Lisa Applequist

Assistant Principal in a K-5 Dual Language School

[Sammi Roth @mrsroth123]

Congratulations to @CCSD21Whitman 5th grade girls on the run! Way to persevere in the big city this morning! A special thank you to the amazing Ms. Hernandez and Ms. Reynolds to your commitment to the program and these girls! #beabulldog #séunbulldog

[NWGirlsSoccer🐺 @NWGSoccer219]

Mental Health Matters!
Thanks for supporting the cause with us Lincoln Park
@WolvesD219
@Coachvillamil

[Matt Condon @MattCondon10]

@NWGSoccer219 @WolvesD219 🔥🔥🔥

[COACH C @NilesWestAAD]

Wolves win their first conference game against Highland Park 2-0. Goals by Applequist and Georgees.

[Lisa Applequist @LisaApplequist]

@nnvikingsoccer We are struggling with numbers across town too. 🤦‍♀️

[Community Consolidated School District 21 @ccsd21]

Meet Rising Star Alianna N. from Whitman Elementary School #21Learns

Learn more about Alianna here: https://t.co/YcBZ3GipYZ

[Sammi Roth @mrsroth123]

What a great way to end Whitman's Kindness Month! Thank you to the organization, Inspire Through Flowers, for the special treats for our hard working staff members. @ccsd21 @CCSD21Whitman #beabulldog #seunbulldog

[Sammi Roth @mrsroth123]

We are getting g strong minds and bodies every day here at @CCSD21Whitman #beabulldog #séunbulldog

[Lisa Applequist @LisaApplequist]

Way to go Ms. Amaro!

[CCSD21 Technology Services @CCSD21InfoServ]

Have you tried sharing a template with students in @BookCreatorApp?

Ms. Amaro’s kindergarten class at @CCSD21Whitman used a template to draw digraph words, and enjoyed reading each other’s books in the class library! 📖

Take a look at these awesome drawings! 🎨

#21Learns

[Dion (J & T Sports) @Dion_JTsports]

The CSL North girls basketball will be determined Friday as four teams enter their games tied for first.

[Community Consolidated School District 21 @ccsd21]

Meet Rising Star Jonathan J. from @Whitman Elementary School #21Learns

Learn more about Jonathan here: https://t.co/7IURBatp4e

[Lisa Applequist @LisaApplequist]

@BowlingWilcats @peraltaame1 Way to go Mia!

[Lisa Applequist @LisaApplequist]

@Vikings219 Congratulations. Way to go Leah J!

[Lisa Applequist @LisaApplequist]

@OaktonOwls @Vikings219 @WolvesD219 @MaineSouthAth @MEHSBlueDemons @Maine_West @OaktonCollege @Oakton_Baseball @oaktonWSoc Are there still spots available?

[Amanda Mistretta @NWGirlsHoops]

Wolves walk away with the W in OT against Deerfield!

Congrats to the players of the game, both players put on a great performance today!

Katie Daly ended with 23 points (Career High)

Thank you @GrowTheGameIL for allowing us to take part in this special tournament!

[Community Consolidated School District 21 @ccsd21]

An amazing artist with dreams of becoming a police officer or teacher. Meet Rising Star Katherine S. of Whitman Elementary School!

Read more about Katherine here: https://t.co/kI706a4SwQ #21Learns

[Lisa Applequist @LisaApplequist]

@ccsd21 @CCSD21Whitman Katy is a great student!

[Andrew Lokenauth @FluentInFinance]

Microsoft Excel is used by 99% of the World's businesses so here are 20 must-know Excel functions that everyone should memorize:

1) =VLOOKUP: This function allows you to search for a value in a table and then return a corresponding value from the same row.

2) =INDEX/MATCH: These functions allow users to perform advanced lookups and retrieve data from a table or range of cells.

3) =INDEX: This function allows you to return the value of a cell in a specified row and column.

4) =MATCH: This function looks for a specified value in a range of cells and returns the position of the value within that range.

5) =IF: This function allows you to specify a logical test and then take different actions based on whether the test is true or false.

6) =SUM: This function allows you to quickly add up a range of cells.

7) =SUMIF: This function sums the values in a range, if it meets a certain criteria

8) =SUMIFS: This function sums the values in a range that meet multiple criteria. Use SUMIF you want the sum of two different criteria, for example, both "Sales" and "June"

9) =COUNT: This function counts the number of cells in a range that contain numbers.

10) =COUNTIF: This function allows users to count the number of cells that meet specified criteria.

11) =COUNTIFS: This function counts the number of times a criteria is met. For example, it counts the number of times that both "Sales" and prices ">$10" are mentioned

12) =DATEDIF: This function calculates the number of (1) days, (2) months, or (3) years between two different dates.

13) =AVERAGE: This function calculates the average of a range of cells.

14) =MAX: This function returns the largest value in a range of cells.

15) =MIN: This function returns the smallest value in a range of cells.

16) =CONVERT: This function converts one unit of measurement to another. There are multiple conversions that you can do. An example is meters to feet, or Celsius to Fahrenheit.

17) =CONCATENATE: This function allows you to combine multiple text strings into one string.

18) =TRIM: This function helps to remove the extra spaces in data. TRIM can be useful in removing irregular spacing from imported data

19) SPARKLINES: This function allows you to insert charts inside any cell and provides a visual representation of data. Sparklines can show trends or patterns in data.

20) GOAL SEEK: This function is also known as What-if-Analysis. Goal Seek uses trial & error to back-solve a problem, by plugging in guesses until it arrives at the correct answer.

[Dion (J & T Sports) @Dion_JTsports]

Niles West Spoils Maine West Celebration, Mistretta Earns 1st Win Over Warriors https://t.co/b4GpAHNn8L @mwwarriors @NWGirlsHoops @MWGirlsHoops

[Amanda Mistretta @NWGirlsHoops]

Program Sweep today!
Glad we were able to put on a show for our future Wolves! 🐺
Katie Daly-21 points
Emira Becovic-15 points
Linnea Applequist-10 points

Proud of this program, way to work hard tonight! #WolfpackMentality