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Thursday, March 7 (New Date!)
Last Day to make changes for next year’s course requests – Contact your Counselor.
2019-2020 Honey Bears Drill Team
Congratulations to the following students who have auditioned and been invited to be on the 2019-2020 Honey Bears Drill Team!
Christina Baker, Emily Boram, Aniken Borel, Breahna Burrows, Samantha De La Cruz, Emily Faust, Madeline Finn, Kylie Huff, Jadyn Ihle, Makenzie Meulemans, Yuliana Newell, Sydney Peet, Abby Sadler, Shelby Smith, Annabel Stephenson, Abbigail Thomas, Ashley Umbenhaur, Haylee Wheeler, Emily White, Kadence Williams
Transportation Information
New for 2018-2019 – The entrance to the student parking lot on 87 by the bandhall is an EXIT only and is blocked off to through traffic. Parents going through the drop-off line will exit to 87 by the bandhall, which should help the flow of traffic in the afternoon. Parents and students CANNOT ENTER the student parking lot from Hwy 87 entrance by the bandhall—it is an exit only for car rider pick up and drop off.
AM:
- Student Drivers – Students are only allowed to enter the parking lot through the Bear Path gates, and both gates are open.
- Drop Off – Parents enter from north 87 driveway across from car wash, drop off at the front of the school, pull through the driveway and exit onto Hwy 87 by the bandhall. That exit is now an exit for parent drop off only.
- Buses – Little Cypress buses drop off at 6:50 a.m., and Mauriceville buses between 7:00-7:05 a.m. Buses enter through the Hwy 87 entrance across from car wash and drop off behind the cafeteria.
PM:
- Student Drivers – Students exit onto Bear Path only, and both gates will be open.
- Pick Up – Parents enter from north 87 driveway across from car wash, pick up at the front of the school, pull through the driveway and exit onto Hwy 87, (same as AM procedures).
- Buses – Buses enter on Bear Path and pick up behind the cafeteria; then leave campus through the driveway to 87 across from the car wash.
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LCMCISD Qualifies for Free Lunch
Little Cypress-Mauriceville CISD has been approved for the Community Eligibility Provision (CEP) in child nutrition. The CEP is a Department of Agriculture program which will provide free breakfast and lunch to all LCM students during the 2018-19 school year. LCM qualifies for this as a result of our high homeless numbers following Hurricane Harvey. Students will still be charged for ala cart items purchased.
Academically grounded, technologically advanced, student-centered, community-supported and respectful of individuality . . . these are the hallmarks of Little Cypress-Mauriceville High School. Its broad-based curriculum includes advanced placement and honors classes, dual credit courses, and a full spectrum of career/technical offerings. Students get a solid foundation for future academic achievement. Students with special needs have access to multiple resources to ensure success.
As a Microsoft Innovative School and IT Academy, LCM High School offers students the opportunity to take courses that will prepare them to test for Microsoft Office Specialist certifications.
Extra-curricular activities and organizations appeal to a wide variety of student interests: Student Council, National Honor Society, foreign language clubs, service clubs, and FFA, to name a few. Major competitive sports include football, volleyball, baseball, softball, soccer, tennis, track, cross country, and golf. Band, choir, drama, yearbook, speech, and debate have been consistent award winners.
Little Cypress-Mauriceville High School is also supported by an experienced staff, involved parent organizations and active school-community partners.
