At the Section 2A Cross Country Meet held on October 23rd, 2025, Kelly S. Moeller was voted Section 2A Girls’ Assistant Cross Country Coach of the Year. The award was voted on by the 19 head coaches in Section 2A. “It is always nice to be recognized by your peers; in talking with many coaches at meets it is evident that our section has a strong group of coaches that are invested in the success of their teams.” For Moeller, this was her 16th year coaching cross country. She coached a couple of years in the 90s at LCWM, four years at Timberview in Colorado Springs and the past ten years for LCWM-Nicollet. Moeller got her start in cross country by joining the team at LCWM as a ninth-grader. She ran on strong teams her junior and senior years when the Knights finished seventh and fifth in the state meet. Moeller has also coached several seasons of basketball and track and field throughout her career. She especially enjoys the atmosphere and positive vibes of cross country where she likes seeing kids work hard and improve. The MSHSL definitely took notice three years ago when they began to charge for the state cross country meet, selling over 10,000 tickets. So many people end up enjoying running at some point in their lives and Moeller is proud and happy to be part of building that culture.
about 2 hours ago, LCWM
Kelly Moeller portrait.
Congratulations on earning 1st place at today's Knowledge Bowl meet!!
4 days ago, LCWM
students who earned 1st place at knowledge bowl today
This past Sunday and Monday 11 of our high school student council members and their advisors attended a leadership retreat at Cragun's resort in Brainerd. At this event they had the chance to network with other school leaders, get new ideas, and heard useful tips to help create a culture of community in our school. Two of our members also had the opportunity to promote our homecoming tailgate event during a segment called "Parade of Ideas" where schools could present one of the ideas from their school.
5 days ago, LCWM
Students posing in front of the "Treasure City" pirate sign.
Students posing in front of Paul Bunyan and the Cragun's resort sign.
Two LCWM students presenting on the heomcoming tailgate event that the student council puts on annually.
Students posing and smiling in an event center room.
students sitting at tables listening to speakers.
students in a circle watching a presentation on the screen.
Our amazing Taher staff, Amber and Sharona, along with Chef Tony prepared a great Mongolian grill style meal before the school board study session last evening for our Board members. The spicy teriyaki sauce was served at the secondary for their Asian inspired meal this past Friday. Chef Tony visited to grill burgers (from local farm S & J Farms) and hot dogs this fall and has come twice to serve made-to-order omelettes at the secondary. Our Taher staff does their best to make sure our students are being served well balanced meals daily for breakfast and lunch.
6 days ago, LCWM
Chef Tony, Amber and Sharona serving the board a Mongolian grill meal
Chef Tony, Amber and Sharona serving the board a Mongolian grill meal.
chef Tony and Amber grilling hot dogs and burgers earlier this fall
For the month of October, our focus was on Responsibility in Learning, for our students of the month. These students took ownership of their education by being organized, completing tasks on time, asking thoughtful questions, and showing dedication to their academic growth. Congratulations to our October students of the month!!
7 days ago, LCWM
Students of the month.
LCWM celebrated Red Ribbon Week on Oct. 27-Oct. 31.
This year's theme was "Life is a puzzle, solve it drug free."
NJHS members hung posters and red ribbons around the school to remind students to be drug free.
They also encouraged students to dress up:
Monday - wear red for red ribbon week
Tuesday - go to bed drug free wear your pajamas
Wednesday - block out drugs and wear all black and shades
Thursday - team up against drugs and wear a jersey.
11 days ago, LCWM
Students standing by a sign that says "Say No to Drug Use."
Our first of three student council/school board breakfasts was this morning. Board members and students had great conversation recapping homecoming, daily schedules, chromebooks, livening up the secondary building, KASTL, and several other items. It was a great open conversation!
12 days ago, LCWM
student council members eating breakfast with school board members.
The Red Cross Blood Drive, hosted by the LCWM National Honor Society is happening now! It's been a great turnout so far!
17 days ago, LCWM
Students waiting to donate blood at the blood drive.
student eating a snack after donating blood.
Student waiting at the blood drive check in table.
Dad and daughter together after donating blood.
Students getting checked in at the blood drive check in table.
Student lying down on the chair donating blood.
Congratulations to this Knowledge Bowl team for placing fourth out of 25 teams today!! Great job!
about 1 month ago, LCWM
fourth place knowledge bowl team holding their ribbons
LCWM is currently looking for a Licensed School Nurse. If you know someone would be interested, please encourage them to apply today! For a full job description and to apply, click here: https://www.applitrack.com/mved/onlineapp/default.aspx?choosedistrict=true&applitrackclient=37236&all=1#
about 1 month ago, LCWM
Job Postings, Now hiring: Licensed School Nurse, Paraprofessional, Sub Teachers To apply: click JOIN OUR TEAM on the school website.
Picture retake day is tomorrow at the secondary school!
about 1 month ago, LCWM
Lifetouch flyer with information about picture retake day.  Thursday, October 9.
The sun was shining bright this morning, but still a little chilly, for our annual walk/roll to school day. Huge thank you to Officer Gangelhoff with the Lake Crystal Police Department for helping us cross Main Street safely all morning and the Blue Earth County Sheriff's Department for being present throughout town!
about 1 month ago, LCWM
Students leaving the rec to walk to the elementary.
Students leaving the rec to walk to the elementary.
Students leaving the rec to walk to the elementary.
Students running to catch up to a group, walking to school.
Students and staff walking to school with a bus in the background.
students and teacher posing and smiling for the camera.
Students walking hand in hand to the elementary
A large group of students on the sidewalk and boulevard walking to school.
students crossing the street with the help of local law enforcement.
students crossing the street with the help of local law enforcement.
This morning, the secondary school conducted lockdown and hold drills with the help of Minnesota State Patrol, Blue Earth County Sheriff's Department, Lake Crystal Police Department, and Le Sueur County Sheriff's Department. We appreciate that a variety of our local law enforcement agencies are willing and able to do this with us. This not only helps our students become familiar with the process if there were a real intruder; it also helps law enforcement become familiar with our building and grounds.
about 1 month ago, LCWM
Local law enforcement posing with K-9 units outside of the school building after conducting the drills.
It's That Time of Year Again! 🍽️

Taher wants your feedback on their food service and school lunch program!

Your voice matters, and your input helps them improve and better serve you. Please take a few minutes to complete the School Lunch Survey — it’s quick, easy, and makes a big difference!

🎯 Their goal: 100% participation!
Let’s work together to make our meal program the best it can be.

👉 Take the survey now: https://bit.ly/46ngolo

The survey will only be active until Oct 31st.

Thank you for being a valued part of our school community!
about 1 month ago, LCWM
Congratulations to our September Students of the Month, who were nominated by their teachers for demonstrating “Respect for Self.” Whether through self-discipline, confidence, self-care, personal responsibility, a strong sense of integrity, or other positive behaviors, we celebrate these students from each grade who set a strong example for their peers throughout the month of September. Please join us in congratulating them!
about 1 month ago, LCWM
September students of the month.
LCWM career investigations courses and the work seminar course students were invited to attend the Tour of Manufacturing on Thursday, Oct 2. We toured ZF Off Highway Solutions Minnesota, Inc., Jones Metal, Jarraff by Prinoth, Creation Technologies and IFS. Students saw firsthand what these businesses and industries do, learned about career opportunities and talked to various industry professionals.
about 1 month ago, LCWM
Tour of Manufacturing students posing in front of one of the businesses.
Congratulations Queen Nettie and King Charlie!

📸:Kari Paul
about 1 month ago, LCWM
Homecoming court 2025

It's only appropriate for Farm Day that you drive your tractor to school, too! We appreciate our farmers!

about 1 month ago, LCWM
Tractors in a line at school
Tractors in a line at school
If you're interested in helping out as a Junior High Boys Basketball Coach this year, reach out to Head Coach, Logan Manska!
about 1 month ago, LCWM
Now hiring junior high boys basketball coach.

"I am not a product of my circumstances. I am a product of my decisions." – Stephen R. Covey

This week, we had the privilege of celebrating one of our students who, despite facing difficult circumstances, made the powerful decision to KEEP GOING. Please join us in congratulating Nya on her graduation from LCWM!

Nya was a student in the LCWM Alternative Learning Program this past school year. Through perseverance, hard work, and the support of her teachers, she successfully completed her classes and earned her high school diploma. While her journey may not have followed the traditional path, her achievement is no less deserving. Nya made the decision to keep moving forward—and that deserves to be celebrated!

about 2 months ago, LCWM
"I am not a product of my circumstances. I am a product of my decisions." – Stephen R. Covey  Yesterday, we had the privilege of celebrating one of our students who, despite facing difficult circumstances, made the powerful decision to KEEP GOING. Please join us in congratulating Nya on her graduation from LCWM!  Nya was a student in the LCWM Alternative Learning Program this past school year. Through perseverance, hard work, and the support of her teachers, she successfully completed her classes and earned her high school diploma. While her journey may not have followed the traditional path, her achievement is no less deserving. Nya made the decision to keep moving forward—and that deserves to be celebrated!