Due to Warren County's Red status in the Ohio Public Health Advisory System, no visitors or volunteers are currently permitted in Little Miami school buildings. On a day that traditionally required additional in-classroom help from parents, Little Miami
read more …COVID-19 has enhanced many challenges throughout the community. However, here at Little Miami, our team of dedicated and child-focused staff members are always looking to take their abilities one step further. Food Services Director, Mrs. Rachel Tilford, and
read more …Congratulations are in order for LMHS Senior, Izaak Montoya! Izaak has earned the recognition of National Merit Semifinalist, an achievement only 16,000 high school students across the nation earned this year. Izaak is among an elite academic group of high
read more …The Little Miami Local Schools Board of Education will meet in regular session on Tuesday, October 27th at 7 p.m. The meeting will be held virtually and will be broadcast on Facebook Live. See the agenda HERE.
read more …2020 has shown all of us just how important mental health is to our success in life, at home, and at work/school. Recognizing that self-care is vital to mental health and wellness, Little Miami wanted to find a way to supporting teachers and staff in their
read more …We are proud to announce that LMHS has received GreatSchools.org’ 2020 College Success Award! The College Success Award recognizes and celebrates high schools, like ours, that demonstrate excellence in ensuring students are prepared to succeed in
read more …Friday, October 16th was a special day at Little Miami Central Office! Fifteen years after her intended graduation, Mrs. Jessica Virdi received her high school diploma at a small, socially distant ceremony. Going back to school while juggling motherhood and
read more …The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) is extending flexibilities to allow free meals to continue to be available to all children throughout the entire 2020-2021 school year. This unprecedented move is part of USDA’s unwavering commitment
read more …Our LM Art Teachers are true artists! 3rd and 4th grade Salem Township Art Teacher Amy Ehlers was selected for a third year to participate in the Cincinnati Zoo's Rain Barrel Art Project. This project was created as a way to promote the use of rain barrels
read more …It’s time for our Scholastic SPOOKTACULAR BOOk Fair! Don’t be scared, grab a good BOOk!! The Book Fair (set-up in the 3/4 Gym) will run from October 7th through October 23rd. Students can purchase their favorite books during their
read more …As indicated prior to the start of school, LM students have the option of changing learning platforms (VLA or in-person) at semester break. Students who are satisfied with their current learning platform do not need to do anything to remain in that
read more …Over the course of the last year, 7th Grade Science and Social Studies Teacher, Mrs. Finn, has been hard at work with Boy Scout Troop #838 and their leader, Mr. Blow, to create an outdoor education center behind the Junior High Building. As part of Mrs.
read more …The Service Learning & Leadership class at LMJS has embarked upon their semester-long project of identifying, studying, and finding ways to help improve the outcome of social issues that impact our community. This student-lead, project-based class began
read more …Start With Hello is a prevention program launched by the Sandy Hook Promise that teaches children and teens how to be more socially inclusive & connected to each other. Start With Hello teaches empathy and empowers students to end social isolation by
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