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System Announcements

• 2017-18 STUDENT PARKING INFORMATION (Wednesday, June 14, 2017)
  

  Please see THIS LETTER for important dates and information, regarding student parking for the 2017-2018 school year.

• Did you child leave a camera behind? (Wednesday, June 7, 2017)
  

  These CAMERAS were found when the lockers were emptied.  Please call 513-697-3701 if you believe one of them might belong to you. 

• It’s time to complete your child’s Emergency Medical Authorization (EMA) form (Tuesday, June 6, 2017)
  

  It’s time to complete your child’s Emergency Medical Authorization (EMA) form for the 2017-2018 school year.  This is a separate form submission from the one required by the Athletic Department.

  All EMA forms are due no later than Friday, August 4, 2017.

  Students will not be able to receive classroom information, student schedules or Chrome Books until the EMA form has been completed and submitted to the district.  If you do not have access to a computer, please contact your building secretary to arrange a time to meet her at the school office for assistance.

  To complete the EMA, click HERE for the district web page, hover over the "Parents" tab and select "Emergency medical Authoriazation Form."

  
  

  Keep in mind that all information on the EMA form should be kept up to date throughout the school year.  This is the information that we use in order to contact you in case of an emergency.  All changes will have to be made by parents.  Staff will not be permitted to make changes to the data on the forms, including phone, email, or any contact information.

  If you have forgotten your username and/or password, click on “forgot credentials” and the information will be emailed to you.

  If you are new to Loveland and have enrolled for the 2017-18 school year anytime between January 2017 and today, you will also have to follow this procedure.

• Girls Who Code Campus Programs (Wednesday, May 31, 2017)
  

  Girls Who Code Campus programs are two-week immersion programs for middle school and high school girls to learn 
computer science fundamentals, gain exposure to tech jobs and join a supportive sisterhood of tens of thousands of girls who code across the US!

  Girls Who Code Campus programs offer: 

  ●        Condensed Learning for Busy Summer Schedules:  Campus programs are immersion courses that use project-based learning to equip and inspire your daughter with the confidence and skills necessary to pursue computer science; condensed into a two-week time frame to accommodate your summer plans.                                                    

  ●        Research-based Curriculum: The introductory coding curriculum is centered on Girls Who Code's Core4 computer science skills, career exposure and community building.

  ●        Trained Educators: Girls Who Code hires and trains Technology Instructors and Teaching Assistants to facilitate the program on campus at a 8:1 student to teacher ratio.

  ●        Results: Girls Who Code is a nationally respected brand with tens of thousands of alumni across all 50 states! Our alumni are attending the top Computer Science universities in the U.S. and are getting jobs from our 80+ corporate partners.

  ●        Fun and Friendships: Your daughter will learn to code alongside 25 other girls and will join an alumni network of tens of thousands of girls across the country who are using computer science to solve problems they care about.

   

  Beginners welcome; no experience required!

   

  APPLY NOW FOR SUMMER 2017!

   

  Cost $2,000 |Scholarships available to those who qualify!

  
  
• Attention Seniors! (Friday, May 26, 2017)
  

  All of the files you created on your Loveland student account will no longer be accessible after graduation. To transfer your files, watch this short Senior Takeout video that contains step-by-step instructions.  If you have any questions, go to the Leaders in Technology Help Desk in the Media Center.