The Middle School Band and Choir Winter Concert will be December 16th, 2010 beginning at 7pm in the PAC at Lathrop Middle School.
Performing groups will include: 6th grade band, Musical Mules, 7th/8th grade choir and 7th/8th grade band.
Tuesday, November 30, 2010
Toy Drive
The LMS staff is hosting a "New Toy Drive" now through December 15th. New toys will be collected by grade level and the grade level that collects the most items will receive the "Christmas Spirit Stick". The Christmas Spirit Stick will be given each year to the class who collects the most items for our drive. This year our goal is 80 new toys or items for our adopted families. If LMS reaches our goal, Mr. Fine will dress as our very own LMS Elf and deliver treats to the winning grade level. Students should bring their new toy donations to their 1st period class and a tally will be posted in the bulletin.
Monday, November 15, 2010
News 11/16/2010
Veteran’s Day Assembly
We had an assembly to honor our veterans last Thursday. About 18 veterans honored us with their presence. We learned about the pledge of allegiance and the history of TAPS. The local VFW Post presented the colors and Ernie Boyd played TAPS as we remembered our fallen heroes.
Basketball
We had our first basketball games last week. All four teams went 1-1 in the North Platte Tournament at Dearborn. We play in the Plattsburg Tournament this week with everyone playing against Lawson on Tuesday, then winners play Friday and teams that lose play on Thursday. Good Luck to all the teams.
Science Program
The Missouri Western sponsored “Bio-Bus” was at LMS last Tuesday presenting to our 8th graders all day long in 90 minute shifts. This is a tour bus that is outfitted with the latest bio-technology equipment. Our 8th grade Science teacher, Sherry Wolf, signed up for this program through Missouri Western. This bus is taken around to area schools and presents to their classes on many Science topics. They will be at our school a couple of times this year.
School on Monday the 22nd
Don’t forget next Monday the 22nd is one of only two times this year that we will have school on a Monday. We will do the one call to remind you at some point this weekend.
We had an assembly to honor our veterans last Thursday. About 18 veterans honored us with their presence. We learned about the pledge of allegiance and the history of TAPS. The local VFW Post presented the colors and Ernie Boyd played TAPS as we remembered our fallen heroes.
Basketball
We had our first basketball games last week. All four teams went 1-1 in the North Platte Tournament at Dearborn. We play in the Plattsburg Tournament this week with everyone playing against Lawson on Tuesday, then winners play Friday and teams that lose play on Thursday. Good Luck to all the teams.
Science Program
The Missouri Western sponsored “Bio-Bus” was at LMS last Tuesday presenting to our 8th graders all day long in 90 minute shifts. This is a tour bus that is outfitted with the latest bio-technology equipment. Our 8th grade Science teacher, Sherry Wolf, signed up for this program through Missouri Western. This bus is taken around to area schools and presents to their classes on many Science topics. They will be at our school a couple of times this year.
School on Monday the 22nd
Don’t forget next Monday the 22nd is one of only two times this year that we will have school on a Monday. We will do the one call to remind you at some point this weekend.
Thursday, October 28, 2010
First Quarter Improvements
Here are some data comparisons between this year’s and last year’s first nine weeks:
1. Our attendance is up from last year, 96.17 to 96.59%.
2. The number of detentions assigned is down 23%.
3. Our overall G.P.A. went up from 3.171 to 3.23.
4. The percent of our total grades that are A’s or B’s went up from 82.1% to 85.6% and our total percent of D’s or F’s were down from 5% to 4.9%.
5. 37% of our kids qualified for a Gold Card – highest number ever.
Maybe the most important thing is that our teachers report that they think they are covering more information in their classes. We don't really have any data to back that up, but it's good to know.
1. Our attendance is up from last year, 96.17 to 96.59%.
2. The number of detentions assigned is down 23%.
3. Our overall G.P.A. went up from 3.171 to 3.23.
4. The percent of our total grades that are A’s or B’s went up from 82.1% to 85.6% and our total percent of D’s or F’s were down from 5% to 4.9%.
5. 37% of our kids qualified for a Gold Card – highest number ever.
Maybe the most important thing is that our teachers report that they think they are covering more information in their classes. We don't really have any data to back that up, but it's good to know.
P-T Conferences Successful
We had a record turn out for Parent-Teacher Conferences this year. 75% of parents came out Monday the 25th to pick-up their child’s grade card and talk with his/her teachers. Our average over the last several years has been about 65%, and never over 70%.
Saturday, October 23, 2010
Dance Moved to October 29
Our next dance has been moved to Friday, October 29th. The time is also different. It will be from 7:00 - 9:30. It is a costume dance but all costumes must still follow our school dress code, no masks or weapons are allowed. As it is with all of our dances, this dance is for eligible Lathrop Middle School students only. The first term grades and citizenship are used to determine eligibility for this dance. The eligibility list is posted at various places throughout the building.
Tuesday, October 19, 2010
Parent Teacher Conferences
P-T Conferences are Monday, October 25th from 12 - 8 p.m. Make plans now to attend. Grade cards will available at that time. They will be mailed home if not picked up Monday.
Sunday, September 12, 2010
Spirit Week 9/14
This week is our spirit week and to celebrate students are asked to participate in the following dress-up days: Tuesday - Western Day, Wed. - Wild & Wacky Twin Day, Thursday - Show Your Spirit for LMS and Friday - Black & Gold Day!!! All attire must be school appropriate.
We will be having a pep rally Thursday, 9/16, during last hour where we will be introducing the football and volleyball players and the cheerleaders. We will also be attending the pep rally Friday afternoon at the high school for Homecoming and going to the parade on Friday, 9/17.
Now for the disclaimer: Anyone who is ZAPPED on Thursday will not attend our pep rally, and anyone ZAPPED on Friday will not attend the high school activities. STUDENTS NEED TO MAKE SURE THEY HAVE ALL ZAP WORK TURNED IN SO THEY CAN ATTEND THESE ACTIVITIES!!!!!
We will be having a pep rally Thursday, 9/16, during last hour where we will be introducing the football and volleyball players and the cheerleaders. We will also be attending the pep rally Friday afternoon at the high school for Homecoming and going to the parade on Friday, 9/17.
Now for the disclaimer: Anyone who is ZAPPED on Thursday will not attend our pep rally, and anyone ZAPPED on Friday will not attend the high school activities. STUDENTS NEED TO MAKE SURE THEY HAVE ALL ZAP WORK TURNED IN SO THEY CAN ATTEND THESE ACTIVITIES!!!!!
Thursday, September 2, 2010
News and Events August 31, 2010
We have two new staff members this year at LMS. Andrew Palmer is a second year teacher who we hired to teach our seventh and eighth grade reading. Kami Hartzell is also a second year teacher who will be teaching sixth grade for us, mostly sixth grade Science. Both are bringing a lot of energy and new ideas to our district.
We also have about ten new students so far this year. This puts the number of kids in our building at 195 which is ten more than we have had since we moved up here. Our two lunch shifts are really full this year for the first time. (More kids = more noise. J)
We have begun using the School Wide Positive Behavior Support System that the elementary has been using for a couple of years hoping to improve the classroom behavior of our students. While the elementary focuses on Respect, Responsibility, and Safety, we chose to focus ours on Academics, Attitude, and Actions. We have been teaching, correcting and rewarding and I think the students have really responded.
The end of the first progress period is this Friday and reports will go home with the kids next Wednesday. Please look for that report and call us if you have any questions.
We also have about ten new students so far this year. This puts the number of kids in our building at 195 which is ten more than we have had since we moved up here. Our two lunch shifts are really full this year for the first time. (More kids = more noise. J)
We have begun using the School Wide Positive Behavior Support System that the elementary has been using for a couple of years hoping to improve the classroom behavior of our students. While the elementary focuses on Respect, Responsibility, and Safety, we chose to focus ours on Academics, Attitude, and Actions. We have been teaching, correcting and rewarding and I think the students have really responded.
The end of the first progress period is this Friday and reports will go home with the kids next Wednesday. Please look for that report and call us if you have any questions.
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Friday, August 20, 2010
Great First Week!!
We had a great first few days of school. Students and staff all worked very hard at learning our expectations and procedures.
We did have quite a bit of excitement to finish off our week though. We had a Tornado Warning at about 2:10 so we all packed into our shelter location for about 20 minutes. Overall, students were very patient and well behaved. Our phones were out for the rest of the afternoon, half of our rooms didn't have lights and/or electricity, the band room took on some water again and about a third of one of our big old trees in the front yard broke off, but other than those things, everything turned out fine.
We're looking forward to really getting it going next Tuesday! We'd love to hear how it went for your child. Questions, comments and concerns are always welcome!
We did have quite a bit of excitement to finish off our week though. We had a Tornado Warning at about 2:10 so we all packed into our shelter location for about 20 minutes. Overall, students were very patient and well behaved. Our phones were out for the rest of the afternoon, half of our rooms didn't have lights and/or electricity, the band room took on some water again and about a third of one of our big old trees in the front yard broke off, but other than those things, everything turned out fine.
We're looking forward to really getting it going next Tuesday! We'd love to hear how it went for your child. Questions, comments and concerns are always welcome!
Friday, July 16, 2010
2010-2011 Registration
Registration for next year is Wednesday, August 4th.
8th graders should come between 8:30-10:30,
7th graders should come between 10:30 and 12:30,
6th graders should come between 1:30 and 3:00.
We will do the school reach call and send something out to you as well. Please make sure we have your correct e-mail and phone number. You can check on those by going into the Parent Portal of SIS from our schools homepage: www.lathropschools.com
8th graders should come between 8:30-10:30,
7th graders should come between 10:30 and 12:30,
6th graders should come between 1:30 and 3:00.
We will do the school reach call and send something out to you as well. Please make sure we have your correct e-mail and phone number. You can check on those by going into the Parent Portal of SIS from our schools homepage: www.lathropschools.com
Thursday, May 6, 2010
Calendar May 5th
May 6 - Spring Music Concert 6,7,8 Band and MS Choir. 7:00 p.m.
May 7 - Track at North Platte 4:00
May 8 - 6th Band to WOF
May 14 - Athletic Awards for all sports and cheer 6:00 p.m.
May 14 - LMS Dance 7 - 10 p.m.May 18 - Ren Rewards Day (Gold Cards to WOF)
May 19 - Highway Patrol Seatbelt Demo 6th Grade in a.m/7-8 in afternoon.
May 20 - Attendance Rewards to NKCC.
May 21 - Locker Clean out in a.m.
May 21 - MAP Rewards to Movies in Cameron (Tentative Date)
May 24 - Last Day Awards Assembly 8:30 a.m. (Everyone is invited)
May 24 - Last Day of School 11:25 Dismiss
May 7 - Track at North Platte 4:00
May 8 - 6th Band to WOF
May 14 - Athletic Awards for all sports and cheer 6:00 p.m.
May 14 - LMS Dance 7 - 10 p.m.May 18 - Ren Rewards Day (Gold Cards to WOF)
May 19 - Highway Patrol Seatbelt Demo 6th Grade in a.m/7-8 in afternoon.
May 20 - Attendance Rewards to NKCC.
May 21 - Locker Clean out in a.m.
May 21 - MAP Rewards to Movies in Cameron (Tentative Date)
May 24 - Last Day Awards Assembly 8:30 a.m. (Everyone is invited)
May 24 - Last Day of School 11:25 Dismiss
Weekly News May 5th
The Spring Music Concert was Thursday night in the PAC. A large number of parents and family were treated to a great show by the bands and middle school choir. Congratulations and good job to all of the students and the teachers; Mrs. Bennett and Mrs. Rogers!
Where has the time gone? We have had so much going on academically and with activities that the last month has flown by. MAP Testing went very well. Thanks to all of you for helping us motivate our students. They worked very hard on the tests and we are hopeful that their efforts will be rewarded with superb scores!
We have had several track meets with many individual successes. Team success at track meets is largely a function of having a large number of participants. None of our teams have enough kids to seriously challenge for a team title but they still give their best effort every meet! Last meet is Friday the 7th at North Platte.
Many of you have asked whether or not we are still having summer school. We are still unsure, but we hope to know more during the week of the 10th. We will keep you informed.
Our last couple of weeks are packed with special activities. Make sure to check the calendar events posting to keep up with which direction your child is heading!
Where has the time gone? We have had so much going on academically and with activities that the last month has flown by. MAP Testing went very well. Thanks to all of you for helping us motivate our students. They worked very hard on the tests and we are hopeful that their efforts will be rewarded with superb scores!
We have had several track meets with many individual successes. Team success at track meets is largely a function of having a large number of participants. None of our teams have enough kids to seriously challenge for a team title but they still give their best effort every meet! Last meet is Friday the 7th at North Platte.
Many of you have asked whether or not we are still having summer school. We are still unsure, but we hope to know more during the week of the 10th. We will keep you informed.
Our last couple of weeks are packed with special activities. Make sure to check the calendar events posting to keep up with which direction your child is heading!
Thursday, April 22, 2010
Track Meet Cancelled Today - 4/22 at Orrick
Today's meet has been cancelled and won't be re-scheduled. Both teams will practice until 4:30.
Monday, April 5, 2010
Calendar April 5 - 20
4/7 Community Forum/Four Day Week/Budget in PAC at 6:00 p.m
4/8 Track at West Platte 4:00
4/12 MAP Pep Rally 2:15 in the PAC
4/14 MAP Testing Begins
4/15 MAP Testing
4/15 Track Meet at Smithville
4/20 MAP Testing
4/20 Track Meet at Trenton
4/21 MAP Testing
4/8 Track at West Platte 4:00
4/12 MAP Pep Rally 2:15 in the PAC
4/14 MAP Testing Begins
4/15 MAP Testing
4/15 Track Meet at Smithville
4/20 MAP Testing
4/20 Track Meet at Trenton
4/21 MAP Testing
Weekly News April 5th
We're getting closer to our MAP testing date of April 14th. Once again we will be providing some incentives to help motivate our students to do their best. We will be doing a MAP Pep Rally on Monday the 12th to kick off our first testing week. It will be at 2:00 on Monday in the PAC. Please read last week's post to know what you can do to help your child do his/her best.
Our first track meet is this Thursday at West Platte. This meet is a little different, it is a Co-Ed meet. The boys and girls work together for their times and scores. Just a fun little pre-season meet.
Don't forget our community meeting on Wednesday to get feedback and information about a four-day school week and next year's budget concerns. 6:00 pm in the Middle School Performing Arts Center.
Our first track meet is this Thursday at West Platte. This meet is a little different, it is a Co-Ed meet. The boys and girls work together for their times and scores. Just a fun little pre-season meet.
Don't forget our community meeting on Wednesday to get feedback and information about a four-day school week and next year's budget concerns. 6:00 pm in the Middle School Performing Arts Center.
Weekly News March 29th
We are doing everything we can to prepare our kids for the MAP tests that begin on April 14th. We test one session in the morning and one session in the afternoon with some down time in between. All of our students will test on April 14 and April 15 and our 7th and 8th graders will also test on April 20 and 21.
Parents can help by stressing the importance of these tests, encouraging their children to do their best and making sure they get plenty of sleep on nights before testing.
Coach Tichenor sponsored a Hoops For Heart event last Friday. About 24 students in grades 6-8 raised around $1000 for the American Heart Association. Amanda Gannon was the winner of the shootout held last Friday during seminar. Susan Remmert raised the most money.
We are hosting a Four Day Week and Budget Forum next Wednesday, the 7th, at 6:00 p.m. in our Performing Arts Center. We thank those of you that have responded to our survey and thank you for any comments you have provided. Your input is definitely appreciated.
Parents can help by stressing the importance of these tests, encouraging their children to do their best and making sure they get plenty of sleep on nights before testing.
Coach Tichenor sponsored a Hoops For Heart event last Friday. About 24 students in grades 6-8 raised around $1000 for the American Heart Association. Amanda Gannon was the winner of the shootout held last Friday during seminar. Susan Remmert raised the most money.
We are hosting a Four Day Week and Budget Forum next Wednesday, the 7th, at 6:00 p.m. in our Performing Arts Center. We thank those of you that have responded to our survey and thank you for any comments you have provided. Your input is definitely appreciated.
Sunday, March 14, 2010
Calendar Week Beginning March 15
3/18 H.S. Cheer Try-outs
3/19 No School Lathrop Ag Day
3/24 Gold Card Students to NKC Aquatic Center
3/26 Hoops for Heart 1:30
3/30 Track Pictures 3:00
3/31 Early Dismiss 1:10
4/2 No School Spring Break
4/5 No School Spring Break
4/14 MAP Testing Begins
3/19 No School Lathrop Ag Day
3/24 Gold Card Students to NKC Aquatic Center
3/26 Hoops for Heart 1:30
3/30 Track Pictures 3:00
3/31 Early Dismiss 1:10
4/2 No School Spring Break
4/5 No School Spring Break
4/14 MAP Testing Begins
Web News 3/15
Seventh and Eighth Grade Boy's and Girl's Track practices begin the 15th. The girls are coached by Mike Epperson and the Boys are coached by Brad Colhour.
We have moved the Track pictures from March 17thto March 30th after school.
Our MAP Testing will begin on Wednesday, April 14th. We have been working very hard to prepare for these high stakes tests and we will have several incentives to motivate students to do their best. More information will be coming.
We had a dance last Friday the 12th and although it wasn't very well attended it seemed like everyone had a great time. Thanks to the Hinshaws for letting us use a couple of lights to help liven up the atmosphere.
Eighth grade girls interested in trying out for cheerleading begin practices on Monday night then have the actual try-outs on Thursday the 18th.
We have moved the Track pictures from March 17thto March 30th after school.
Our MAP Testing will begin on Wednesday, April 14th. We have been working very hard to prepare for these high stakes tests and we will have several incentives to motivate students to do their best. More information will be coming.
We had a dance last Friday the 12th and although it wasn't very well attended it seemed like everyone had a great time. Thanks to the Hinshaws for letting us use a couple of lights to help liven up the atmosphere.
Eighth grade girls interested in trying out for cheerleading begin practices on Monday night then have the actual try-outs on Thursday the 18th.
Wednesday, February 17, 2010
Middle School Events 2/15/2010
Due to our snow day last Monday, we are having school today, Monday, February 15th.
Our sixth graders are working on music from the 40's and 50's for their March 2nd Concert. If anyone has any special interest of music or musical talent concerning music from that era and you would like to share it with our kids, please contact Mrs. Bennett.
We moved our Spelling Bee to Tuesday, February 16th, due to the weather last Monday. It will still begin at 7:00.
Parent-Teacher Conferences went great last week. I heard about many good conversations between teachers and parents. Lots of great ideas on how to improve what we are doing to help the kids. This week will get started implementing those ideas.
We have not decided on a date to make-up the dance yet. We should decide this week.
Coach Tichenor will be taking our 8th Graders to Snow Creek for skiing on February, 26th. All 8th graders received the information and permission slips a couple of weeks ago. This is always a fun trip! Here's a tip I hope we remember on the 26th...WEAR SUNCREEN! The last two years we have had kids return with terrible sun/wind burns on their faces. Parents: Please get those papers signed and returned to the school ASAP.
Not much more for news. Academic Team is over and Track doesn't start for a couple of weeks so we're kind of in between activities right now. A good time to focus on student learning!
Calendar
2/16 Spelling Bee 7:00
2/23 6th Grade Music Program 6:00
2/24 Early Dismiss for Teacher In-Service 1:10
2/26 8th Grade to Snow Creek
Our sixth graders are working on music from the 40's and 50's for their March 2nd Concert. If anyone has any special interest of music or musical talent concerning music from that era and you would like to share it with our kids, please contact Mrs. Bennett.
We moved our Spelling Bee to Tuesday, February 16th, due to the weather last Monday. It will still begin at 7:00.
Parent-Teacher Conferences went great last week. I heard about many good conversations between teachers and parents. Lots of great ideas on how to improve what we are doing to help the kids. This week will get started implementing those ideas.
We have not decided on a date to make-up the dance yet. We should decide this week.
Coach Tichenor will be taking our 8th Graders to Snow Creek for skiing on February, 26th. All 8th graders received the information and permission slips a couple of weeks ago. This is always a fun trip! Here's a tip I hope we remember on the 26th...WEAR SUNCREEN! The last two years we have had kids return with terrible sun/wind burns on their faces. Parents: Please get those papers signed and returned to the school ASAP.
Not much more for news. Academic Team is over and Track doesn't start for a couple of weeks so we're kind of in between activities right now. A good time to focus on student learning!
Calendar
2/16 Spelling Bee 7:00
2/23 6th Grade Music Program 6:00
2/24 Early Dismiss for Teacher In-Service 1:10
2/26 8th Grade to Snow Creek
Spelling Bee Results
The Lathrop School District Spelling Bee was held Tuesday, February 16th. The top four places in each grade were:
5th grade: 1st - Andrew Martin, 2nd - Brandon Hallock, 3rd - Connor Gilzean and alternate Natalie McDowell
6th grade: 1st - Dakota Stubler, 2nd - Sterling Evans, 3rd - Dakota May and alternate Hannah Hartzell
7th grade: 1st - Grant Berg, 2nd - Reagan Hale, 3rd - Jackson White and Drake Higgins alternate.
8th grade finalists: 1st - Annie Schmitz, 2nd - Katie Cordray, 3rd - Josh Paxton and Ben Peterson - alternate.
The top three in each grade advance to the County Spelling Bee on Thursday, Febraury 18th in Plattsburg.
Congratulations and good luck to all of our winners!
5th grade: 1st - Andrew Martin, 2nd - Brandon Hallock, 3rd - Connor Gilzean and alternate Natalie McDowell
6th grade: 1st - Dakota Stubler, 2nd - Sterling Evans, 3rd - Dakota May and alternate Hannah Hartzell
7th grade: 1st - Grant Berg, 2nd - Reagan Hale, 3rd - Jackson White and Drake Higgins alternate.
8th grade finalists: 1st - Annie Schmitz, 2nd - Katie Cordray, 3rd - Josh Paxton and Ben Peterson - alternate.
The top three in each grade advance to the County Spelling Bee on Thursday, Febraury 18th in Plattsburg.
Congratulations and good luck to all of our winners!
6th Grade Music Program
We've moved the 6th Grade Music Program to 6:30 on March 2nd in the Performing Arts Center.
Sunday, January 24, 2010
Calendar January 25, 2010
1/25 Academic Team at Mid-Buchanan (Faucett) 4:30
1/27 Progress Reports sent home with kids
1/27 Early Dismiss at 1:10
1/28 Academic Team at East Buchanan (Easton) 4:30
2/3 Early Dismiss at 1:10
2/5 LMS Dance 7 - 10 p.m.
2/8 5th - 8th grade Spelling Bee 6:00 p.m.
2/11 Early Dismiss 11:30
2/11 Parent-Teacher Conferences 1 - 8 p.m.
2/12 No School
1/27 Progress Reports sent home with kids
1/27 Early Dismiss at 1:10
1/28 Academic Team at East Buchanan (Easton) 4:30
2/3 Early Dismiss at 1:10
2/5 LMS Dance 7 - 10 p.m.
2/8 5th - 8th grade Spelling Bee 6:00 p.m.
2/11 Early Dismiss 11:30
2/11 Parent-Teacher Conferences 1 - 8 p.m.
2/12 No School
Weekly News 1/25/10
LMS Web News January 25th, 2010
Our Academic Team had its first competition last Thursday, we won two of six games against Lawson. They play again Monday at Mid-Buchanan and Thursday at East Buchanan. Good Luck!
We have an early out this Wednesday, the 27th and also next Wednesday, February 3rd.
We started our DEAL Time last week. At the end of the day on Wednesday and Friday we take a group of students that were close to scoring proficient on last year's MAP test and give them some extra instruction on the test and test taking strategies. The different groups are 7th and 8th Communication Arts, 7th and 8th Math and 8th grade Science.
Over the last couple of weeks all of our students have been taking Benchmark Tests on our Study Island program. If you have an Internet connection ask your student to log in and show you his/her results. The benchmark tests are sort of like mini MAP tests that show our students progress throughout the year. This is our third of four rounds of testing.
Our sixth graders are working on music from the 40's and 50's for their February 23rd Concert. If anyone has any special interest of music or musical talent concerning music from that era and you would like to share it with our kids, please contact Mrs. Bennett.
Our Academic Team had its first competition last Thursday, we won two of six games against Lawson. They play again Monday at Mid-Buchanan and Thursday at East Buchanan. Good Luck!
We have an early out this Wednesday, the 27th and also next Wednesday, February 3rd.
We started our DEAL Time last week. At the end of the day on Wednesday and Friday we take a group of students that were close to scoring proficient on last year's MAP test and give them some extra instruction on the test and test taking strategies. The different groups are 7th and 8th Communication Arts, 7th and 8th Math and 8th grade Science.
Over the last couple of weeks all of our students have been taking Benchmark Tests on our Study Island program. If you have an Internet connection ask your student to log in and show you his/her results. The benchmark tests are sort of like mini MAP tests that show our students progress throughout the year. This is our third of four rounds of testing.
Our sixth graders are working on music from the 40's and 50's for their February 23rd Concert. If anyone has any special interest of music or musical talent concerning music from that era and you would like to share it with our kids, please contact Mrs. Bennett.
Monday, January 18, 2010
Calendar 1/18/2010
1/21 Academic Contest Home vs. Lawson
1/22 End of Progress Period Five
1/25 Academic Contest at
1/26 Progress Reports sent home
1/27 Early Dismiss 1:10
1/22 End of Progress Period Five
1/25 Academic Contest at
1/26 Progress Reports sent home
1/27 Early Dismiss 1:10
Weekly News 1/18/10
LMS Web News January 19, 2010
Our Academic Team starts competition this week with a match at home against Lawson. There are only about 12 6th – 8th graders out this year. Mrs. Spurgeon and Mrs. Hieronymus coach our team.
Our next dance is February 5th from 7 – 10 p.m. This will be our Valentine’s Dance and we would like for the kids to dress up a bit. No Jeans, Shorts or T-shirts. If your child will have a problem with this dress code, please give Mr. Fine or Miss Jones a call ASAP so we can help you out.
Many of you may received an e-mail from our new GradeWatch system. This is an assignment tracking software that helps us, and you, keep track of missing assignments and ZAP work. If we have an email address on file for you, you will receive and email anytime your child is missing an assignment, whether it is for absence or for ZAP. You will get the email everyday that the assignment is still missing.
If you need to update or add an email address, or a phone number for that matter, please call our office at 528-7600. Thanks!
Our Academic Team starts competition this week with a match at home against Lawson. There are only about 12 6th – 8th graders out this year. Mrs. Spurgeon and Mrs. Hieronymus coach our team.
Our next dance is February 5th from 7 – 10 p.m. This will be our Valentine’s Dance and we would like for the kids to dress up a bit. No Jeans, Shorts or T-shirts. If your child will have a problem with this dress code, please give Mr. Fine or Miss Jones a call ASAP so we can help you out.
Many of you may received an e-mail from our new GradeWatch system. This is an assignment tracking software that helps us, and you, keep track of missing assignments and ZAP work. If we have an email address on file for you, you will receive and email anytime your child is missing an assignment, whether it is for absence or for ZAP. You will get the email everyday that the assignment is still missing.
If you need to update or add an email address, or a phone number for that matter, please call our office at 528-7600. Thanks!
Sunday, January 10, 2010
Calendar January 11, 2010
Calendar
1/13 Early Dismiss 1:10
1/21 Academic Team Home vs. Lawson 4:30
1/25 Academic Team at Mid-Buc 4:30
1/13 Early Dismiss 1:10
1/21 Academic Team Home vs. Lawson 4:30
1/25 Academic Team at Mid-Buc 4:30
Weekly News January 4, 2010
Happy New Year to Everyone! We resolve to work with all of you to make 2010 a highly successful year for all of our students!
First semester grade cards will be sent home with the kids on January 7th. If you don’t get your students report, please let us know and we can send it or email it. It is exciting to be back at school and hear all about everyone’s Christmas break. Lots of new clothes and toys being displayed!
We are offering our spring “casual” pictures this Friday starting at 1:00. Any student that wants to can get his/her picture taken. You will then receive the “proofs” in a couple of weeks with the opportunity to purchase pictures if you’d like. Kids do not need to bring money at this time.
During January and February our students are able to participate in Science Olympiad and Academic Team. Both of these activities are in full swing. Students would still be able to be on the Academic Team if they’d like. The first contest for them is January 21.
First semester grade cards will be sent home with the kids on January 7th. If you don’t get your students report, please let us know and we can send it or email it. It is exciting to be back at school and hear all about everyone’s Christmas break. Lots of new clothes and toys being displayed!
We are offering our spring “casual” pictures this Friday starting at 1:00. Any student that wants to can get his/her picture taken. You will then receive the “proofs” in a couple of weeks with the opportunity to purchase pictures if you’d like. Kids do not need to bring money at this time.
During January and February our students are able to participate in Science Olympiad and Academic Team. Both of these activities are in full swing. Students would still be able to be on the Academic Team if they’d like. The first contest for them is January 21.
Weekly News January 11th
We sure didn’t get much done last week with all of the snow days. We hope that this week we can to get back into our routines.
We did send grade cards home on Wednesday before we let out. If your child didn’t make it home with one please let us know and we’ll send you a new one.
Mrs. O’Connor did take time over the days off to run the new Renaissance Rewards Color Card Reports. We will be updating those on Monday. The new eligibility list will be out as well as notifying those ineligible students. (All with an F or poor citizenship).
We did send grade cards home on Wednesday before we let out. If your child didn’t make it home with one please let us know and we’ll send you a new one.
Mrs. O’Connor did take time over the days off to run the new Renaissance Rewards Color Card Reports. We will be updating those on Monday. The new eligibility list will be out as well as notifying those ineligible students. (All with an F or poor citizenship).
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