The Colonial Times

First, a thank you to everyone who donated supplies for the annual MLK Sock Roll. This was the largest collection we've had since participating in this project. (More information later in this newsletter).

Black History Month is an annual celebration of achievements by black Americans and a time for recognizing the central role of African Americans in U.S. history. Since 1976, every U.S. president has officially designated the month of February as Black History Month.

Log College students will participate in the following activities that celebrate the lives and culture of African Americans past and present.

• Students will create a mural displaying the achievements of 5 African Americans who set precedents in their respected fields.

• Students will identify famous African Americans and create bio-banners recognizing the positive contributions towards society

• Students will analyze several samples of African American culture and reflect how it impacts society today.

• Students will identify contributions of African Americans through our daily morning announcements.

• American History classes will continue to discuss how slavery has shaped our society.

On February 4, photographers will be on hand to take a large, panoramic 8th grade class photo of all students. If you'd like to order it, check out the information below.

February 10 marks 100 days of school, meaning.....there will only be 80 left, oh no! So what better way to mark 80 days than to bring back the 80's. Where your best 80's gear to school on Tuesday, February 10. Check out the video below if you need some inspiration and to learn more.

On Monday, February 2, 2026, Log College will be hosting its annual Programming Night. During Programming Night, LCMS's principals, Mr. Golderer and Mr. Drago, will provide information regarding the school schedule, course offerings, and scheduling process for the 2026-2026 school year.

The session typically lasts about thirty minutes with additional time reserved for any questions.

We hope to see you there!

Can't make it? No worries, we will share our presentation on the website on 2/3/26. Additionally, our teachers and counselors will be assisting students.

Winter Sports Schedules are now available (Click the link below)

Dorney Park forms were distributed to 8th grade students on Friday. They are also posted in the link below. The collection window for permission slips and payment is from February 2-12.

Middle Bucks is gearing up for our Summer Career Exploration Program, running July 6–10, 2026! This interest form gives students first access to sign-ups before we open registration to the public in March.

Log College participated in the annual Martin Luther King Sock Roll Challenge for the 6th year in a row. This challenge is sponsored by The Giving Tree, whose mission is to “teach children about charity”. With our help, the organization was able to collect roughly 25,000 sock rolls for those in need. These sock rolls will be distributed to local shelters and hospitals.

The National Junior Honor Society organized the event by collecting items like mens crew socks, packs of crackers and granola bars in all Social Studies Classrooms. Thanks to the generous donations from faculty, staff and students, NJHS was able to roll and donate over 500 sock rolls! That’s over 200 more than we have ever done!

Excess socks will be stored with materials for next year. Thank you to everybody who participated in the 2026 Martin Luther King Day Sock Roll Challenge. We look forward to completing this challenge again next year!

Please click the link below for a list of local food pantries.

Visit the yearbook order center to place your order today!

https://yearbookordercenter.com/?event=general.displayLanding&jobnumber=5236

Hello LCMS Families:

Beginning on January 5, 2026, the Centennial School District will begin the annual WIDA ACCESS (Assessing Comprehension and Communication in English State-to-State) testing window for our English Learners (ELs). The WIDA ACCESS is a PDE mandated and federally reported assessment of English Language Proficiency (ELP). The families of our English learners will receive an email communication regarding the assessment from our Supervisor of Student Services, Althea Tomlinson.

Our school testing dates are: 1/26/26-2/13/26

The WIDA ACCESS assessment is an important tool that guides the individualized instruction of our English learners. If you have any questions about the assessment, you can reach out directly to your child’s English Language Development (ELD) teacher.

If your child is an English Learner, here are some things you can do to help your child prepare for the WIDA ACCESS:

• Be sure your child/children are receiving an adequate amount of sleep during the testing dates

• Be sure your child/children eat breakfast each morning before testing

• Be sure your child/children bring their school issued electronic device fully charged to school every day

• Encourage your child do their very best on the assessment

• Tips for Success on the WIDA Access test.pdf

Centennial School District is proud to participate in the GIANT Feeding School Kids campaign!

From January 1 through March 31, shoppers can round up their purchase at the register at the

GIANT stores in Warminster and Southampton to support Centennial School District’s efforts to

combat childhood hunger.

Join us in making a difference—together, we can help ensure every child has access to the

nutrition they need to succeed.

#FeedingSchoolKids #EliminatingHunger

Click below for The Centennial School District's Weekly Newsletter

Title: Title IA Schoolwide School Information

Log College Middle School (LCMS) receives Federal Title I funds, which are used to finance supplemental educational services in reading/language arts and math to assist students in meeting state achievement standards. Throughout the school year, we will be providing you with information related to these Schoolwide services. Along with the school and district based events, we also have resources on standards, assessments, and CSD programming on our district website: Teaching & Learning.

As an outcome of Log College Middle School's Title I Schoolwide status, LCMS parents are invited to review, evaluate, and/or provide feedback for potential revisions to any number of the following:

• Completed Title I Application*

• Title I Parent Right to Know Letter**

• Title I Parent Compact & Family Engagement Policy**

• Title I Parent & Family Engagement Funds and Activities**

• District Policy 801: District Public Records [Right to Know] Policy 801***

• District Policy 917: District Parental/Family Engagement Policy***

• District Policy 918: District Title I Parent and Family Engagement Policy and the accompanying Administrative Regulations (ARs)***

*At the January 26 HSA meeting, please feel free to attend to review the Completed Title I application.

**Please visit your student's building Title I webpage, found linked to the District page, for access to the Building level forms for review.

***To access our District Title I-related policies, please visit the Board Policies section of our website and click on the BoardDocs Icon to take you to the Centennial's public BoardDocs section of the website.

Families will have an opportunity to provide feedback through district and school in-person events, as well as through our digital feedback form Title IA Feedback Form, which is also available on each Title I webpage, found linked to the District page.

Email: info@centennialsd.org
Website: https://lcms.centennialsd.org
Location: 730 N. Norristown Road Warminster PA, 18974
Phone: 215-441-6075
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Log-College-Middle-School