 Summer School runs from June 27th through July 28th and meets on Tuesdays through Fridays during two blocks of classes: Block A: 8:30am to 10:15am Block B: 10:25am to 12:10pm. To register for any of these courses, use the registration form(s) below and submit the required materials to the LOLHS Main Office, Attention: Brett Eckhart, Summer School Coordinator, by Wednesday, June 21st. If you have any questions about Summer School, please contact Brett Eckhart at 860-434-1651 ext.1202 or eckhartb@region18.org  CONGRATULATIONS to Robert Fusari for being selected to attend the 2017 Connecticut Youth Leadership Forum for Students with Disabilities! The Connecticut Youth Leadership Project (CTYLP) is a dynamic, comprehensive organization that empowers youth. Their goal is to help students with disabilities meet the challenges of the future, overcome obstacles, and become leaders, making a difference. Robert is one of only 40 in the State chosen for this incredible opportunity. Robert will attend the Forum this summer being held at UCONN, Storrs Monday, July 24 – Thursday, July 27. Well Done Robert! click HERE
to find out more information about this program Congratulations to Reed Spitzer for being selected as Lyme-Old Lyme High School's recipient of the “Shoreline Outstanding Junior in Mathematics” award. This award is presented to a "junior who demonstrates a high degree of interest and enthusiasm for mathematics and who possesses a high level of ability, intuition, and conceptual understanding of the subject." Reed was selected by the Math Department for consistently exhibiting all of these qualities throughout his studies. Well done Reed!  Aoife Hufford was recognized once again by the local VFW and presented with a Certificate of Merit. Aoife for advancing to the next level and placing 3rd in our Eastern Connecticut District 4 judging of her Essay for the Voice of Democracy. This round of judging included 22 other VFW posts and their submissions. This achievement was quite significant. Nice work Aoife! Eighth Grade Orientation was a success! The class of 2021 was welcomed into the high school with a packed agenda. After a brief meet-and-greet activity, students asked questions about High School life to a panel of students and teachers. They participated in a discussion with our School Psychologist, Mrs. Kania and then perused the club fair to find out about and signed up for the exciting activities that we have to offer. Students then attended a class with their upperclassman after which they were escorted to our commons to enjoy a BBQ lunch while listening the the fabulous tunes of the Military Rock Band featuring our own LOLMS, Mr. Hibson. After lunch students were introduced to their Head Class Advisers, Mrs. Fried and Mrs. Trost, and held their first CLASS of 2021 meetings and elections. It was quite an eventful day! May 15 - 19 was Spirit Week at LOLHS. Here are some more photos of our Wildcat Spirit (twin day and class colors) ... take a look! On Wednesday, May 24, Natalie Rugg was honored at the 35th Annual Shoreline Writing Contest. Natalie's analysis of "A Woman's Not a Woman till the Pills Wear Off" earned her 2nd place in this category. Additionally, on Friday, Natalie was featured in the Senior Profile section of The Day. The link to the article is below. Take a look! Lyme-Old Lyme senior merges love of
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