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Lebanon Middle School

End of 2021-2022

Email: jdentremont@sau88.net
Website: https://lms.sau88.net/
Location: 3 Moulton Avenue, Lebanon, NH, USA
Phone: 603-448-3056
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LMSLebNH/
Twitter: @LMSLebNH

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LMS Friends,


The 2021-2022 school year has come to an end. We celebrated our retirees and we celebrated our end to the year together.


Our teachers have now finished up cleaning their rooms and the custodial staff has begun the huge job of getting ready for the summer program.


LMS has gone to quiet mode as it often does in the summer. If for some reason, you still have a chromebook or library book at home please bring it back to our vestibule.


It has been an absolute pleasure to serve the students and families of Lebanon in the role of Principal of LMS for the last five years.


I wish LMS and all of you a great summer and a great start to the 2022-2023 school year.


Later,


John P. D'Entremont, Principal

News, Information & Announcements

Chromebooks

If you still have a chromebook or a charging cable, you could drop that off in our vestibule on the shelves. We greatly appreciate getting any technology back.

Moving?

Please give our office a call or email Ruth Keane (rkeane@sau88.net) if you are moving out of the District. This is especially important if you will be moving at the conclusion of this year. Thank You!

Preliminary Placements

Please remember that on Step Up Day, June 13th your students met their new teachers and peers. This was a preliminary placement. LMS finalizes placements over the summer after the move ins and outs of the District.


If you have questions about placement or student schedules for next year, please call LMS after August 1st for the new administration.

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8th Grade Recognition

The Recognition Assembly was streamed and recorded on June 15th. You can see the assembly through the link below! Congratulations class of 2026 and good luck next year!


This is the link to the recording of the Recognition Assembly!

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Martha A. Langill Core Values Award Recipients

A prize given annually to a student on each academic team in our building who, in the opinion of the team faculty members, best upholds the LMS PRIDE core values of leadership, motivation, spirit, perseverance, respect, integrity, dependability, and excellence of our school through their attentiveness to their studies, participation in activities and as a model campus citizen. This is the highest honor a student can achieve at Lebanon Middle School.


Birch Team

Kaitlyn Thai

Payson Fowler-Thorsen

Savannah Therriault

Christina Ni

Jacob Maughan

Annelise Brown


Maple Team

Anna Mae Hayward

Hannah Oliveira

Graham Kelly

Benjamin Madori

Annelies Hanna


Oak Team

Saanvi Bramhe

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LMS PRIDE Awards


The LMS Pride awards are a precursor to the LMS Core Values Awards that are given to 8th grade students who embody our school’s core values. For each of our LMS PRIDE core values, we recognize 5th, 6th, and 7th graders based on recommendations by their teachers. These students are demonstrating what we are striving to teach, develop, and model at LMS with each core value.


Pine Team (5th Grade)


Leadership - Cooper Davis

Motivation - Hannah Follensbee, Paisley Rancourt

Spirit - Bella Santaw, Graham Sielicki, Charlotte Smith


Perseverance - Lilly Descoteau, Andrew LaPorte, Omar Moran, Graham Sielicki, Hayli Ribeiro-Dube

Respect - Liana Reed, Maria Schroeck, Graham Sielicki, Logan Houdegbe

Integrity - Sam Laudate, Sean McCown, Kolja Ouellette, Graham Sielicki

Dependability - Caitlin Brown, Genevieve D’Entremont, Graham Sielicki

Excellence - Trillium Baldwin, Katherine Clary, Amelina Mangani, Katherine Seregina


Spruce Team (6th Grade)


Leadership - Lydia Kennelly, Kyrellos Antonios, Pipper Hamilton

Motivation - Hazel Gould, Julianna Elvira, James Barkley, Ava Fletcher

Spirit - Acadia Buck, Ella Kerin-Herrick, Addison Trussell, Bo Melendy


Perseverance - Jennifer Ou, Rhys Spaulding, Zaemani Bond, Cameron Freeman

Respect - Cyan Howard, Caleb Polk, Alinah Apigo, Jayden Allard

Integrity - Scout Wooten, Sawyer Hall

Dependability - Dahlia Gaffney, Evening Pilchik

Excellence - Samyra Graber, Jaxon Marsh


Birch Team


Leadership - Ian Danen, Kalyani Jogdand

Motivation - Amy Dixon-Vestal, Julia McGee

Spirit - Shaya Kiridena, Simon Trussell


Perseverance - Ethan Reed

Respect - Yuvraj Sathe, Henry Corwin

Integrity - Lena Chewning

Dependability - Ava Polk, Grace D’Entremont

Excellence - Catie Bachelder


Maple Team


Leadership - Ben Clary

Motivation - Mallory Eshbaugh

Spirit - Andrew Berndsen


Perseverance - Graham Achmoody
Respect - Elizabeth Maher

Integrity - Ollie Hannah

Dependability - John Polk

Excellence - Josephine Dizon


Oak Team


Leadership - Charlie Ferland, Miles Terwilliger

Motivation - Charlie Ferland, Veronica Getchell ,Breanna Vorachak

Spirit - Annabelle Norris, Avelina Pentella


Perseverance - Henry Souza, Ella Dannehy, Bani Kaur, Mai Le, Colby Scanlon

Respect - Austin Engert, Victor Musyoka, Aadish Niroula, Iryna Starodubtseva, Jonathan Hartzell

Integrity - Bennett Russell, Jonathan Hartzell, Colby Scanlon

Dependability - Austin Engert, Avelina Pentella, Ian Vasquez

Excellence - Victor Musyoka, Annabelle Norris, Bennett Russell, Mai Le, Miles Terwilliger

Presidential Awards for Excellence & Achievement

Achievement - Missed criteria for excellence but strong academicians earning A's and B's consistently while at LMS the last two years.


Eden Ames

Payton Breedlove

Annelise Brown

Cayleigh Brown

Kaylee Cross

Payson Fowler-Thorsen

Annelise Hanna

Anna Hayward

Samuel Herring

Benjamin Madory

Hannah Oliveira


Excellence - Overall A average consistently with state assessment and national assessment scores of highest score over the last two years at LMS.


Saanvi Bramhe

Graham Kelly

Lauren Maloney

Jacob Maughan

Sarah Smith

Katelyn Thai

Mariana Utell

Sarah Lynn Courage Award

Awarded by the faculty in honor of Sarah Lynn Manfredi, given to a student who best exhibits Sarah’s strengths: her courage to endure, her ability to laugh against all odds, her sportsmanship, and her willingness to try new adventures. Sarah was always walking forward and never looking back -

even when she did not know what the future held.


Georgia Gaffney

Taylor Lau

John Nicholls Music Awards

The John Nicholls music award is given in honor of John Nichols, a gifted and highly respected music teacher at Lebanon Junior High School for many years. During that time, Mr. Nicholls developed an outstanding music program that received local, state, and national recognition.


It is presented each year to an 8th grade student who best exemplifies those qualities of creativity, dedication, enthusiasm, and leadership in the Lebanon Middle School music program.


Band - Preston Rheaume

Chorus - Kaylee Cross

Yearbook Cover Contest Winner and Runner-Ups

Each year, LMS has a yearbook cover contest led by our Art Department.


This years winner was Alistair Smith.


Runner-Ups were Reese Chapman, Avery Raymond, Shaya Kiridena, and Amy Dixon-Vestal.

Athletics & Co-Curricular News

2022 LMS Fall Sports Registrations Open

Registration via FamilyID is now open for 7th/8th Football, 7th/8th Field Hockey and Golf for Fall 2022. Parents/Guardians can register their Student HERE.

8th Graders...LHS Athletics

Information for 8th graders interested in LHS athletics!
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Superintendent News and Information
Link to all past Superintendent Newsletters.
School Board News and Information
Community News
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Help us Bring Back the Lebanon Track!

Join our students, our schools, and our community to raise $300,000 to bring back this essential resource. For more information or to give, click here.


Top Five Reasons to Help Bring Back the Lebanon Track


  1. Resource for elementary, middle, and high school students, faculty, and staff who need a place to recreate
  2. LHS cross country and track & field programs will have a new, safe home to train and compete
  3. Community resource for non-profits to hold fundraisers for meaningful causes
  4. Economic driver for hosting meets and events
  5. Promotes healthy lifestyles and builds lifelong bonds and friendships


Thank you and take good care!


~The Track Fundraising Committee

Computer Tech Bootcamp

River Valley is excited to offer another FREE program for middle schoolers this summer! This is a great program that offers career exploration in the computer technology and cybersecurity industry. Here are some details.

Dates: June 21 – June 24

Where: RVCC, Claremont Campus

Time: 9:00 AM-12:00 PM

Cost: FREE!

Instructor: Bob Morris (rmorris@ccsnh.edu)

Please visit this link for more details and to sign up. https://www.rivervalley.edu/cwf/computer-technology-bootcamp/ or email Bob Morris, rmorris@ccsnh.edu with any questions.

Design Thinking, Entrepreneurship Summer Program by Stanford Designer and Shark Tank Entrepreneur

We are excited to let you know that Inspirit AI is now offering a 10-day bootcamp on Design Thinking and Entrepreneurship for high school students. The program is taught by Maddie Bradshaw, Shark Tank Entrepreneur/Harvard alum and Delaney Rua, Stanford product designer. We warmly invite Lebanon Middle School students to apply!

Design Thinking is a framework to identify and develop innovative solutions to problems that exist in the daily lives and is used by most prestigious organizations across the globe, like Intuit, Apple, and Facebook, to build impactful products. Design Thinking has been cited as a highly valuable career skill, and encourages the development of critical thinking and leadership principles in students of all interests. Inspirit AI’s 10-day, 25-hour small group program will help students work on a design/entrepreneurial project this summer. You can find key program highlights in the short note below.

Camp Gottalikachallenge!

NH Destination Imagination's summer program, Camp Gottalikachallenge has received grant funding to provide FREE camp tuition to our July session for up to ten NH students who qualify for free/reduced lunch.


Camp Gottalikachallenge combines creative problem solving and STEAM with classic summer camp fun. Our program creates a safe, structured, and supportive environment where campers are encouraged to tackle all kinds of new challenges and adventures.


Gotta Camp is open to any child rising into grades 5-9. As of right now, we have only a few spots left in the August session, and lots of space in the July session!

Session 1: July 24-29 at Lions Camp Pride in New Durham, NH

Session 2: August 7-12 at Brewster Academy in Wolfeboro, NH (COVID-19 vaccination required for this session)


While the grant funding is specifically for the July session, we do also offer our own need-based financial assistance that can be used for the August session.


If interested, please visit https://campgottalikachallenge.org/ for more information and to apply.

Lebanon Recreation Outdoor Adventures

Lebanon Recreation has some fun Outdoor Adventures this summer for ages 12+. Registration can be done online at LebanonNH.gov/Register.

HACTC Tech Camp

The HACTC is excited to offer our one-week Summer Tech Camp to middle school students again! We hope to see some Lebanon Middle School students here at the HACTC for camp this June.


Camp will be held June 20 - 24, 2022 in the mornings.


Some examples of past camp activities include: basic welding, changing a car tire, making homemade pasta and sauce, videography, photography, spa sciences, basic first aid/constructing a first aid kit, Cricut creations, Entrepreneur for a Day, Building a Toolbox, Community Service, and more. We will share this year's complete list of activities when we get closer to June.


We will offer bussing again for schools/towns that send 10 or more students, and will keep you posted once we start to receive camp applications. In years' past we have been able to offer a bus to Lebanon students.


Would you please distribute the attached flyer/application to your 6th, 7th and 8th graders about camp? It is posted here on our web site as well. Campers who attended last year may attend again this year if they are entering 8th or 9th grades - we will be offering new activities to participate in.



Thank you, and please let me know if you have any questions!

Jen

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Jennifer Thygesen

Outreach Coordinator

Hartford Area Career and Technology Center (HACTC)

802-359-4717

thygesenj@hartfordschools.net

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Lebanon Middle School

OUR MISSION STATEMENT


The Lebanon Middle School community challenges and supports all learners in a

rigorous, stimulating, and developmentally appropriate environment.


To achieve our mission, we strive to foster curiosity, lifelong learning, and global citizenship while encouraging individual aptitudes, interests, and talents by underscoring our core values of LMS PRIDE:


Leadership

Motivation

Spirit


Perseverance

Respect

Integrity

Dependability

Excellence


John P. D’Entremont, Principal

Kim Ezen, Assistant Principal

Synthia Liska, Student Services Administrator

Brett Franklin, Director of Athletics & Co-Curriculars

Email: jdentremont@sau88.net
Website: lms.sau88.net
Location: 3 Moulton Avenue, Lebanon, NH, USA
Phone: 603-448-3056
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LMSLebNH
Twitter: @LMSLebNH

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