Congratulations to Kailynn Kinglsey for winning “The Valley’s
Got Talent” competition this weekend at Amherst College. Kailynn’s performance of “Flashlight” snagged
the first-place prize from a field of 17 other competitors. Congratulations also to Kailynn’s band which
consisted Will Consolati, Will McKeon, and Profe.
Any students in grades 8-11 who were not present at the
scheduling assembly on Friday should see their guidance counselor.
The Social Justice Club will meet today (3/27) during lunch and after school on Wednesday (3/29) in Mrs. McEvoy's room.
The first talent show rehearsal will be tomorrow (3/28) at 6 pm in the Z. All performers should
plan to attend. Speak to Mr. Trabka if you have questions.
Juniors: It's time to start thinking about the
college application process! We're excited to offer the following two
opportunities to help you get started. There are also flyers for each of these events
with more information.
College Planning Night - Wednesday, April 5th at 6 pm in
the LMHS Library Topics
will include: Building your college list, college admission requirements,
admissions plans, components of the application, Naviance, Common Application,
SAT and ACT, the college essay, requesting transcripts, letters of
recommendation, interviews, financial aid, time for questions and answers, and
more.
College Application Essentials Workshop Series Start your senior year prepared
and ready for the college application process. Workshops will run during period
6 lunch. Students will be allowed to go to the front of the line, get their
lunch, and bring it to room B123 (across the hall from the cafe). We will begin
at 12:20, so please be prompt. Juniors must be registered for the
workshops in advance. The cost is $20 and includes a copy of the Fiske
Guide to Colleges 2017 ($24.99 value). To register, bring cash or a
check made out to ‘LMHS’ to Mr. Korte by Friday, April 14. Financial
assistance available upon request for students qualified for free/reduced
lunch.
There will be a weekly after school
ceramics club starting tomorrow (3/28) in
the art room from 2:30-3:30 –
please see Ms. Clark to sign up.
Monument Mountain Regional High
School Guidance Department will hold their 33rd Annual College Fair
on Sunday, April 2 from 6:30-8:30 p.m. There will be free admission and over
120 Colleges and Universities represented.
The LMHS Annual Color Run will be on May 6th this year. See your English
teacher or Ms. Ely for a registration form.
LMHS creative student
publication, Orange Ink, is accepting all types of written works, 2D artwork
such as paintings and drawings, or pictures of 3D work such as sculptures for
the 2017 edition. Please see Ms. Clark
in the art room for additional information.
Lee Founders Weekend poster
contest is open to all LMHS students – this is an art contest and the theme is
Lee’s Founding Families – cash prizes for the finalists. Please head over to
the art room for supplies and submission requirements.
Haleigh Richardson & Erin Cook will be collecting
donations for the Elizabeth Freeman Center!
There will be a box in the front hall.
Attention Seniors: You have 1 weeks to pay your class dues of
$80. Please see Mr. Hall or Mrs. Curry
with any questions or concerns. Checks
payable to: Lee Middle and High School.
Any NHS student who needs community service, please check
outside Mr. Hall's door for some opportunities.
All 18-year-old male
students must register for the Selective Service which you can do at
www.sss.gov.
TODAY'S LUNCH
IS: Chicken nuggets
