LRMS’ Lights, Camera, Lakers Rocks the House!

The annual Lights, Camera, Lakers show entertained a packed house at LRMS this past week! Coordinated by Mrs. Tompkins and Mrs. McCutchan, the event showcases the school’s best singers, dancers and musicians. The audience members were astounded by the amazing and talented performances. Over $200 was raised for Relay for Life.

The winners of the talent show are: Vocal, Pop: Chloe Clarke, “If I Ain’t Got You” Vocal, Musical Theatre: Madison Wicker,

“Nothing” from A Chorus Line Vocal, Male: Anthony Montes de Oca ,“Magic” Instrumental: Sun Babraityte, Chopin Nocturne

on piano Dance: Tatiana Weeks & Brianna Dorie Audience Favorite: dancers Haley Soltmann &

Hailey Mearns

BRAVO to the LRMS performers!

Lead & Seed Helps CommunityWith Drug “Take Back”

On Saturday, January 31, the Lead and Seed team, in conjunction with the Brick Township Police Department, hosted a community drug “take-back” program at Lion’s Head Retirement Village. The Lead and Seed program trains young students to become peer leaders in the effort to encourage youth to stay away from drugs and alcohol. They collected nearly 43 pounds of unused and/or expired prescription drugs! Their inspiring efforts were featured on News 12 NJ, WOBM radio, and in the Brick Patch. Great job, Lead and Seed!

THE LAKER LEDGERDelivering the Goods on LRMS February 20, 2015

February’s “Laker Leaders” Recognized

LRMS’ Character Education curriculum is modeled after the “7 Habits of Highly Successful Teens.” Students who most successfully modeled “Habit #3: Put First Things First” were honored this past week. Habit #3 teaches students that prioritizing takes discipline. It takes discipline to manage time...It takes discipline to overcome fears…It takes discipline to be strong in the hard moments and resist peer pressure. We at LRMS are especially proud of these Laker Leaders because, according to surveys, Habit #3 is the hardest to live. Congrats LRMS Laker Leaders!

Do You Recognize Me?The “lost and found” bin is stuffed to the brim! Parents, if your child is missing sneakers, a hoodie, or other items, please remind them to check the “lost and found” bin housed near the multi-purpose room. Thanks in advance!