Levelland Middle School received 76 Division I medals at the recent Region
XVI Vocal Division North Zone Solo and Ensemble Competition. The contest
was held at Frenship High School on Saturday, February 4th.
There were 6 ensembles and 14 solos. Deborah Payne, LMS choir director, was also the accompanist for LMS students.

University Interscholastic League (UIL) Solo & Ensemble Participants
include:

6th Grade Ensembles

Christen Covarrubias, Anthony Flores, Brenae Gibbs, Samara Lambright, Noah
Martinez, Gardenia Mendoza, Ariana Perez, Kristen Pigg, Conde Rodriquez,
Paige Royal, Alexis Valderas

Not shown: M’Kenzi Campbell

Jane Fidaleo, Natalia Garza, Breanna Gonzales, Kenzee Kent, Megan Latham,
Sabina Rodriguez, Krislyn Rodriguez, Megan Scott, Autumn Tackett, Rebecca
Tijerina, Alex Young

7th Grade Ensemble

Kaila Albus*, Micaela Broselow, Desirea Coronado*, Angelica Eggert, Lila
Flores*, Elizabeth Foster*, Bethany Irons, BaLeigh Pugh*, Jordan Ramirez*,
Faith Torres, Sydney Vorheis, Delaina Weaver

*indicates solos, also

7th /8th Grade Tenor/ Bass Ensemble

Dante Anderson, Austin Cline, Ty Maner*, Braden Price*, David Rios,
Tristan Rodabaugh

*indicates solos, also

8th Grade Treble Ensembles

Komal Bhakta, Maci French, Kim Galindo, Anna Grack, Yahaira Martinez,
Celeste Ontiveros*, Maribel Ramirez, Holli Smith*, Kesia Vargas, Courtney
Villanueva,

Emily Edwards, Ember Fowler, Maci French,Kelsi Honesto, Morgan McCutchen*,
Alyah Perez, Brittany Pilip*, Isabel Tavarez*, Amanda Torrez, Kesia Vargas,
Madeline Watkins*

Not shown: Emily Edwards

*indicates solos, also

Parent volunteers who helped with the Solo/Ensemble contest for LMS choirs
on Saturday,
February 4th at Frenship HS.

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The Lobo Lair – Levelland High School – Sports Briefs.

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Capitol Elementary first grader, Eliazer, just  shared an exciting moment.  He worked on reading his book and then came  to share his story with Mr. Race, his principal.  Great job, Eliazer!  Keep up the good work!

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The school newspaper, the Lobo Lair, is now online. A printed version may still be published a few times a year (like at graduation), but the online version will be updated by adding onto it weekly.

“We hope students will read the online version more than they did the printed one. School news is available instantly now with the mobile version on cell phones or the full version on computers. The newspaper staff will be able to update it more often than they could print a newspaper because the online version is free; whereas, the printed newspaper was funded by advertising which was getting harder and harder to sell,” Kelly Williamson, adviser, said.

In addition to stories about students, events, etc. that would normally be in a printed newspaper, the online Lobo Lair includes the current local weather and a calendar of events. Readers can also comment on the stories and/or email the staff members.

“We would like to include news that may interest our students whether it happens on or off campus. For example, we’d like to include concert dates on our calendar and release dates of anticipated movies,” Williamson said. “Look for these additions soon.”

“It will allow us to include news like when a student signs with a college or a student wins at contest. Before, a lot of school news was old news by the time we got advertising sold, stories written, pages designed, and paper proofread so it didn’t get printed. Now, when news happens we can look into it, write story, and post it.”

You the reader can participate. Comment and write us. Your ideas and stories can be posted too. Of course, we can’t post anything that is false, one-sided, or inappropriate for school. We will edit what is submitted for things we can print and spelling and grammatical errors.

“We hope you enjoy and use the online Lobo Lair.”

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This year Capitol Elementary had twenty-three students that participated in their campus Spelling Bee.  The first place winner was third grader,  Faith B.,  second place was taken by Yolliet R., and the campus  alternate was Felicia V..  The first and second place winners will then compete with the other Levelland district winners on Wednesday, February 15th at the Levelland Middle School at 2:00p.m.

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Capitol Elementary second graders celebrated the 100th day of school.  They made glasses, crowns, and cereal necklaces.

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Mrs. Chase’s second grade science classes studied the different phases of the moon. They made the phases using OREO cookies.

 

 

  

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To reinforce the letter “G” Nick Williams brought his guitar to play for the purple team.  He taught the children different parts of the guitar and the students enjoyed singing along with him.

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On Saturday January 9th Christian Pacheco, a Junior at LHS, became the first trombone player from Levelland to make the Association of Texas Small School All State Band. Christian competed with students from over 60 different school districts from around our area, which stretches from El Paso to almost Fort Worth.  He will be traveling to San Antonio on February 8th for 4 days of clinic and convention fun!!  We are very proud of this huge accomplishment!!
 
For more information on Levelland ISD Bands, click here.

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Mrs. Dobson’s Kindergarten class wrote a sentence as a group and sent out e-mails asking LISD employees what their favorite gift was for Christmas.  As each student opened their e-mail he/she categorized the item and constructed a graph from the data they received.  The students enjoyed this project. 

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