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PSAT Test
College bound juniors and sophmores with accelerated math and English skills.....the PSAT test will be administered on Wednesday, Oct. 13, 2010 in the morning. The PSAT prepares students to take the SAT test and by taking the PSAT test students who meet entry requirements may enter the National Merit Scholarship Corporation's scholarship competition. You may sign up and pay the fee to take this test September 20- October 6 in the Counseling Department.

Sept. 10 Deadline for Opting Out of Military Recruiter Contact
Juniors, if you have decided to opt out of the opportunity to be contacted by a military recruiter, the form with both your and your parents' signature must be turned in to the Counseling Office by September 10. There is no exception to this date. The names will be released on September 13th. If you need another form, see Loretta in the Counseling Office.

Attendance Policy
Please be aware of the attendance policy at LHS. Click here to review it.

Dress Code
Loveland High School will enforce section JICA of the Thompson School District Discipline Code. Consistent with the 1969 Supreme Court Decision, students are expected to dress in a way that does not cause substantial disruption of or material interference with school activities.

Clothing shall be deemed to cause substantial disruption and/or material interference if it references or promotes illegal activities including,but not limited to: gang membership or affiliation, the use or distribution of drugs or alcohol.

State Heath regulations require: Shoes and footwear are required at all times.

Student Parking

All students must display a parking permit in vehicle. Issuance of a parking permit does not imply or guarantee a parking space. There is a $5.00 charge to replace lost or stolen parking permits.	Cars parked in No Parking Zones or Unauthorized Zones will be booted and or towed at owners' expense.

Parking Rules:
1. No parking in faculty, visitor, fire lane, or handicapped parking spaces at any time.
2. No parking is allowed beyond the Ind. Technology fence at anytime.
3. No Underclassman parking in the west lot, pool lot, or the gravel lot by the tennis courts.
4. Parking in the west lot is reserved for staff, visitors, volunteers, substitute teachers, and student teachers. A limited number of parking spaces will be available in the west lot for seniors, by permit only on a first-come, first-served basis.
The east lot is available to staff and students on a first-come, first-served basis, with no student parking inside the wide yellow line. Reserved for faculty only.

Consequences of violating parking rules:
• First violation: Violation ticket issued.
• Second violation: Meeting with Administration
• Third violation: Meeting with Administration with 2 weeks loss of parking privileges.
• Fourth violation: 9 weeks automatic loss of parking privileges.
• Any further infractions could result in permanent loss of parking privileges.

For both First Class and Campus Portal your user name is: (first name initial)(second name initial)(last name)(the year you graduate) For example, Gina Ruth Jones, class of 2010, would log in using: User Name: grjones10 Password: 6 digit school ID number

Your user name for the Novell server is: (last name)(first initial)(.) (the year you graduate) For example, Gina Ruth Jones, class of 2010, would log in using: User Name: jonesg.2010 Password: 6 digit school ID number If there was another user at school with the same user name, Gina's user name would be jonesgi.2010. Gina would use the first 2 letters of her name.

Use these links to get Open Source Programs!!

OpenOffice.org Like Microsoft Office, but free and safe!

Firefox An Open Source web browser, and a good one

GIMP Like Photoshop, but free

Peazip Don't have WinZip, then use Peazip! (An awesome substitute!)

LHS now subscribes to Turnitin.com in an effort to help LHS students recognize plagiarism and learn to correctly cite sources they use in their writing. For students to be able to use the service, teachers need to set up their classes with assignments. Then students need to enroll themselves in the classes to submit their work.

Most students don't intentionally plagiarize. Instead, they may not know how to cite correctly. It is important to understand what has to be cited, how to cite it and why it is important to cite sources.

Students, use your First Class email account to receive the Originality Reports which identifies areas of your papers that appear to be plagiarized.

Download the pdf of Turnitin.com login instructions for students:
Login Quick Start Instructions

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