LMHS Updates

Now that we are a month into the new semester, regular grade reports will once again start being emailed to parents/guardians and students. On Friday, February 28 the regular monthly Interim Grade Report will be issued. These are used to review student eligibility for co-curriculars (such as sports and drama), senior privilege eligibility, and more. Interim grade reports are issued once per month, generally on the last Friday. We will once again be starting the weekly grade and attendance reports on weeks when interim grade reports are not issued; these are to keep you informed of your student's progress in each class, but are not used to review eligibility.

Due to recent legal decisions in the Commonwealth, we are revising the "Academic Honesty" section of the Handbook for Students and Families to specifically include generative artificial intelligence (AI). This revision was approved by the school committee at its February meeting. Simply put, AI has acceptable educational uses, but using it to create student work is not one of them and will be handled the same way as plagiarism and cheating. Many teacher have begun using software that can help detect generative AI in student work. Please click here to review the revised Academic Honesty section of the Handbook.

We currently have two openings for spring coaching positions at LMHS. Please share!

• Boys Tennis Coach
• Varsity Softball Coach

Interested parties should contact Brenda in the superintendent's office -- bbianco@leepublicschools.net.

There will be a field trip to the Career Fair at BCC taking place between 10:30-1:30 on Tuesday, March 11. The field trip is free and bus transportation is provided. Any Senior interested in attending should see Mrs. Verdi for a permission slip and return the signed form by Friday March 7.

Time flies, and so do the memories! The 2025 yearbook is your student’s ticket to reliving all the unforgettable moments of this school year—big wins, backstage laughs, late-night study sessions, and everything in between. The deadline to purchase is fast approaching (the end of February), and we don’t want anyone to miss out! The cost is $70, and to guarantee a copy, please make sure to place at least a deposit before end of the month. Thank you for your continued support—we can’t wait to share this special collection of memories with you! See Mrs. Armstrong or you can order online.

Congratulations to our bowling team for winning the county championship! And ... more congratulations to Devyn Fillio and Jaden Parks who were elected to the Berkshire County high school bowling All-Star team!

The Lee Youth Commission is offering a NEW FREE six-session Comics and Zines Class for kids ages 7-12 who live in Lee or who go to school in Lee.

The class will be taught by art educator Joey Chernila at the Lee Library on Monday afternoons from 4:15 to 5:30 pm, from March 3, 2025 to April 7, 2025. Students must commit to coming to all sessions in order to participate. The class will be limited to 12 students. Once at capacity, the Lee Youth Commission will form a waiting list in case spots open up. Register now!