Good evening LMS families! This upcoming week, October 27-31, will be Red Ribbon Week. We will have a different theme each day about being drug free. Also, on Monday, October 27 at 2:30, we will have our annual Local School Improvement Council Stakeholders meeting. Everyone is welcome to attend!
LMS teacher Katie Carter was awarded a
3,000 grant for our outdoor classroom. Thank you to The Community Foundation of the Virginias for supporting our school, community, and project. #canthidethatindianpride
Join us this evening at LMS to watch the Triple Threat girls and boys basketball team play Sun Valley The girls game is at 6:00 and the boys game is at 7:00. Go Indians!
All of Miss Prudich's third grade students received their dictionaries. #dictionaryproject ##canthidethatindianpride
Red Ribbon Week
October 27-31
October 27-31
Just a reminder fourth grade field trip to the Beckley Exhibition Coal Mine and MCDonalds is tomorrow. Kids need to bring a jacket and money for lunch. Devices are not allowed. We will leave LMS at 8:30 and return at 1:45. It is going to a great trip!
This is an important message from Lashmeet Matoaka School. Due to unforeseen circumstances from Life Touch, Picture Day will have to be scheduled. Sorry for the inconvenience.
Good evening LMS families! Just a reminder that tomorrow is picture day and tomorrow evening is our Title I Parent Involvement and Fall Festival from 5:00-7:00. Students do not wear their costumes to the fall festival ; however, they are allowed to wear costumes on Halloween. We are still taking donations of candy and two liters. Thank you for your continued support!
🍫 Golden Ticket Surprise! 🍫
Our students are buzzing with excitement today—and for good reason! At the end of the day, each student will receive a mini Wonka Bar. Hidden inside five of these bars are Golden Tickets!
🎟️ What does a Golden Ticket mean?
The lucky students who discover a Golden Ticket will receive free access to all the games during tomorrow night's event from 5:00–7:00 PM!
Get ready for a sweet surprise—and good luck to everyone!
Our students are buzzing with excitement today—and for good reason! At the end of the day, each student will receive a mini Wonka Bar. Hidden inside five of these bars are Golden Tickets!
🎟️ What does a Golden Ticket mean?
The lucky students who discover a Golden Ticket will receive free access to all the games during tomorrow night's event from 5:00–7:00 PM!
Get ready for a sweet surprise—and good luck to everyone!
Grades 3-5, don't forget to sign up for STEAM Ahead.
LSIC Stakeholders Meeting
Picture Day
LMS families, Monday, October 13, is a faculty senate day and students do not attend school. The Science Fair has been rescheduled for Thursday, October 16. Lastly, fifth grade is selling car wash tickets to Tidal Wave in Princeton. Purchase a $30 car wash for $10. See Mrs. Teresa or Mrs. Kessler to purchase your tickets. All money raised goes towards the fifth grade field trip.
Parents and community members, please join us for a Local School Improvement Council Stakeholders meeting on Monday, October 27, at 2:30 in the cafeteria of Lashmeet Matoaka School.
Support our 5th grade students by purchasing a Tidal Wave $30 carwash ticket for $10. All proceeds will go towards their end of year field trip.
Good evening LMS families! We have a couple of announcements this evening. There is a change to Fridays lunch menu. We will be having cheese bites. Don't forget our Title I Parent Involvement Fall Festival will be next Friday, October 17 from 5:00-7:00. We currently have enough candy. We do need donations of two litters, store bought cakes, and cupcakes. Thank you for your support!
Attendance Matters!
Our goal is to keep chronic absenteeism LOW so that every student has the best chance to succeed.
Student learning depends on being in school every day. The more time students spend in class, the more opportunities they have to learn, grow, and achieve.
If your child has missed 2 or more days this school year, they are considered chronically absent, according to the West Virginia Department of Education policy.
Please help us by making sure your child is here, on time, every day, ready to learn. It is also important that they do not leave school early. Please schedule doctor's appointments on days off from school or after 2:30 P.M.
Together, we can make sure all students have the best year possible!
Our goal is to keep chronic absenteeism LOW so that every student has the best chance to succeed.
Student learning depends on being in school every day. The more time students spend in class, the more opportunities they have to learn, grow, and achieve.
If your child has missed 2 or more days this school year, they are considered chronically absent, according to the West Virginia Department of Education policy.
Please help us by making sure your child is here, on time, every day, ready to learn. It is also important that they do not leave school early. Please schedule doctor's appointments on days off from school or after 2:30 P.M.
Together, we can make sure all students have the best year possible!
Lashmeet Matoaka School is proud to wear green to honor Kim Miller and our Bluefield Middle School family. 💚
Good evening LMS families! If your child arrives to school after 7:25, a parent/guardian must come check them in to the office. If your child is absent, please make sure your turn in their excuses and parent notes. Also, don't forget to turn in your family pictures. Each classroom has them displayed. You can send them in or email it to ltaylor@k12.wv.us. Thank you for your support!
LMS families, this Monday, we’re asking everyone to join us in showing love and support for our beloved Kim Miller, principal of Bluefield Middle School, and her family. Please wear green to honor her and lift her up in prayer during this difficult time.
Let’s flood our school, community, and hearts with hope, strength, and love. Together, we are Team Miller. 💚🙏
#TeamMiller #WearGreen