
This week in Lafayette Athletics


Last week, Lafayette Middle School Jr. Beta members traveled to in LaGrange, GA for their leadership conference. They won the Outstanding Leadership School Award and qualified in collaboration connection, lead outside the box, and project proposal categories.





Lafayette Cheer attended the UCA Mid-South Regional in Southaven, Mississippi on Saturday, October 26th. They received a bid to the National High School Cheerleading Championship in Orlando, Florida in February where they will compete for a national championship.


A Special Education Budget Meeting will be held on October 30, 2024, at 9 am at the Lafayette County School District Special Services Office. This meeting is open to the public, and all are invited to attend to review the Fiscal Year 25 proposed budget. For further information please contact Leslie Covington, Special Services Director, at leslie.covington@gocommodores.org.

Best of luck to our cheer team at regionals today!


Congratulations to the following runners for being selected to the Region 1-5A All Region Team: Jovie Loprinzi, Willow Noble, Reed Jordan, Gabe Pierce, Kiplin Loprinzi, and Harris Byrd


SCHOOL BUS SAFETY WEEK
🟡 Yellow lights 🟡 on a school bus indicate the bus is preparing to stop. 🛑 If driving, slow down, stay alert, and watch out for children.


The LUES Book Fair begins this Sunday at our family Trick-or-Treat Event from 2 to 4 and lasts through November 1st!
Don't forget to set up your student's eWallet account for cashless, stress-less shopping. Friends and family can even contribute funds! Set one up here: https://www.scholastic.com/bf/lues
#ScholasticBookFairs


Friday Morning Game Day was a hit in Ms. Scheldt's 2nd grade class! Our students practiced their math facts while working together to choose games, take turns, and strengthen their social skills.
What made it even more special? These centers were completely student-led! It was fantastic to see our young learners collaborating and having fun while reinforcing their academics. Way to go, 2nd graders!





Our 6th grade QUEST classes have been diving into the Wonders of the World! After researching and presenting various Wonders, students showcased their creativity by designing and hosting board games as part of their assessment.
It was amazing to see their knowledge come to life through fun and engaging gameplay! Keep up the great work, QUEST students!






Congratulations to the Lafayette girls' golf team for finishing 3rd in the MHSAA 5A State Championship at Whispering Pines Golf Course in Hurley, MS.
Ainslee Everett, Allie Drewrey, Elliott Clark, and Ella Covington participated and were coached by Ryan Avent.
Individually, Everett finished 7th and Drewrey 9th in a field of 29 golfers.

FINALS SWIM CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS
State Swim Finals
LHS Girls: 4th Place Finish Overall
Relay
Girls 400 Free Relay Medaled, 2nd in State Julia Winburn (8), Emma Rodgers (9), Sarah Osburg (12), Abbee Bolger (10)
Girls 200 Medley Relay, 8th in State (Julia Winburn (8), Ainslee Everett (11), Abbee Bolger (10), Addison Phillips (10)
Individual
Abbee (10) - Medaled, 3rd in State 200 IM & STATE CHAMPION 500 Free
Ainslee (11) - 7th in State, 200 IM & 6th in State, 100 Breast
Sarah (12) - 7th in State, 200 Free
Julia (8) - 4th in State 100 Fly & Medaled, 3rd in State, 100 Back
Ford (10) - 4th in State, 200 Free & 6th in State, 100 Back











Congratulations to our September Students of the Month at LMS! These outstanding students were recognized by their teachers for embodying our character education theme of respect.
Pictured (L to R, back row): Amani Wilson, Rose Wadley, Jalin Shaw, Mary'alyson Pettis, Emyleigh Laster. Front row: Faith Irby, Hazel Dawson. Also pictured separately: Chase Hudson.
A heartfelt thank you to Community Church for sponsoring this project and supporting our amazing students!



Last week, our PreK classes celebrated the 50th day of school in fabulous 50s style! Students, teachers, and administration joined the fun, dressing up in their best outfits.
They incorporated subjects like math by counting to 50, explored the history of the 50s, and got creative with art activities inspired by the era. From dancing to classic tunes to sharing fun facts about the decade, it was a day filled with joy and learning!
A huge thank you to everyone who participated, making it a memorable celebration! Here’s to many more exciting days ahead.









WELCOME
We want to extend a warm welcome to Maddie Welch. She is joining the team as the district payroll specialist.


Red Ribbon Week for LUES is next week, October 28-November 1!


WALKING CLUB
There's a new “walking club” at break time for the 6th grade building. The first day had 65 members, and we hope it keeps growing.





It's School Bus Safety Week!
SCHOOL ZONE SAFETY
1. Be alert
2. Slow your speed
3. Watch for pedestrians

LES would love your support!


It's Scholastic Book Fair time at LUES! From Oct. 27th- Nov. 1st, experience the limitless possibilities with your children. Every purchase benefits our school.
TRICK OR TREAT at the LUES Book Fair Family Event -- Sunday, Oct. 28th from 2:00-4:00 pm
