On Monday, May 20, 2019, 8th grade students from Lawrence Middle School joined students from HAFTR Middle School, Bell Academy, staff, family and friends to view their Names, Not Numbers Documentary. The students applied early on in the school year to have the chance to participate in this one in a kind curriculum which bequeaths the memories, stories and lessons... READ MORE >
The Lawrence Middle School STEAM Fair was filled with excitement as students exhibited their creative and innovative projects. The dedication and commitment each student showed is a true reflection of the ability one holds to make an idea a reality. Through the night, Mrs. Gallopini and Mr. Watts organized musical performances to highlight the musical talent... READ MORE >
Next Week is Career Awareness week! Students will be working in the school based NAVIANCE system creating career profiles. 6th graders will be doing a Strengths Explorer. This assessment will develop student understanding of what they may be good at. 7th graders will be taking the Career Key Assessment. This will help students identify prominent... READ MORE >
Throughout the week of March 25th, Grade 6 students traveled to the Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory to take a dive into the wonderful world of DNA. To begin the experience, students solved a forensic mystery by collecting and analyzing various types of physical and DNA evidence. By conducting DNA sequencing comparisons, students ultimately decided the validity of the... READ MORE >
On Tuesday, March 26, Village of Lawrence Mayor Alex Edelman and Village Administrator Ronald Goldman visited Lawrence Middle School to celebrate the accomplishments of 8th graders who submitted their "If I were Mayor..." essays. Dr. Ann Pedersen, Superintendent of Schools, also enjoyed celebrating the writing of the 8th graders. Mayor Edelman shared his... READ MORE >
On Thursday, March 14, 2019, a group of enthusiastic, highly motivated, and dedicated seventh and eighth grade students represented Lawrence Middle School at the Long Island Science and Engineering Fair (LISEF) at the Crest Hollow Country Club. At the fair, the students competed against the top students from various districts throughout Long Island. In total, there... READ MORE >
On Thursday, March 7, 2019, a group of forty-one enthusiastic and motivated sixth and seventh grade STEM class students from Lawrence Middle School participated in an Egg Drop Challenge at the Cradle of Aviation Museum in Garden City. The students competed against other students from various schools. The students were accompanied by their STEM teachers, Mrs.... READ MORE >
Check out our live morning announcements for updates and news regarding Lawrence Middle School! March 8, 2019 Announcements A special thank you to our media club for another great presentation of announcements. READ MORE >
The success of the Iron Giraffe Challenge continues to grow! At this point, students have raised their initial goal of $1,000, which earns Lawrence Middle School the opportunity to submit their name for a possible visit by the author of A Long Walk To Water. Students are still collecting donations from the Iron Giraffe Challenge. Please stay tuned to discover the... READ MORE >
On Wednesday, February 13, and Thursday, February 14, 2019, the 7th grade students at Lawrence Middle School participated in the Iron Giraffe Challenge. Before the challenge, students read and learned about the hardships, perseverance and the grit of the characters in our CCLS book, A Long Walk to Water, by Linda Sue Park. As part of the 7th grade ELA curriculum... READ MORE >
The first issue of the trumpet is here! Thank you to Mrs. Kampton and all of our LMS Trumpet members for the first newspaper publication during the 2018 - 2019 school year. Be sure to take a look inside to see at all the wonderful events that have occurred this year and some informative articles about Lawrence Middle School!The Trumpet READ MORE >
During this month, our Grade 7 students had the opportunity to visit United Skates and engage in a three hour program that combines STEM education and physical education in an exciting format. During the lessons, students were able to witness various ways in which Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Math come together in real world situations. Students worked... READ MORE >
Rohan Murphy is a nationally recognized motivational speaker who has traveled all over the United States giving his message of perseverance and no excuses to youth everywhere. On Feburary 7, 2019, Rohan graced our Middle School with his unbelievable message of being inclusive and having hope. Rohan Murphy was told many times that he would not able to achieve his... READ MORE >
On Friday, February 1, 2019, the Middle School had their second Town Hall of the school year. Town Hall is an opportunity for students, faculty, and staff to reflect on the exciting events going on every day at LMS. Grades 6, 7, and 8 are brought together to celebrate what goes on at LMS, and remember that each student is an important part of our community. Our... READ MORE >
During the week of January 22-25, the Middle School celebrated Positive Praise Week. An important aspect of the week involves students reflecting on our Core Values of Respect, Integrity, Caring, and Honesty. Ms. Berry and Mrs. Velthaus have proudly displayed their student work around RICH. Nice job! READ MORE >
Lawrence Public Schools hosted the Nassau Music Educators Association Division 1 West All County Festival for the fifth year during the first week of January. 5th grade students from schools throughout Nassau County attended rehearsals at the Broadway Campus. Close to 600 students, were greeted by Lawrence Music Honor Society students, Music staff and our... READ MORE >
On Wednesday, October 24, 2018, twenty-five sixth and eighth grade students from Lawrence Middle School participated in a KidWind competition at the Cradle of Aviation Museum in Garden City. In preparation for this exciting event, the middle school students worked in teams during their STEM classes under the guidance of Mrs. Ubertini, Mrs. Sarceno, and Mr.... READ MORE >