“I am the light of the world; he that followeth me shall not walk in darkness, but shall have the light of life.” John 8:12
Light House
ACADEMY,
am the
light
of the world;
that
followeth
mebut
shall
nothave
walk
darkness,
but shall
light of life.”
“I am the light of the “I
world;
he that
followeth
me shallhenot
walk
in darkness,
shall
thein
light
of life.” John
8:12 have the
NOVEMBER
John 8:12
“I am the light of the world; he that followeth me shall not walk in darkness, but shall have the light of life.” John 8:12
NOVEMBER 2012
NOVEMBER 2012
2012
BEACON
Light
Light
Light
BEACON
House
House
House BEACON
INC.
9005 N. Industrial Road, Peoria, IL 61615
Light House
• 9005
N. Industrial
Light House Academy
• 9005 N.Academy
Industrial Road
• Peoria,
IL 61615 Road • Peoria, IL 61615
Light House
N. Industrial Road • Peoria, IL 61615
Light House Academy • 9005 N. Industrial
RoadAcademy
• Peoria,• 9005
IL 61615
SPRING 2017
trusting god for our future
trusting
godgod
for our
trusting
forfuture
our future
Thankful for God’s Provision
Christmas Program
By: Abby Dobra and Ava Menold (5th grade)
Light House Academy middle school produced a
Christmas skit that we performed at the fellowship hall.
The way we put this skit together was by all writing a
little bit of the parts for different people to play. After
that, we collected all the suggestions from all the
students and combined them into our skit.
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origin to all the rights, privileges, programs and activities generally accorded or
made available to students at the school. It does not discriminate on the basis of race,
color, nationality or ethnic origin.
Solar System
In Memory
By Isaac Zimmerman (4th Grade)
and Shaeya Kellenberger and Hunter Stahl (3rd Grade)
Secret Santa’s on the Loose
Levi Meister
(5thWe
grade)
The 3rd and 4th grades learned about and created a model of the solarBy:
system
in Science.
learned that
House
to a dear
MarsOur
has Light
two suns,
andfamily
Jupitersaid
has farewell
approximately
125friend,
moons. The constellations were fun to explore. Making
a model
of Volkert.
the solarThe
system
was afamily
fun way
learn
aboutpart
it. First we wrapped
some
foamHouse
balls with
newspaper
Every year,
Light
Academy
participates in a Secret Santa
Greg
Volkert
wastoan
integral
and starch.
Next
we
painted
the
balls
different
colors.
Then
we
set
them
in
order
around
the
sun.
We
are
going
exchange.
It
is
a
time
when
each
student
draws a name from
of our lives throughout the years Emma and Sara
to hang them for display at school. We enjoyed learning about our solar system and exploring outer space!
the whole school and secretly does nice things for their person.
The first day, they give them a treat or food item. Students leave
The Leaf clues
Collection
for the hidden item or just leave it on their desk before their
We could always count on Greg
and Mannaioni
Lora to share
By Daniel
(6th Grade) and Tyden Kellenberger (5th Grade)
person
gets to school.
their kind and willing hearts to help in any way. We’re
attended Light House.
This thankful
year the fiGreg
fth and
a leaf
We to
had to find 15 leaves and identify them. We had about three weeks to find all
is sixth
safelygrades
Homedid
now,
andcollection.
we continue
On and
the second
day, they
make
homemade
crafts
the their
of the leaves. As we collected all the leaves, we learned how to find them
identify them.
We can
learned
about
the edges,
the for
shapes,
lift Lora,
Emma,
andlots
Sara
up in
prayer.
formation
on the
tree and
more.
We
also learned about the
receiving person. Then, the last day before Christmas break, a $5
names of the trees and good ways to figure out how to find the
present is given. When students open the present, they have to
name of the tree. We turned in our projects on October 5th, and
guess who their Secret Santa was. Secret Santa exchange is one of
we were all satisfied with our grades and thought that our hard
the most fun times of the year.
work had paid off. This year’s leaf collection was very fun, and we
really enjoyed it!
The Art of Quilling
By: Lydia Dutton (6th grade)
Jewel Jar Party
Over the past few
weeks, Light House Academy middle school students have been partaking in an art project called quilling. Quilling
By Chloe Stahl, 6th Grade
is an art form involving curled paper laid into shapes and designs. For this project we made paper valentines for our loved ones and
Thesent
jewel
jar isina candy
rewardtins.
we get
for good
Whenand
wewas
do possibly first used in the Renaissance period where nuns and monks used
them
Quilling
is anbehavior.
old art form
good
deeds,
are
on
time
to
our
seats,
and
participate
in
Wacky
it to decorate covers of religious books.
Wednesday, we get to put a jewel in the jar. When the jar is
full, we have a party. For our first party we dressed up like a
In the from
eighteenth
craftMany
became
popular
between
character
a bookcentury
we havethe
read.
people
dressed
up English ladies who could do the art without too much thought that could
like tax
princesses,
characters
from
Narnia,toDr.
Seuss’
One
and when in the hands of a master. This was a great project for us to learn
their minds.
Quilling
is simple
learn
butThing
it looks
fantastic
Thing
andTwo,
do. and many other things. We played charades outside,
and we ate candy. It was a little chilly, but we had fun. We had a
great time!
Then we gave each student a part. We memorized our
lines and had fun performing our skit. Middle school
also performed some songs using bells, glasses and
goblet rubbers. Mr. Ramseyer showed us how to tune the goblets with different levels of water. It was challenging but fun! The elementary
students shared the story of Jesus’ birth with speaking parts and songs. After the program was over we had time to talk and have baked goods and
refreshments. Our Christmas program was a success! Thank you to the many family and friends who came to support us!
Donald J. Trump
and the Inauguration
By:
Luke Dobra (5thCAMPAIGN
grade) and
BUILDING
UPDATE
Charlie
LaFont (6th grade)
BUILDING
CAMPAIGN UPDATE
News and Notes
Sunday, April 23 - Open House at Light House Academy
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and grammar.
for our auction flyer!
She comes to school once a week,
and the other day we have class at her
house…via Google Hangout! I hope you
have learned some things about Mrs.
Endress, and now you know her better!
Civil War Snacks
Ring Those Bells!
By: Ivan Carlson, Megan Deets, Sierra Stahl (4th grade)
and Timothy Ricketts (3rd grade)
By: Alyssa Kieser (6th grade)
Light House Academy gets to ring bells for the Salvation Army each year. Our
location was at the grocery door of the Allen Road Wal-Mart. We sang Christmas
carols while we rang bells. All of our students and teachers were divided into three
groups to cover the morning shifts. After our shift was
done, we went back to school to drink hot chocolate
and watch Christmas movies.
Do you know any Civil War snacks?
During our Civil War chapter, we made two treats called
Johnnycakes and Hardtack. The Hardtack is like a cracker
and was a food the soldiers could easily carry. It was hard
and didn’t have much flavor. It was so hard that you had to
dip it in tea or some type of liquid to make it softer. The
Johnnycakes were tastier than the Hardtack. They tasted like
pancakes, and they were sweet. They were both very fun to
make!
Recently at the Salvation Army awards ceremony, we
found out that Light House Academy won first place in
our division!! Our kettle collected $845.35!
Ringing bells is a great way to have fun and to raise
money for Salvation Army.
Field Trip Day
By: Miss Berchtold with Brooklyn Wieland, Lily
Zimmerman, and Selah Huang (Kindergarten)
We were very excited to go on a field trip to the
Riverfront Museum. We watched a movie in 3D called
“Extreme Weather.” Mrs. Meister and Mrs. Tkaczyk’s
classes went also. After eating lunch at McDonalds, we
went bowling at the Peoria Christian Center.
It was fun to watch everyone bowl! School is so fun, and
it’s hard to believe we only have about three months of
school left!
Going For Gold
By: Justin Ricketts (7th grade) and
Lauren Hougham (6th grade)
This year the middle schoolers have again
had the privilege to participate in River City
Gymnastics. We enjoy it so much! We have
been learning how to do back and front
flips, cartwheels, somersaults, roundoffs, and
cartwheels on the balance beam. We have also
learned how to jump from the lower bar to the
higher bar on the uneven bars.
Our teacher, Brandon, is very patient and kind. He helps us accomplish our goals, even when it looks hard. We get to exercise on the
bars, beam, floor, pit, and vault. Gymnastics is a lot of fun, and we hope to do it again next year. Make sure that you always go for gold!
Spirit Week
Steele Jude is here!
Have you ever participated in Spirit Week? It is a fun and
encouraging week with fun games and activities. On Monday, we
decorated the school in our school colors, red and black. Then, on
Tuesday, we all dressed up as our favorite sports team or player.
On Wednesday, we wore creative hats, homemade or storebought. On Thursday, we wrote an encouraging note to everyone
in our class; we also got to wear comfy clothes. Finally, on Friday,
we had Wacky Tacky Day. We had to wear the wackiest clothes we
had that did not match. We hope you will have a fun time if you
do Spirit Week and participate.
Mrs. Tkaczyk had a baby, and his name is Steele Jude. He was born on
November 16th. He is 3 months old. He is cute and chubby. He smiles a lot!
He has one brother, and his name is Titus.
By: Layla Hoerr and Will Dutton (4th grade), Myles Zimmerman
and Emily Dobra (3rd grade)
By: Aubrey Menold (2nd grade) and Gabriel Huang, Santana Hoerr,
Sydney Hougham, and Lucy Deets (1st grade)
While Mrs. Tkaczyk was gone taking care of Steele, Mrs. Stahl was our
teacher. She was really nice and fun!
We are going to miss Mrs. Stahl, but we are glad we get to have Mrs. Tkaczyk
back and see Steele and Titus at school in the morning.
Civil War Snacks
Ring Those Bells!
By: Ivan Carlson, Megan Deets, Sierra Stahl (4th grade)
and Timothy Ricketts (3rd grade)
By: Alyssa Kieser (6th grade)
Light House Academy gets to ring bells for the Salvation Army each year. Our
location was at the grocery door of the Allen Road Wal-Mart. We sang Christmas
carols while we rang bells. All of our students and teachers were divided into three
groups to cover the morning shifts. After our shift was
done, we went back to school to drink hot chocolate
and watch Christmas movies.
Do you know any Civil War snacks?
During our Civil War chapter, we made two treats called
Johnnycakes and Hardtack. The Hardtack is like a cracker
and was a food the soldiers could easily carry. It was hard
and didn’t have much flavor. It was so hard that you had to
dip it in tea or some type of liquid to make it softer. The
Johnnycakes were tastier than the Hardtack. They tasted like
pancakes, and they were sweet. They were both very fun to
make!
Recently at the Salvation Army awards ceremony, we
found out that Light House Academy won first place in
our division!! Our kettle collected $845.35!
Ringing bells is a great way to have fun and to raise
money for Salvation Army.
Field Trip Day
By: Miss Berchtold with Brooklyn Wieland, Lily
Zimmerman, and Selah Huang (Kindergarten)
We were very excited to go on a field trip to the
Riverfront Museum. We watched a movie in 3D called
“Extreme Weather.” Mrs. Meister and Mrs. Tkaczyk’s
classes went also. After eating lunch at McDonalds, we
went bowling at the Peoria Christian Center.
It was fun to watch everyone bowl! School is so fun, and
it’s hard to believe we only have about three months of
school left!
Going For Gold
By: Justin Ricketts (7th grade) and
Lauren Hougham (6th grade)
This year the middle schoolers have again
had the privilege to participate in River City
Gymnastics. We enjoy it so much! We have
been learning how to do back and front
flips, cartwheels, somersaults, roundoffs, and
cartwheels on the balance beam. We have also
learned how to jump from the lower bar to the
higher bar on the uneven bars.
Our teacher, Brandon, is very patient and kind. He helps us accomplish our goals, even when it looks hard. We get to exercise on the
bars, beam, floor, pit, and vault. Gymnastics is a lot of fun, and we hope to do it again next year. Make sure that you always go for gold!
Spirit Week
Steele Jude is here!
Have you ever participated in Spirit Week? It is a fun and
encouraging week with fun games and activities. On Monday, we
decorated the school in our school colors, red and black. Then, on
Tuesday, we all dressed up as our favorite sports team or player.
On Wednesday, we wore creative hats, homemade or storebought. On Thursday, we wrote an encouraging note to everyone
in our class; we also got to wear comfy clothes. Finally, on Friday,
we had Wacky Tacky Day. We had to wear the wackiest clothes we
had that did not match. We hope you will have a fun time if you
do Spirit Week and participate.
Mrs. Tkaczyk had a baby, and his name is Steele Jude. He was born on
November 16th. He is 3 months old. He is cute and chubby. He smiles a lot!
He has one brother, and his name is Titus.
By: Layla Hoerr and Will Dutton (4th grade), Myles Zimmerman
and Emily Dobra (3rd grade)
By: Aubrey Menold (2nd grade) and Gabriel Huang, Santana Hoerr,
Sydney Hougham, and Lucy Deets (1st grade)
While Mrs. Tkaczyk was gone taking care of Steele, Mrs. Stahl was our
teacher. She was really nice and fun!
We are going to miss Mrs. Stahl, but we are glad we get to have Mrs. Tkaczyk
back and see Steele and Titus at school in the morning.
“I am the light of the world; he that followeth me shall not walk in darkness, but shall have the light of life.” John 8:12
Light House
ACADEMY,
am the
light
of the world;
that
followeth
mebut
shall
nothave
walk
darkness,
but shall
light of life.”
“I am the light of the “I
world;
he that
followeth
me shallhenot
walk
in darkness,
shall
thein
light
of life.” John
8:12 have the
NOVEMBER
John 8:12
“I am the light of the world; he that followeth me shall not walk in darkness, but shall have the light of life.” John 8:12
NOVEMBER 2012
NOVEMBER 2012
2012
BEACON
Light
Light
Light
BEACON
House
House
House BEACON
INC.
9005 N. Industrial Road, Peoria, IL 61615
Light House
• 9005
N. Industrial
Light House Academy
• 9005 N.Academy
Industrial Road
• Peoria,
IL 61615 Road • Peoria, IL 61615
Light House
N. Industrial Road • Peoria, IL 61615
Light House Academy • 9005 N. Industrial
RoadAcademy
• Peoria,• 9005
IL 61615
SPRING 2017
trusting god for our future
trusting
godgod
for our
trusting
forfuture
our future
Thankful for God’s Provision
Christmas Program
By: Abby Dobra and Ava Menold (5th grade)
Light House Academy middle school produced a
Christmas skit that we performed at the fellowship hall.
The way we put this skit together was by all writing a
little bit of the parts for different people to play. After
that, we collected all the suggestions from all the
students and combined them into our skit.
Send us your email
Send us your email
and save us
and save
us postage &
postage
&
printing costs.
printing costs.
LHouseAcademy@
lhouseacademy
@gmail.com
yahoo.com
Light House Academy, Inc. admits students of any race, color, nationality or ethnic
origin to all the rights, privileges, programs and activities generally accorded or
made available to students at the school. It does not discriminate on the basis of race,
color, nationality or ethnic origin.
Solar System
In Memory
By Isaac Zimmerman (4th Grade)
and Shaeya Kellenberger and Hunter Stahl (3rd Grade)
Secret Santa’s on the Loose
Levi Meister
(5thWe
grade)
The 3rd and 4th grades learned about and created a model of the solarBy:
system
in Science.
learned that
House
to a dear
MarsOur
has Light
two suns,
andfamily
Jupitersaid
has farewell
approximately
125friend,
moons. The constellations were fun to explore. Making
a model
of Volkert.
the solarThe
system
was afamily
fun way
learn
aboutpart
it. First we wrapped
some
foamHouse
balls with
newspaper
Every year,
Light
Academy
participates in a Secret Santa
Greg
Volkert
wastoan
integral
and starch.
Next
we
painted
the
balls
different
colors.
Then
we
set
them
in
order
around
the
sun.
We
are
going
exchange.
It
is
a
time
when
each
student
draws a name from
of our lives throughout the years Emma and Sara
to hang them for display at school. We enjoyed learning about our solar system and exploring outer space!
the whole school and secretly does nice things for their person.
The first day, they give them a treat or food item. Students leave
The Leaf clues
Collection
for the hidden item or just leave it on their desk before their
We could always count on Greg
and Mannaioni
Lora to share
By Daniel
(6th Grade) and Tyden Kellenberger (5th Grade)
person
gets to school.
their kind and willing hearts to help in any way. We’re
attended Light House.
This thankful
year the fiGreg
fth and
a leaf
We to
had to find 15 leaves and identify them. We had about three weeks to find all
is sixth
safelygrades
Homedid
now,
andcollection.
we continue
On and
the second
day, they
make
homemade
crafts
the their
of the leaves. As we collected all the leaves, we learned how to find them
identify them.
We can
learned
about
the edges,
the for
shapes,
lift Lora,
Emma,
andlots
Sara
up in
prayer.
formation
on the
tree and
more.
We
also learned about the
receiving person. Then, the last day before Christmas break, a $5
names of the trees and good ways to figure out how to find the
present is given. When students open the present, they have to
name of the tree. We turned in our projects on October 5th, and
guess who their Secret Santa was. Secret Santa exchange is one of
we were all satisfied with our grades and thought that our hard
the most fun times of the year.
work had paid off. This year’s leaf collection was very fun, and we
really enjoyed it!
The Art of Quilling
By: Lydia Dutton (6th grade)
Jewel Jar Party
Over the past few
weeks, Light House Academy middle school students have been partaking in an art project called quilling. Quilling
By Chloe Stahl, 6th Grade
is an art form involving curled paper laid into shapes and designs. For this project we made paper valentines for our loved ones and
Thesent
jewel
jar isina candy
rewardtins.
we get
for good
Whenand
wewas
do possibly first used in the Renaissance period where nuns and monks used
them
Quilling
is anbehavior.
old art form
good
deeds,
are
on
time
to
our
seats,
and
participate
in
Wacky
it to decorate covers of religious books.
Wednesday, we get to put a jewel in the jar. When the jar is
full, we have a party. For our first party we dressed up like a
In the from
eighteenth
craftMany
became
popular
between
character
a bookcentury
we havethe
read.
people
dressed
up English ladies who could do the art without too much thought that could
like tax
princesses,
characters
from
Narnia,toDr.
Seuss’
One
and when in the hands of a master. This was a great project for us to learn
their minds.
Quilling
is simple
learn
butThing
it looks
fantastic
Thing
andTwo,
do. and many other things. We played charades outside,
and we ate candy. It was a little chilly, but we had fun. We had a
great time!
Then we gave each student a part. We memorized our
lines and had fun performing our skit. Middle school
also performed some songs using bells, glasses and
goblet rubbers. Mr. Ramseyer showed us how to tune the goblets with different levels of water. It was challenging but fun! The elementary
students shared the story of Jesus’ birth with speaking parts and songs. After the program was over we had time to talk and have baked goods and
refreshments. Our Christmas program was a success! Thank you to the many family and friends who came to support us!
Donald J. Trump
and the Inauguration
By:
Luke Dobra (5thCAMPAIGN
grade) and
BUILDING
UPDATE
Charlie
LaFont (6th grade)
BUILDING
CAMPAIGN UPDATE
News and Notes
Sunday, April 23 - Open House at Light House Academy
Mrs. Endress
from 2-4
p.m.,
withEndress
program
Mrs.
By Karah
Martin,
6th Gradebeginning at 3 p.m.
Information has been sent out
By Karah Martin, 6th Grade
Informationour
has been sent out
which
Mrs.
Endress
grewAcademy
up on a farm
in Brimfield.enrollment
Later she applications
It was andetails
exciting election!plans.
The candidates made for
Light
House
is accepting
which
details
our plans.
Mrs.
Endress grew
up on
farm in and
Brimfi
eld. Later
went
to Methodist
College
of aNursing
became
a she
some
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