Beta Rush Week December 9th-13th
The Lee County Middle School Cheer team competed at KAPOS Region 14 cheer competition on December 1st. They competed in the 2 1/2 minute routine portion and brought home the 2nd place trophy! We are beyond proud of the hard work and dedication of these girls and can’t wait to see how they improve for next year’s competition.
LCMHS Grades 6-8 Newsletter
Attn Parents and Guardians:
Lee County Middle High School will be hosting its 3rd annual Cookbook Showcase tomorrow November 26th in the High School Lunchroom from 1:30-3 pm. Middle School students will bring their recipes to sample on this day. Cookbooks with students' recipes will be on sale for $12 at the event. Families and friends of Middle School students are invited to attend. Please check in at the High School Office and bring your Drivers License for check in. Come hungry!
Lee County Middle High School will also be hosting a school play in the Sedley Stewart Auditorium on November 26th beginning at 6pm. The play is entitled Heartaker and will be played by our very own high school Drama class, Admission will be $5 per person, or $10 per family.
LCMHS looks forward to seeing you on campus tomorrow! Happy Thanksgiving!
Please come out November 26th at 6PM to Sedley Stewart Auditorium for the Lee County High School Original Production "Heart Taker"
Written by: Mr. Barrett's 4th period Creative Writing Class
Produced by: Mr. Caudill's 5th period Drama Class
Scenes created by: Mrs. Tipton's Art Class
Staring: Lee County Students
Students in Mrs. Caudill’s 8th grade ELA class enjoyed a fun circle writing activity. Students used each other’s computers to keep adding to original stories and then got to read the final stories together. This is an awesome way for students to practice several different literacy skills!
Please join our middle school students as they showcase their recipes in the third edition of our cookbook. You can sample the foods they chose to submit and take home a copy of the cookbook for only $12.
Kona Ice will be at Lee County Middle High School tomorrow November 21, 2024. Prices will be $3, $5, or $7. Don't forget to send money with your students.
Algebra 1 students are working on calculating simple and compound interest and was able to decide which of these options were the best choice when financing a car.
Attention Lee County Middle School Parents/Guardians, Grades 6-8:
Kona Ice will be at LCMHS tomorrow - Thursday, November 21 from 1-3pm!!!!!
We are thrilled to announce the results of our very first National Anthem Idol competition! After an impressive round of auditions, we are proud to reveal the five talented students who have earned a Golden Ticket to move on to the big stage in showcasing their talent!
Please join us in congratulating our winners:
1. Skylier Mayes
2. Hunney Lance
3. Kolby Frye
4. Micah Shuler
5. Aiden Fox
We are so proud of all the students who auditioned and showcased their amazing talents! Make plans to come to our home sporting events to cheer on our Golden Ticket winners as they will be singing the National Anthem!
Get ready for an exciting event at Lee County Middle School! Tomorrow, November 14, 2024, we will be hosting our very first National Anthem Idol competition!
We encourage all students to showcase their vocal skills and take this incredible opportunity to shine. Auditions will take place during lunch, so make sure to spread the word and encourage your students to participate.
See out flyer for additional information!
Lee County Middle High School After-School Tutoring has begun. If you would like to sign your student up, please contact MS Counselor, Nikki Horn.
Come out and support our student athletes!
The Cross Country Team competed at the State Championship today, where they placed 22nd as a team!
Congratulations to Riley Hall for placing 30th overall!
In celebration of October being National Bullying Prevention Month, our Middle School students participated in an exciting Anti-Bullying T-Shirt Design Contest. This initiative aimed to raise awareness about bullying and promote a culture of kindness and respect within our school community.
Students were encouraged to express their thoughts and feelings about bullying through their original slogan and designs. The creativity displayed was truly inspiring, with each submission reflecting a unique perspective on the importance of speaking out and standing up against bullying. Once all the designs were submitted, staff members were invited to vote for their favorite.
The winning design created by 7th Grade Student Gus Horn will be printed on a t-shirt, in recognition of his artistic contribution and commitment to fostering a positive school environment.
This contest not only highlights the artistic talents of our students but also reinforces our dedication to creating a safe and supportive atmosphere for everyone. As we continue to promote awareness and understanding, we celebrate the power of creativity in making a difference.
November 2024 Newsletter- Issue #3
Join us for a delightful Fall Pumpkin Floral Arrangement class taught by local florist, Oneida McIntosh from Shadytown Farm and Greenhouse! Learn how to create stunning seasonal centerpieces using vibrant autumn flowers and decorative pumpkins from Three Brothers Pumpkin Patch. Perfect for all skill levels, this hands-on workshop will guide you through selecting blooms, arranging them beautifully, and adding that seasonal touch. Bring your creativity and leave with a gorgeous arrangement to brighten your home this fall!
There will be NO archery practice after school today 10.30.24.