Thank you to all who attended our September Parent Town Hall Meeting. If you were not able to attend, please click here view the presentation. Topics discussed were the McKinney-Vento Program, our priorities for the 24-25 school year based on our School Improvement Plan, an update on Project Based Learning, and information about our first remote learning day on October 11, 2024.
Thank to everyone who attended the August Parent Town Hall meeting. Click here to review the slide deck. The topics discussed were our mission, vision, and virtues, attendance, assessments, report cards, and how to stay connected. Join us for our next Parent Town Hall meeting on Thursday, September 19th at 8:00 AM followed by a PTO meeting at 9:00 AM.
FOUR OF OUR MIDDLE SCHOOL STUDENTS WON FIRST PLACE IN THE JUNIOR GROUP PERFORMANCE CATEGORY AT THE STATE OF GEORGIA NATIONAL HISTORY DAY COMPETITION ON SATURDAY, APRIL 20TH. THEY COMPETED IN NATIONALS AGAINST 49 OTHER STATES AND 8 COUNTRIES IN MARYLAND JUNE 11-13, 2024! THEY DID AN OUTSTANDING JOB AND PERFORMED AT THE SMITHSONIAN. WE ARE BEYOND PROUD OF THE MAVERICK EXCELLENCE THESE YOUNG LADIES HAVE SHOWN.
Congratulations to Emma for winning 1st place in Middle School in the State Charter School Foundation's 2024 Art of Connection: Exhibition of Student Art! We are so proud of you, Emma, for your winning piece titled, "Serenity." You are an artist that many of us inspire to be! Sending lots of shine to Mrs. Murphy, our Art teacher, for inspiring and bringing out the very best in our Maverick artists! 2024 Winner's Gallery 2024 Full Participants Gallery Thank you to everyone who joined our final Parent Town Hall in-person or virtually. The topics covered were: Milestones information for Grades 3-8, Spring Benchmark data for Grades 3-8, and the parent survey results from our Spring 2024 Stakeholders' Survey. Click here to review the slides.
Click here for the February Parent Town Hall slides. The topics covered are technology & internet safety and our school's 2022-2023 Comprehensive Performance Framework, or CPF, scores.
Congratulations to the winners of the Griffin RESA 2024 To put this all in perspective, our school is grouped by enrollment numbers with other middle schools in the Griffin RESA Area. Our enrollment number is around 135, we competed against about 7 or 8 other small middle schools with enrollments between approximately 471 - 650 students in middle school!
That perspective just makes us shine even more! G - O - O - D - J - O - B, Good Job, Good Job, Students, Teachers and Parents! Attachment: List of Region Winners by MS Team and Over-all Individual Winners We are so very proud of this group of LTCS Students. They represented our school very well. Comments heard in the hallway between meets included "that's a smart team there, they are tough" and "we only lost one meet and it was to LTCS" made the students walk with their heads a little higher.
We ended the season in 4th place out of the final 12 schools remaining. We were 210 points away from 3rd place and 350 points from 2nd place! Please give shout outs to these students and their supporting parents. Without parent support with transportation, this would not have been possible! Thank you to everyone at LTCS for your support also!
Thank you to everyone who attended the August Parent Town Hall Meeting. We truly value parent support and feedback. All of the links to the available parent resources can be found in the August Parent Town Hall slides. Mark your calendars for our September Parent Town Hall Meeting on Thursday, September 21, 2023 at 8:00 AM in the cafeteria.
Ten of our middle schoolers participated in the state National History Day competition this past Saturday, April 22nd. We are extremely proud of all of these middle schoolers! The Migrant Mother performance by Dylan, Savannah, Karly, and Jacob was an Honorable Mention Winner at the state competition. Princess Diana won 1st place at the regional competition. Brown Vs. Board of Education won 3rd place at the regional competition. Congratulations to all of these Mavericks! The Maverick community is so proud of you!
Thank you to everyone who joined us for our April Town Hall meeting yesterday. You can view the Slides presentation here: April Town Hall Meeting. If you are interested in the School Based Therapy, you can reach out to Miss McKelvey, our School Counselor, at [email protected]. If you have any feedback on the proposed goals for the 23-24 School Improvement Plan, please reach out to Jon Schoening at [email protected]. Our goal is to share the actual school improvement plan in the Principal Weekly Newsletter soon, so you can provide feedback.
Congratulations to our Middle School Math Team that took first place in Division 1 Schools at the GCTM State Mathematics on Saturday, April 15, 2023. Congratulations to Dylan, Emma, Rylee, Bronson, Carrington, Gavin, and Joanna! Carrington placed 3rd and Gavin placed 5th individually! We are so proud of these Mavericks! A huge thank you to Mrs. Phillips for all of her guidance with these students.
Thank you to Mrs,, Kessler for heading up our running club before school this year. Check out the write up that Marathon Kids did about our running club. Benefits of a Before-School Run Club
Thank you to Mrs. Kessler and all of our Maverick runners! Check out our March Town Hall meeting slides for important resources for the Georgia Milestones for students in Grades 3-8. Remember that the Milestones is just a way for the students to demonstrate what they have learned this year. There is a link for online testing practice. This is a great tool to utilize to show students the format of the assessment and the tools available for them to use during testing.
Thank you to everyone who attended the February Town Hall Meeting. We appreciate the ideas to improve our attendance and to decrease the number of tardies. Check out the February Town Hall meeting slides.
Thank you to everyone who attended the January Parent Town Hall meeting. If you were not able to attend, check out the slides presentation: January 2023 Parent Town Hall Meeting.
Thank you to everyone who attended the Town Hall meeting. If you were not able to attend, check out the Google Slides that describes our benchmark assessments and resources that you can use at home. December Town Hall Meeting 2022 Slides
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