Lockhart Middle School, Orlando, FL |
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5/28: Deadline to swap out defective laptop computers
5/31: Memorial Day - All school and district offices are closed
6/2: First day of Summer School
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Grades 6-8 will keep their devices over the summer, and our 8th graders will take their device with them to high school. If your child is withdrawing from Lockhart, the device must be returned to Lockhart.
If your child has a device that is damaged or not functioning, your child needs to come to Tech Help for a swap before Friday, May 28, 2021. This will ensure your child has a device for the 1st day of school. Please call our front office for Tech Help appointments.
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2020-2021 Lockhart Student Awards |
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Grade Level Academic Subject Awards |
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Award:
6th Grade Language Arts Student of the Year
6th Grade Advanced Language Arts
7th Grade Language Arts Student of the Year
7th Grade Advanced Language Arts
8th Grade Language Arts Student of the Year
8th Grade Advanced Language Arts
6th Grade Math Student of the Year
6th Grade Advanced Math
7th Grade Math Student of the Year
7th Grade Advanced Math
7th Grade Accelerated Math
Geometry Honors Student of the Year
Pre-Algebra Student of the Year
7th Grade Algebra Honors Student of the Year
8th Grade Algebra Honors Student of the Year
6th Grade Science Student of the Year
6th Grade Advanced Science
6th Grade Life Science
7th Grade Science Student of the Year
7th Grade Advanced Science
7th Grade Honors Science
8th Grade Science Student of the Year
8th Grade Advanced Science
8th Grade Honors Science
6th Grade World History Student of the Year
6th Grade Advanced World History
6th Grade Most Improved Social Studies Student of the Year
7th Grade Civics Student of the Year
7th Grade Advanced Civics
7th Grade Most Improved Social Studies Student of the Year
8th Grade History Student of the Year
8th Grade Advanced History
8th Grade Most Improved Social Studies Student of the Year
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Student Name:
Abriana Kirkland-Williams
Alicia Torres
Kyrie Montalvo Cabrera
Christopher Benitez
David Ramos Rivera
Nicholas Howell
Sincere Wilkerson
Zoe Bloodworth
Armani Torres
Symiha Baker
Mallory Savage
Javier Geigel
Camille Henry
Noah Hall King
Luis Way Blandon
Ochan Akol
Darius Duran
Magali Mondragon
Regeka Niclas
Julianna Jones
Kylie Harris
Johanna Pineiro
Keymar Waysome
Jazmin Arreaga-Zepeda
Angel Hernandez
Kayla Moise
Michael Anaya IV
Destiny Pasterin
Crissana Wilson
Emma Thompson
Philip Thomas Jr.
Wildjina Jolteus
Mayte Cruz
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Award:
Battle of the Books Team Recognition
Spelling Bee Winner
Outstanding Accelerated Reader
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Student Name:
Jaylyn Rayner, Alicia Torres
Astrid Cano
Estefen France
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Award:
Director's Award for Band
6th Grade Outstanding Band Musician
7th Grade Outstanding Band Musician
8th Grade Outstanding Band Musician
6th Grade Band Leadership Award
7th Grade Band Leadership Award
8th Grade Band Leadership Award
Outstanding 6th Grade Orchestra Musician
Outstanding 7th Grade Orchestra Musician
Outstanding 8th Grade Orchestra Musician
6th Grade Orchestra Leadership Award
7th Grade Orchestra Leadership Award
8th Grade Orchestra Leadership Award
Outstanding 6th Grade Chorus Students
Outstanding 7th Grade Chorus Students
Outstanding 8th Grade Chorus Students
Outstanding 6th Grade Dance Student
Most Improved 6th Grade Dance Student
Outstanding 7th Grade Dance Student
Most Improved 7th Grade Dance Student
Outstanding 8th Grade Female Dance Student
Outstanding 8th Grade Male Dance Student
P.E. Female Student of the Year
P.E. Male Student of the Year
P.E. Sportsmanship Award
All Sports Star Student of the Year
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Student Name:
Zoe Bloodworth
Jaylyn Rayner
Seth Henry
Justin Fuentes
Blake Ramsay
Summer Foley
Jahmar Rose
Sincere Wilkerson
Leilani Gutierrez
Collen Olsen Wilkerson
Tariq Wallace
Enyieliz Pimentel
Jennifer Mondragon
Angelica Rojas, Uleo Ortiz
Julianna Jones, Destiny Pasterin
Damien Rodriguez, Lelana Reynolds
Sheriden Walton
Shaniyah Inmon
Adelis Ramos
Catherine Neal
Shacari Jenkins
Marquis Carter
Destiny Graham
Angel Santiago Jr.
Seth Henry
Johanna Pineiro
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Academic Excellence Awards |
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Award:
Straight A's for 6th Grade
Straight A's for 7th Grade
CASE Magnet 6th Grade Female Student of the Year
CASE Magnet 6th Grade Male Student of the Year
CASE Magnet 7th Grade Female Student of the Year
CASE Magnet 7th Grade Male Student of the Year
CASE Magnet 8th Grade Female Student of the Year
CASE Magnet 8th Grade Male Student of the Year
LANCER STUDENT OF THE YEAR
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Student Name:
Evynovitch Joseph
Noah Hall King
England Browder
Evynovitch Joseph
Summer Foley
Daneel Calmon Montilla
Anadia Mullings
Andreas Smith
Johanna Pineiro
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What time is it? Summer reading time!!
Orange County Public Schools is launching their Summer Reading challenge with Beanstack and Orange County Library Systems. This year, our theme is Tails and Tales. Students have the opportunity to read and log their minutes in Beanstack for a chance to win prizes! To find more information on this challenge, visit SummerReading.ocps.net. #OCPSreads
The books listed below are available through Launchpad.
Summer Reading Video:
Summer Reading Flyer:
Directions for Accessing Beanstack:
Sunshine State Books:
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SSYRA Book Summaries:
- If you are a parent of a LaunchED student please call or email Ms. Anderson if your child would summer reading materials.
Technology News:
Students will keep their device during the summer and 8th graders will take their device with them to high school. If your child has a damaged device, or a device that is not functioning, your child must come to Tech Help before Friday, May 28, 2021 for a swap, this guarantees your child will have a device for the first day of school.
Please contact me if you have any questions.
Keep on reading,
Ms. Anderson, Media Specialist
407-296-5120 x5162104
janet.anderson@ocps.net
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Congratulations Mrs. Kasper on earning your Master's degree!
Mrs. Kasper appreciates the generosity of OCPS and Lockheed Martin. She has now been able to obtain her Master's degree in K-8 STEM education. Mrs. Kasper will use this degree to improve her craft as an educator and provide more opportunities in STEM and PBL to the students of Lockhart for years to come. She is grateful to her family, friends, colleagues, and administration for their continued support as she completed this 2 year program! |
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Emergency Rental Assistance Program:
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Monday's Motivational Moment! |
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IBD's 10 Secrets to Success
Investor's Business Daily is the #2 business paper behind The Wall Street Journal. They have spent years analyzing leaders and successful people in all walks of life. Most have 10 traits that, when combined, can turn dreams into reality.
Two or three times per school year we like to run IBD's Top 10 list as a reminder for all of our Lancers, but this week we do so especially for our 8th grade class of 2020-2021 now bound for high school in August!
IBD's list is compiled from the results of thousands of case studies / biographies of what famous and successful people did to get where they are now - from Ben Franklin to George Washington Carver to Mother Theresa to Tom Brady to Martin Luther King, Jr. ... Not simply the rich, but people who truly did extraordinary things with their lives.
1. HOW YOU THINK IS EVERYTHING: Always be positive. Think success, not failure. Beware of a negative environment. (Put all negative thoughts and worry out of your mind - think positive - be happy!)
2. DECIDE UPON YOUR TRUE DREAMS AND GOALS: Write down you specific goals and develop a plan to reach them. (Clearly identify what you choose in life and focus on it constantly vs. say, setting "New Year's resolutions.")
3. TAKE ACTION: Goals are nothing without action. Don't be afraid to get started now. Just do it. (If it feels right for you, and you truly love it, jump straight into what you choose in life at this moment -- start today.)
4. NEVER STOP LEARNING: Continue with your education or read books. Get training and acquire skills. (Read for pleasure 20-25 minutes per day and take advantage of the fact that OCPS students can access books online. Please see the Media Center News segment above.)
5. PERSIST AND WORK HARD: Success is a marathon, not a sprint. Never give up. (Focus!)
6. LEARN TO ANALYZE DETAILS: Get all the facts, all the information. Learn from your mistakes. (Also, trust you feelings, especially your first impression, for often this is true for many people.)
7. BUDGET YOUR TIME AND MONEY: Don't let other people or things distract you. (Know your priorities - put them in writing - think about them often - move towards them.)
8. DON'T BE AFRAID TO INNOVATE: Following the herd is a sure way to mediocrity. (Move into the greatest vision that you ever had about yourself -- see more in yourself and others than ever before. Don't listen to naysayers.)
9. COMMUNICATE AND DEAL WITH PEOPLE EFFECTIVELY: No person is an island. Learn to understand and motivate others (and hence motivate yourself - see all people as one and have no fear).
10. BE HONEST AND DEPENDABLE, TAKE RESPONSIBILITY: Otherwise, No.'s 1-9 won't matter. (Truth should always be your highest choice.)
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Have a wonderful summer and congratulations again to all our 8th grade Lancers headed to high school in August!
Mrs. James, Principal
Lockhart Middle School
Sunday, May 23, 2021
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3411 Doctor Love Road
Orlando, FL 32810
Phone 407-296-5120
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OCPS EEO Non-Discrimination Statement:
The School Board of Orange County, Florida, does not discriminate in admission or access to, or treatment or employment in its programs and activities, on the basis of race, color, religion, age, sex, national origin, marital status, disability, genetic information, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, or any other reason prohibited by law. The following individuals at the Ronald Blocker Educational Leadership Center, 445 West Amelia Street, Orlando, Florida 32801, attend to compliance matters: Equal Employment Opportunity (EEO) Officer & Title IX Coordinator: Keshara Cowans; ADA Coordinator; ADA Coordinator: Jay Cardinali; Section 504 Coordinator: Tajuana Lee-Wenze. (407.317.3200)
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Copyright Notice
Reproduction of this material, either written or electronically, including the general layout, graphics, analyses, and content topics without the express approval of Target Performance Systems, Inc., a Florida corporation, and OCPS - Lockhart Middle School is forbidden without written consent. Thank you for your support of Lockhart Middle School and the Orange County Public Schools. Please contact Principal James at lisa.james@ocps.net with any questions or for further information.
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