Old Town High School will host student registration tonight at 6PM.
L.M.S. Math Team will meet this Wed. (3/20) from 2:45-3:45 in Mr. Schlaefer's room (124). Hope to see you all there. We will do some practice problems and plan for our trip to Eastern Maine Community College on Tuesday,
April 30th. Snacks will be provided!
Teddy S. qualified for the Maine GeoBee and has been invited to UMF to compete at the State level. Go Teddy!
eMPowerME State testing begins tomorrow. Please make sure that your student is well rested and fueled up with a good breakfast as they come into school each morning. As much as possible, please limit absences and dismissals for the rest of this week. If you know in advance of a dismissal, please communicate that with your student's advisor.
We are so proud of our LMS Inventors!
Old Town represented well at the Maine State Invention Convention on Saturday.
Zoe Yerxa placed 3rd in the 7th Grade Division and Brendan Mahaney placed 1st in the 7th Grade Division. Way to go Coyotes!
BAW as a team finished 3rd out of 15 teams. All four LMS wrestlers qualified for states! Xander 2nd, Geo 3rd, Sam and Robbie both 4th. On to Belfast next Saturday with 9 out of 16 of our kids qualifying.
LMS yearbooks are on sale now! They are $25.00 with name personalization included.
Order forms will be sent home with students or you can order online at:
www.schoolannual.com
Click on "Buy your student's yearbook" and enter school name, city, and state.
Congratulations to LMS, Ridgeview, and Troy Howard Schools for an awesome afternoon of MS unified basketball. Sportsmanship, fun, along with some great dancing was displayed throughout the game! Thank you everyone who came out to support all these athletes! Go Coyotes!
The LMS Symphonic Band performed in UM’s Concert for a Cure last night on the Collins Center Stage. After each of the performances, all of the bands combined on the stage for a final piece featuring 260 musicians. Great music for a great cause. Bravo!
Concert for a Cause at the Collins Center this week!
Our first LMS Unified basketball game was a huge success yesterday up at Ridgeview Community School. Thank you to all participants for their hard work, being great teammates, and their sportsmanship! Go Coyotes!
Two important updates/reminders:
Due to the Old Town-Orono Hockey team making the regional finals, the OTHS open house has been moved to: March 13th from 6 – 7:30 PM.
Students in RSU#34 do not have school on Friday this week as it is a professional development day for our staff.
The LMS-PTA will meet on Tuesday, 3/5 at 6PM.
Due to the snow day today, Team Precipice (Bedard/Jay) will be going cross-country skiing and snowshoeing with MOEP on Tuesday instead of Team Cathedral (Marquis/McKinley). http://meoutdooreducation.org/our-programs/skiing-snowshoeing/
Congratulations to the following LMS musicians who had a great month of February. We'd like to thank these students for their hard work, leadership, improvement, and musical talents:
Isaiah Brissette-Hatch, 8th
Samuel Brissette-Hatch, 8th
Ayla Lawrence, 7th
Noah Nickerson, 7th
Kaiden Plourde, 6th
Kameron Plourde, 6th
These Leonard Middle School Invention Convention top 6 students will represent LMS at the Maine Science Festival in Bangor on Saturday, March 16th. Congratulations!
Light Up Purse- Brianna Engstrom
Fllp O Glasses- Janelle Sanchez
Sharp Shovel – Zoey Yerxa
Ballet Sock- -River Felchman
Ice O Trap-Brendan Mahaney
This Saturday Bangor Area Wrestling will be attending the Pine Tree League East-West crossover duels meet at Nokomis High School in Newport. Currently BAW is 5-2 as a team after two duel meets. We have four outstanding LMS wrestlers, three of whom are team captains this year. Keep up the good work Robbie Murray, Sam Charles, Giovanni Green and Xander Doty! You can follow them here: http://www.bangorareawrestling.com/
7th grade Invention Convention is underway. Our young inventors are hard at work pitching their ideas to judges, staff and fellow students. Nice work seventh grade!
Dear LMS Chorus,
Our accompanist, Carol Lander, has broken her arm. She is unable to play piano for a few weeks. As our chorus students have worked very hard and are very proud of our "Songs for the Journey" project, we want to ensure that we set them up for success at the recording studio and concert. Mrs. Lander is a crucial part of what we do; both for her musical skills and her connection with the kids. The students and I all feel that waiting for her to heal is the best option. So, we have postponed our recording session to Friday, April 26th, and the concert to Monday, April 29th. We feel that this was in the best interest of the group. We look forward to performing for you then. Thanks for your understanding and flexibility.
A few photos from the 7th grade trip to Millinocket for some snowshoeing and cross-country skiing.
