8th graders will take the Science MEA tomorrow and Wednesday. Please try to limit dismissals during the morning on those days.
8th grade families, this is a plea for your involvement in our end-of-year 8th grade trip to Camp Jordan. We rely heavily on parent volunteers, both during the day activities and especially for the overnight stay. Here is the link to sign up for volunteering.
https://goo.gl/forms/OyLi2ABnkCAGGAwN2
For more information, please contact Gert Nesin at gert.nesin@rsu34.org.
Next week’s resource center will be Wednesday May 1st from 2:30-4:00 due to changes with Good Shepherds schedule. If you cannot make those hours but would like to utilize the resource center please contact our Community Coordinator Jennifer Goodwin @ 827-2508 or Jennifer.goodwin@rsu34.org
Don't forget to place your bid for the LMS-PTA silent auction. The auction ends at 8PM on Friday, 4/26 and item pickup is from 10-2 on Saturday, 4/27 right here at LMS. www.32auctions.com/LMS2019
!st picture: 7th Grade teacher Shelly Tuttle with participating students- Zoe Yerxa, Jenelle Sanchez, and Bri Engstrom at the Big Gig Jr. competition on April 23 at the Bangor Arts Exchange. All 3 students were presented with awards and the school was presented with a 500 dollar award for participation in the event.
2nd picture- Big Gig Event coordinators Evan Richert and Leslie Poake present Big Gig Jr. winner Zoe Yerxa with 1st place prize for her invention The Sharp Shovel.
4/23:TRACK: Today's track meet at Brewer has been rescheduled to 4/25 same time and place. No practice today and practice tomorrow is at LMS. BASEBALL: Practice today from 3-4:30 in the gym. SOFTBALL: NO practice today. ALL TEAMS have sport pictures tomorrow at LMS.
Our LMS-PTA is hosting a silent auction. The auction is entirely online and items can be viewed here: www.32auctions.com/LMS2019
We are so thankful of our parent group and the hard work of Kathy Cummings who has led the effort. Please support a great cause and place some bids. There are dozens of amazing items donated by area businesses and individuals.
We are proud of how hard our students worked on the eMPowerME test this year. Each student earned tickets for focus and engagement while they tested. Today, they use those tickets to buy food, prizes and t-shirts. There are games everywhere and the eMPowerME Fest is in full swing. We are proud of our students.
We have great news. LMS is having it's 1st annual online auction starting Monday April 22 @ 5 a.m. through Friday April 26th @ 8 p.m. We are raising money for the PTA to help the kids with activities, field trips, etc. Area and far away businesses have donated to our auction. Go onto our site and check out the items early so you can see what we have. We will accept items up to the time of the auction if anyone has an item they would like to donate. Once the Auction is over with I will have your item(s) that you won at LMS the next day Saturday April 27th from 10-1. We will take cash or check.
The site is:
www.32auctions.com/LMS2019
If anyone has any questions please contact me
kcummings63@gmail.com
The LMS Civil Rights Team is hosting a reverse bottle drive April 22-May 10. Bring your bottles to LMS and give them to a civil rights team member or Ms. Henry or Mrs. O’Connell. We will be adding to our account at Mahan’s to raise money for our state conference and other needs. If you want to take your bottle directly to Mahan’s just say “ Put my bottles on the LMS Civil Rigths Team Account!!!! Thanks in advance.
This week is spirit week and today was Wacky Wednesday! Tomorrow is Character Day and Friday is wear school colors day.
No school today in RSU 34. 4/8/19
Planning for our 8th grade class trip to Camp Jordan is well underway. We ask that parents/guardians of 8th grade students follow this link (https://5il.co/74wy) to read about how they can be involved with the trip and to sign up for a volunteer role. We have dozens of jobs that need to be filled in order to pull off the trip. Thank you in advance for your support of this great opportunity for our students.
The 8th grade Cathedral Team went skiing with MOEP today and had a blast. We had several first time skiers and the positive vibes and encouragement were everywhere as students cheered on their peers. The sense of community was palpable and we couldn’t be more proud of how our students represented Leonard Middle School while on the trip.
Xander Doty was at Portland for the Marshwoods New England wrestling tournament 3/30/2019 and took first. He is the New England champion. Won all four rounds and brought the trophy home. We are so proud of our champion!
Congratulations to the following LMS musicians who had a great month of March.
We'd like to thank these students for their hard work, leadership, improvement, and musical talents:
Michele Francis, 8th
Ethan Mushero, 8th
Josie Bishop, 7th
Laith Al-Fdeilat, 7th
Emily Wheeler, 6th
Nate Baker, 6th
Online Auction Information!
Trimester 2 report cards will be sent home this afternoon with your student. Please review the report card and refer to our "Interpreting the Standards-Based Report Card" FAQ if you are having trouble understanding the proficiency-based scoring. Take a close look at Habits of Citizenship and Habits of Work. Students that do well in these areas typically thrive and meet or exceed academic standards.
https://core-docs.s3.amazonaws.com/documents/asset/uploaded_file/223470/Interpreting_the_Standards-Based_Report_Card_-_Google_Docs.pdf
Yesterday, LMS students wrapped up their last day of regularly scheduled State testing. We are very proud of the effort our students put into a rigorous three days of challenging tests.
First Blog post up on the NRCM website!
https://www.nrcm.org/blog/students-engaging-in-the-nature-of-maine/old-town-students-get-lakesmart-pushaw-lake/