress code developed by the school council and the Renfrew DSB states: 

· Students are expected to attend school in neat clean tidy and modest clothing 

· Indoor and outdoor shoes are required. 

· No hats or caps in school 

· Shorts and skirts are to be to tips of fingers of arms stretched down at sides. 


· Shirts must cover the midriff. 


· Sleeveless shirts are acceptable but must follow the “three finger rule”. 

· Any clothing with depicts advertising for drug, tobacco or alcohol products, rude pictures or vulgar expressions or graphics is prohibited 


· Footwear must be appropriate 


· IF ATTIRE IS QUESTIONABLE IT IS UNACCEPTABLE 


A supply of clean appropriate replacement clothing will be available to students at the office or parents will be called to deliver acceptable clothing items.  
Thanks to parents for their assistance in monitoring and enforcing these rules.  

Sunday Night Message May 12,

Good evening. Deb Legault here with your Sunday Night message.
This week is busy with a number of sporting practices.
On Monday, Wednesday and Friday we have our softball practices at 8:15 for grade 7 and 8's. On Tuesday and Thursday at 8:00 am we have a soccer club for grade 6,7 and 8's.
Also on Tuesday and Thursday morning at 8:30 grade 7 and 8 students interested in participating in running events for track and field are asked to meet Mme Gibson on the field.
Our EQAO booster continues for our grade 3 on Monday, Wednesday and Friday and grade 6 students on Tuesday and Thursday at 8:00.
On Tuesday students in Grade 4-8 will be entertained with a performance by Greg Frankson from 1:00-2:00.
Our School Council meeting has been changed from Wednesday to Thursday, May 16 at 6:00pm. Everyone is welcome to attend.
On Thursday kindergarten to grade 2 students will enjoy a performance called Rathskallions.
On Friday we have our hot lunch pizza. We will also go back to the 80's with a special 80's spirit day.  Students can dress in their favourite 80's attire for points for their colour team.
There are still some tickets available for the Wed May 22 performance at Fellowes High School featuring the illusions of Edward Stone called 'Seeing is Believing'.  You can call the school or send a note in the agenda to request the tickets.
Also another reminder that we do have a dress code for students in Grade 4-8.  A list of rules have been posted on the blog. Thanks parents for your assistance in enforcing these rules.
Enjoy the rest of your evening. Don't forget that next Monday May 20 is the Victoria Day holiday. Happy Mother's Day to all our wonderful mothers.

Sunday Night Update May 5

GOOD EVENING Deb Legault here with quite a lengthy but informative Sunday Night Update from General Lake Public School.  This week we celebrate Education Week in Ontario. The theme for the week is  "moving from great to excellent in education"and General Lake is partnering up with the Phoenix centre and the Renfrew County Public health unit to move to excellence by creating awareness for mental health issues.
General Lake will be focusing on creating a positive sense of being through bucket filling activities.  Based on the book called "Have you filled my bucket?, students will be encouraged to nominate people who have 'filled their imaginary buckets' through thoughtful words and deeds. Forms will be available in the office or from classroom teachers.  Bucket fillers will be displayed prominently on our front bulletin board and names will be read daily.
Our Scholastic Book Fair kicks off this week with new and exciting books.  Students will have a chance to visit the fair on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday with their classes to create wish lists.  The Fair is open from 9:00 until 4:00 daily.  Unfortunately we will only be accepting cash or credit card for this event. Please contact the school if you are available to volunteer for this event as we still need volunteers for Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.
On Monday we recognize Music Monday by playing the song 'Is Somebody Singing' (ISS) written and recorded by astronaut Chris Hatfield and Barenaked ladies artist Ed Robertson. Music Monday is an annual event that brings together thousands of students, musicians, parents and community members across the country to celebrate the gift of music in our lives.
On Monday, Wednesday and Friday morning our grade 7-8 softball teams will meet at 8:00am for our early morning practice. Students, don't forget to get those student in Good Standing Forms signed and returned.
On Tuesday morning at 8:15 our Grade 7 badminton team meets for their last practice before the tournament.
 On Tuesday evening, back by popular demand. Mr Lubiniv from the Phoenix centre joins us for a free informative workshop entitled Temperament & Goodness of Fit.  The evening begins at 6:00 until 7:30 and our Book fair will also be open at this time.
On Wednesday, May 8 our Grade 7 Badminton team is at Fellowes High School for a tournament.
On Friday May 10 General Lake will participate in an exciting event called the 'Destination Imagination Mini Olympics'. Students will be assembled in teams and participate in timed problem solving challenges designed to be fun and interactive. We will also be serving our hot lunch pizza.
Congratulations to our top sellers for the Vesey Bulb Fundraiser.  Joslyn Exham came in first place selling $183.00.  Kalee Granter came in second selling $166.00, followed closely by Liam Tobin with a whopping $161.00.  These students received a voucher for our up and coming book fair compliments of the General Lake School Council.
Finally with the hot weather a reminder for Junior Intermediate students that we do have a dress code. Shorts need to cover approximately to the tips of fingers when arms held at sides and tops need to have straps approximately 3 fingers wide and not be low cut and cover the midriff.  Thanks parents for your help monitoring and reinforcing.
Thanks everyone and it sounds like another exciting week at General Lake.

MUSIC MONDAY KICKS OFF EDUCATION WEEK AT GENERAL LAKE

Canadian Space Agency Astronaut and musician Chris Hadfield and Barenaked Ladies’ Ed Robertson have co-written the song for Music Monday 2013; officially titledI.S.S. (Is Somebody Singing). The song is being commissioned by CBCMusic.ca and The Coalition for Music Education to celebrate music education in schools across Canada.

The song premiered on February 8, 2013 across CBC platforms: CBC-TV, CBC Radio and CBCMusic.ca, with Hadfield performing on the International Space Station and Robertson and the Barenaked Ladies on Earth with the Wexford Gleeks, Canadian Nation Showchoir champions.

ON MONDAY MAY 6 GENERAL LAKE PUBLIC SCHOOL WILL KICK OFF EDUCATION WEEK PLAYING IS SOMEBODY SINGING OVER OUR PA.