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- Faculty Advisor
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- Mission or Purpose
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- Planned Activities
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- Academic Bowl
- Lisa Redmon
Suzanne Brooks
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- To foster a competitive learning spirit, quiz bowl type activities against other middle schools
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- Student participate in county-wide and RESA level competitions.
- Weekly Meetings
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- Art Club
- Da Vinci's Art Club
- Crissie Singleton
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- To expose and promote the interest in visual arts, opportunities for the expantion and developement of artistic skills
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- Members are recognized throughout the year with opportinties to enter state and country exhibits, as well as exhibiting their work in our school gallery.
- Weekly Meetings
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- Band
- Russell Wilson
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Connection Class |
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- Beta Club (Junior)
- Sheila Taylor
- Janice Spradlin
- Ellen Boyd
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Nationally recognized Honor Society, students must maintain a GPA of 90, sponsors encourage service involvement that benefits both school and community
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Students visit nursing homes, women's shelters, work with Habitat for Humanity, may attend the Georgia Jr. Beta Convention
Montly Meeting during school
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Builders Club
Antoinette Smith
Ricki Coleman
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An international student-led organization providing members with opportunities to perform service, build character, and develop leadership skills
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Students participate in service projects to benefit the school and community.
Montly Meeting during school
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Chorus
Bonnie Krider
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Chorus offers opportunities for advanced musicians such as Honor Chorus and All-State Chorus
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Chorus performs 3-4 concerts each year
Connection Class
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Drama Club
Doris Leak
Adriana Cantwell
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- To expose students to
theatre arts, gives students a creative outlet for performance talent
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Students learn acting techniques, work towards an end of the year performance
Monthly Meeting
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- F.E.A. (Future Educators
Association) - Karen Poore
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To foster the recruitment and development of prospective educators and serve as a foundation to the CCSS Teacher Pipeline
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Support to classroom teachers, Various school, community, and international service projects
Monthly Meetings
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- J.A.M. Club
- Lisa Redmon
- Suzanne Brooks
- Renee Ratcliff
- Josh Bishop
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- To provide students a Christian and Biblically-based after-school club in which to discuss issues facing middle school students and allow them to find answers for themselves in the Bible.
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- "See You At The Pole", "National Day of Prayer"
- weekly; student-led devotionals; community service
- Every Tuesday for student-let devotional and Second Friday of the month after school until 4:45 p.m.
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Lee Pet Lovers Club
Staci Stoel
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Community awareness of the care of pets |
Sponsored by the Newnan-Coweta Humane Society |
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- Math Counts
- Lynette Hanus
- Kristen Brady
- Kelli Allen
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To promote Middle school Mathematics achievement
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- Students have the opportunity to use specially prepared curriculum materials to represent LMS at a competition, may also be asked to serve as peer tutors
- Weekly Meetings after school
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- National Honor Society (Junior)
(8th Grade) - Kelli Jeffries
- Carrie DeBilzan
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- To create enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render services, to promote leadership, and
to develope character in the students of secondary schools
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- Active involvement in school activities and community services
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- Police Academy (Junior)
- Phillip Burkett
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- Cadets learn about civil law and subjects related to law enforcement
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- Visit local Judicial proceedings and participate in meetings with the school resource office
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- Student Council (Junior)
- Lisa Redmon
- Jennifer Watson
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- A nationally affiliated organization that promotes leadership, develop and enhance school spirit and represent the student body
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- Students will participate in a representative panel for decision-making and host school activities
- Monthly Meetings after school
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- Yearbook Club
- Sally Cavanaugh
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- To develop photography skills and creativity in creating a yearbook
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- Students will be creating the 2012-2013 yearbook.
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