Our 4th grade Wax Museum project brought history to life! Students researched famous trailblazers using Who Was books and note-taking to craft their own speeches. On presentation day, they transformed into “wax statues,” standing still until a button press brought them to life to share their inspiring stories. A creative and memorable way to celebrate learning and history in action!
6th graders at Laingsburg Middle School have a great time in STEM! These photos were taken last month after making a rubber band-powered vehicle.
Congratulations to our JV High School State Powerlifters, Kali and Addy Spade! They competed in powerlifting with Laingsburg and ended up placing 2nd and 3rd in the state!
5th Grade award winners and captains for February. Congratulations!
Ms. Starr's class reviewed fractions with like denominators using Sour Patch Kids! They first identified the denominator, then each color's numerator, then which fraction was the greatest and the least, and finally; they ordered the fractions from least to greatest. Of course they got to enjoy the candy at the end ❤️🧡💙💚💛
Working alongside MSU students to help our first graders become stronger readers.
Our Laingsburg High School Evening with the Arts is coming up next weekend, February 6 & 7!
This event will feature a student visual arts exhibition along with multiple performances by our Drama Department, including Twelve Hangry Jurors and Complaint Department and Lemonade.
Doors open at 6:30 PM and performances begin at 7:00 PM. Admission is $5.
Tickets will be available at the door or online using this link:
https://www.ticketor.com/laingsburgdrama/
This event will feature a student visual arts exhibition along with multiple performances by our Drama Department, including Twelve Hangry Jurors and Complaint Department and Lemonade.
Doors open at 6:30 PM and performances begin at 7:00 PM. Admission is $5.
Tickets will be available at the door or online using this link:
https://www.ticketor.com/laingsburgdrama/
On Monday, 5th Graders at LES participated in a full-day workshop called Reducing Student Cruelty and Enhancing Caring Relationships with Dr. Marcia McEvoy.
Students participated in role-plays, guided practice, and discussion to develop empathy, build skills for reducing cruelty amongst peers, and learn what it looked and felt like to an empowered bystanders to proactively respond to hurtful behavior when they see it.
The workshop was transformational and incredibly empowering for many students. 5th Grade would like to thank PALS for providing the funding for this workshop and making this experience possible!
Students participated in role-plays, guided practice, and discussion to develop empathy, build skills for reducing cruelty amongst peers, and learn what it looked and felt like to an empowered bystanders to proactively respond to hurtful behavior when they see it.
The workshop was transformational and incredibly empowering for many students. 5th Grade would like to thank PALS for providing the funding for this workshop and making this experience possible!
All 5th grade classes traveled to the Junior Achievement BizTown facility in Grand Rapids for simulated experience that gave students the opportunity through play-based learning.
Before attending the trip, students participated in a financial literacy curriculum that gave them the background knowledge and preparation for the trip.
At JA BizTown, all 79 5th graders carried out their duties in a real-world job, develop and practice personal finance skills, and experience being a productive citizen in JA Biz Town.
This was the inaugural trip for 5th grade to attend JA BizTown and the 5th grade teachers want to thank LEAF for providing the grant monies to make this amazing experience possible!
Before attending the trip, students participated in a financial literacy curriculum that gave them the background knowledge and preparation for the trip.
At JA BizTown, all 79 5th graders carried out their duties in a real-world job, develop and practice personal finance skills, and experience being a productive citizen in JA Biz Town.
This was the inaugural trip for 5th grade to attend JA BizTown and the 5th grade teachers want to thank LEAF for providing the grant monies to make this amazing experience possible!
5th graders spinning the wheel for house points!
5th grade winners of the Principal's Award celebrated with a sweet treat this morning.
December new captains & 5th grade award winners
🎶 What a wonderful night of music! Our middle school band students put on an outstanding concert, showcasing their hard work, dedication, and talent. We are incredibly grateful for the leadership and dedication of our band director, Mr. Cousineau. Thank you to everyone who came out to support our students!
🐺 Congratulations to our LHS Pack Leaders for November/December! 🐺
From left to right: Claire Seger, Drew Cousineau, Landon Freeman, and Ruby Gauthier (Not shown: Hope Brown and Colton Bush).
Pack Leaders are selected each month by our high school teachers in recognition of their exceptional pride, accountability, collaboration, and unwavering kindness. These students consistently lead by example and make LHS a better place for everyone.
Way to represent the Wolfpack!
From left to right: Claire Seger, Drew Cousineau, Landon Freeman, and Ruby Gauthier (Not shown: Hope Brown and Colton Bush).
Pack Leaders are selected each month by our high school teachers in recognition of their exceptional pride, accountability, collaboration, and unwavering kindness. These students consistently lead by example and make LHS a better place for everyone.
Way to represent the Wolfpack!
It's Popcorn Friday!🍿 A big thank you to our parent volunteers for making this happen! We couldn't do it without you!
Mrs. E and Ms. H's 1st and 5th grade buddies worked together last week to disguise a turkey! The 5th graders got to practice leadership and the 1st graders strengthened their connection with an older student in the school!
Last Friday, we celebrated Mentor Day at Laingsburg High School. One of our favorite annual traditions, we had more than 40 local business owners, professionals, and entrepreneurs spend the morning sharing their experiences, lessons, and career paths with our students.
We’re incredibly grateful for their time, insight, and commitment to our kids. Events like this make a real difference.
Thank you to everyone who helped make Mentor Day a success!
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🇺🇸 Veterans Day Breakfast 🇺🇸
This morning, we were honored to host our annual Veterans Day Breakfast at Laingsburg High School. It was a privilege to welcome the men and women who have served our country and to thank them for their sacrifice and dedication.
Students, staff, and community members came together to share stories, express gratitude, and celebrate the heroes among us. ❤️🤍💙
Thank you to all who attended and helped make this special event possible. We are proud to honor our veterans today and every day!
The students in Miss Sweet's Resource Room earned an exciting reward last Tuesday! They worked hard towards a "Starbucks Day" and got the full coffee shop experience-- complete with a menu of (non-caffeinated!!) yummy drinks to choose from, pastel cake pops, and real Starbucks cups! It was a great way to celebrate a job well done!
Four of our eighth graders: Jayda Olney, Quinn Klont, Brock McGee, and Mason Atkins, had the privilege of representing Laingsburg Middle School by laying a wreath at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. They were also honored to meet two World War II veterans during their visit.
