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280 Wolf StreetCongratulations to 7th graders Kathryn Bryan and Brittany Krug and to 6th graders Carlos Lopez and Cheyenne Edgin. Their artwork has been chosen to represent Lake Hamilton Middle School at the Have a Heart for Art Competition at the Malco Theater on February 3, 2012. Their artwork will be on display during February's Galley Walk from 5 to 9 p.m. on the 1st Friday night of the month.
The 7th grade Pre-AP science classes enjoyed two guest speakers during the month of January. Shawn Welch and Luke Boganny, both perfusionists at St. Joseph's Hospital, gave a presentation on the responsibilities of their job, which is to keep the blood flowing in patients during heart surgery. They brought one of the machines they use and demonstrated how the equipment worked. They explained what a perfusionist monitors during surgery, and the education needed to enter the profession. Students had the opportunity to have the level of oxygen in their brain measured, with a few also having their heart rate monitored. A very informative and fun presentation!
Mrs. Alexander's students are using iPads to publish fables about determination. Students used pictures, drawings, and recordings of their voices to make the fable books.
Mrs. House's Social Studies classes used the COW (Computer on Wheels) to create individual PowerPoints on the regions of the United States. Each student had a laptop on their desk to research their region's content and to use the PowerPoint program to construct their creative presentations.
Mrs. House's Language Arts students used iPads to take a teacher created pretest from a new unit of study online. The students' individual results were recorded and sent to Mrs. House for instant feedback on her students' prior knowledge before starting the unit.
Lake Hamilton Middle School Benchmark Awards Ceremonies will be held in the Middle School gym at 9:00 a.m. on the following days: 6th grade – Wednesday, February 22, 2012 and 7th grade – Thursday, February 23, 2012.
February 17 and 20, March 16, and April 27, 2012, are scheduled as days on which Lake Hamilton Schools will make-up any previously missed days due to bad weather. In the event that LHSD does not cancel any regular school day before the inclement weather days arrive, no classes will be held and students will be dismissed on these dates.
School closing announcements due to inclement weather will be made through local media, on the district website and by telephone. If you have changed your primary contact number since initial registration or if you have not received any calls from the district this year, you should update your telephone number in order to receive automated notifications. Please contact your child's school office to update your contact information.
The National Center for Educational Achievement (NCEA), a department of ACT, Inc., recognized Lake Hamilton Middle School as a 2011 NCEA Higher Performing School. Lake Hamilton Middle School received Higher Performing (HP) recognition in the following areas: Higher performing in Math based on the number of students that have advanced scores in Math on the statewide Benchmark exams. The Higher Performing Schools (formerly known as Just for the Kids Schools) are identified by two measures: consistent improvement in student achievement from previous years (growth) and/or absolute student achievement using the schools advanced performance results on the spring 2011 Arkansas ABE (Augmented Benchmark Examinations). NCEA's higher performing methodology controls for school and student demographics to allow for an apples-to-apples comparison of school achievement and to demonstrate that with the commitment of educators, all schools can have success no matter the zip code. NCEA provided award certificates to each Higher Performing School and the district.
Students, parents and teachers there is a lost and found located in the half hallway next to the teacher’s lounge and nurse’s office. Items not claimed after 10 days will be donated to someone in need. If you have lost an item, please check the lost and found daily. Lost backpacks, textbooks and breakable items must be sent to the front office.
LHMS is now a drop off ZONE for Big Brothers and Big Sister clothing donation program. The large green donation bin is located in the LHMS front parking lot. Help keep the earth green by recycling your clothing donations and keeping them out of landfills.
We are proud to announce that Lake Hamilton Middle School is a 2010 NCEA Higher Performing School (formerly known as Just for the Kids Higher Performing School)! NCEA is a department of ACT, a not-for-profit organization committed to helping people achieve education and workplace success. We identify Higher Performing Schools based on one of two measures: consistent improvement in student achievement from previous years (growth) and/or absolute student achievement using the school's advanced performance results on the spring 2010 Arkansas Augmented Benchmark Examinations. Read more...
Several art students from Lake Hamilton participated in the 2011 Arkansas Art Educators Region 5 Art Show at the ArtChurch in downtown Hot Springs during Gallery Walk. Of the 39 ribbons handed out, art students from Lake Hamilton won 14, including four 1st place winners that are going to state. See all our winners...
The Lake Hamilton Middle School is committed to education of children in transition from childhood to adolescence by providing an environment in which each child attains literacy and creates learners for life in a fast moving world of technology.