Daily Announcements
Week of Monday, December 4, 2023 thru Friday, December 8, 2023
Monday, December 4, 2023
Attention all LMHS students, the High School STEAM class will be selling 3D printed fidget toys this week during lunch periods in the Student Center. Items include Infinity Cubes and Whale Sharks. They range in price from $5 to $10 depending on size and color. Please bring cash. Items may go quickly so make sure you come early to get your first choice of color. All proceeds will be used to buy new materials for future classes. Thanks!
7th and 8th graders--we will let you play in our games!! From now until Dec. 6th we will be participating in the Reindeer Games! The Spirit Stick is up for grabs! Bring in your donations for Love Our Community and Care Team any day to help your grade earn their antlers! Wear your Santa hat for just a $1 donation every day! Bake your heart out and catch the Holiday Spirit!
See Mrs. Cantley or Mr. Rife for more details.
Attention Readers! The Middle School Book Clubs will be held on Friday, December 15th in the library during your academic assist and lunch periods. Those participating this month will need to sign up in advance before Thursday, December 14th and bring a like-new book to exchange. Wrap it, write 3 clues on it, and hand it to Mrs. Peterson or Mrs. Harrison before December 14th. If you need a like-new book, stop in the library.
Today’s Digital News Team meeting is canceled.
It's time for the annual Fall blood drive! Vitalant Bloodmobile will be here next Friday, Dec. 8, right outside the PAH. You must be at least 16 years old to donate with a parent permission form signed and returned. If you are 17 or older, you do not need a permission form. See Mrs. Baker in room 153 or stop by the sign up table near room 153 during your lunch period to sign up to donate. You can help save up to 3 lives with one donation...sign up today!
There will be a College Credit Plus information meeting for all students grades 7th-12th on Wednesday, December 6th at 6pm in the PAH. This meeting is for parents and students interested in CCP opportunities for next school year. This meeting will go over the requirements needed to apply for College Credit Plus opportunities for the 24-25 school year. If you have any questions, please see the School Counselor's office.
Students, do you have an idea for a product or business? Do you already have a side hustle going? Stark Tank is an opportunity for High School Students in Stark county to pitch their ideas to successful business people and win lots of cash. All it takes to start is a one-minute video showing your idea – it can be a concept drawn on paper, a prototype, or an existing business. See Mrs. Tompot for more information.
Congratulations to our high school competition cheer team for winning the Federal League title yesterday at Green High School! We are so proud of you ladies! Way to bring the title back home!
Congratulations to our middle school competition cheer team as well for winning the Federal League title yesterday at Green High School! We are so proud of you ladies!
The Lake Boys Varsity Basketball team lost a heartbreaker in double overtime on Friday evening at Boardman 51-50. Leading the scoring for the Streaks was Wil Koehl with 15 points, Josh Coffield 13 points, Zach Novak 13 points and Drew Gulllet chipped in with 9. The JV defeated Boardman 29-23. The Team plays Perry this Friday at home in their Federal League opener.
The girls basketball team improved their record to 3-0 over the weekend with a road win over Massillon 81-70. Emma Anderson and Savannah Horning led the Blue Streaks with 21 points a piece. Paige Marshall added 16 and Serenitee Johnson 14. The girls hope to extend their winning streak at Boardman on Wednesday! Good Luck ladies!
Tuesday, December 5, 2023
Students, the Blue Streak Cafe is featuring 3 holiday drinks that are only available until Thursday December 14th! Be sure to stop down and check them out before they are gone!
Do you remember back to elementary school when a Santa shop was set up to purchase Christmas gifts for family and friends? You will have the opportunity to shop in the middle/high-school Dec. 11-13th in the hot spot during periods 3-6. Don’t forget your cash!
High School Book Club meets this Thursday during lunch periods in the Hot Spot. This is the meeting where you bring a wrapped book with clues on it to exchange. See Mrs. Peterson if you need a book to wrap.
Attention all LMHS students, the High School STEAM class will be selling 3D printed fidget toys this week during lunch periods in the Student Center. Items include Infinity Cubes and Whale Sharks. They range in price from $5 to $10 depending on size and color. Please bring cash. Items may go quickly so make sure you come early to get your first choice of color. All proceeds will be used to buy new materials for future classes. Thanks!
It's time for the annual Fall blood drive! Vitalant Bloodmobile will be here Friday, Dec. 8, right outside the PAH. You must be at least 16 years old to donate with a parent permission form signed and returned. If you are 17 or older, you do not need a permission form. See Mrs. Baker in room 153 or stop by the sign up table near room 153 during your lunch period to sign up to donate. You can help save up to 3 lives with one donation...sign up today!
There will be a College Credit Plus information meeting for all students grades 7th-12th on Wednesday, December 6th at 6pm in the PAH. This meeting is for parents and students interested in CCP opportunities for next school year. This meeting will go over the requirements needed to apply for College Credit Plus opportunities for the 24-25 school year. If you have any questions, please see the School Counselor's office.
Students, do you have an idea for a product or business? Do you already have a side hustle going? Stark Tank is an opportunity for High School Students in Stark county to pitch their ideas to successful business people and win lots of cash. All it takes to start is a one-minute video showing your idea – it can be a concept drawn on paper, a prototype, or an existing business. See Mrs. Tompot for more information.
Attention ALL 7th Graders! Are you good at math? Would you like to be a part of a team? Then see Mrs. Hadinger in room 115 for more information about this year’s Math Team. *Sign up by Friday, Dec. 8th.
Mrs. King’s 4th period study hall please report to Room 144 today.
7th and 8th graders--we will let you play in our games!! From now until Dec. 6th we will be participating in the Reindeer Games! The Spirit Stick is up for grabs! Bring in your donations for Love Our Community and Care Team any day to help your grade earn their antlers! Wear your Santa hat for just a $1 donation every day! Bake your heart out and catch the Holiday Spirit!
See Mrs. Cantley or Mr. Rife for more details.
The Blue Streaks Girls Varsity Bowling team was victorious yesterday in Stark County Conference action over the Alliance Aviators. Abby Meffert led the Lake effort with a 176 game/324 series, and Kaylee Holler chipped in with a 161 game/293 series. Lake is now 2-1 this season.
The Lake Boys Varsity Bowling team glided to a victory over the Aviators from Alliance Yesterday at Park Centre Lanes. Several Blue Streaks had notable games. Zac Abbott rolled a 237. Brady Tompot had a 224 game, and high team series of 427. Logan Hamrick added a 219 game/413 series, and Braden McKinney chipped in with a nice 189 game.
In JV action from last week, the Girls and Boys JV teams rode the big yellow bus over the river and through the woods to Carrollton to take on the Warriors. It was a tough night for the Blue Streaks JV teams, with the Boys losing by -37 pins and the Girls coming up -79 pins shy. For the Girls, Raegan Holstine had high game of 142 and 255 series. For Lake's Boys, Ben Venus had high game of 200 and a 355 series. Bradyn Meadows was consistent, adding a 167 game/326 series.
All the Blue Streak teams are right back on the lanes Tuesday afternoon at Park Centre Lanes for our Federal League opener vs NC Hoover, match time is 4:00 PM.
Last night your very own 7th grade white basketball team defeated GlenOak 35-17, sending the screaming eagles back to their nest empty handed.
Wednesday, December 6, 2023
Teen Institute is canceled for today. Next week we'll be making blankets for the nursing home on Wednesday after school.
Did you know for every $3.00 cup of non-fair-trade coffee sold, farmers receive only two cents? This is only one example of how workers are taken advantage of when selling their products. With fair trade however, the goal is to help support third world countries by paying producers the deserved wage. This helps citizens in third world countries support their families and improve their quality of life. Please stop down Dec. 11-13th to treat yourself with a gift or surprise someone with a handcrafted present for the holidays, all while supporting women artisans in third world countries.
The High School Drama Club holiday party will take place after school until 4pm on Thursday, December 14th in the cafeteria. There will be snacks, games, and a white elephant gift exchange. Throw on your best ugly sweater and come out to celebrate.
STAND will meet today at 2:30 at the SOC.
Attention all LMHS students, the High School STEAM class will be selling 3D printed fidget toys this week during lunch periods in the Student Center. Items include Infinity Cubes and Whale Sharks. They range in price from $5 to $10 depending on size and color. Please bring cash. Items may go quickly so make sure you come early to get your first choice of color. All proceeds will be used to buy new materials for future classes. Thanks!
It's time for the annual Fall blood drive! Vitalant Bloodmobile will be here Friday, Dec. 8, right outside the PAH. You must be at least 16 years old to donate with a parent permission form signed and returned. If you are 17 or older, you do not need a permission form. See Mrs. Baker in room 153 or stop by the sign up table near room 153 during your lunch period to sign up to donate. You can help save up to 3 lives with one donation...sign up today!
There will be a College Credit Plus information meeting for all students grades 7th-12th TONIGHT at 6pm in the PAH. This meeting is for parents and students interested in CCP opportunities for next school year. This meeting will go over the requirements needed to apply for College Credit Plus opportunities for the 24-25 school year. If you have any questions, please see the School Counselor's office.
Students, do you have an idea for a product or business? Do you already have a side hustle going? Stark Tank is an opportunity for High School Students in Stark county to pitch their ideas to successful business people and win lots of cash. All it takes to start is a one-minute video showing your idea – it can be a concept drawn on paper, a prototype, or an existing business. See Mrs. Tompot for more information.
2023-2024 First Semester Exams! Please review the attachment posted in Schoology! Start preparing now to make for a less anxious exam period. Any 8th graders taking a high school level course will take any exams during the assigned exam time. All 7th and 8th graders are expected to be in school the entire day and are not permitted to leave the building. Please see your teachers if you have any questions.
Attention Junior Service Club members - there will be no meeting today. We will meet next Wednesday, December 13th.
Attention ALL 7th Graders! Are you good at math? Would you like to be a part of a team? Then see Mrs. Hadinger in room 115 for more information about this year’s Math Team. *Sign up by Friday, Dec. 8th.
The Lake Blue Streaks Girls Bowling team beat the Hoover Vikings in a close match yesterday. Lake was in the lead by +4 pins after the individual games, and on the strength of a 226 'clean' 1st Baker game, took a 69 pin lead, and won the match by 72 pins. Lake was led by Kaylee Holler who rolled a 225 game/427 series and Ali Templeton had a 168 game/334 series to aid in the winning cause.
In the JV match, Lake had a 34 pin lead after the individual games, and carried that margin to a 31 pin victory over Hoover's JV girls. Raegan Holstine had high series with a 286. Kait Thomas had a 176 game and Alexis Westfall added a 162 game.
The Blue Streaks Boys Bowling team came up -183 pins shy yesterday in their Federal League opening match at Park Centre Lanes. Lake was led by Zac Abbott who rolled a 226 game/435 series, Brady Tompot had a 243 game/423 series and Logan Hamrick chipped in with a 212 game/422 series.
In the JV Boys match, Lake used the strength of a 236 Baker game to take the lead and pull out a victory by a narrow 5 pin margin! Rookie Josh Trent led the JV Keglers with a 188 game/366 series, and Andrew Venus contributed a 181 game/350 series.
The Lake Bowling teams are on the big yellow bus on Thursday afternoon as they travel to Hall of Fame Lanes to roll off vs Canton McKinley. Match time is 4:00 PM.
Thursday, December 7, 2023
Congratulations to the varsity academic challenge team on a huge overtime win against GlenOak. The team was led by seniors Matt Wilt, Wyatt Tatum, and Quinn Patrykus. The JV team fought hard, but came up short against the Eagles. The academic challenge team will be back in action against New Philadelphia next week.
Did you know that fair trade not only promotes poor countries economically, but also sponsors gender equality? You have the opportunity to support hard-working women in third world countries, while also checking Christmas items off your list. This year, both high school and middle school students can shop for family and friends at the Secret Santa Workshop next Monday through Wednesday, located in the Hot Spot. Be sure to visit during your lunch period!
YOU are invited to TWO22! TWO22 is TODAY after school from 2:22 p.m. until 4:00 at the YMCA. Come and bring a friend or just come and BE a friend. We are looking forward to seeing you all there.
The High School Drama Club holiday party will take place after school until 4pm on Thursday, December 14th in the cafeteria. There will be snacks, games, and a white elephant gift exchange. Throw on your best ugly sweater and come out to celebrate.
Attention all LMHS students, the High School STEAM class will be selling 3D printed fidget toys this week during lunch periods in the Student Center. Items include Infinity Cubes and Whale Sharks. They range in price from $5 to $10 depending on size and color. Please bring cash. Items may go quickly so make sure you come early to get your first choice of color. All proceeds will be used to buy new materials for future classes. Thanks!
It's time for the annual Fall blood drive! Vitalant Bloodmobile will be here Friday, Dec. 8, right outside the PAH. You must be at least 16 years old to donate with a parent permission form signed and returned. If you are 17 or older, you do not need a permission form. See Mrs. Baker in room 153 or stop by the sign up table near room 153 during your lunch period to sign up to donate. You can help save up to 3 lives with one donation...sign up today!
Students, do you have an idea for a product or business? Do you already have a side hustle going? Stark Tank is an opportunity for High School Students in Stark county to pitch their ideas to successful business people and win lots of cash. All it takes to start is a one-minute video showing your idea – it can be a concept drawn on paper, a prototype, or an existing business. See Mrs. Tompot for more information.
2023-2024 First Semester! Exams Please review the attachment in Schoology! Start preparing now to make for a less anxious exam period. Any 8th graders taking a high school level course will take any exams during the assigned exam time. All 7th and 8th graders are expected to be in school the entire day and are not permitted to leave the building. Please see your teachers if you have any questions.
Attention ALL 7th Graders! Are you good at math? Would you like to be a part of a team? Then see Mrs. Hadinger in room 115 for more information about this year’s Math Team. *Sign up by Friday, Dec. 8th.
The girls basketball team improved their record to 4-0 last night defeating Boardman 68-50. Lead scorers for the Blue Streak were Serenitee Johnson with 21, Paige Marshall dropped a career high 20 and Emma Anderson added 12. The girls begin Federal League action at Perry on Saturday.