The purpose of Leavelle McCampbell Middle School is to provide a safe, creatively stimulating, academically challenging, and technologically-enhanced learning environment where all stakeholders in our school have an opportunity to be involved in day-to-day school activities. We strive to ensure that students connect their place in our community with their place in the global society by emphasizing character, education, and good citizenship.

Announcements

Semi- Formal 8th Grade Dance

May 3

6:00 P.M. to 8:00 P.M.

Tickets on Sale April 22

More Information to Come

8th Grade Semi-Formal Dance

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LEAVELLE MCCAMPBELL SPRING PICTURES

March 22, 2019

Pre-Pay: Cash, Check, or Online

Contact: Mrs. Pitts

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MIDLAND VALLEY SPRING STUDENT AND PARENT MEETING

April 4, 2019

6:00 P.M.

Midland Valley High School

MIDLAND VALLEY SPRING FOOTBALL MEETING FLYER

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Leavelle McCampbell's Edmentum Challenge

Michael and Destini participates in the Spring Edmentum Challenge. Both students have set their goals at the top. They want to read the most minutes and gain the most trophies.

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Good Citizens Award for February

Students were selected by their teachers for the month of February. Students are selected from each grade monthly.

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Spring Literacy Night At Leavelle

Ashlyn enjoys the "Escape Room" during literacy night at Leavelle McCampbell

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Engineers at Work

Mr. Beja's 7th grade science students ejoy assembling display boards.

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Brenson Baker Places 1st Place

Thursday, February, 2019, Brinson Baker placed 1st place in the Braille Challenge Apprentice Novice Division. The SC Regional Braille challege is a preliminary contest for the National Braille challenge offered by the Braille Institute in California. This contest has a tremendous impact on the lives of students with a visual impairment by allowing them to participate in an academic contest designed around their specific skill sets and by allowing them the opportunity to interact with others from around the state that also read and write braille. Many of the students who participate in the Braille Challenge develop a boost in self-confidence, a sense a accomplishment, and a renewed passion for reading and writing braille.

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