Monday, Feb. 29
*Welcome Back Mrs. McLoud!!!!
Lunch: Pigs In a Blanket
Tuesday, March 1
1:00 p.m. MS W (H)
Rustin Jensen Lunch: Grilled Cheese w/ Tomato Soup
Wednesday, March 2nd
5:00 a.m. FFA Sate Degree Review
Dylan Dixon Lunch: Sesame Chicken w/ Noodles
Thursday, March 3rd
Brittanie Newman Lunch: Super Nachos
Friday, March 4th
Child Find A.M. at Elem.
Lamar Community College is proud to announce Kristin Arns and Beecher Strube as the two students named to the Phi Theta Kappa (PTK) All Colorado Academic Team for 2016.
Each year the All-Colorado Academic Team Luncheon and Awards Ceremony honors the top high-performing, community service oriented students from 14 Colorado community colleges. These students belong to their college's chapter(s) of the Phi Theta Kappa (PTK) honor society and have been selected as being the "best of the best" from their respective institutions.
Each year Lamar Community College seeks to recognize outstanding alumni through the Alumnus/Alumna of the Year award. LCC is currently accepting nominations for 2016.
Wednesday, February 17, Lamar Community College's Wellness Center was abuzz on with students from Alta Vista, Eads, Holly, Lamar Middle School, Lamar High School, Parkview, Plainview, Springfield, Walsh, and Wiley as they competed in the annual Southeast Colorado Regional Science Fair. The regional science fair featured 204 projects from elementary through high school level, from which 25 junior high and high school projects were chosen to continue to the state science fair in April.
The regional knowledge bowl competition was held at Lamar Community College on February 10. Teams from 24 schools scattered across Southeastern Colorado competed in the state-qualifying event. Six 2A schools and 18 1A schools were represented at the meet.
The competition was fierce,and a mere five points separated the third through eighth place teams in the 1A division, while there was a four-point spread between the second and fourth place 2A teams. The top six 1A and top two 2A schools qualified for the state tournament.
Friday, Feb. 26
School In Session* 2:00 Early Release
6:00 p.m. FFA Labor Auction HS Gym
Lunch: Pizza Day
Saturday, Feb. 27
HS BB Districts at Lamar
9:00 a.m. MS W at Fowler LV 6:30 a.m.
Monday, Feb. 29
*Welcome Back Mrs. McLoud!!!!
Lunch: Pigs In a Blanket
Tuesday, March 1
1:00 p.m. MS W (H)
The regional knowledge bowl competition was held at Lamar Community College on February 10. Teams from 24 schools scattered across Southeastern Colorado competed in the state-qualifying event. Six 2A schools and 18 1A schools were represented at the meet.
The competition was fierce, and a mere five points separated the third through eighth place teams in the 1A division, while there was a four-point spread between the second and fourth place 2A teams. The top six 1A and top two 2A schools qualified for the state tournament.
The Colorado State Forest Service is accepting applications from all Project Learning Tree-trained educators to receive free seedling trees from its Fort Collins nursery. Interested teachers may request seedlings for planting projects on public or private land, or as awards to students for events and contests.
The purpose of the Free Seedlings for Teachers Program is to encourage Colorado teachers to utilize PLT activities while promoting student involvement in tree planting and forest health projects.
By Curtis Turner
The Lamar Community College Welding program recently went through a facelift and redesign. The facelift involved doubling the space of the state of the art welding shop that previously housed the program. The welding shop now has sixteen self-ventilated welding booths with excellent equipment available for students to use in training.
