When there's a sub shortage but all the 6th grade teachers are out you have to get creative. It was an 'all hands on deck' day full of fun as our team created an alternate class schedule to keep 6th graders engaged in learning. We developed characters and narratives using AI, created collages, played board games, worked at independent levels in Khan Academy, had a trip to the, and had a history lesson about Mr. Morton's favorite decade, The 80s!
It is officially 29! Congratulations Swimmers and Divers, absolutely incredible!
Another relay another championship, Tigers crush 400 free relay! Blackburn, Lozier, Richards, Deeds!
100 fly puts three Tigers on podium and pushed team lead to nearly 100 points with just one event left! Morgan 3rd, Hill 4th, and Even 5th!
Blackburn 1st, Plaisted 2nd in 100 back!
Seeded second after prelims yesterday 200free relay won gold by nearly a second! Richards, Lozier, Washburn, Blackburn! Team is up by 66 points after 9 events
Richards back on top of podium in 100 free
Blunck 5th, Hammond 4th, and Hampton 2nd in diving!
Colby 1st and Sequeil in 5th in the 100 fly!
Way to go Adelyn and Brynn!
Took until event four to get our 1st state champ, congrats Finn winning the 50free by 1 one hundredth!
Please join us for an informal performance of songs from 30s, 40s, 50s, & 60s.
LMS Sabers are competing to see which grade can have the LEAST number of missing assignments by the end of the quarter. While all grades are working hard to accomplish this task, 6th grade remains at the top of the leaderboard with 60 missing assignments. In a huge comeback, 8th grade dropped from 214 missing assignments last week down to 98 this week. Seventh grade continues to have the most but also dropped this week from 305 and 235.
LMS families can help by talking with your students about what work they're missing and how to get caught up. All students are welcome in SSC before school. Catch Up Lunch and after school study halls are also available. Don't hesitate to reach out to your student's teachers with questions or concerns.
Congrats to Laura Jones on being chosen by the Gannett Peak staff as the February Star Influencer of the Month! Miss Laura has consistently received more nominations for this recognition than any other staff member each month. She goes above and beyond in everything she puts her mind to. Laura goes out of her way to make all students feel loved, welcomed, and part of our school community. She holds them accountable to be their best selves while teaching them lifelong skills! We would not be where we are today without Ms. Laura, her kindness, expertise, appreciation, and love!
A very well-done speech by our own Wyoming Teacher of the Year, Mrs.Morgan Hahn, as she had privilege of the floor on both the house and senate. The long and incredible standing ovation was so well deserved by all Wyoming Educators! Wyoming is leading the nation!
Join LVHS for the FAFSA and Scholarship Help Night!
Wednesday, February 12th @ 6:00-7:30pm
Happy National School Counseling week!
Way to go June and Jackson!
The Baldwin Creek Bobcat News for the week of February 7th is now available.
https://youtu.be/-Z0x4MuXO2c
We've got some fun and surprises planned for Random Acts of Kindness Week next week!
