Thanks to the assistance of Matt Heim, Nick Monteleone, Sophia Cahillane and Cameron Sweener, all lost and found clothing can be found in the main lobby of the school on tables. We hope that students and parents/guardians can claim their items this week. After Friday’s parent/teacher conferences, we will donate…
LMMHS held a mock election on Monday, 11/7 to see how our results matched up with the State and Country. You can read all about the State and National results in the paper or on-line. Check in with your student to see how they voted and talk about why. Here…
This is a very busy week for our extra-curricular students. Please spend the week enjoying their efforts!! Monday, 11/7 – Girls’ Soccer at home, WMass Quarterfinals vs. Hopkins Academy at 6:00 ($5 students and $7 adults) Tuesday, 11/8 – Boys’ Soccer at home, WMass Quarterfinals vs. Hopkins Academy at 6:00…
JUNIORS – If you plan to take the SAT’s in May or June this course is for you. It will be held on Saturdays from January 28th – April 15th. There will be 12 classes in all, no classes on February 25th or April 15th. The cost for the course…
Do you have extra Halloween candy you might like to get rid of? See the flyer below on how it can be sent to our service men and women to thank them for their service. Help out if you can!!
The Class of 2020 is sponsoring a Food Drive October 31-November 4. Donations bins will available for drop off in the lobby, where all students may drop off canned foods, paper goods, and heath care items. At this time, the Food Pantry is not in need of beans or pasta.…
Please use the link below from October 31st at 8am until November 22nd to book conferences with your student’s teachers. Please use your student’s schedule to determine which teachers you would like to book a conference with. If you do not have internet access please contact Mrs. Deets in the…
The High School Student Council has organized the school’s second annual student presidential debate on November 4th, 2016 from 1:30-2:20 p.m. in the Duffin auditorium. Juniors and Seniors will represent the presidential candidates in a town-hall style debate for the rest of the high school. Parents, guardians, and community members…
The MEFA College Financing Seminar will be held on November 3rd at 6:30 in the Duffin Theater. The seminar will cover applying for financial aid, how colleges make financial aid decisions, financial aid award letters and more. The seminar is free of charge. Please go to mefa.org for more information.…
The next meeting of the Special Education Parent Advisory is October 25th at 6:00 in the LMMHS library. The November meeting will be held on Nov. 29 at 6:00 in the Morris Library. There is no meeting scheduled in December due to the vacation. The SEPAC’s purpose is to advise…
Dear Parents/Guardians of LMMHS Students. This year parent teacher conferences will be held on December 1st and 2nd and you will be booking them on-line. At this time we would like all parents to please be sure you have access to parent portal. Please view or print out your students…
Attention student athletes: The “What it takes to be a College Athlete” presentation will be held at LMMHS in the Duffin Theater on December 15th at 8:00.
The junior night for college planning will be in the Duffin Theater on December 15th at 6:30pm. The “What it takes to be a College Athlete” presentation will be held at 8:00pm following junior college night.
Congratulations to Alexander Hsu for being named a 2017 National Merit Scholarship Program Semifinalist. This past month, the top 1% of students (about 16,000) of the approximately 1.6 million test takers on the PSAT/NMSQT®, are notified that they have qualified as Semifinalists. To ensure that academically talented young people from…
Congratulations to Joseph Bouvier, Sophia Cahillane, Cole Charbonneau, Connor Parkinson and Elias Williams for being named a Commended Student in the 2017 National Merit Program. This past month, the top 2% of students (about 34,000) of the approximately 1.6 million test takers on the PSAT/NMSQT® receive Letters of Commendation in…
Congratulations to Lenox’s Jourdain, Lee’s Hurley Earn Weekly Honor from iBerkshires.com Sports. Read the full article here: http://www.iberkshires.com/sports/highschool/fall/football/story/1/316/Lenox-s-Jourdain-Lee-s-Hurley-Earn-Weekly-Honor.html
Below are two links to watch the video from senior night in the Duffin Theater on October 4th. The first link has better resolution but can only be viewed for 30 days. http://thecube.com/e/680172 2016-10-4collegenight
Congratulations to Scott Carpenter, LMMHS Class of 2013, still running strong at Georgetown! Scott was featured in iBerkshires.com below: BETHLEHEM, Pa. — Georgetown University all-America Scott Carpenter (Lenox, Mass./Lenox Memorial) won the individual title in the men’s Gold Race as the GU men’s cross country team traveled to the prestigious…
The College Board’s PSAT/NMSQT exam will be given at LMMHS on Wednesday morning, October 19th. All sophomores and juniors will be participating in the exam free of charge. Junior’s scores are automatically submitted to the National Merit Scholarship Corporation for scholarship consideration and recognition. Questions regarding the PSAT may be…
Senior Night will be held in the Duffin Theater on October 4th at 6:30pm.
The 2015-2016 Strategic Plan Survey results are now available. These surveys were created during the Spring of 2016 by subcommittees of the Lenox School Committee. Their purpose is to gauge constituent perceptions and measure progress towards goals identified in the Lenox Public Schools 2015-2020 Strategic Plan. Four different surveys were…
The first meeting of the Special Education Parent Advisory Council will be held on Tuesday, September 27 at 6:00 p.m. in the Morris School library.The SEPAC consists of those interested in the needs of all students with disabilities. It is for those who would like to work with the administration…
Sophomores and Juniors – There is a PSAT prep course being offered Tuesday evenings from 5-7 starting September 20th. The course will include one hour of English instruction with Dr. Weaver and one hour of Math with Mr. Gottfried. The cost for the course is $50. Students should preregister and…
The Lenox Boys and Girls Soccer Programs are hosting a Stop Hunger Now Event on September 11, 2016 in hopes of bringing our teams closer together, while at the same time, giving back to the community and the world at large. Stop Hunger Now is a non-profit dedicated to feeding…
Congratulations to the following spring athletes that have been placed on All Western MA Team Rosters as voted by the sports writers that contribute to masslive.com. I am very proud and admire the work of our student athletes and coaches that have worked to achieve a high level of play…
The 2016-2017 school year begins on Wednesday, August 31. School offices and the superintendent’s office are open Monday through Friday during summer vacation.
With the high school sports season coming to a close, MassLive has compiled a list of the top male and female athletes at each school in our coverage area. These players were chosen based on their performance throughout the entire 2015-16 school year, so some are multi-sport standouts, while others…
Lenox second baseman Luke Murphy named Western Mass. Division IV baseball tournament MVP. Congratulations Luke! WMass DIV Baseball Tournament MVP: Luke Murphy
Thanks go out to Sabic for supporting LMMHS!
The LMMHS Family would like to thank Julie Duffin, Janice Moran, Gordon Hamm and Bill Irvin (left to right) for their service to the Lenox Public Schools. Good luck as you move to your next adventures in this world!!
Congratulations to our Varsity Baseball team who knocked off McCann Tech and won their first Western Massachusetts Division IV Title since 1971!! Go Millionaires!! Photo courtesy of Coach Tyer
Congratulations to Shannon Meisberger who finished 2nd in the New England Championships this weekend in the 300 meter hurdles. Well Done!! Also good luck our baseball team who will be playing for the Western Mass title for the first time since 1971 this afternoon (Monday, June 13th) at 5:00 at…
Welcome to the 2016 Strategic Planning Survey for the Lenox Public Schools. These surveys have been created to assess our district’s annual progress towards goals identified in the 2015-2020 Strategic Plan. Separate surveys have been created for different groups of people in our school community. Students, Parents, Staff, and Community…
Are you or someone you know having a hard time putting healthy food on the table? SNAP (also known as Food Stamps) helps you stretch your food budget and keep your family healthy. Calling Project Bread’s FoodSource Hotline is a simple and confidential way to find out if you qualify…
Seventh graders Alexa Daigle, Jacob Fanto, Harrison Keator, Linden Niedeck, Sarah Sample, Rachel Tanzman, and Katherine Villinski were recently selected to represent LMMHS in the 34th annual Berkshire County Seventh Grade Writing Contest at Nessacus Middle School. Participants had ninety minutes in which to creatively and articulately address the topic…
Members of the Lenox Memorial Middle School Band pictured here honoring the people who died while serving in the country’s armed forces by contributing to the Lenox Dale and Lenox Town ceremonies. Special thanks to Lucy McMahon, for playing the National Anthem, Maxime Leger, Cecilia Kitross, for playing “Taps” and…
Fall sports sign-ups will be held May 23rd through June 8th in the Athletic Director’s Office. All sports are open to students in grades 7 – 12 and will begin on August 25th. Please make sure you register for Family ID and that all physicals and impact tests are up…
Please save the date! Wednesday, May 25th, at 6:30 PM Screen-Agers (the movie) Growing up in the Digital Age Free Admission ages 10 and up. Panel discussion will follow facilitated by Dr. Claudia Gold, MD 6:30 to 8:00 PM on a Wednesday evening is the best time investment for a…
The Wellness Committee of the Lenox Schools is pleased to present Screenagers, a documentary film about teens, media, and growing up in the digital age. Screenagers deals with the topic of screen time and how technology use is impacting the lives of today’s young people. It is an important topic…
I would like to invite you to visit the Welles Gallery for and exhibition of creative works by the middle school students! For the month of May a variety of creative works will be showcased including 6th grade scratch board art, 7th grade visual narratives, 8th grade sketches, all of…
A showcase of LMMHS student art work will be on display at the Welles Gallery located at the Lenox Library from May 7th through May 28. The exhibit includes a wide variety of artwork as well as all of the logo submissions from the Lenox 250th logo contest. Click on…
A group of students from Ann Barber’s class were able to see what accounting is all about at a conference at UMass. They were able to think about whether they might like to follow that path in their next steps. See the article from iBerkshires at: http://www.iberkshires.com/story/51799/Lenox-Students-Get-Taste-of-Accounting-as-a-Career.html
In honor of School Lunch Hero Day, the kitchen staff at LMMHS was presented with certificates and “Golden Spatulas.” Pictured here in the LMMHS kitchen is Francie Sorrentino, Cathy Touponce, Food Service Director Lorraine Goodfellow and Kitchen Manager Anna VanLingen.
In honor of Teacher Appreciation Week, our parents organized a WONDERFUL breakfast and lunch buffet for our faculty and staff!! Such a great partnership between our parents and school! The cards on the wall are words from our students that describe our teachers – Awesome, great, nice, supportive, smart, fun,…
A new issue of Student Health 101 is available on-line. Copy this link into your browser to access the newest issue! http://getsh101.com/0516A/lmhs.html
Congratulations to Adam Puntin and Ted Yee as the recipients of the Student of the Quarter award for quarter 3. Their nominations from staff read: Ted Yee, Grade 7 – Ted is on the Track and Field Team. This is his first year on the team. Each day that we…
On Friday April 29 the LMMHS Seventh and Eighth Grade Concert Band competed at the Music in the Parks music festival. The group placed first in the Middle School Concert Band competition and attained a rating of Excellent. The performance was followed by a visit to Six Flags New England…
Congratulations Class of 2016 Bates College Becker College Berkshire Community College Boston College Boston University Bryant University Bryn Mawr College Case Western Reserve University Central Connecticut State University Champlain College Clark University Coastal Carolina University Colby College Colgate University College of Charleston College of the Atlantic Connecticut College Dickinson College…