Western Governors University was holding its "Fund my Classroom" initiative again across four states. This was the first time teachers in Minnesota could submit their ideas for consideration. Jenna completed an application stating where the funds would be used and how it would impact students and was awarded a $1,020 grant this past Friday. Funds for her project will go towards 93 new books for our school that go along with our new reading curriculum. Books will help students to further their interests in topics of study or bring more of the new knowledge to life.
Congratulations to Molly on your SECOND PLACE finish in the state finals this morning!!! We are so proud of you!!
Knock 'em down at STATE, LCWM Bowlers!!! Good luck tomorrow!!
You know it's nearing the end of the school year when the current 5th graders are visiting the Secondary school!
Thank you to our three fantastic school nurses!! You know how to care for our students better than anyone else and we couldn't get through the days without you helping out during those tough moments!!
5th graders spent the day at the Minnesota Zoo! While there, they attended a Zoo Exhibit Design Class.
A huge congratulations to Avery Voges on her 100th career varsity hit in the second game of our pipestone double header! We are very proud of your hard work and dedication to the sport and it shows in every aspect of your game! You are a rock star! Congratulations and keep swinging away!
Need summer food assistance? Sign up by June 2nd to receive summer food packs for students.
Elementary yearbooks have arrived! If you would still like to purchase one for your student they are currently $27. Checks can be written out to LCWM.
This week we are celebrating Teacher Appreciation Week! We are thankful for all of the work the teachers at LCWM put in day in and day out!! Please take a moment and thank them!!
If you'd like to send a note to your student's teacher, complete this form to let them know how much you appreciate them!
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Secondary conferences are tonight in teacher classrooms. Make sure to take a look through the lost and found items by the concession stand while you're here!
The Adaptive Bowling team is competing in the regional meet today at Wow Zone in Mankato! Good luck today!!
The City of Lake Crystal Arbor Day Celebration is happening now! The LCWM FFA is there with baby bunnies and ducks and a scavenger hunt! Even though it's rainy and kind of chilly, stop by and visit!
Today the Boys Varsity Golf team earned their second win of the week,
and Charlie Gengler placed first overall for the third consecutive
meet. All LCWM golfers enjoyed the competition and ability to get
outside this week!
Mrs. Graupman's 1st and 2nd grade PE classes were doing a lot of jumping this morning in the "Kids Heart Challenge" to help raise awareness and funds for the American Heart Association. They put their practice to the test using a variety of techniques they've been working on in P.E. Thank you, Mrs. Graupman, for doing this with your students!
The LCWM Adaptive Bowling team had a match against Winona this afternoon at the Madelia Bowling Alley. Charlie hit a new (HUGE) PR with a score of 132 and our defending state champ, Tyler, scored 117! Great job guys!!
2023-24 School Year Teacher Openings:
Gr. 6-12 Special Education & Secondary English (.8 FTE) / Social Studies (.2 FTE)
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24 4th and 5th-grade students participated in Math Masters at Bethany Lutheran College on Friday. The 2 4th-grade teams took 2nd and 4th place out of 12 teams. The 3 5th-grade teams placed 7th, 20th, and 26th out of 37 teams. Jackson Engel, Walter Johannes, Kenadi Earhardt, Beckett Carter, and Keegan Grunig each received individual awards as well. Way to go LCWM!
A huge Shout Out to Mrs. Nelson for planning and organizing the first-ever Earth Day cleanup at the elementary and secondary. We had over
40 people (children, parents, and staff) show up on a cold windy day.
The coffee, hot chocolate, and donuts seemed to help everyone forget
the cold.
Fifth graders have been traveling from CA to PA via a fun Geography Learning game called Mystery Skype. They use Google Meet to go to other schools and ask yes/no questions to see which class can figure out where the other is from first. They’ve won and lost but are always learning something new.
