🎅🏻🎄Twas the week before Christmas Break! 🎄🎅🏻
Join us for our Christmas Spirit Week! Dress up days are below!
This afternoon's Band Christmas Concert has been rescheduled for Tuesday at 6pm at Sedley Stewart Auditorium.
We would like to congratulate our homecoming king and queen, Isabella Caudill and Jared Lucas! 👑
1st Runners up: Jocelyn Peck and Cole Wilder
2nd Runners up: Makayleigh Ward and Raymond "Bub" Morris
Congratulations to all of our candidates for being nominated as well!
Homecoming games for tonight have been moved up an hour. Boys JV will start at 4, Boys Varsity to follow. Homecoming Court between games and then Girls Varsity game. We will still be recognizing the 2000 All "A" 14th Region Girls Champions at halftime of the girls game.
🏀 💙 HOMECOMING ACTION💙🏀
Our Bobcats and LadyKats are in action tomorrow, December 12, 2025 for Homecoming!
Bobcats tip off at 6 PM! We will crown the court in between games and the LadyKats will take on the Lady Wolves after!
We hope to see you there!
Tonight's middle school volleyball game VS Powell county has been rescheduled for next Thursday, 12/18!
Stay safe with the incoming weather!
Reminder!!
8th grade night is tonight for our middle school Bobcats & Cheerleaders!
3 games starting at 5:30! 8th grade night festivities will be after the second game!! See you there! 💙
Last week Mr. Noe’s Civics class went to Frankfort for a tour of our Legislative Branch of Government with Representative of the 89th District Mr. Timmy Truett. While on their trip Rep. Truett showed the students the temporary chambers, committee rooms and talked to them about how the Legislature works.
Tonight's (12/8) middle school volleyball matchup has been canceled. Stay in and stay warm! ☕️
The girls basketball game at home tonight, 12/6, has been canceled.
Our High School Bobcats take on Jackson City tonight! Tip off is in around 15 minutes!
You can tune in by searching "PRTC TV" on Facebook or YouTube! They will be broadcasting live! 📺
December is National Human Rights Month!
December is a special time to learn about the rights every person around the world shares. Human rights are all about fairness, kindness, and treating everyone with respect.
At LCMHS, we believe everyone deserves to feel safe, valued, and included. This month, let’s work together to make our school a place where every voice matters and every student belongs.
Join us in celebrating fairness, respect, and responsibility!
December is a special time to learn about the rights every person around the world shares. Human rights are all about fairness, kindness, and treating everyone with respect.
At LCMHS, we believe everyone deserves to feel safe, valued, and included. This month, let’s work together to make our school a place where every voice matters and every student belongs.
Join us in celebrating fairness, respect, and responsibility!
📣14th Region Runners Up!📣
Our Middle School Cheer team is bringing home some hardware this evening! They placed Runners Up in the small middle school division!
Way to go girls! We are so proud of you! 😼💙
There will be no after-school tutoring tomorrow, November 25, 2025.
Please enjoy your Thanksgiving break!
Please enjoy your Thanksgiving break!
Kona ice is coming to LCMHS tomorrow 11/24/25. Prices are $3, $5, & $7. Proceeds benefit the class of 2027.
Please make plans to join us on Tuesday, November 25th, from 1:30–3:00 p.m. for our Annual Middle School Cookbook Showcase. Attendees will have the opportunity to sample student-created dishes, purchase previous cookbook editions, and pre-order the new cookbooks.
The Middle School Bobcats VS West Perry game for tonight, November 11, has been cancelled.
Lee County Middle High School will proudly honor the service and sacrifice of our nation’s heroes during our Veterans Day Celebration. We invite all veterans to stop by on Monday, November 10th, 2025 from 10am-1pm, for a small gift, as we express our gratitude and celebrate their commitment to protecting our freedom.
Please come out and support our students tomorrow during the ATC showcase
Kindness is one of the simplest ways to make a big difference at school. A kind word, a helping hand, or even a smile can brighten someone’s day and create a positive atmosphere for everyone. When we choose kindness, we help make our school a place where everyone feels safe, respected, and valued. Remember—kindness costs nothing but means everything!
