Congratulations to our 8th Grade Baseball Bobcats! ⚾️ 💙
Today we recognized our 8th grade Baseball boys. Grant Cundiff, Canaan Donathan, Hayden Durbin, Kolby Frye, William Goosey, and Jase Osborne!
We wish you luck as you enter into High School!
We are so excited for tomorrow night! Here is a quick rundown of the events!
Nursing Home Parade will be from 5:00PM to 6:30PM
Prom Walk In will begin at 6:30PM.
Dinner will be from 6:45PM-8:15PM. With the last reservation at 7:45PM
Project Prom from 12:00AM to 5:30AM
Please come out and watch our 2026 Prom Walk In! They're going to dressed to impress!
Please take time to review our upcoming events schedule and stay up-to-date with all that’s happening at LCMHS (Grades 9-12).
May is Mental Health Awareness Month, and at Lee County Middle High School, we remain committed to supporting the whole child—academically, socially, and emotionally. As we move through a busy month of activities, please take time to review our upcoming events schedule and stay up-to-date with all that’s happening at LCMHS (Grades 6-8). Together, we can ensure a strong finish to the school year while prioritizing student well-being.
Congrats to Macy Smith and Lauren Peters for going 6-0, 6-0 in their last regular season tennis match as Bobcats.
The girls team won their match 6-1 at Perry Central with additional wins from Addisyn Cox, Hannah Isaacs, Macy Noe, and Allie Smith.
Grant Hall and Elijah Caudill also brought home wins.
The tennis team will begin regional play on Monday, May 4.
Lee County Middle School STLP Club had an amazing day at the STLP State Competition at Rupp Arena! 🎉
Mrs. Stamper had the privilege of taking 7 incredible middle school boys, and they truly represented our school so well. Logan and Zachary programmed a robot to follow a line, Levi, Seth, and Jayden designed a creative and engaging board game, and Jaxon and Ryan put together a fun story using AI-generated images. Seth and Logan also competed in a Tech Bowl Kahoot game!
Mrs. Thorpe even had the opportunity to judge some really impressive projects throughout the day.
So proud of all their hard work and teamwork—what a fun and memorable experience for everyone!
April is Stress Awareness Month. Feeling stressed is normal, but learning healthy ways to manage it is important for your well-being and success. Taking small steps like talking to someone you trust, staying active, and getting enough rest can make a big difference in how you handle everyday stresses.
Willow Tipton, Billi Brandenburg and Lesha Gross were recognized today at the Appalachian Research Day in Corbin, Ky as they were nominated for the 2026 UK-CARES/CERH Community Engagement Award. The nomination recognizes individuals, organizations or community-academic teams who demonstrate effective research or project evaluation to improve environmental health in Appalachia. The HOSA trio along with their sponsor, Susan Kincaid-KRDHD Health Education Director took part in a tobacco/THC/Vape retail project in Lee County that had a goal to bring awareness to advertising, easy access and to decrease underage selling. Congratulations, you made Lee County proud!
Congratulations to the Bobcats on their 10-0 victory over Wolfe County last night.
Congratulations to the BatKats on their 14-3 victory over Buckhorn last night.
Kona Ice will be at Lee County Middle High School tomorrow, March 25, 2026. Prices will be $3, $5, or $7. Don't forget to send money with your students.
Congratulations to the Bobcats #14, Corey Flinchum on making the All Region Team! This accomplishment is voted on by the 14th Region Coaches Association!
Way to go, Corey!! We are so proud of you! 😼
Middle School Newsletter- March 2026
Reminder: After-School Tutoring for Lee County Middle School students (Grades 6-8) will officially resume next Tuesday, March 3rd, 2026.
When: Every Tuesday and Thursday
Time: 3:45 PM – 4:45 PM
Please be advised: Transportation must be provided by the parent/guardian. For the safety and coordination of all students, pick-ups must be made promptly at 4:45 PM in front of the school.
We look forward to supporting your student’s continued academic growth. If you have any questions or concerns, please contact Nikki Horn, MS Counselor.
When: Every Tuesday and Thursday
Time: 3:45 PM – 4:45 PM
Please be advised: Transportation must be provided by the parent/guardian. For the safety and coordination of all students, pick-ups must be made promptly at 4:45 PM in front of the school.
We look forward to supporting your student’s continued academic growth. If you have any questions or concerns, please contact Nikki Horn, MS Counselor.
🏀🔥 DOUBLE ROAD VICTORY NIGHT! 🔥🏀 It was a great night in Wolfe County as both teams came away with huge wins! ✅ LadyKats defeat the Lady Wolves on the road with a strong team performance! 💙🐾 ✅ Bobcats take down the Wolfe County Wolves in an exciting matchup! And a special congratulations to Corey Flinchum, who reached an incredible milestone during the game — 3,000 career points! 🎉🏀 Let’s keep the momentum going heading into districts next week! #LadyKats #Bobcats #RoadWins #3000PointClub #KatsBasketball #ProudMoment
Join the Lee County FFA Chapter as we recognize the impact of agriculture in our community and celebrate leadership, service, and hard work. Throughout the week, we’ll have fun dress-up days, activities, and opportunities to show your FFA spirit!
Mark your calendars for February 23rd–February 27th and get ready to celebrate FFA Week at Lee County Middle High School!
We are pleased to announce that After-School Tutoring for Lee County Middle School students (Grades 6-8) will officially resume on Tuesday, February 24th, 2026.
Starting: Tuesday, March 3rd, 2026
When: Every Tuesday and Thursday
Time: 3:45 PM – 4:45 PM
Please be advised: Transportation must be provided by the parent/guardian. For the safety and coordination of all students, pick-ups must be made promptly at 4:45 PM in front of the school.
We look forward to supporting your student’s continued academic growth. If you have any questions or concerns, please contact Nikki Horn, MS Counselor.
Ms. Hudson's 7th Grade Classes made elephant toothpaste while they were working on chemical reactions!
We want to congratulate our Academic Team! They competed in The District Academic meet today.
-Roxy Childers placed 2nd in Science and 4th in Arts and Humanities
-Destiny Hernandez placed 5th in Math
-Jaxon Whisman placed 2nd in Arts and Humanities
-Allie Smith placed 1st in English Comp and 3rd in Language Arts
-Alex Gilbert placed 4th in Language Arts
-Cooper Wise 3rd in Social Studies and 2nd in Language Arts
- Max Baker 1st Math
-Bo Herald 1st Social Studies
Our Bobcats walked away as District Champions and will compete for The 14th Region Championship in a couple weeks!
LCMHS Newsletter- February 2026- Grades 6-8
