Lumpkin County Middle

Student leadership on display in Ms. King's 6th grade class! Without any prompting or direction, Kosey took time with his presentation for class to make the entire thing a dual language presentation. Every slide was in both English and Spanish so all students could learn and enjoy. What a way to demonstrate kindness and help to build a more inclusive atmosphere. We're proud of you!

7th grader, "Fly It Wyatt," shows his love of planes by making cardboard sculptures of his favorites!

We have had an amazing year for LCMS athletics! Out of 19 regional tournaments, the LCMS Indians finished as runners up or first place in 14. We are so proud of the work of our students and coaches, it's great to be an Indian! 8th Grade Football-Champions Volleyball-Champions Cross Country-Champions Tennis-Champions Wrestling Duals-Champions Wrestling Traditional-Champions Boys Track-Champions Girls Soccer-Champions 8th Grade Boys Basketball-Runners Up Baseball-Runners Up Girls Track-Runners Up Boys Golf-Runners Up Girls Golf-Runners Up Boys Soccer-Runners Up

We had a blast at Special Games today! Thanks to LCHS for hosting, our teachers, student partners, and volunteers for making today a success!

Congratulations to our boys soccer team on an awesome season!

Happy Assistant Principal Week!

Thank you to Mrs. Tonya Trammell, our awesome Media Specialist for all she does for our school!

Happy Paraprofessional day to our hard-working paras. We appreciate all you do for our school!

Today’s master escape room artist! 8th grade math students escaped the traps of volume of cylinders, cones, and spheres Algebra 1 math students escaped the candyland maze of point slope form, parallel and perpendicular equations, distance and midpoint formula. We had lots of math escape artist today!

And we have another region championship! Congrats to our girls soccer team!!!

In 7th grade, students explored sheep eyeball dissections, deepening their understanding of the Human Body Systems unit. They gained insights into the eye's complex connections and its role in vision, while esteemed guests, Optometrist Dr. Kelly Dasinger and Associate Professor Dr. Margaret Smith from UNG, enriched their learning with expertise on the eyes and their relationship with the brain. Thank you again to the Lumpkin County Education Foundation for making this possible for our students!

This past weekend a few LCMS students competed at 4-H Cloverleaf District Project Achievement (DPA). In this competition, 4-H’ers (4th-6th grade) choose a project area of interest, research a topic, then write and present an oral presentation to others or they share their talent of singing or playing an instrument. All of these students did a fantastic job, and we are very proud of them. Here the LCMS winners from DPA: Eleanor Moye placed 2nd in the Veterinary Science Project. Kelsey Patterson placed 1st in the Performing Arts Vocal Project. Lily Weber placed 1st in the Companion and Specialty Animals.

More wins to celebrate! Congrats to our Track Team and coaches!

Students are taking leadership to teach lessons on the 7 Habits! Great stuff going on as part of our Leader in Me initiative!

This week 7th Grade is going to the Junior Achievement Financial Park. This is an organization partners with UNG’s Mike Cottrell school of business. Students in 7th grade have been learning about budgets, taxes, credit, and the skills needed in the workforce and got to practice those skills in a simulated environment.

Help us show our support for the UNG Men's Basketball team on Tuesday!

Wyatt Chambers and Porter Self won 1st place out of 41 middle school teams this Saturday at the Georgia Bass Nation High School Fishing tournament. They had five fish weighing in at 18.25 pounds.

Congratulations to our baseball team and coaches on an awesome season!

Today 7th graders had a special pajama day. In Science classes, students took a nap after researching the importance sleep has on the human body. In ELA classes, students argued about whether or not pajamas are appropriate to wear in public. Be sure you are getting enough ZZZZs to be a productive student!

Cooking and Crafts club decorated Easter Eggs this afternoon!