LCMCS is pleased to welcome author, teacher, and lawyer, Shari Lane, as the volunteer instructor for our new young writers club! Writing has always been part of Shari’s life: her first “full length” novel, written when she was in 6th grade, starred guinea pigs who turned into slippers by day, and back into guinea pigs…
Attention Readers! We are happy to announce our school will be hosting a Scholastic Book Fair this year. The fair will be held March 12th & 13th after school which are two regular school days and March 18-20 which are the days we have conferences. This is an easy and convenient opportunity to purchase some…
Greetings LCMCS Families from the Lego Club. We want you to know a group of our students are exhibiting their creations this weekend at the Bricks Cascade Lego Expo at the Convention Center in Portland. At this internationally recognized event, our LCMCS booth will showcase our large Lego city (4 feet by 8 feet), which…
Thursday, February 20, 2020 5pm – 7pm in the LCMCS Auditorium Hosted by Kami Hettwer and Younger/Older Elementary Students Plase RSVP below if you plan to attend. You’re invited to join us for Family Folk Dance Night! All LCMCS students, staff and their families are welcome. Students are learning the dances in class and…
By Peter Jensen Last weekend I took a few hours to visit the Exquisite Creatures exhibit at OMSI. This art & science show ends on Monday, February 17th and I highly recommend you try to see it before it closes. The beauty, color, artistry, and diversity of nature will capture your imagination. Christopher Marley’s art…
Support our school AND get a great deal on season passes at Mount Hood Theater! (Your ticket purchase helps fund the community building work our Community Engagement Committee (CEC) does throughout the school year.) 10 movies for $10! Each ticket gets one child and two adults into 10 shows. Click here to purchase your pass today!…
by Scarlett Bowen (Celilo) When I found the salamander, it took me a second to see it because it was all brown and it blends in with its surroundings. I first found it on the school sidewalk in the morning as I was walking to go inside from parent drop off. It was brown all…
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