There will be a menu change for Friday at both schools!!
Elem Breakfast: Assorted Mini Bagels and Frudels or Choice of Cereal
Elem Lunch:
Choice 1: Pancakes and Sausage Patties
Choice 2: Grape Uncrustable
Choice 3: Turkey Munchable
Veg: Tater tots
High School Breakfast: Bacon Egg & Cheese on a Bagel or Grab and Go options
High School Lunch:
Choice 1:Build Your Own Breakfast Bar
Choice 2: Potato Bar
Choice 3: Grape Uncrustable
Choice 4: Chef Salads
Veg: Tater Tots
LCWM Schools will be closed tomorrow, Tuesday, February 18, 2025 due to the extreme cold warning that is in effect for our area and in consideration for the timing of our morning bus routes.
After school activities will still take place as scheduled, unless you hear otherwise from the coach/advisor.
STATE BOUND!! Congratulations to our LCWM Area wrestlers on their Section Championship today!!
Congratulations to Queen Finley and King Jake!
Congratulations to our 2025 Snow Week Court! We are looking forward to the week to promote school spirit and all of our student-centered activities! There are dress up days planned each day, Coronation will be held Wednesday evening at 6:30 pm in the Secondary Cafetorium and a dance on Saturday upstairs at the Lakes . We look forward to an exciting week!
A huge shoutout to everyone who donated to the Climb2FeedKids event in support of our Backpack and Powerpack Food Program! Thanks to your generosity, the Knight Climbers surpassed our goal of $1,500, raising over $1,900 to help fight childhood hunger! 💙🥪🎒
Not only did we crush our fundraising goal, but the Knight Climbers also took home the Most Team Spirit Award for the second year in a row! 🏆🎉
We are so proud of our community for coming together to make a difference. THANK YOU for your support! 💙💛 #Climb2FeedKids #KnightClimbers #MostTeamSpirit #BackpackProgram #PowerpackProgram #CommunityMatters
Mr. Bosma's World Studies class had a medieval manor activity today! The pictures are of lords asking the king or queen for land, and then have serfs work the land, and pay knights to protect, while also ensuring the king or queen received their majority share.
We are looking for a long term substitute paraprofessional at the secondary. If you're interested, please apply today!
https://www.applitrack.com/mved/onlineapp/default.aspx?choosedistrict=true&applitrackclient=37236&all=1#
The second of three school board/student council breakfasts was this morning. Students discussed snow week, training room, PSEO classes, ideas on improving school culture, among other things. It was a great conversation!
FCCLA is selling strawberries to help cover the cost of registration and any fees they incur! If you're interested, please reach out to Ms. Missling or a member of FCCLA!
The varsity girls basketball team will play at MSU on Saturday, February 1, at approximately 5:00 PM, against Tri City United in the MSU Coaches vs. Cancer showcase. Tickets can be purchased at the District Office this week, with all proceeds benefiting the American Cancer Society. Tickets are $10 for adults and $5 for students.
IMPORTANT: All fans need a ticket to attend. While you can also purchase tickets directly at MSU, the funds will go to MSU, not the American Cancer Society.
Your ticket will grant you access to all the games at MSU on Saturday!
Congrats to our students of the month!
LCWM is currently looking for a part time evening custodian! If you're interested, apply today!!
https://www.isd2071.k12.mn.us/page/non-licensed-forms
LCWM students had the opportunity to attend the Construct Tomorrow event again earlier this year. Construct Tomorrow was founded in 2013 to bring awareness to high school students about the remarkable post-secondary career opportunities in the construction and building trades industries.
Due to the cold LCWM Schools will be two hours late tomorrow, January 21, 2025. No AM Preschool.
Order your 2024-2025 Yearbook Today!
Ordering deadline is much earlier this year than in previous years!
Do Not Miss Out!
Finals week doesn't just mean big cumulative tests! Mrs. Thorson's health class students have been busy researching and learning about different topics that interested them. Students created their informational boards and presented to secondary students and staff this week.
Eighth grade physical science students independently showing off all they've learned about how chemical reactions take place, the evidence that they have happened, and determining which types occurred.
Go to the following link to view the Weekly Parent Bulletin for January 13th - 17th.
https://tinyurl.com/2k4azv3z
On Monday, the high school student council members planned an "hour of wellness" during KASTL time. There were several different stations including yoga, open gym, coloring sheets, hot cocoa, and service dogs! Students were able to roam around and go from activity to activity and enjoyed their time!
