On Monday, March 2nd, the LCWM Concert Choir participated in the subsection 6 large group choir contest at Martin Luther High School in Northrop. The choir earned Superior ratings from all three judges, which is the highest possible score category.

In addition, 14 Concert Choir members were selected to participate in the subsection directors Honor Choir. These students, along with other top vocalists from area high schools performed an evening concert to cap the day's activities.
2 days ago, LCWM
Honor choir students standing in their choir robes looking at the camera.
choir performing in front of one judge standing on risers.
Students today heard from Cam F. Awesome, 12-time National Champion Heavyweight Olympic boxer and former captain of Team USA Boxing. He shared his message of "Becoming Awesome"; what it takes, how to get there, and what to focus on in the process.

"If you can fail without being discouraged success becomes inevitable."
3 days ago, LCWM
Students posing with Cam F. Awesome.
students sitting in the cafetorium listening to Cam F. Awesome.
No need to prepare supper on March 10! Come to the Lakes for a burger or chicken sandwich basket to help support our Middle School Field Trips. Baskets are just $9.50 and all proceeds will benefit LCWM Middle School students!
3 days ago, LCWM
join us for a basket night at the Lakes. March 10 from 4:30 - 8 pm. All proceeds will go to support middle school field trips at LCWM. Burger or chicken sandwich baskets are $9.50 each.
On Friday, eleven students from LCWM, along with advisors Mrs. Kelly Moeller and Mr. Randy VanGenderen, attended the 75th Annual Science & Engineering Fair, where they presented their projects to judges from around the area. It was a successful day for our students, with three bringing home purple ribbons and seven earning blue ribbons.

A huge congratulations to Jasmine and her project titled “Peeling Away Pollutants in Water with Banana Char.” Jasmine’s project was chosen as the top project, earning her a trip to the International Science and Engineering Fair in Phoenix, Arizona, later this spring!

Aidan’s project, “Natural and Synthetic Dyes,” was selected as the Paper Project & Presentation winner of the fair.

Congratulations to all of the participants on their success!
Purple Ribbon Projects and State Qualifiers:
Jasmine - Peeling Away Pollutants in Water with Banana Char
Aidan - Natural and Synthetic Dyes
Cora and Gretta - Removing Phosphate from Water Affected by Algae

Blue Ribbon Projects:
Brynn and Olivia - The Mandela Effect
Weston - How does Field Tile affect Crop Yield?
Ayleigh and Amelia - How does the Correlated Color Temperature Affect Intensity
Liam and Caine - Flow Rates of Treated and Untreated Water

Check out the KEYC footage to learn a bit more about the fair: https://www.keyc.com/2026/02/28/science-engineering-fair-returns-msu-75th-year
3 days ago, LCWM
Group photo of students who participated in the MSU Science and Engineering Fair on Friday.

Good luck at state wrestling today, Ryder and Mason!! Wrestling starts soon! Tune in and watch live at: https://nspn.tv/MSHSL

Remember DO NOT click any links in comments or on posts unless they're posted directly by the District!

7 days ago, LCWM
Students will hear from this speaker tomorrow at the high school. He will be presenting two sessions tailored specifically for 6-8th and 9-12th graders.
9 days ago, LCWM
Duck Cup memorial speaker flyer who will be presenting to students on Wednesday, Feb. 25.
Our 9th graders attended the Career Navigator, a program developed by SCSC, in partnership with South Central College and local industry professionals, to explore a variety of career options.

Through the Career Navigator program, students learn about the diversity and economics of college and career choice, experience six career fields through hands-on learning, and consider the preparation needed for success.

Career fields explored today included agriculture, food and natural resources; art, communications and information systems; engineering, manufacturing and technology; health science technology; human services; and business, management and administration.
13 days ago, LCWM
Students watching a printer print stickers.
Students in a classroom setting learning about driving semi for a living.
students in an auto body shop learning about working on cars as a career path.
Due to the weather LCWM Schools will be dismissing early. Elementary students will be dismissed at 12:50 pm and secondary at 1:00 pm. There will be NO afternoon preschool and no evening activities.
15 days ago, LCWM
The LCWM Adapted Bowling season is about to start! We'd love to have your support in wearing our apparel! The online store is open until February 22.

https://stores.unitedteamelite.com/lcwm_bowling_2026/shop/home
16 days ago, LCWM
LCWM Baseball Apparel is back for 2026! Get it ordered so that you can have it for the start of the new season! GO KNIGHTS!

https://bsnteamsports.com/shop/oWg2xocYm4
16 days ago, LCWM
Congratulations to our January students of the month! The theme was Responsibility in Actions.
21 days ago, LCWM
Students posing in front of a sign holding their certificates.
The National Honor Society will be hosting another blood drive in March. Make your appointment today!
24 days ago, LCWM
NHS Blood Drive Flyer: Friday, March 20 12-5 pm
Job well done to these students who competed in the Ag Bowl at SMSU last week! Their categories included Milk Quality, Nursery & Landscape, Florticulture, & Milk Quality.

Special congratulations to the Nursery and Landscape team who placed 3rd overall and to Grace for placing first overall as an individual!

29 days ago, LCWM
Students posing in front of SMSU sign.
Students posing in front of SMSU sign.
Students posing in front of SMSU sign.
Students posing in front of SMSU sign.
Do you need some updated Knights gear? The Booster Club store is open until Saturday!

https://knightsnite2026.itemorder.com/shop/home/
30 days ago, LCWM
It's a little chilly outside but the greenhouse is beautiful! Students were planting this morning to prepare for spring and summer veggies and flowers!
30 days ago, LCWM
students planting seeds in the greenhouse
students planting seeds in the greenhouse
students planting seeds in the greenhouse
students planting seeds in the greenhouse
students planting seeds in the greenhouse
The Knight Climbers showed up in style for Climb2Feed Kids, an incredible fundraiser put on by Feeding Our Communities Partners, that directly impacts so many of our students. Thanks to your generosity, we raised over $1,200 to support local Backpack and Powerpack Food Programs!

Not only that… we showed some speed too, finishing with the 9th fastest relay time!

Thank you to everyone who donated and supported this cause. We’re already looking forward to next year!
about 1 month ago, LCWM
LCWM Staff members dressed up in fun costumes at the base of Mt. kato after the Climb to Feed Kids event this past weekend.

Did you know the state of MN provides $120 per student over the summer for qualified families? Here is a link to this website for additional information. https://education.mn.gov/MDE/dse/FNS/SNP/free/fill/

The Application for Educational Benefits does more than connect eligible families to important supports — it also helps schools access critical funding for programs and student services. Even now that school meals are provided at no cost, a drop in applications can reduce resources for your school community.

about 1 month ago, LCWM
Congratulations to our Queen Jaci and King Colton!
about 1 month ago, LCWM
Snow week court with king colton and queen jaci.
This afternoon, Mrs. Bergstad’s science class learned from MnDOT about bridge types, strengths, repairs, and design. They showed the students the work they did on Highway 60 and the effort it took to remove the old Rapidan Bridge after the flood. The students built bridge models, worked as a team, followed instructions, and experienced a little trial and error—but gained many learning opportunities along the way.

Thank you, MnDOT, for coming in and educating our students!
about 1 month ago, LCWM
This afternoon, Mrs. Bergstad’s science class learned from MnDOT about bridge types, strengths, repairs, and design. They showed the students the work they did on Highway 60 and the effort it took to remove the old Rapidan Bridge after the flood. The students built bridge models, worked as a team, followed instructions, and experienced a little trial and error—but gained many learning opportunities along the way. Thank you, MnDOT, for coming in and educating our students!
This afternoon, Mrs. Bergstad’s science class learned from MnDOT about bridge types, strengths, repairs, and design. They showed the students the work they did on Highway 60 and the effort it took to remove the old Rapidan Bridge after the flood. The students built bridge models, worked as a team, followed instructions, and experienced a little trial and error—but gained many learning opportunities along the way. Thank you, MnDOT, for coming in and educating our students!
This afternoon, Mrs. Bergstad’s science class learned from MnDOT about bridge types, strengths, repairs, and design. They showed the students the work they did on Highway 60 and the effort it took to remove the old Rapidan Bridge after the flood. The students built bridge models, worked as a team, followed instructions, and experienced a little trial and error—but gained many learning opportunities along the way. Thank you, MnDOT, for coming in and educating our students!
This afternoon, Mrs. Bergstad’s science class learned from MnDOT about bridge types, strengths, repairs, and design. They showed the students the work they did on Highway 60 and the effort it took to remove the old Rapidan Bridge after the flood. The students built bridge models, worked as a team, followed instructions, and experienced a little trial and error—but gained many learning opportunities along the way. Thank you, MnDOT, for coming in and educating our students!
This afternoon, Mrs. Bergstad’s science class learned from MnDOT about bridge types, strengths, repairs, and design. They showed the students the work they did on Highway 60 and the effort it took to remove the old Rapidan Bridge after the flood. The students built bridge models, worked as a team, followed instructions, and experienced a little trial and error—but gained many learning opportunities along the way. Thank you, MnDOT, for coming in and educating our students!
This afternoon, Mrs. Bergstad’s science class learned from MnDOT about bridge types, strengths, repairs, and design. They showed the students the work they did on Highway 60 and the effort it took to remove the old Rapidan Bridge after the flood. The students built bridge models, worked as a team, followed instructions, and experienced a little trial and error—but gained many learning opportunities along the way. Thank you, MnDOT, for coming in and educating our students!
It's snow week at the secondary school!! It'll be a week full of fun activities and dress up days!
about 1 month ago, LCWM
coronation for snow week is Tuesday at 2:10pm
dress up days