Girls soccer team is game ready!!!

Students in Mrs. Tuttle‘s ELA class wrote “Name Poems” and then read them to each other in small groups as a community building and public speaking activity

Game ready for the first Field Hockey game of the year!!!

Meet Mr Merrill, our Social Studies teacher on the 7th grade team. Mr Merrill is excited about starting his first year at LMS and has already created a good classroom environment for his students!


Today's advisory lesson about lifting others up has inspired our students to make a LIft Others Up Wall to help students feel better about their day!

Thank you to our new librarian Eddie O'Leary . He photographed several of our students and documented the first day of school with this photoshoot last week. We are using the funds to support our Coyote Cart!


Great start with our DAILY ATTENDANCE DATA at LMS!

It's harvest season in the LMS garden. The 8th grade outdoor ed class made salsa to share with their classmates on Friday. Tomatoes, garlic, hot & sweet peppers all grown in our garden!

Weekly Schedule for September 8-11

Our LMS Scoop for the week of August 31-Sept 4
https://rsu34me.edurooms.com/newsletters/leonard-middle-school/newsletters/lms-weekly-family-update-sept-4

The 6th graders have a Unified Arts called Paper making with Purpose. They are making their own paper together and having a blast. Thank you Mrs Clement for the awesome experience!




Happy 6th graders! We have been impressed with their transition to middle school

Athletic Schedule for September 8-11

Tayla is back for a new year and new pics!




🔬 Exploring the Future at LMS!
Students at Leonard Middle School had an exciting opportunity to explore an innovative research product from the University of Maine: cellulose nanofibrils (CNF).
Students were able to touch and examine the materials, learn about the products and possibilities being explored, and engage in conversations about how this renewable and reusable resource could potentially change the way we live and create products in the future.
Experiences like this give our students a chance to see how science, research, and innovation happening right here in Maine can have a much bigger impact on our world. 🌲🔬🌎
Who knows? Maybe today’s curious middle schoolers will be tomorrow’s researchers and innovators!




Students in Mrs Cyr's 7th grade science class investigated why the Fortune Telling Fish was moving. The students were very engaged and focused.



What a difference a year makes!!!

Making refrigerator Prickles in 8th grade Outdoor Education today. The cucumbers and garlic were all grown in the LMS garden!



A well deserved fast food stop for our football team!

We have our first athletic victory of the school year with the LMS Football team victory in Houlton today. Final score 40-6!!!

