Come see us when it's registration time! (Our registration is not done online, but in person at the school.)
Registration will take place on Tuesday, August 6, 2019 and Wednesday, August 7, 2019 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.
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School begins on Monday, August 19, 2019 at 8:30 a.m. See you then!
"Isn't it funny how day by day nothing changes, but, when you look back, everything is different." -C.S. Lewis
Back row left to right: Jennina H., Stephanie G., Kyree M.
Middle: Lesly V., Lanika T., Mekenzie L., Jentry H., Tyffany H., Stefania L., Jenny G., Meleny G.
Front: Jasmin L., Alesha M., Jennifer G., Ashley J., Viridiana P.
We are so proud of these graduates!
LEGACY SCHOOL AWARDS - Term 4, 2018-19
3.0 GPA and Above Angie A., Johana B., Alia C., Judy E., Jenny G., Roxanna G., Stephanie G., Jentry H., Ashley J., Kyree M., and Lesly V.
Punctuality Awards Johana B., Judy E., Stephanie G., and Kyree M.
Day Care Shout Outs Angie A., Johana B., Meleny G., and Jentry H.
Attendance Awards Johana B., Alia C., Judy E., Stephanie G., Kyree M., and Lesly V.
Mrs. Boothe has been reading the book Tuesdays with Morrie by Mitch Albom with our students. Appropriately, Tuesday afternoon, the school met to watch the film together. Wednesday, we enjoyed homemade taco soup, bread and cookies. Thursday we celebrated the hard work of our students as Fourth Term Awards were announced. After awards, yearbooks were distributed. Way to finish strong Crusaders!
The Hope Prom was the culminating event of our focus on HOPE. Students had opportunities to discuss Hope, read books about Hope, listen to guest speakers about Hope, and participate in activities to generate Hope. Hope Prom was held Friday, May 17th. Everyone pitched in to transform our hall for dining and dancing. It was exciting to see everyone dressed up, socializing together and dancing the night away. “Everything that is done in this world is done by hope.” Martin Luther
Several of our faculty members have fond memories of participating in the ZCMI Table Setting Contest when they were in high school and decided to provide a similar opportunity for our student body. The first questions to address were, “Why participate?” or “What does it matter if I know how to set a table properly?” The competition is a fun way to express originality and creativity, to learn the rules how to set a table, to gain skills for entertaining, and to make guests feel welcome and honored.
Excitement was in the air May 8th as Legacy’s first annual cooking competition arrived. Students were able to create teams of 4-5 members and planned a meal using a chicken breast. They were given one hour of prep time and were judged on eye appeal, uniqueness, color and texture, aroma and taste, temperature, degree of difficulty, and over-all presentation. The four distinguished judges were Cara Puckett, Susan Boothe, Cindy Thatcher, and Mindy Davies. The judges remarked that all the results were delicious!