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LEMS Wildcats Explore Science in the Field

LEMS students explore hands-on science and environmental activities while discovering exciting careers in biology, forestry, and environmental health.

Three girls holding the Battle of the Books trophy.
Battle of the Books Champions at LEMS!

The Battle of the Books is a reading competition where students put their literary knowledge to the test! After reading eight books and preparing for months, teams compete in trivia-style battles to showcase their understanding. The Grand Battle brought fierce competition, and LEMS secured the traveling trophy, now proudly displayed in the library!

Kids playing unified basketball
Hoops, Hustle, and Inclusion at LEMS!

Unified Basketball Games at LEMS are full of energy, teamwork, and school spirit! Students come together to play, support one another, and celebrate inclusion. It’s an incredible event where every player gets a chance to shine. Way to go, Wildcats!

Group of WEB leaders in the cafeteria ready to give tours
8th Grade WEB Leaders in Action

Our incredible 8th-grade WEB Leaders are dedicated to helping our 6th graders transition to middle school with confidence! From leading tours of the building to offering guidance and support, these leaders play a key role in making sure our newest Wildcats feel welcome and prepared. They do an amazing job building connections and fostering a positive school community!

Four students sitting on the floor reading books and petting a golden retriever therapy dog in a school library
Reading with Therapy Dogs

On January 30, Human-Animal Bond in Colorado (HABIC) volunteers brought special furry friends to Lucile Erwin Middle School! Sixth-grade students who had just finished a literacy unit about helping dogs got the heartwarming opportunity to read to therapy dogs!

A perfect way to combine learning, literacy, and puppy love!

Students examine portraits and historical displays at Loveland Museum, engaging in hands-on learning about local history
Gifted Students Learn Beyond the Classroom

On February 11, Lucile Erwin Middle School’s gifted education students took a fun, immersive field trip to the Loveland Museum and Beet Education Center! From exploring local history to hands-on learning experiences, it was a day full of curiosity, creativity, and discovery!

LUC club students with special speaker Berenice Longoria from The Taco Stop
Latino Unified Club

Latino Unified Club students engaged with community leader Berenice Longoria from The Taco Stop, gaining insights and inspiration from local success stories.

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