The Colonial Times

Log College's students performed in their annual Spring Choral Concert this week, and we couldn't be prouder!

Log College’s Junior Model UN Club attended their final UN Conference on Wednesday, May 13th at Temple University. The goal of Jr. Model UN is to work collaboratively to propose recommendations on solving two of the major world issues from the viewpoint of their assigned nation. Student delegates received badges that included their names, countries (Japan), topics (Ensuring Healthy Oceans or Ending Hunger For All), and committee (#1 or #2).

Delegates prepared for this conference by creating position and resolution papers.

Upon arrival, students were split into small conference rooms based on their badges. Once in the conference rooms, delegates introduced themselves to delegates from other schools, and received directives from council leaders.

Delegates had the opportunity to collaborate with other schools representing different countries and to compromise on resolutions.

Congratulations to Log’s team of delegates and all your hard efforts!

This Monday's HSA meeting will be the last of the 2025-2026 school year.

At 6:00, Dr. Lucabaugh will be present to speak about the school district's budget. Anyone may attend. The regular HSA meeting will begin immediately following Dr. Lucabaugh's presentation. In addition to reviewing a regular agenda, elections will be held. This meeting will take place in the LCMS Library.

We are excited to welcome our incoming freshmen and their families to William Tennent High School for 8th Grade Orientation and Building Tours on Thursday, May 21, 2026. This evening is a wonderful opportunity for current 8th grade students to become familiar with the school, meet our 9th grade principal, and begin preparing for a successful transition to high school.

Guided tours of the building will begin at 5:00 PM, with new tours departing every five minutes throughout the evening. The final guided tour will begin promptly at 6:00 PM. No registration or RSVP is required.

Families are asked to park in either the visitor or student parking lots and enter through the main entrance of the building. Our tour guides will be there to greet you!

Following the tours, students and families are invited to attend an orientation presentation led by 9th Grade Principal Mrs. Wood. During the presentation, families will learn more about academics, student life, activities, and what to expect during the transition to high school.

In addition, a variety of student clubs, athletic teams, and extracurricular organizations will be available throughout the evening to provide information about the many opportunities available to students at William Tennent.

The event will conclude at approximately 7:00 PM.

We look forward to meeting our future Panthers and officially welcoming you to the William Tennent community!

If you have any questions, please contact David Fries, 9th Grade Advisor, at frieda@centennialsd.org.

The end of the 2026-2027 school year is quickly approaching. While not every event is listed, below are some important happenings that you can pencil in on your calendar.

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Lunch for students is free; but they will need to punch in their lunch codes.

Cheeseburger or Chicken Patty

Side of Macaroni and Cheese

Side Salad,

Fresh Fruit (variety)

Bag of chips

Drink choice - water, ice tea or milk

Vegetarian Burger is available upon request

Students should be prepared to bring water and sunblock!!!!

This week, all 7th grade science students completed an exciting lab investigation exploring the ecological concept of competition. Students examined both intraspecific competition (competition within the same species) and interspecific competition (competition between different species) through a hands-on simulation activity. During the lab, students became a fictional species called “spooners,” organisms that had spoons for hands. Spooners only had 20 seconds to collect enough “food” to survive to the next season. Students quickly discovered that not all of the spooners were able to gather enough resources, helping them understand the real-world challenges animals face in nature. Later in the investigation, a new competing species called the “grabber” was introduced. Because grabbers could use their hands to collect food, students observed how one species can outcompete another when resources are limited. As food supplies continued to decrease, both species struggled to survive, demonstrating how competition increases as resources become scarce. Students were highly engaged throughout the activity and showed tremendous enthusiasm while applying important ecological concepts in a memorable, interactive way.

Vouchers are $17 each for a large plain pizza, which is Pizza Plaza’s everyday price, and are valid through June 30, 2026. To place an order, please complete the form below.

*For any athletics questions, please email our athletic director, Conor Corey at coreco@centennialsd.org

Club Lacrosse featured for the first time with the girls then the boys facing off against their counterparts at Klinger MS.

The Log College Track team won decisively over both Tamanend and Newton Middle Schools yesterday. The final score was Log- 205, Newtown-75, and Tamanend- 64. Log girls and boys team put on their best performance of the season. This was a great way to finish up our meets here at Log College. Log swept every relay event!!!

If you are an 8th grade boy and plan to play soccer at WTHS next year, check out the link below.

Every month, teachers on each team highlight students by selecting them as 'Students of the Month.' The students who are selected set the bar high and exemplify the traits of scholarship, cooperation, kindness, and hard work among others. Congratulations to Brayden R. ,Julia S., Carter C., Isabella P., Amy V., Sean R., Elijah D., Hayden W., Amalia V., Alex J., Hailey T., and Anthony S. for being selected as April’s Students of the Month. Keep up the great work everyone!

Log College Middle School is scheduled for a school picnic at Hideaway Swim Club on Monday, June 1, 2026.

A message has been shared electronically by the 6th Grade Teachers.

Please email stanjo@centennialsd.org with any questions!

Middle Bucks is gearing up for our Summer Career Exploration Program, running July 6–10, 2026!

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

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 May 18 HSA meeting, please feel free to attend and discuss 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