TJs Tidbits
Greetings LMS Families,
It was pretty busy at LMS last week. In addition to all of the learning that took place, we had field trips, a morning orchestra concert, and a few other school events.
Students and staff surprised me on Wednesday with nine beautiful hand made cards personalized with powerful and inspirational quotes for Boss's Day. They also gave me one of my favorites (popcorn) and a few other small tokens of appreciation. I can't thank them or you enough. It is truly a joy serving in this role.
PT Conferences are Wednesday and Thursday. We look forward to sharing student progress with parents and answering any questions that you have. Please be on the lookout for an informational email from Dr. Knight explaining logistics later this week. While here, please stop by the Scholastic Book Fair in the LMS Library and pick up a couple of books for your student. Our teachers have also left wish lists should you choose to make a donation to their classroom library.
I want to also remind everyone that we have an ER Day on 10/24 (12:40 dismissal) and no school on 10/25. It is our Conference Compensation Day. The staff surely needs it. Working and conferencing for two straight days in a row is exhausting! Several of us won't be getting that much rest because we are heading to Washington DC to accept our National School of Character Award. Although we technically aren't getting the day off, we are doing something worthwhile and are very excited to go. I will share pictures of the ceremony in next week's update. Way to go LMS!
Greetings LMS Families,
It was pretty busy at LMS last week. In addition to all of the learning that took place, we had field trips, a morning orchestra concert, and a few other school events.
Students and staff surprised me on Wednesday with nine beautiful hand made cards personalized with powerful and inspirational quotes for Boss's Day. They also gave me one of my favorites (popcorn) and a few other small tokens of appreciation. I can't thank them or you enough. It is truly a joy serving in this role.
PT Conferences are Wednesday and Thursday. We look forward to sharing student progress with parents and answering any questions that you have. Please be on the lookout for an informational email from Dr. Knight explaining logistics later this week. While here, please stop by the Scholastic Book Fair in the LMS Library and pick up a couple of books for your student. Our teachers have also left wish lists should you choose to make a donation to their classroom library.
I want to also remind everyone that we have an ER Day on 10/24 (12:40 dismissal) and no school on 10/25. It is our Conference Compensation Day. The staff surely needs it. Working and conferencing for two straight days in a row is exhausting! Several of us won't be getting that much rest because we are heading to Washington DC to accept our National School of Character Award. Although we technically aren't getting the day off, we are doing something worthwhile and are very excited to go. I will share pictures of the ceremony in next week's update. Way to go LMS!
NEW INFORMATION
NEW INFORMATION
QTR 1 GRADES ARE POSTED
Grades have been posted to the parent portal! Please use this PDF to learn how to find your child's Quarter 1 Report Card. As a reminder, since we are posting electronically, we will no longer be mailing grades home to every student's household or providing paper copies of report cards at PT Conferences. In our back-to-school packet, families were given the opportunity to request that their child's grades get mailed home at the end of every quarter. If you turned in that form, you will receive grades in the mail as usual. If you did not chose that option, please access your child's grades through the Parent Portal. Should you have any questions, please contact Ms. Addie Larson at alarson@ladueschools.net.
NURSE NEWS (From Nurse Williams)
The opportunity to update the Student Health Assessment online for school year 2019-2020 has ended. The document gives the district consent to administer first aid to your student in the school clinic or to seek medical treatment in the event of an emergency and provides information on how to reach your child’s physician should the need arise. Call Nurse Williams at 314-983-5530 or email her at nwilliams@ladueschools.net for a paper copy. The document is under the Parent's Link on the LMS website.
BAGELS AND BACH
Our seventh grade orchestra students performed beautifully last week at the 4th annual Bach and Bagels event. The students introduced the program, shared information about Bach, and played several instrumental pieces. Thank you to Ms. Twinda Murry and the rest of our orchestra staff for preparing students to play and share with our community. Please check out the pics shared in the Parent Link email message.
PT CONFERENCES ARE THIS WEEK
- Conferences are: Wednesday, 10/23 (4:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.) and Thursday, 10/24 (1:20 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.).
- Teachers will have a 40-minute dinner break at the following times on Thursday, 10/24: Core @ 4:20 p.m., Explo/Dual Team @ 5:00 p.m
- We STRONGLY encourage families to sign up ASAP as slots fill quickly.
Registration at MyConferenceTime has closed. Please contact Mary LoBosco, by email at mlobosco@ladueschools.net
SAFE STOP
We are excited to announce the launching of SafeStop! Now you can track the progress of your child’s bus by GPS, and you get to decide how and when you are notified of its location. This product was piloted by a group of parents last year with great success and is now available to all Ladue Schools parents. Simply follow the directions on the SafeStop flyer which is also posted to the district’s website and will come to you via Peachjar, as well. To get set up, you only need your child(ren)’s student ID. (You can find student IDs on Infinite Campus or by calling your child’s school’s office.) If you have questions, please contact our transportation department at businfo@ladueschools.net or 314-983-5396. We hope you find this product to add a little extra convenience to your morning and afternoon routines.
LMS UNITY DAY
Unity Day, started by PACER’s National Bullying Prevention Center in October 2011, is the signature event of National Bullying Prevention Month. This is a day when we can come together to spread the message of kindness, acceptance and inclusion. The call to action is simple: wear and share the color orange. This vibrant statement becomes a conversation starter, showing support for students who have been bullied and for bullying prevention. We invite all of our LMS Community to wear orange on October 23rd; students, teachers, staff, and parents. Let's all do our part and showcase our efforts to end bullying.
VETERANS FUNDRAISER
The LMS Elective Team has partnered with VFW Auxiliary Post 3944 to have a Care Package drive to send to our troops that are serving overseas. The official kick-off of the event is October 28th, but you can bring items in during conferences if you would prefer. The elective team will be in the gym holding conferences and collecting items. We would prefer to have items on the list as donations, but if you choose to make a monetary contribution, please make checks payable to Ladue Middle School, with Care Packages in the memo line. Thank you in advance for your support! Click on this link for the flyer.
LMS SKI CLUB
Many parents and students have been asking when the information will be sent home...
This year snow skiing, snowboarding and snow tubing will all be available for students! Specific information and instructions will be sent out by the end of this week. Hidden Valley should have their website completed by Friday. Turn in mornings will take place on the dates listed below in the LMS Welcome Center (BEFORE SCHOOL BEGINS). Students may ride the bus to school or can be dropped off early to turn in their paperwork. We begin taking the Hidden Valley waivers and money for the bus fee and shirt payment at 7:20 am. The first 40 or so students per grade level who come in on his/her specified day will receive his/her shirt (hoodie or long sleeve T-shirt) on the spot (if they bring in money for one). The rest will be ordered and will be handed out during lunch early in December. We will provide scholarships to help with the bus costs for those in need. Parents will need to contact their child's grade level counselor. Below are turn in mornings for turning in signed waivers, money for bus rides and ski shirt/hoodie (if interested):
Mon Nov. 4-8th grade
Wed. Nov. 6-7th grade
Thurs. Nov. 7-6th grade
Fri. Nov. 8-make-up day
Wed. Nov. 13-FINAL turn in day to be guaranteed a spot
We can continue to add students after November 13 until all of the buses are full. Once the buses are filled to capacity, we will not be able to take more. We will not add an additional bus.
CANCELLATION OF AFTER SCHOOL ACTIVITIES
During conferences week, many after school activities will be canceled to allow our LMS Team to prepare for conferences and spend time with our families since we will be here late on 10/23 and 10/24. Please note that several activities will be canceled on 10/22 and ALL activities will be canceled on 10/24. Cancellations will be communicated to students through school announcements.
NO SCHOOL ON 10/25
Due to PT Conferences on 10/23 and 10/24 we will NOT have school on 10/25. Please enjoy this day off. School will resume on 10/28.
LMS BOOK FAIR
The LMS Book Fair is coming soon! The fair will be held October 21-24, 2019 and will be open Monday and Tuesday 7:40am-3:30pm, Wednesday 7:40am-8:00pm, and Thursday, 7:40am-7:00pm. Students will come during the school day, and you also have the option to shop with them during parent teacher conferences. NEW THIS YEAR! We are introducing Book Fair eWallet! Let your child shop the Fair cash-free with our NEW digital payment option. Learn more and get started creating an account: https://bookfairs.
RED RIBBON WEEK IS COMING
Red Ribbon Week, Ladue Middle School's annual celebration of drug-free and alcohol-free living, begins on Monday, 10/28. The daily themes encourage students to dress in the spirit of good health and being drug free. The national theme this year is “Send a Message.
Stay Drug Free.” For more information about Red Ribbon Week, please visit:
www.RedRibbon.org. Please encourage your student to join in the fun! A flyer with specifics was shared in the Parent Link
SIXTH GRADE MONSTER BASH
The 6th grade fall party will be a Halloween celebration on Thursday, October 31st. The Monster Bash will start immediately after school and ends at 4:20 p.m. so that students may take the late buses home. The party will include costumes, pumpkin decorating, and Halloween-themed games, crafts and snacks.
SEVENTH GRADE FALL PARTY
7th Grade will have their Fall Party in the LMS Gym on Thursday, November 7 from 3:20-4:20. All 7th Graders are invited to attend. Late buses will be available to transport students home following the event. Parents, we invite you to sign up to help. Please contact Emily Haas with any questions at: msemilyhaas@gmail.com. Please click here for a copy of the party flyer
QUARTER 2 NEW AFTER SCHOOL ACTIVITIES
We have several new activities starting second quarter. Just sharing the list in case you have students who are looking for something to do after school (see below). For more activities, check our school website under the After School Activities tab.
PARENTS TO LUNCH-Looking for an excuse to come up and spy (oops, I meant to say spend precious time) with your student? We invite families to attend Parents to Lunch on the following dates: November, 6 (6th)- 10:35, November, 7 (7th)-11:24, November, 8 (8th)-12:13. Lunch is 30 minutes. It is recommended that families come at least 5 minutes before each lunch shift begins to give yourself time to beat the stampede of middle schoolers rushing to the cafe. Please keep in mind our food allergy policy and ONLY bring lunch for your student. We are not able to allow students to share food.
VISION SCREENING 11/13
We will have vision screening on November 13. Students should bring or wear their glasses/contacts for the screening. We are screening sixth graders and New to Ladue students.
LMS CANNED FOOD DRIVE- We are about to start our annual Canned Food Drive. Last year we donated, between cans and money, a total of 23,110 cans for Gateway 180. We will take donations of either cash, checks, or cans. Every dollar donated is counted as 2 cans, so $10 dollars is counted as 20 cans. Because the shelter is a non-profit charitable organization, they can buy a lot more food for the same money than we can. We have become the largest single donor to the Gateway 180 Shelter and Food Bank and they have come to rely on our donations. The drive will start on Monday, November 18, and continue until Tuesday, November 26. More info to come!
BUILDING EXPECTATIONS REMINDERS
Please take a minute to review the building expectations and procedures that are listed below. It is my hope that by sharing expectations in my update, families will become aware and can work in partnership with us to establish an optimal learning environment and ensure the safety and well being of students while at school. These expectations are also in our LMS Student Guidebook, which was sent home with all students and posted on our school website. I STRONGLY encourage families to read the handbook. We will cover key items at school, but the follow up should occur at home. This way both students AND parents/guardians have a solid understanding.
BEFORE SCHOOL LOCATIONS
When students enter the building at 7:30 a.m., they will be directed to the cafeteria until sent to their grade level areas. 6th grade will be in the multipurpose room, 7th will be on the boys side of the gym, and 8th will be on the girls side of the gym. This will be the expectation for the remainder of the school year.
AFTERNOON DISMISSAL PROCEDURES FOR STUDENTS
Did you know that there is a method to the madness for how we dismiss students at the end of the day? Please take a minute to click here: Afternoon Dismissal Procedures and review what we will be sharing with students. It is extremely important that all students follow these procedures. Doing so allows us to get everyone (bus riders, carpool, and walkers) home safely and in a timely manner. Parents, please DO NOT circumvent these expectations. It creates major safety issues and puts students in a situation where they are not complying with school expectations. Should you have a special circumstance, please contact your child's grade level principal so an accommodation can be made.
BREAKFAST PROCEDURES
We are fortunate to serve breakfast in the mornings for LMS students. Students wanting to purchase breakfast should report to the cafeteria immediately upon arrival to school (do not go to lockers or class first). Breakfast is not considered “social time.” Students participating in the breakfast program are expected to eat as quickly as possible and head to class. Students not meeting breakfast expectations may lose breakfast privileges.
ELECTRONICS AT SCHOOL
Please remind your student that electronics, including cell phones, headphones/earbuds, speakers, etc. should remain out of sight for the duration of the school day from 8:10-3:10. This includes lunch. If these items are seen, they will be confiscated as noted in our LMS Student Handbook.
Please remind your student that electronics, including cell phones, headphones/earbuds, speakers, etc. should remain out of sight for the duration of the school day from 8:10-3:10. This includes lunch. If these items are seen, they will be confiscated as noted in our LMS Student Handbook.
Technology devices are not allowed in restrooms or locker rooms. Students should not use the Internet or other digital communication devices to create disrespectful or harassing messages, take pictures or videos or make recordings of others without permission, or send or post materials that threaten or raise concerns about violence against others. All of these activities will be considered a violation of our school district's code of conduct which can be found in our Student Handbook, which will be sent home with each student in the near future.
We strongly encourage families not to send personal technology devices to school unless requested by the classroom teacher for educational purposes. These requests will be minimal now that students have Chromebooks. It is our recommendation that technology devices brought to school are stored in a locked locker during school hours. Note: If there is an urgent message that your child needs to have, please contact the office and we will get the message delivered as soon as possible. Thank you for your help with this matter.
MORNING DROP OFF/AFTERNOON PICK UP
For safety reasons, students should not be dropped off prior to 7:30 a.m. We do not have any adult supervision prior to 7:30 and our building is locked. Students who arrive prior to this time will have to remain outside. Parents/guardians of students consistently on campus in the mornings without supervision will be contacted by administration.
At the end of the school day (3:10/3:20), students should either ride the bus home, walk, get picked up, or participate in the TAS (Teens After School) Program. On Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, after school supervision is unavailable after 3:30 unless special arrangements have been made with a staff member to supervise in their classroom. On Tuesdays and Thursdays, after school activities are provided from 3:20-4:20. Students who stay after for activities should be picked up at 4:20, no later than 4:30. As in the morning, parents/guardians of students consistently on campus in the afternoons without supervision will be contacted by administration and may also be taken to TAS and charged a fee.
PLEASE MAKE NOTE OF THIS as we want to avoid students having to sit outside in extreme hot and cold weather conditions.
TRAFFIC REMINDERS
The following is a reminder to some, and new information for others, regarding our morning and afternoon traffic patterns and drop off/pick up procedures.
Our school day for 2019-2020 will be 8:10 am to 3:10 pm.
Our school day for 2019-2020 will be 8:10 am to 3:10 pm.
If you plan to transport your child to school by car in the morning:
- Please be aware that students cannot enter our building until 7:30 am when someone on duty to monitor the front doors and lobby.
- Students may be dropped off at the front of the building prior to bus arrival (they typically begin appearing around 7:45 am). Please follow the designated traffic flow arrows as you enter our campus from either Conway or Clayton roads.
- There will be staff members at locations 1, 2 and 3 to help with traffic flow and supervision. Please follow their directions.
- After buses begin arriving, car traffic will be routed to the rear of the building. The person at location 2 will notify drivers.
- Please proceed down the right-hand drive all the way to the Maintenance Building (end of fencing), then circle back to the rear of the building through the parking lot, staying to the right. Students will be dropped off at the designed area (ONLY along the sidewalk) and enter the building through the east back door to the Gym.
- Cars will then exit the campus using the lower drive (two-way traffic) onto Clayton Road. Please, please, (and please) turn right onto Clayton Road. A left-hand turn onto Clayton, at this time of morning, is potentially dangerous and causes a backup for cars attempting to exit our campus.
If you plan to pick up your child from school by car in the afternoon:
- Please be aware that buses begin lining up in our front Circle Drive around 2:45 pm. Cars parked in the Circle Drive have the very good chance of getting blocked in as more buses arrive. If you have the need to pick up your child before dismissal, I would highly suggest parking in one of the marked parking spaces in the lower drive.
- Cars will be directed to the back of our building to form a “carpool line” as indicated in the second photo. Please drive all the way down the right drive to the Maintenance Building. If there are students on the parking lot (fenced in area), please wait at the gated entrance until students leave. Then, pull into the lot on the LEFT side and begin a line at the recycling bins (along the fence INSIDE the parking lot). When the line reaches the gate at the back, begin a new line just to the right of the existing line. This should keep the lower drive from backing up and blocking cars wanting to leave. A staff person will be located at area A to assist with this.
- At dismissal, students who rides buses will be dismissed first at 3:10, while students who are picked up by car and those that walk will be held in the classroom (until about 3:20 pm).
- Please do not instruct your child to leave the lobby with bus riders and walk through our lots to meet you at your car. This is potentially dangerous as students do not always watch for traffic. It also puts the child in an awkward position as he/she is not following school rules and can be assigned a consequence for not doing so. If you need to pick your child up before buses leave, please notify your student’s grade level administrator and meet your child at the front of the building so that he/she is accompanied while walking through our parking lot. Students are NOT to exit through the doors near the Gym or in the 6th and 8th grade halls.
- Buses are typically loaded within 10 minutes of the 3:10 pm dismissal. Once buses are released, then the staff member at location A will signal cars to approach the front of the building. Students waiting in the classroom will then be released to be picked up by car. Most students are gone by 3:30 pm.
If your student will ride a bus to and from school:
- Please make sure your student knows his/her assigned bus number.
- Bus riders will have a maximum of 10 minutes after the 3:10 pm dismissal to gather their belongings and exit the front of the building.
- Students must check the “bus board” located near the Circle Drive at the end of the sidewalk leading from the Main Lobby doors to determine the location of their assigned bus.
- Students should board the bus quickly, rather than loiter in the front of the building.
Bus passes:
A temporary bus pass may be used for a student to ride home on a different bus. Passes are available on the district website and in the Welcome Center and must be completed and approved BEFORE the date of use. Drivers should be given a copy of the completed and approved bus pass as the student boards the bus.
Thanks for your patience with all of this. It is much easier to verbalize than to communicate in writing. Everyone typically gets the hang of this within the first fews days of school. Our goal is to get students delivered and picked up safely, while also trying to keep traffic flow moving.
SPECIAL TREATS FROM CHARTWELLS
Our building policy does not allow consumption of food by others for safety reasons and to promote healthy living. Chartwells Food Service is offering treats for purchase to families that want to do something special for a birthday or other milestone. We appreciate Chartwells for providing alternative options to families that want to have celebrations at school during lunch shifts.
BUS INFO
To find out more information about your bus route, you may access the Ladue School District website. Once you're on the home page, go to “for Parents > Bus Information” in the navigation at the top of the page. You will find links to the routes for all schools in the right column, as well as contact information should you have any questions or concerns.
LMSPA INFO
LMSPA MEETINGS
The Ladue Middle School Parent Ass
Thurs. 11/14, 9-10:30am
Wed. 12/11, 6:30-8 pm (LMS Library)
Thurs. 1/9, 9-10:30am
Wed. 2/5, 6:30-8 pm (LMS Library)
Tues. 3/10, 9-10:30am
Wed. 4/1, 6:30-8 pm (LMS Library)
Thurs. 5/14 (closed meeting for Exec Board only) 9-11am
Wed. 12/11, 6:30-8 pm (LMS Library)
Thurs. 1/9, 9-10:30am
Wed. 2/5, 6:30-8 pm (LMS Library)
Tues. 3/10, 9-10:30am
Wed. 4/1, 6:30-8 pm (LMS Library)
Thurs. 5/14 (closed meeting for Exec Board only) 9-11am
You can subscribe to email blasts from the Ladue Middle School Parent Association at http://www.mylmspa.com/
The LMSPA can also be followed on Facebook at
and on Twitter @mylmspa
LMSPA SCHOOL SUPPLY DRIVE
If you are doing any additional shopping for school supplies, please consider purchasing an extra binder or combination lock to donate when we return back to school. These items are always in demand and will be distributed to students who need them via the LMS counselors, Aundrea Johnson (6), Amy Balsavias (7) and Yvette Sykes (8).
If you are doing any additional shopping for school supplies, please consider purchasing an extra binder or combination lock to donate when we return back to school. These items are always in demand and will be distributed to students who need them via the LMS counselors, Aundrea Johnson (6), Amy Balsavias (7) and Yvette Sykes (8).
CALENDAR DATES (new additions in red)
10/21-24 Scholastic Book Fair
10/23-24 PT Conferences
10/24 ER Day (12:40 Dismissal)
10/25 Conference Compensation Day- (No School for Students or Staff)
10/28-11/1 Red Ribbon Week
10/29 M&M Club Mtg
10/29 Field Trip: NJHS Head Start Day Care Trip
10/30 Orchestra Concert at PAC 7pm
10/30 Field Trip Spanish Club After School
10/31 6th Grade Party Monster Bash
11/1 Zip Line Trip
11/4 Ski Club Turn In-8th
11/5 PD Day (No School for Students)
11/6 School Picture Retake Day
11/6 Parents to Lunch-6th
11/6 Ski Club Turn In-7th
11/7 Parents to Lunch-7th
11/7 Class Mtg
11/7 7th Grade Fall Party
11/8 Parents to Lunch-8th
11/8 Ski Club Turn In Make Up Day
11/11Ski Club Turn in Make Up Day
11/12-11/13 Vision Screening
11/12 Field Trip 8th Grade (Patriot)
11/13 Field Trip 8th Grade (Trailblazers)
11/13 Choir Concert @ PAC 7p.m.
11/14 Field Trip 8th Grade (Pioneer)
11/14 ELL Pie Night
11/18-11/26 Canned Food Drive
11/21 M&M Club
11/26 Turkey Trot
11/27-11/29 Thanksgiving Break
BOARD BRIEFS
Information regarding Ladue Board of Education meetings and work sessions can be found at http://boardbriefs.
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REPEATED INFORMATION- (The information below is a review of information already communicated. No need to read if you read my last update)
STUDENT PICK UP
This is a reminder to parents/guardians who are picking up students from school events/activities. Please make every effort to arrive on time to get your students. We are starting to experience students waiting on rides well after dismissal, sometimes up to an hour. This request is made not only for safety reasons, but to also ensure our staff can get home to their families. We greatly appreciate your assistance with this matter.
HALLOWEEN COSTUMES
As part of Red Ribbon Week activities, students and staff are allowed to wear costumes on Halloween. Costumes must be school appropriate and not interfere with learning or classwork. Because we are a middle school, we do not allow weapons, masks or gruesome/gory costumes, as it can be too frightening for our students. Additionally, costumes may not be demeaning to any ethnic group, race, religion, nationality, abilities, gender, or individual. Lastly, the issue of cultural appropriation and Halloween costumes has become a topic in recent years. Please keep this in mind when selecting costumes.
NOVEMBER 6 PICTURE RETAKE DAY INFO
Wagner Portrait Group will be at LMS on 11/6 to photograph students who were absent on the initial picture day or any student that needs his/her picture retaken. PLEASE NOTE: Students having a picture taken as a RETAKE, must return their picture package in its entirety, including the package insert sheet, to the photographer. (Please also attach a note to describe what you’d like Wagner to do differently). As a reminder, the school dress code will apply. Please direct all questions, concerns, or special requests directly to Wagner Portrait Group at (314) 567-5900.
BUS PASS INFO
This Bus Pass form is required at those times when your child must ride a bus not covering his/her usual route. In order for your request to be considered, the bus pass form must be completed and returned to Danna Anderson 24 hours prior to the requested change. Please note that bus passes may not be available on all routes if there is concern about having available space.
This Bus Pass form is required at those times when your child must ride a bus not covering his/her usual route. In order for your request to be considered, the bus pass form must be completed and returned to Danna Anderson 24 hours prior to the requested change. Please note that bus passes may not be available on all routes if there is concern about having available space.
- Bus passes will no longer be accepted on the following buses due to capacity concerns: L1, L2, L3, L5, L9, and L10, L12, and L19
GRADE LEVEL HAPPENINGS
Please click below for recent grade level events:
Please click below for recent grade level events:
EARLY DISMISSALS
Please try to always call ahead to Danna Anderson 983-5513 or email at danderson@ladueschools.net for early dismissals. We will deliver a note to your child to ensure he/she is down in the office and ready to go when you arrive. This process allows the student to leave the classroom without the disruption of a phone call into the classroom. We get very busy at the end of the day in the front office so it is extremely important that parents call ahead for late afternoon dismissals and try to limit them as much as possible.
PLANNER AND TECH TOTE REPLACEMENTS
Planners- If students need a new planner (lost, damaged, etc.), they should see their school counselor in the Welcome Center to get a new one. Tech Totes- If students need a new tech tote (lost, damaged, etc.), they may get a replacement from the AP office (see Ms. LoBosco). Both items are $5 to replace.
AFTER SCHOOL ACTIVITIES- Our After School A
AFTER SCHOOL ACTIVITY PICK UP
For safety reasons, if picking up your student from an after school activity prior to the 4:20 bell, please stop by the Welcome Center so that he/she can be checked out of the building. Once you notify the office that you are here to pick up your student, the Activity Coordinator will have the student sent down ASAP. We appreciate your assistance with this as it helps us tremendously with attendance monitoring and reporting.
AFTER SCHOOL ACTIVITY CARPOOL
We are asking parents who pick up students from after school activities t
LMS STUDENT GUIDEBOOK
I am sharing a link to our 2019-2020 LMS Student Guidebook, which contains a wealth of information about our school program and expectations. Please take some time to review this information at home as a family to ensure both you and your student are familiar with its contents. Hard copies were sent home at the start of the school year.
That's all for now!
Dr. T-J
Principal, Ladue Middle School
