Attention Tors! Want to support Girls Powerlifting as they head to Corpus Christi for State competition, next week? Call the Lamesa Press Reporter at 806-872-2177 with your family names and payment to be added to the ad! Go Tors!
Mrs. Harkins' 5th grade science class created food webs. We have been learning the role of producers, consumers and decomposers as well as how the sun's energy helps producers make their own food. 5th grade rocked this activity!!
There will be a COVID-19 Vaccine clinic on Tuesday, March 16th, for any LISD employee wishing to have the vaccine. Please click the link below for more information and call to set up your appointment, if you wish to have the vaccine.
https://tinyurl.com/yzsrlv5z
Congrats to Tor Tennis!
Ariel Trevino- 1st girls singles
Bella Delarosa - 2nd girls singles
Zoey Trevino & Jacob Casarez - 2nd mixed doubles
Karmello Reyes - second boys doubles
Clariss Moreno & Krystal Moreno- consultation champs for girls doubles.
Raider Smith & Jose Martinez - 2nd boys doubles
Lamesa tied with Kingdom Prep for First Place!
Congratulations LMS Golden Tornado Band for earning Sweepstakes at UIL Concert & Sight Reading Contest!! All judges gave them a Division 1 (Superior) rating in both Concert Performance and Sight Reading performance. This is the first Sweepstakes in over a decade!
Daylight Savings time begins on Sunday, March 14th. Don't forget to move your clocks forward 1 hour on Saturday night!
And they’re up...almost! The bleachers on the home side of Tornado Stadium are going up as we begin to prepare for
Graduation 2021!
Great things are happening at LHS! The new welding facility in the LHS CTE building are allowing for innovative and hands-on learning!
Congratulations to our newest 2021 LSA Tor Graduate, Delylah Jefferson! We are proud of you! 🎓🌪
Tornado Spotlight! Please help us recognize Elisa Benitez, North Elementary Teacher and Coach, for her hard work and dedication to our district! Thank you for all that you do! 🌪
Based on the Governor's Executive Order and a LISD staff survey, the Lamesa ISD School Board voted, 7-0, that masks be optional beginning on Wednesday, October 10th.
Mrs. Benitez’s Class took advantage of the warm temps, yesterday, and had class out in the courtyard! We classified 2-D shapes and looked around outside for different shapes and put them into groups based on the number of sides they had and their different angles.
Great things are happening at Lamesa ISD! LHS is a national finalist for this year’s College Success Gold Award, which celebrates schools that have a multiyear track record of preparing students to succeed in college!
It's another busy week in Tor Nation! Come out and support our Tors!
Congratulations to Tor Girls Powerlifting!
Marissa Martinez - Placed 5th in Region 1-3A in the 105lb Weight Division
Mercades Maldonado - Placed 5th in Region 1-3A in the 148lb Weight Division Jocelyn Marroquin - Tied for 1st Place in Region 1-3A in the 114lb Weight Division
Tatum Bermea - Placed 1st in Region 1-3A in the 198lb Weight Division & 2nd Overall at Regionals
Alyiah Rivera - Placed 2nd in Region 1-3A in the 259lb Weight Division & 4th Overall at Regionals
Yanari Martinez - Placed 1st in Region 1-3A in the 259+lb Weight Division & 2nd Overall at Regionals
The girls placed 5th Overall out of 51 teams that attended the meet!
We had 4 girls that qualified for STATE. Jocelyn Marroquin, Tatum Bermea, Alyiah Rivera & Yanari Martinez
The state meet will be held in Corpus Christi on Thursday, March 18th 2021!
GO TORS 💪🏽
Thank you to the Lamesa ISD SROs for helping Mrs. Martinez’s Criminal Investigations class learn about drug identification!
Ms. Hamons’ PK class enjoyed some green pancakes and ham to end the Dr. Seuss birthday celebration week! 🥞
Mrs. Young’s & Mrs. Robles classroom voted on whether or not they’d eat Green Eggs & Ham...and then they did! (Pudding and a Nilla Wafer) 😋
G.I.R.L. Squad met today to make signs for the Book Drive they are doing as a Service Project for Drop Everything And Read day in April. They are so excited!!
It was a great day in 2nd grade! Mrs. Barron’s and Ms. McCullough’s classes learned the basic needs in science with a little help from Dr. Seuss.
