Thanks to everyone who came out to support our Tricks or Treats family night! We had a great evening of games, experiments, and candy!
A yearbook is the best way to remember this big year. Don't let your Wildcat miss the chance to hold onto a year-in-the-life that won't be repeated. Reserve your copy today!
Our holiday food drive will kick off this Friday morning! Students are encouraged to bring in canned or boxed food items to your homebase teachers. Our drive will continue through Friday, November 22nd.
Don't forget to join us tomorrow for our Fall Family Night!
Tuesday, October 29 from 4-6 pm
There will be food, games, treats, the book fair and contests for best costume and/or Halloween spirit wear. No masks or full face paint please! Everything must be school appropriate.
The Wildcat Week in Review is a weekly content newsletter that showcases some of the learning opportunities that are happening at Lincolnton Middle School.
In ELA classes this week sixth grade students are creating graffiti poetry based on anti-bullying poems. Seventh graders are using Jeopardy to review the novel Out of the Dust. Eighth graders are comparing the novel and the move, The Outsiders. Mrs. White’s students are writing short, amusing stories about their own lives. They are focusing on one specific event that made a lasting impression. Ms. Olach’s classes are working on character development and how characters change throughout a story.
Lots of events happening at LMS. Make plans to join us!
Mrs. Seller’s classes are excited to read Sylvia Doe and the 100-Year Flood, a fictional book about a devastating flood in Western North Carolina. A class set was donated by the author, Robert Beatty. Beatty has also made a pledge to donate 100% of the profits from this book to the WNC communities who were impacted by Hurricane Helene.
LMS Fall Family Night is in one week!
Tuesday, October 29 from 4-6 pm
There will be food, games, treats, the book fair and contests for best costume and/or Halloween spirit wear. No masks or full face paint please! Everything must be school appropriate.
Congratulations to our LMS Student Leaders for October!
Cool Cats - Dayvonte Singletary
Purr Fection - Lorelai Miller
6th - Jadyan Williams & Zion Byers
7th - Tiara Spencer & Tucker Kincaid
8th - Khloe Leonard & Xavier Robinson
Students had an awesome time at our Fall Hangtime this afternoon! Thanks to the LMS PTO for volunteering to serve pizza and concessions!
Happy Boss's Day to Lincolnton Middle's bosses!
Save the date for our Fall Family Night at LMS!
Tuesday, October 29 from 4-6 pm
There will be food, games, treats, the book fair and contests for best costume and/or Halloween spirit wear. No masks or full face paint please! Everything must be school appropriate.
Fall Pictures are tomorrow and Friday!
Thursday, October 10 - 6th grade
Friday, October 11 - 7th & 8th grade
Pre-order pictures using the link or QR code in the image. More information is available on the LMS website.
The Wildcat Week in Review is a weekly content newsletter that showcases some of the learning opportunities that are happening at Lincolnton Middle School.
In science this week sixth grade students are studying changes in the earth’s surface due to erosion and deposition. Seventh graders are learning about warm and cold fronts and how this impacts weather in our area. Eighth graders are studying chemical and physical properties and changes in matter.
Join us in the morning for our first All Pro Dad meeting of the year in the media center!
Fall Pictures are in one week!
Thursday, October 10 - 6th grade
Friday, October 11 - 7th & 8th grade
Pre-order pictures using the link or QR code in the image. More information is available on the LMS website.
Dinner tonight? LMS Spirit Night at Good Wood Pizzeria, 11 am until 9 pm
Lincolnton Middle School is partnering with our central zone schools to collect items for disaster relief in Western NC. Our school is collecting large, scent free trash bags and disinfectant wipes. Please turn in items to your home room teacher if you are able to help!
⚠ No School for Students on Tuesday, October 1 ⚠
Lincoln County Schools will be closed for students Tuesday, October 1 due to power outages and damages from Hurricane Helene. Staff will operate on an optional workday; check your email for updates from your principal.
