Mrs. Burns’ and Mrs. Putman’s 3rd Grade Math classes came together to learn about elapsed time through a collaborative lesson. Students practiced calculating elapsed time by working through activities involving mountains, hills, and rocks as part of the learning process. The lesson kept students actively engaged, and they enjoyed working together and collaborating with their peers while building their understanding of elapsed time.






MISSISSIPPI READS ONE BOOK
Mississippi Reads One Book kicked off this week! We are excited that all of our PK-3 students will receive a book to take home and read each night with their families.
Pre-K and K students are reading Mercy Watson to the Rescue.
First, Second, and Third graders are reading Charlotte’s Web.
We would love to see your children enjoying the books at home! Post pictures in the comments!
Happy Reading!



Report cards will be released today March, 19, 2026.








Melinda Scruggs, girls soccer coach, has been selected as a 2026 National Coach of the Year by the National High School Athletic Coaches Association. Scruggs holds five state championship titles and was the 2025 MS Coach of the Year for girls soccer.

FEDERAL PROGRAMS PARENT-COMMUNITY SURVEY & FREE/REDUCED LUNCH APPLICATION
Please take a moment to complete the Federal Programs Parent-Community Survey.
https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/FY27ParentCommunitySurvey
If you have a child enrolled in LCSD and have not yet completed a Free and Reduced-Price Meal Application, we encourage you to do so by March 31. We ask that all families apply, even if you believe you may not qualify, as this information helps determine eligibility for additional federal funding for the 2026–2027 school year.

Even though Pi Day fell during Spring Break this year, we’re excited to share a look back at their fun and creative celebration of math!






- Review results from our community survey
- Explain what it means to be an ATSI school
- Share our school improvement goals and current efforts
- Answer questions during a live Q&A
Join using the information below:
Video call link: https://meet.google.com/byu-hmvt-kpm
Or dial: (US) +1 732-994-3416 PIN: 152 277 704#



Students across campus have enjoyed dress-up days, mystery readers, and special guest readers who helped make the love of reading even more exciting.
Students in Mrs. Quarles’ and Mrs. Hinshaw’s 4th grade classes were excited to welcome special guest readers Mrs. Whitney Pullen and Mrs. Laura Carr, who are also moms of students in the class. Thank you for taking time out of your day to read with our students and support our school!
Students in Mrs. Chrestman’s 5th grade class also enjoyed welcoming Captain Dyer as a guest reader this week as part of the celebration.
We appreciate the families and community members who helped make Read Across America Week so special for our students!







Today, we recognize Maintenance Worker Appreciation Day and the individuals who work behind the scenes each day to keep our schools running smoothly. Thank you to Ben Shackelford, Andy Paul, Rusty Pinion, and Billy Pegues (not pictured) for the hard work and care you put into supporting our students, staff, and facilities. We appreciate all that you do for our district!

The fun is still going strong at LES as we celebrate Read Across America Week! Students have been enjoying dress-up days, special guest readers, and plenty of time to celebrate the love of reading.
Thank you to everyone who helped make this week special for our students. We love seeing our Commodores celebrate the joy of reading!








Our students wrapped up their very own Winter Olympic Games during PE. Events included bobsledding, curling, hockey, mogul skiing, ski jumping, snowboarding, speed skating, and even a torch relay.












