Lafayette County C-1 Middle School

Proud of this kiddo for earning a positive referral! Way to go!!!!

You're Invited!!! LCC1 MS and HS Student Councils invite you to our upcoming VIP Dance—a special community event celebrating the important relationships in our students’ lives! VIP stands for “Very Important Person,” and this event is all about sharing a fun, memorable evening with someone special. This could be a parent, grandparent, aunt, uncle, family friend, mentor—anyone your student considers important. Think of it as a “kids’ prom,” but with a meaningful twist! Event Details: 📍 Location: Grandview Elementary (enter through the north kindergarten doors by the parking lot-see map) 📅 Date: Saturday, April 25th 🕔 Time: 5:00–8:00 PM 💲 Cost: $10 per person The evening will begin in the cafeteria, where guests can enjoy: Drinks and snacks Photo opportunities Crafts and games We will then move into the gym, where our very own Student Council members will be DJing and keeping the energy high for a night of dancing and fun! Please note: This is a community event—attendance is not limited to Lafayette County C-1 students. We welcome families and friends from all around to join in the celebration. We can’t wait to host you and your VIPs for an unforgettable evening

We Appreciate You!

We appreciate you!

So incredibly proud of our Support Staff of the Year and Teacher of the Year!

Proud of these students for earning a positive referral!!

Please make sure your student's device is fully charged.
Students may also bring their own wired headphones if desired (no bluetooth).

Vaccination Clinic

Congratulations to our Middle School Support Staff Member of the Year and our Teacher of the Year!!

Congratulations to our MS FBLA students who competed at Mizzou this week!

Zoe King - placed 2nd in both Computer Science and Exploring Technology (automatic qualified for nationals); plus 8th in Marketing Strategies.
Aubrey Homefeld - placed 6th in Business Communications and 8th in Digital Video Production
Morgan Meinershagen - placed 6th in Exploring Leadership and 8th in Digital Video Production
Clara Copenhaver - placed 8th in Public Speaking
Brooklyn Bergsieker - placed 9th in Career Exploration
Other participants were Bentley Clock and Beau O'Dell
MS FBLA is led by Mrs. McArtor

6-7th Grade Parents, this is your chance to learn all about the upcoming 2027 Washington, D.C. trip!

Join us in the school library meeting on Wednesday, April 1st at 6:00pm. We'll cover everything you need to know for this exciting adventure!

Haven’t RSVP'd yet? Click here to secure your spot: https://rsvp.worldclassrooms.com/inperson/48851059599?rsvp_id=48851059599

Don’t miss out—we can't wait to see you there!

📢 Attention 6th & 7th Grade Parents!

Join us in the school library on Wednesday, April 1st at 6:00pm to learn all about the upcoming 2027 Washington, D.C. educational trip! 🇺🇸

Discover how each traveler can qualify for a $500 Early Bird Scholarship—a great opportunity you won’t want to miss!

👉 Click here to RSVP: https://rsvp.worldclassrooms.com/inperson/48851059599?rsvp_id=48851059599

We look forward to seeing you there!

Enrollment Night

3rd Quarter Honor Roll

The 1st hour Building Skills Class crocheted, and hand weaved coasters for residents at Meyer Care. They also took some shirts that were provided for them by Meyer Care and used their sewing skills and made adult bibs. They had fun playing Bingo with the residents and assisted them down to the lunchroom after sharing some homemade cookies they had made. What a great way to kick off break.

When St. Patties is over a break, you celebrate early!

This popcorn is SO good. Help out parent network as 50% of the proceeds go directly to them. These funds go towards students and staff events and appreciation

Due to the potential for significant severe weather this evening, we have made the difficult decision to cancel tonight’s school dance. While we know many students were looking forward to the event, the safety and well-being of our students must always remain our top priority.

Weather conditions later today have the potential to create unsafe conditions for students, families, and staff. Out of an abundance of caution, we believe it is best to avoid bringing students back out this evening.

We truly appreciate the excitement our students had for this event, and we share in their disappointment. To make sure students still have an opportunity to celebrate and spend time together, we will plan to build a special activity or celebration into the school day later this year.

Thank you for your understanding and for always partnering with us to keep our students safe. If you have any questions, please feel free to reach out.

Connecting the classroom with community in building skills class!

Proud of these kiddos for earning a positive referral!!