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LUNCH INFO 
Breakfast $1.20

Lunch is $2.45  

Milk is .50

Students must have at least one-half the price of a meal in their account to charge a reimbursable meal.
Students are not allowed to purchase ala carte* items when the balance is at or below zero.

2nd meals are charged at the adult meal cost.
Purchases on a friend’s account are not allowed.

A Net Cash machine will be available to students in the cafeteria during school hours. Cash only will be accepted by the machine and will go directly to the student’s account. Students may check their account balance by using the Net Cash machine during school hours.


Park Place School Store    

Daily hours  (CALL AHEAD-times may vary!)

Open 9:30-11:05 am
Closed 4th period (Lunch period)
Open 12:30-3:00 pm

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WEEKLY MEETINGS
Spring Lake Park Clubs and Activities 2011-2012

MONDAY
Student Council:
Student government for the school. Students elected by their peers in the Spring Lake Park ISD16 Meets Mondays at 7:15 a.m. in Student Council Room
Ms. Zaugg and Ms. Wood, Advisors


Math Team:
Love math, great at it? Test your math skills against other kids from all over the state and country! Meets Mondays and Thursdays at 2:40 in room C180, from late Sept. thru Feb. or Mar.
$50 fee
Open to anyone in grades 9-12
Mr. Hilst and Mr. Young, Advisors


TUESDAY
World Cultures Club:
Learn about countries and cultures from around the world, and become friends with kids in our school who are exchange students from some of those countries! Meets the 1st or 2nd Tuesday of the month in room C275. Meets monthly to plan something outside of school, like hayrides, haunted house, bonfires, ice skating, movies, bowling, dance lessons, etc. Anyone can join anytime
Mr. Reif, Advisor

FIRST Robotics Team – Interested in designing, building, or programming a robot to compete against other high school teams at the University of Minnesota? Come to an information night with your parent on Tuesday, October 25th at 7:00 p.m. Enter the high school through door #28. Go to room C167. Competing robots weigh up to 120 lbs.

WEDNSDAY
Leo Club:
Community Service Organization Meets every Wednesday at 2:45 in the Cafeteria Anyone can join anytime
Pete Yelle, Advisor

GSA: Gay Straight Alliance;
Help to create a supportive environment for GLBTQ students and staff at SLPHS. Hang out together, talk about what matters to you, raise awareness and support in our school. Meets Wednesdays at 2:45 in the Student Services Office Anyone can join anytime
Ms. Magid Hart, Advisor

CHAT: Chemical Health Awareness Team:
Promote chemical free fun in school and elsewhere. Meets every other Wednesday at 2:45 p.m. in the Student Services office Open to all, join anytime
Dan Nelson, Advisor

Knowledge Bowl:
Like Trivial Pursuit? Want to learn lots of factoids to impress your friends? Meets Wednesdays and Fridays in room C268. Takes part in inter-school competitions, as well. Anyone can join. $50 fee (may be waived for students on free or reduced lunch)
Ms. Tuve, Advisor

THURSDAY
Sophomore Senate: Fundraises for the prom; other activities. Meets Thursdays at 2:40 in room B244 Any sophomores may join. Those who complete the requirements may earn a letter. Ms. Ernst, Advisor

Anime Club:
Can’t get enough of Anime? Like to read it? Want to create your own? Meets Thursdays at 2:45 in room C184 Anyone can join anytime
Ms. Wood, Advisor 

Yearbook:
Work on the 2011-12 yearbook, everything from design to layout to sales. Tons of fun! Meets Thursdays at 2:40 in room B145
Ms. Ahrndt and Ms. Johnson, Advisors

Opportunities in Emergency Health Care (OEC)
Program/Health Occupations Students of America (HOSA): Provides opportunities for students in the OEC classes to get lots of hands on experience, to build skills and serve the community. Meets Thursdays at 2:45 in room B135 for labs/meetings. Also, many event opportunities beyond these meetings. Open to all OEC students
Mr. Neiss, Advisor

The Mirage: Creative-arts magazine created by students here at SLPHS. If you are a writer, poet, painter, visual artist, mixed media artist, graphic artist, or simply someone who appreciates art and would like to learn more, this is the club for you. Meets Thursdays 2:40 in room B250-A Open to all 9-12th graders, may join at any time
Ms. Bobbe, Advisor

Math Team: Love math, great at it? Test your math skills against other kids from all over the state and country! Meets Mondays and Thursdays at 2:40 in room C180, from late Sept. thru Feb. or Mar. $50 fee Open to anyone in grades 9-12
Mr. Hilst and Mr. Young, Advisors


Asian Club:
Celebrate and learn about Asian culture Meets Thursdays, room to be determined, at 2:45 Open to all, join anytime
Dan Nelson, Advisor

FRIDAY
Junior Senate: Plan school events sponsored by junior class, including prom. Meets every Friday in room C276 Any juniors may join.
Mr. Lemberg, Ms. Brockman, Ms. Schlangen, Advisors

Senior Senate:
Plan events for the senior class. Meets every Friday at 2:45 p.m. in room B242 Any seniors may join at any time.
Ms. Wackman, Advisor

 

Bollywood club

Meets every Friday at 2:45 p.m. in room B-247. All are welcome to attend!

Ms Hallberg. Advisor 

FIRST Robotics Team – Interested in designing, building, or programming a robot to compete against other high school teams at the University of Minnesota? Come to an information night with your parent on Tuesday, October 25th at 7:00 p.m. Enter the high school through door #28. Go to room C167. Competing robots weigh up to 120 lbs.

Theater: Drama (fall), One Acts (winter), Musical (spring)
Lots of opportunities for students who like to sing, act, dance, direct, make costumes, build sets, etc. Watch for posters around school for auditions and information.

One Acts: Meets Monday thru Friday and Saturday, competitions and performances may fall on Saturdays; meets from mid-November through early-February (end depends on competition advancement); watch for posters to join, probably in early November; acting is by audition; stage crew is by sign up; $50 activity fee;
Mr. Sellman, Advisor

Musical: Meets every day from mid-February to end of April including some Saturdays and evenings; $50 activity fee (waived if free lunch; ½ price if reduced lunch); meets in the Fine Arts Center; participation is by audition; watch for audition posters around school.
Mr. Young and Mr. Wressell, Advisors

Tech Crew $30 activity fee for each play (waived if free lunch; ½ price if reduced lunch); Tech Crew also works on many events apart from school theater, and there is no cost to students on Tech Crew who are not working with the plays;
Mr. Julien, Advisor

The Voice:
Interested in theater, performance, script-writing, directing, dancing and/or media arts? Interested in social issues, too? You can combine these interests into one cool club! This year’s focus is Words Hurt, which will address bullying, dating violence and family violence, and the power of our words when used to hurt others. You will help to develop the theme, write the script, act and perform. Meets 3-4 days/week at 2:40 in room B250-A. Starting in Nov, will meet 4-5 days/week Students can earn a letter for full participation Open to all 9-12 graders.
Looking for writers/directors and choreographers in Sept! Ms. Bobbe, Advisor

Mock Trial:  Cancelled

As of hursday, October 27, 2011

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PANTHER MENTOR DATES and EVENTS for 2011-2012