Landrum High School

Please mark your calendar for the following Fall 2022 EOC Exams. English 2 (Writing) - November 30, 2022 English 2 (Reading) - December 6, 2022 Algebra 1 - December 7, 2022 Biology 1 - December 8, 2022 US History - December 9, 2022

Congratulations to the Students of the Month for October! This month's students are Kayden Mao, Josh Coates, Cale Josey, Anna Orlioglu, Abby Franklin, Nick Lister, Chloe Howard, Anslee McNeil, and Savannah Brown. These students are nominated by their teachers for their outstanding work in and out of the classroom. Go Cards!

Congratulations to the Landrum High School Cross Country program! The girls finished 3rd and the boys finished 5th in the AA Cross Country State Championship. Julia Williamson and Amara Hille also earned All-State Honors! Congratulations Cardinals! #gocardinals #wearespart1 #crosscountry #proud

Reminder: Don't forget these important fall dates!

Spartanburg One is excited to be hosting the first round of the South Carolina high school football playoffs on Friday, November 4, 2022! 🎟 Tickets are $10- Per South Carolina High School League guidelines, only SCHSL passes will be honored for the game. District Gold Passes and District Employee passes will not be accepted for admission. 🏈Landrum High School vs. Keenan High School @ 7:30pm Tickets will be available for $10 - Cash Only- Friday Night 🏈Chapman High School vs. Emerald High School @ 7:30pm Tickets will be available for $10- Cash Only- Thursday 11 AM-6 PM at the Stadium Ticket Booth. Digital tickets are available now through the Chapman Website and Hometown Tickets App. Go Cardinals! Go Panthers! #wearespart1

Need some new LHS gear? The store for the Landrum Baseball Team Store is open. Check out this year's new items and show your support for the Cards! https://landrumbaseball2022.itemorder.com/shop/sale/

LHS will be honoring the Veteran's in our community on Friday, November 11th at 10:30am. We would like to invite you to submit a picture of a Veteran for recognition at the ceremony. Veteran's are also invited to attend a luncheon at LHS after the ceremony. Please submit pictures and RSVP to the luncheon using the attached form: bit.ly/3Tu4xKt All pictures and RSVPs for the luncheon are due by Friday, November 4th. If you have any questions, please get in touch with jose.salas@spart1.org.

It's game time Cardinals! This week we will compete against the Liberty Red Devils in Change Wars. We are raising money to support Coach Turner from Blacksburg who is battling cancer. Liberty has agreed to the challenge and now it is your time to put up a fight. Next week, each grade level will compete against each other and the winner will be announced Friday at the pep rally. The total amount raised will then be tallied and the winning school will be announced at halftime of the football game. So, what is Change Wars? Bring your coins and any change to put in your bucket to count towards your grade level total. Bring in your paper bills to drop in another class's bucket to count against their grade level. For example, if you put a $1 paper bill in the senior class bucket it counts against their total amount and if you put $2 in change in your class bucket it counts towards your grade levels total. Amazing prizes will be announced Monday for a chance to win for the winning class and all students! Change Wars begins Monday during Power Hour!

Congratulations to Diana Khlopkov, Anna Orlioglu, Anderson Baker and Sophia Bennett for making Region Orchestra through auditions last Saturday. Landrum High had the most students from any school in District 1 make this honors Orchestra. These students were selected from students across Spartanburg, Union, Cherokee, York, Laurens, Newberry, Lancaster, and Chester counties. They will represent Landrum High School at the Region 1 Clinic on November 18th and 19th. Great Job!

The Senior Sunrise will be Thursday, October 13th at 7:20am in the Athletic Parking Lot.

Congratulations to our Girls Tennis Team! They defeated GMC today to clinch Landrum's first region title in school history!

The homecoming dance will be after the football game this Friday. Be sure to come dressed in your Pink Out attire! Tickets are available to LHS students only and can be purchased during Power Hour on Wednesday and Thursday for $5, or at the door Friday night for $10.

Congratulations to LHS student Adison McAbee for being cast as Mrs. Pugh/Star-to-Be in the Spartanburg Youth Theatre production of Annie! To get more information and to purchase tickets for this production, please visit http://www.spartanburgyouththeatre.com.

If you bought a Chick-fil-A sandwich ticket, bring it to the rotunda on Friday during power hour to claim your sandwich. If you didn’t buy a ticket, PTO bought extra! They will sell until they are gone! The cost is $5 and includes a CFA sandwich and chips!

Our Kidz in Lids day is coming up!! Don’t forget to bring $1 and wear your favorite hat on Wednesday! Kidz in Lids benefits @ChildrensCancerPartners and their mission to assist Carolina children on their cancer journey.

Join us Monday, September 26 at 6pm for Senior College Information Night!

We are excited to participate in Kidz in Lids! Kidz in Lids supports local children battling cancer. Bring $1 to wear your favorite hat on YOUR DAY. Kidz in Lids benefits @ChildrensCancerPartners and their mission to assist Carolina children on their cancer journey.

The annual Law Day Essay Contest is sponsored by the Senior Division of the South Carolina Bar Association. The 2022 essay contest was the twelfth year that the Senior Division has sponsored the contest. The purpose of the contest is to promote a better understanding of the Rule of Law and Civic Responsibility in the South Carolina’s youth. The contest is opened to all 9th, 10th, 11th and 12th grade students in South Carolina. In 2021, the contest was named in honor of Circuit Judge J. Mark Hayes, II, in recognition of his work with the contest since its inception. The 2022 American Bar Association Law Day Theme was “Towards a More Perfect Union: The Constitution in Times of Change”. As part of the Law Day essay contest, each student was asked to write a 1000 words or less essay on the topic: “Discuss the role of the Constitution in achieving the goal or outcome of producing a “more perfect union” as expressed in the Preamble.” Congratulations to the following LHS students for their recognition in this contest: 12th Grade Best Essay Writer Jonathan Drake, Essay Title: Exploring a Perfect Union 10th Grade Best Essay Writer Marc Baker, Essay Title: Perfect Union: A Perpetual Improvement

Three of our students have been selected as a College Board National Recognition Program awardees! Abigail Donaldson, Sarah Campbell, and Natalie Yadlovskiy have been selected for the National Rural and Small Town Award (NRSTA). This honor is given to students based on outstanding performance on the PSAT/NMSQT®, PSAT™ 10, and/or AP® Exams. Please help us congratulate these students for their accomplishment!

Tomorrow is #collegecolorsday! Be sure to wear your favorite college or LHS gear to school tomorrow.