We are incredibly proud of each and every one of our Noble Knights for demonstrating responsibility, respectfulness, and safety. Your hard work and positive examples inspire those around you. Keep shining bright! 🙌✨
🌟 Yesterday, LCWM Elementary staff and students came together to honor our veterans during a heartfelt program. Our students sang songs, read touching thank-you letters, and paid tribute to all veterans. We are incredibly grateful for the sacrifices made by veterans past and present in serving our country and protecting our freedom. Thank you for your service! ❤️
🌟 A huge thank you to Blue Earth County for teaching our 3rd graders essential winter safety rules and guidelines! ❄️ The kids had a fantastic time learning and even got the chance to sit in a sheriff's patrol vehicle and one of Blue Earth County's snow plows! 🚓🚜 What an exciting and educational experience!
🎉 Another week of students modeling Noble Knight behavior! We are so proud of our students and the positive behavior they consistently show. Keep up the great work, Knights! 🏆💙
We are very grateful to our community for supporting the district bond referendum. Your vote will allow us to make vital improvements that will enhance our schools, grounds, and learning environments. This investment reflects your commitment to the future of our children and the quality of education in our district. Thank you for placing your trust in us; we are excited to move forward together and turn these plans into reality!
Last Friday, the MSU nursing students hosted the "Teddy Bear Clinic," a fun and interactive healthcare experience for our kindergarten friends! 🧸💉 The little ones brought their favorite stuffed toys to bandage up and care for, learning about compassion and health in a hands-on way. It was a fantastic day filled with smiles, learning, and a whole lot of love!
LCWM students exercised their civic duty in a mock election, gaining hands-on experience with the voting process today!
Secondary students were able to go to the media center this morning or to the stage at lunchtime, initial next to their names on the "registered voter" papers, receive a ballot to cast at the ballot stations, and place their ballots in the ballot box. They also received an "I've Voted" sticker.
High schools across the state are also voting and reporting the results at this website, sponsored by the Secretary of State. LCWM votes will be tallied after school and reported by tomorrow! https://lookerstudio.google.com/u/0/reporting/7d9aebc9-04c9-445e-ba8a-f3ed42863d65/page/6bJWB
The fourth and fifth graders at the elementary school also voted for their favorite candidate today. They have been learning about elections, the Electoral College, and the branches of government. They will continue with the Constitution and the amendments to finish out their study of American Government.
We are excited to announce that starting tomorrow, all grades will be participating in a food drive to support our local food shelf! This is a wonderful opportunity for our students to give back to the community and help those in need.
Donation Details:
Dates: November 6th through November 22nd
What to Bring: Please send in non-perishable food items with your child. Canned goods, pasta, rice, and other shelf-stable products that can help make a difference in someone’s life.
Each classroom will have a collection box, and we encourage friendly competition to see which class can collect the most items! Let's work together to make this food drive a success and show our community the power of kindness and generosity.
Thank you for your support! Together, we can make a positive impact! 🌟❤️
Are you struggling to provide enough nutritious meals and snacks for your child during school breaks and weekends? Join the BackPack and Power Pack Food Program to ensure your child has access to healthy food.
📋 Enrollment is quick and easy! Don’t miss this opportunity to support your child’s nutritional needs. Sign up today!
ECHO Food Shelf is excited to provide Thanksgiving meal kits at no charge! Ensure your family has a wonderful holiday meal by registering today.
🎃👻 Happy Halloween! Our students and staff had a blast showing off their creative costumes during the costume parade today. From spooky to silly, everyone brought their A-game! Check out some of the amazing outfits and the festive spirit that filled our school! 🕷️🕸️
📚✨ In Ms. Johnson's class, the students had a fantastic "book tasting" event! Each table was filled with an exciting selection of books from various genres, giving students the chance to explore new stories and styles. After diving into their chosen reads, the students wrote reviews, sharing their thoughts and discoveries. It was a wonderful way to spark their love for reading and encourage them to try different types of books!
LCWM is in need of additional substitute teachers for both Elementary and Secondary positions!
Did you know??
A short-call substitute teaching license is available to individuals who hold either a bachelor's degree or are enrolled in a teacher preparation program and have completed student teaching. The short-call substitute teaching license is valid for three years.
Applicants that hold a bachelor's degree and have previously never held licensure with PELSB should apply for their short-call substitute teaching license using the Online Licensing System.
If you're interested, click here to apply TODAY:
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🌍🎶 Last Friday, LCWM Elementary had an incredible time with Siama's Congo Roots! Our students embarked on a musical journey, exploring unique instruments, singing along, and learning about Siama's childhood in the Democratic Republic of Congo. It was a vibrant experience that celebrated culture and music!
A huge thank you to our amazing music teacher, Janalee Steinberg, and MN Public Radio Class Notes for organizing this unforgettable experience for our students!
🎉✨ Another fantastic week for our LCWM Noble Knights! We are so proud of our students for making the best choices and exemplifying what it means to be a Noble Knight. Keep up the great work, everyone!
We are still looking for an evening custodian! If you're interested in picking up a couple hours a night or a full time position, apply today!
Tomorrow!! If you haven't signed up yet, there are still spots available!
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🌟 We are so proud of our LCWM Noble Knights! 🏰✨ Our amazing students are shining examples of leadership in safety, responsibility, and respectfulness. Keep up the great work; you make our school proud! 💙🙌
In honor of our Veterans, LCWM Elementary will be hosting a special Veterans Day Program on Monday, November 11 at 2 PM. We invite all veterans and their families to join us for this meaningful event.
Light refreshments will be served following the program. We look forward to celebrating and honoring those who have served our country!
🚒✨ What a fantastic week for our LCWM Elementary students as they dove into fire safety education!
Our first graders had an incredible experience touring the fire station and even got to ride back to school on fire trucks! 🚨👨🚒
Meanwhile, our Kindergarteners learned all about fire protection and gear from one of Lake Crystal's dedicated firefighters. They were even surprised by a special guest, Sparky the Fire Dog! 🐾🔥
Thank you to all the firefighters for your support and for helping our students understand the importance of fire safety!
🎉 Congratulations to the winners of the "Ron, Don and Doug Williams Memorial Fire Poster Contest"! 🔥👏 We're so proud of all the students who participated and showcased their incredible creativity. Your designs truly inspired us! Keep up the great work!
First Grade - First Place Winner: Genevieve Jahnke
First Grade - 2nd Place Winner: Lylah Flippin
First Grade-Honorable Mention: Cedar Depuydt
First Grade - Honorable Mention: Hannah Schmalz
2nd/3rd Grade - First Place Winner: Nora Lanoue
2nd /3rd Grade - 2nd Place Winner: Colt Schroeder
2nd/3rd Grade Honorable Mention: Alli Hughes
2nd/3rd Grade Honorable Mention: Hazel Thompsen
4th/5th Grade - First Place Winner: Charlie Johnson
4th/5th Grade - 2nd Place Winner: Elena Sharkey
4th/5th Grade Honorable Mention: Penelope Baer
4th/5th Grade Honorable Mention: Eva Peterson
