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.
Red Ribbon week at LCMHS
The Pride of the Mountains!!
The Future Farmers of America will be having a fundraiser at DQ tomorrow from 4-7. Please stop by and pick up supper and help out the FFA!
🧹🧙🏻It’s just a bunch of Hocus Pocus 🧙🏻🧹
The 7th grade class at Lee County Middle High would like to invite you to our Halloween Movie Night! We will be showing an old favorite “Hocus Pocus”! Everyone is invited! Come out and bring your friends and family for a night of magical fun!
🎟️🎥 Admission is $5 🎥 🎟️
🍿 concessions will be available! 🍿
When: October 30, 6:30 PM
Where: Sedley Stewart Auditorium
Why: Class of 2030 fundraiser!
This will be the backdrop for the Free Family Photos with Down Abby Road, Thursday night 4-6pm during Open House. Make plans to come join us!
Make plans to join us this Thursday evening for Open House from 4-6pm. Get your students Term 1 Report Card, meet with your students teachers, and take advantage of Free Fall Family Photos with Down Abby Road Photography.
Congratulations to The Pride of The Mountains Band!! We swept our class to win first place! State Quarterfinals will be at Estill next Saturday. We perform at 7:15 pm!
Come join us this Thursday from 4pm-6pm for Open House and Free Fall Family Photos.
LCMHS October Newsletter
National Bullying Prevention Month
Student picture day is tomorrow September 27th. Pictures will begin promptly at 8:20 so please be on time and ready for your picture. The vocational students, along with the 9th and 10th grade will be taking their photos prior to leaving on the field trip. Followed by juniors, seniors then Middle School.
LCMHS NEWSLETTER
FCA Club will be meeting before school tomorrow at 7:45.
The cross country kicked off their season Saturday at the Montgomery County All-Comers Meet.
Varsity placed 4th overall as a team.
Tucker Lyons placed 5th overall in the middle school race and Canaan Donathon placed 9th.
The elementary team placed 2nd overall. Coby Brewer took 1st place in the race, running the mile in 6:29.