LMS Notices and reminders
April 10, 2026
Here is what's happening in our building
Spring Food Drive
On behalf of the Class of 2028 and the Lunenburg High School Civics class, we want to extend a massive thank you to everyone who contributed to our recent food drive. Because of your incredible generosity, we successfully collected over 14 large boxes overflowing with baking supplies, condiments, tea/coffee supplies, and snacks/granola bars. Thanks to your help the food drive was a huge success!
LMS Honor Roll
Congratulations to the following Lunenburg Middle School students for attaining Honor
Roll for the 3rd quarter of the 2025-2026 school year! Honor roll is calculated for
seventh and eighth grade students every quarter and for sixth grade in the second,
third, and fourth quarters. Special Honor students must have an A-, A, or A+ in every
subject reported that quarter, including special areas. Honor students must have all A’s
(A-, A, or A+) and B’s (B-, B or B+) in all subject areas reported that quarter, including
special areas, with at least two of the A’s in a core subject area such as English
Language Arts, Science, Mathematics, Social Studies, and 8th grade Foreign
Language.
6th Grade Honors:
Samuel Allard, Jackson Bergeron, Leah Bilton, Jasper Braithwaite, Charlie Brothers,
Wesley Brothers, Ashlynn Diodati, Jason DiPerri, Jacob Kimball, Madalyn McHugh,
Patrick Moran, Ainsley Norris, Audrey Notaro, John O'Connor, Bryce Plante, Julian
Plaza Gonzalez, Avery Reynolds, Sydney Ryan, Matthew Salamon, Lucy Sibley, Alma
Skelly, Ezra Skelly, Mateo Skelly, Isabelle Smith, Hunter Stone, William Turner, Ella
Veneziano, Reagan Ventura, Sean Woodfall, Marwa Zaker
6th Grade Special Honors:
Lillian Aculina, Henry Anderson, Emraan Bajric, Josephine Brzozoski, Arlo Butterworth,
Sofia Carrion, Nathaniel Cohen, Thomas Indge, Phoebe Johnson, Stella Kostecki,
Olivia Lamy, Wesley Lane, Dawson Lehtinen, Aiden Long, Grace Loughlin, Helen
Moscon, Jude Pancholi, Jacob Rouleau, Minuette St. Martin, Lucas Thompson,
Delilah Turgeon, Asher Verhulst
7th Grade Honors:
Emily Adams, Aaron Adusei, Abdullah Akan, Valentina Angel Pojoy, Jaxon Atwill, Elliott
Augat, Casey Biery, Audrey deBettencourt, Brielle Dungan, Sebastian Garcia, Parker
Guimond, Connor Gyles, Alexander Joslin, Tessa Kasowitz, Isabella Kelly, Kaeden Kim,
Callen Mabon, Coleman Maki, Piers Marble, Lily Mulone, Alexandra Nazarenko,
Kimberly Nvule, Abbigail Oja, Leela Oliveria, Sophia Quattrocchi, Lucia Resendez, Julia
Scarpitti, Julia Sewell, Anna Siciliano, Thomas Spinosa,
Harrison Suppa, Chloe Wellman
7th Grade Special Honors:
Mason Baird, Braydon Bowser, Liam Boyce, John Boyle, Samuel Brenner, Sean
Callahan, Anna Cammer, Joshua Dodson, Kenneth Holmes, Bryson Lloyd, Elise May,
Ryan McPartlan, Wyatt Molter, Aurelia Portillo, Sophia Rodriguez, Lily Schneider, Hope
Snyder, Ivy Stokes, Sawyer Trainor, Morgan Wilgus, Christabel Zogli
8th Grade Honors:
Alexis Allan, Adhrik Barua, John Biery, Tabitha Brown, Zinayah Burney, Ariella
Colameta, Carrigan Cool, Irelynn David, Scarlette Edie, Alexx Gerra, Sophie Goulding,
Layton Groom, Cole Hernandez, Makenna Hurley, Colby Jacobs, Jack Janvrin, Eva
Johnson, Rinoa Konich, Brody Lambert, Madelaine Long, Julia Maillet, Aria McCarthy,
Julia Melvin, Alexianna Ocasio-D'Annolfo, Dominic Poirier, Braeden Rudy, Alexandra
Sheridan, Evelyn Sokol, Cole Stacy Saunders, Mason Staffiere, Cooper Stokes,
Meredith Tapply, Nora Vlasak, Audriana Ward
8th Grade Special Honors:
Alexandra Ball, Jose Barrantes Garrido, Madison Bender, Devin Bishop, Emery Boivin,
Ann Chan, Lillian Grady, Anna Jones, Nola Jones, Lily Knudsen, Jackson LaFreniere,
Beckett Landry, Ryan Narvaez, Izzy Nguyen, Gemma Pancholi, Dylan Porter, Evan
Roberts, Victoria Rodriguez-Darosa, Grant Rouleau,
Jeanine Stephen, Caedmon Watters
Middle School Drama Club Presentation
The middle school drama club will be presenting "Are We Scared Yet?". If you are brave, please join us Thursday April 16 at 5:00 PM in the auditorium for this performance.
Washington DC Update
Students that are attending the DC trip MUST complete the Student Handbook Acknowledgement Form along with their parents. All students who have not done so will receive an email from Mrs. Rios today. Please make sure that you go into the google form and submit as soon as possible!
DC MEDICAL INFORMATION
Please see the attached letter from the school nurse regarding medication and other medical requirements.
Please join us for our Family DC Meeting on April 15th at 6:30-7:30pm in the LMHS auditorium to receive more detailed information about the trip logistics, packing lists, and health and safety information.
Your account should be paid in full by April 15th. Explorica will reach out to families with overdue balances either by phone or email. If a payment plan is not in place, Explorica may remove your student from the trip due to unpaid balances. If you need additional time to make payments, please call The EF Traveler Support Team at 1-888-310-7121. (open Monday - Friday, 9-5 PM EST). They will work with you to arrange an extended payment plan.
LMHS April Breakfast and Lunch Menus
LMHS April Breakfast/Lunch Schedule Link 2025-26
Project 351
Hi everyone,
I am Julia Melvin and I am the 2025-2026 8th grade ambassador of Project 35ONE for Lunenburg Middle-High School. Along with other ambassadors I will be partnering with Cradles to Crayons to host their annual clothing drive which helps children across Massachusetts get the clothes and shoes they need. In the United States there are 2 in 5 kids who do not have access to clothing, diapers, and essential items. This number is so high because there are no federally funded programs to support clothing needs. This is why Cradles to Crayons has stepped up and helped the children across the United States get what they need. Having an annual impact of 3.1 million children served in Massachusetts, Chicago, and greater Philadelphia. They have also had 390,000 volunteers and achieved missions in partnership with 131 social service agencies. All while being a non-profit organization. Speaking of this, come help Cradles to Crayons reach their goal by donating clothing and shoes to this drive!
This clothing drive will be hosted at the Lunenburg Middle-High School and Turkey Hill Elementary School from MARCH 30th-APRIL 10th! The sizes that are allowed to be donated are Newborn-Adult mediums. Keep in mind this is a clothing drive for everyday clothing and should be appropriate for babies, children, or teenagers. We will only be accepting gently used clothing or brand new!!! So that means no rips, stains, or heavy fading because quality equals dignity. Same goes for shoes with no big or noticeable stains, rips, or big discoloration. Donations can be brought to either location and placed in a donation box near the front office.
On behalf of Project 35ONE and Cradles to Crayons I thank you for your consideration.
-Julia
Spring Water Bottle Reminder
With the warmer weather returning, it is especially important for students to stay hydrated. Water bottle refill stations are available. Please send your student with a water bottle each day.
Tick Information
It is tick season! Below is some important information about tick prevention.
Tick-borne disease prevention | Mass.gov
Students have signed up for their hotel rooms and roommate groups and have voted on the Washington DC shirt color for this year’s trip. Once buddies and roommates are selected, we are unable to make changes, as the hotel completes our bookings based on that information.
If you have any additional questions, please feel free to contact me or Jen Rios. Here are the ways to contact us for support.
Trip Details: Amy Resnick aresnick@lunenburgschools.net
Lead Chaperone: Jen Rios jrios@lunenburgschools.net
Medical Needs: Lisa Lavery at llavery@lunenburgschools.netEnrollment, Payment Plans, travel Protection: Explorica Traveler Support 888-310-7121
Thank you all so much for showing interest in this opportunity, and we hope to see you on April 16th.
Best,
Amy Resnick
TripMate Travel Protection Plans
Ayer/Shirley/Lunenburg Bengals Fall 2026 Youth Football and Cheerleading
Ayer/Shirley/Lunenburg Bengals Fall 2026 Youth Football and Cheerleading is now open for registration! Please refer to the attached flyer for details or visit Fall 2026 — Ayer Shirley Lunenburg Bengals to register your athlete or learn more.
Take advantage of the early bird discount through April 19.
Lunenburg 300th Anniversary Design Contest Guidelines
Overview : The Lunenburg 300th Anniversary Committee invites designers, artists, and community members to participate in a design contest to create an official graphic or logo commemorating Lunenburg’s 300th Anniversary fast approaching in 2028. The selected design(s) will be used to celebrate this milestone across a variety of materials and platforms throughout the anniversary year.
Contest Purpose : The goal of this contest is to develop a distinctive, timeless, and versatile design that reflects Lunenburg’s history (incorporated in 1728), community spirit, and future. The design should be suitable for broad public use and adaptable across many formats.
Eligibility
Open to individuals of all ages.
Individual and group submissions are welcome.
Designers do not need to be residents of Lunenburg, but designs should reflect or respect the town’s character and heritage.
Each participant or team may submit up to two (2) entries.
Design Requirements
All submissions must meet the following criteria:
Theme & Content
Clearly celebrate Lunenburg’s 300th Anniversary.
Include the wording “Lunenburg 300”, “Lunenburg 300th Anniversary”, or similar clearly identifying the milestone.
Design should reflect Lunenburg’s identity, history, landmarks, or community values.
Avoid copyrighted imagery or elements not owned by the designer.
No AI artwork allowed
Format & Versatility
Design must work effectively in full color and black-and-white.
Design must remain clear and recognizable when scaled up or down (large print for posters, etc. but also work in a 3-4" diameter space).
Must be suitable for use across multiple applications, including but not limited to:
Print materials (posters, flyers, banners, signage and promotional materials)
Digital platforms (websites, social media)
Merchandise (shirts, hats, stickers, pins, cups)
Color & Style
No required color palette: designers may choose colors that reflect Lunenburg’s character.
Design should not rely solely on color to be understood. (i.e. still work in black and white)
Avoid overly intricate details that may not reproduce well at small sizes.
Submission Specifications
Submissions must be original, unpublished work.
Digital submissions are preferred in one or more of the following formats:
PDF
PNG
JPG
Please be sure images are high resolution so they can be converted to Vector files (AI, EPS, or SVG).
Include a brief written description explaining the design concept and inspiration.
Selection Criteria
Entries will be evaluated based on:
Creativity and originality
Relevance to Lunenburg and the 300th anniversary
Visual impact and clarity
Versatility and reproducibility in color and black-and-white
Overall design quality
Selection Process
The Lunenburg 300th Anniversary Committee will evaluate all submissions.
More than one design may be selected or used; a blend of more than one design may be end result.
Finalists may be asked to provide minor revisions.
The committee reserves the right not to select a winner if no submission meets the contest standards.
Rights & Usage
The winning design becomes the property of the Lunenburg 300th Anniversary Committee and the Town of Lunenburg.
The Committee and Town retains the right to reproduce, modify, and use the design for official anniversary-related purposes without additional compensation.
Designers retain the right to include the work in their personal portfolios.
Recognition
The winning designer(s) will receive public recognition and credit when the design is used, where feasible.
Additional recognition or awards may be announced separately.
Important Dates
Submission Deadline: April 24, 2026
Winner(s) Announcement: May 1, 2026
How to Submit
Please submit designs to lunenburgma1728@gmail.com. Please use "300th Anniversary Design" in title.
https://www.facebook.com/groups/lunenburg300
Message From The Food Service Office
Families that qualify for free or reduced-price meal benefits through our school meal program. In addition to meals, this qualification may also make your student eligible for waived or reduced fees school-related costs, including:
- Athletics
- Class dues and activity fees
- PSAT testing
- Field trip assistance (this depends on funding)
- And more
However, in order for your student to receive these additional benefits, we are required to have your permission to share your meal benefit status with other departments in the school.
In the past, this information may have been shared automatically. Due to changes in privacy requirements, we now must receive your explicit consent before we can apply any waivers or discounts.
If you haven't already, please complete the attached Sharing Information Form or use the link for our Online Sharing Information Google Form below as soon as possible to ensure your student receives all eligible benefits.
If you have any questions or need assistance, feel free to contact Nadine Lorenzen 978-582-4115 x1148 nlorenzen@lunenburgschools.net
Middle School Students Who Are Unsupervised In The School Building After School
A reminder that LMS students who stay after school have to be given permission to do so by an adult in the building. After school help with a teacher or participating in an activity or sport is fine, but waiting to watch a sport or just hanging around is not ok. Students have been roaming in classrooms and places they shouldn't. Students will be asked to contact their parents for a ride and will receive a consequence. Thank you for your support in keeping students safe.
National Honor Society Peer Tutoring UPDATE
The LHS National Honor Society is offering peer tutoring to any student in grade 6-12. Peer tutoring will occur every Tuesday and Thursday after school from now till the end of the school year. Tutoring will be located in the LMHS library from 2:35-3:30pm. All are welcome. No appointment necessary.
A Message from Lunenburg Public Schools
“Consistent with Massachusetts regulations, 603 CMR 26.05(1), the
Lunenburg Public Schools, through its curricula and materials, encourages
respect for the human and civil rights of all individuals, regardless of
race, color, sex, gender identity, religion, national origin or sexual
orientation. In accordance with district guidelines, families may request
information from the building principal on available accommodations
related to curriculum content.”
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Back To School Forms
Please complete the ‘Back to School” forms if you have not already done so for this year.
LMHS Athletics
LMHS Athletics
Above Henry Anderson's class watching him competing on the super half pipe.
in Colorado in the USASA National Snowboard competition.
So far, he has placed 9th nationally in slopestyle and 10th nationally in rail jam. Great Job
Friday 4/10/26
V Girls Lax vs Nashoba 4pm
Tuesday 4/14/26
Girls Softball vs NM 4pm
Boys V Lax vs Littleton 4pm
Girls Lax @ Littleton 4pm
Wednesday 4/15/26
JV Baseball @ Maynard 4pm
V Baseball vs Maynard 4pm
V Softball vs Maynard 4pm
Girls Lax @ Marlborough 4pm
Track @ Oakmont 4pm
MS Track vs Tahanto 3:30pm
Thursday 4/16/26
JV Softball vs Groton 4pm
Boys V Lax @ Tyngsborough 4pm
Friday 4/17/26
V Softball @ St. Bernard’s 4pm
JV Softball vs Gansett 4pm
Boys V Lax vs Doherty 5pm
Saturday 4/18/26
JV/V Baseball @ North Middlesex 12pm/3pm