Our runners are having a good track season so far. Reed Jordan broke his own record in two consecutive meets!
Today, we recognize our paraprofessionals for the important role they play in our schools each day. From supporting instruction to working with students and teams, your work makes a difference across our district. We appreciate all that you do!
LMS Teachers voted for Ms. Amya Buford as our Golden Helm Winner for Term 3, recognizing her leadership in guiding others toward excellence. Congratulations, Ms. Buford!
The Lafayette Theatre Department is getting ready for its production of Mean Girls. Don't miss out. Purchase your tickets online: https://events.ticketleap.com/tickets/lafayette-theatre-department/mean-girls
Their compassion and support make a difference in our students' lives every day. We are truly grateful for all they do!
Kaidee Davis was the winner of Mr. Kyzar’s annual 3rd grade March Madness reading bracket! Students competed by answering questions from state practice tests as they prepare for upcoming assessments.
Kaidee stood out not only for her accuracy but also for clearly explaining her thinking, eliminating incorrect answer choices, and referring back to the text.
She earned a well-deserved reward with lunch from Chick-fil-A!
We’re proud of all of these 3rd graders for their hard work and focus as they get ready for testing
SCHOLAR ATHLETE
Congratulations to senior Gavyn Leary on his selection as a Lindy Callahan Scholarship winner. Leary is one of 16 scholars chosen from Mississippi as an outstanding student athlete. As a multi-sport athlete and drum major of the LHS Band, Gavyn maintained a superior academic standing throughout his high school career.
Leary is the fourth recipient from Lafayette High School to receive the honor.
Celebrating Our Young Scientists!
We are proud of our students who represented our school at the 2026 MSEF Region VII Science Fair at the University of Mississippi. They did a fantastic job and represented our school well!
🥇 Gold (1st Place)
• Banks Bishop
• Lincoln Hancock
• Leela Panickar
🥈 Silver (2nd Place)
• Ranger Alcorn
🏆 Trophy Winner
• Max Cinelli
🎖️ Ribbon Winners
• Olivia Cinelli – 4th place
• Landon Coleman – 5th place
• Beau Hughes – 4th place
• Mary Alice Jenkins – 4th place
👏 Participants
• Mack Bilbo
• Scarlett Bilbo
• Finn Grace
• Claiborne Nicholson
• Harrison Pullen
COMING SOON
Mark your calendar for the following student registration dates. Click the link to review the requirements for enrolling your students.
https://www.gocommodores.org/page/student-registration
We love seeing our students and staff come together to support one another and celebrate what makes each person special.
Great opportunity for the next generation of Commodores at the Upper Elementary.
This Friday, Lafayette and Oxford will come together this week for the annual Pink Out game. During the week leading up to the game, both teams ask the community to donate in support of their fight against cancer. This year, we honor John Cromeans, a proud dad to two Commodores. Click on the QR or go to https://account.venmo.com/u/Lafayette-softball-1 to donate.
A word from the Cromeans family:
This game is a powerful reminder that we are not walking this journey alone. Every moment on that field and every cheer from the stands fuels John’s fight against cancer and gives us strength we can feel.
We are incredibly grateful for our village. The prayers, the messages, the hugs, the quiet check-ins… You have surrounded us in ways we will never be able to fully express. Without a doubt, your love and faith have lifted us, strengthened us, and played a role in the progress we’ve seen.
To our Lafayette community… we have felt every bit of your love. You’ve shown up, stood in the gap, and carried us when we needed it most. We will never stop being thankful, and we will never stop fighting. 💛❤️🥎 Go Dores! ⚓️
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!
