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The Comet Weekly || Wednesday, June 10th

Posted Date: 06/10/26 (01:30 PM)


 
COMET Weekly
Wednesday, June 10th 2026
 

The Principal's Update

Dear LPS families,

Congratulations on the completion of a wonderful school year! I am so proud of our students' hard work and incredibly thankful for our community. Thank you to every single parent, chaperone, donor, coach, mentor, spectator, fan, tutor, volunteer, and driver…  It truly takes a village to support our amazing Comets!

Remember to complete our Strategic Plan survey by the end of day Friday, 6/12. We have about 30 parent responses and are hoping for many more!

This last Comet Weekly has basic information about summer timelines. Please save this message to reference as needed.

Summer Office Hours: 
Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday from 9 am to 1 pm

June:
  • Report cards sent home digitally Friday, June 12
  • LPS technology due back to office by June 30
  • Principals available by appointment (email for appt)

July:
  • Office closed July 6-10
  • Fall sports registration begins July 1
  • Late fees added for missing technology/unpaid bills July 1
  • Principals on vacation, Superintendent in office (email for appt)

August:
  • Fall sports parent meeting August 5th, 6 pm in PAC
  • Welcome Email for 2026-2027 sent August 7th
  • Whole-School Open House and Dinner, August 26th, 5:00-7:00
  • Principals available by appointment (email for appt)

Visit our website for calendars and event details! www.lelandschool.com 

Administration Contacts for Summer

Ryan Huppert, Superintendent

Shelagh Fehrenbach, K-12 Principal

Important Upcoming Dates

All dates available on website calendar

Wednesday, June 10th - Half Day, Last Day of School!!!

Important Information & Events

Summer @ Leland: Plans and Dates including office hours, playgroups, and school events.
Leland School's summer plans and dates, including office hours and event schedules.

Recently at LPS

A group of young people pose for a photo in front of large gold balloons spelling '2030'.
Members of the Class of 2030 and their families recently gathered for a celebration at the Old Art Building to mark the conclusion of this group's middle school years. The parent-organized event included volleyball, bean toss, a potluck dinner, and a slideshow of these classmates reaching back to their Kindergarten years at LPS and all the iconic field trips and Comet memories since. One highlight of the evening was the arrival of some very special guests: a few of their teachers. We are so proud of the Class of 2030, our rising high schoolers!
 
Presentation slide for an 8th Grade Transition Ceremony titled 'Keys to Success'.
A group of students stands in a gymnasium facing an audience seated on the floor, with a presentation screen visible.
A diverse group of young people pose for a photo in a gymnasium.
8th Graders Move Up Congratulations to our 8th graders as they officially transition from middle school to high school! The 8th Grade Transition Ceremony celebrated their hard work, growth, and accomplishments while marking the beginning of an exciting new chapter.
 
A large group of smiling students wearing colorful, festive hats sit on bleachers.
A large group of children and young adults wearing colorful, festive hats pose on stairs.
Children in graduation caps sit on a stage while adults speak from podiums.
Students in graduation caps stand on a stage in front of a large screen displaying abstract blue shapes.
5th Grade Graduation Mrs. Knudsen and Mr. Kelenske proudly celebrated their 5th grade students during a special graduation ceremony marking the end of their elementary school journey. Surrounded by family, friends, and staff, they reflected and looked ahead to the exciting opportunities awaiting them in middle school. Congratulations 5th graders!
 
A handmade model of a plant cell, showcasing its various organelles.
A cake decorated to resemble a plant cell, with various organelles labeled with letters.
A colorful, handmade model of a plant cell, with various organelles crafted from clay and beads, sits on a table.
A handmade model of an animal cell, with various organelles represented by colorful craft materials.
A colorful LEGO creation features a central blue structure surrounded by green and white bricks, resembling a garden.
Cell Models Students in Mrs. Neilly’s 7th Grade Science class put their knowledge of cell structure and function into action by creating detailed 3D cell models!
 
Students in a classroom, one balancing a cookie on his nose, look towards the front.
A student in a red hoodie balances a cookie on their forehead in a classroom.
Students balance cookies on their foreheads in a classroom setting.
A student rests their head on a desk in a classroom, with a cookie on their nose.
Minute to Win It! MS students enjoyed fun end of year activities including this "Minute to Win It" cookie game!
 
Three smiling young women hold red, white, and blue popsicles outdoors.
Children wearing celebratory hats with 'I DID IT!' text stand outside a brick building.
Five boys stand and sit outdoors, holding ice pops, with a soccer field in the background.
A group of children and teenagers stand on a green turf field, some holding popsicles.
Two young girls smile while holding popsicles in front of a brick building.
Four smiling young women stand together on a playground with a brick building in the background.
A young girl in a green shirt smiles while holding a green popsicle on a climbing net.
A group of children and an adult smile while holding popsicles in front of a playground.
Popsicle Send Off What a wonderful way to wrap up another school year! Families, students and staff gathered the Last Day of School Send-Off, celebrating the end of a fantastic year with popsicles on the turf. After enjoying a sweet treat together, teachers waved goodbye to busses as students headed into summer break. Thank you to the LPS PTO for organizing this fun tradition.

Opportunities in the Community

Illustration of colorful buildings with text 'OPPORTUNITIES IN OUR LOCAL COMMUNITY' and 'FOR STUDENTS & FAMILIES'.
 
A digital newsletter titled 'The Comet Weekly' shares information about LPS and opportunities for K-12 kids.
A graphic with text from 'The Comet Weekly' inviting submissions via email to eellibee@lelandschool.com