Yesterday was right out of a storybook here at UMS! Colors Wars are on today! Stay posted! Go Tigers :)
2 months ago, Amanda Fielder
👩🎓👨🎓 Our students are leaders in creating safe, inclusive schools. Standing up, speaking out, and supporting one another are all ways they can help stop bullying. This October, let’s empower our students to be #BullyingPreventionMonth
2 months ago, LCS Communications
Happy Principal's Month, Mrs. Bailey! We can't thank you enough for your dedication to the Umatilla community and leadership. UMS is proud to call you our Principal! #GoTiger #OurJourneyToAnA
2 months ago, Amanda Fielder
Here's at least 6-7 more HOCO pictures! #HOCOWeekat UMS
2 months ago, Amanda Fielder
HOCO Week is fun for everyone! Check out some of our twins on campus today :) Go Tigers!
2 months ago, Amanda Fielder
Fall Sports at UMS! So proud of all of our students who take on academics and extracurriculars!
2 months ago, Amanda Fielder
Kindness is powerful. 🌟 A simple act of kindness can change someone’s whole day—and help prevent bullying before it starts. This month, let’s challenge ourselves to choose kindness every day.
2 months ago, LCS Communications
Kindness is powerful. 🌟 A simple act of kindness can change someone’s whole day—and help prevent bullying before it starts. This month, let’s challenge ourselves to choose kindness every day.
2 months ago, LCS Communications
🌟📘 October is National Principals Month, and today we celebrate the outstanding principals leading our middle schools and K–8 schools!
Whether they are guiding students through the excitement and challenges of middle school or supporting learners from their very first days in kindergarten all the way through 8th grade, these principals are building strong bridges to the future. Their leadership helps students grow academically, socially, and emotionally during some of the most important years of development. To our Lake County Schools middle and K–8 principals: thank you for your dedication, vision, and commitment to helping every student thrive. 💙
2 months ago, LCS Communications
Our Tigers are LEARNERS! We read, write, think and talk every day! Shoutout to our teachers for planning engaging lessons that allow our students to think and collaborate with their peers! Go Tigers!
2 months ago, Amanda Fielder
UMS shirts are here. Show your Tiger Pride!
2 months ago, Dee Dee Kirby
UMS will be joining UHS for their Homecoming Spirit Week, Middle School Style!! Please make sure all attire stays within dress code and all body paint is applied at home. Please do not bring paint, masks or toy weapons to school!
2 months ago, Dee Dee Kirby
School-based #mentoring programs nurture quality student-adult relationships and help boost attendance rates. Contact your neighborhood school to learn how you can volunteer as a mentor. #HereTodayReadyforTomorrow
2 months ago, LCS Communications
A student who is chronically absent in high school is 7.4X more likely to dropout. Make school attendance a priority! #HereTodayReadyforTomorrow
3 months ago, LCS Communications
Building strong, trusting relationships that promote a feeling of belonging is fundamental to improving student attendance & engagement. #HereTodayReadyforTomorrow
3 months ago, LCS Communications
3 months ago, Dee Dee Kirby
Florida Department of Health will be at UMS on Wednesday, Sept 24 for 6th grade screenings. Screenings will include: height, weight, vision, hearing and scoliosis. If parents want to opt their student out, please submit a written letter to UMS as soon as possible.
3 months ago, Dee Dee Kirby
Please mark your calendars and plan to attend! If you want to know more of what is happening behind the scenes at your child’s school and have a say in our planning, this is the meeting to attend!
3 months ago, Dee Dee Kirby
Absenteeism is a lost opportunity to learn. We can’t afford to think of absenteeism as merely a lack of compliance with school rules. Let's work together as a community to make regular school attendance a priority.
#HereTodayReadyforTomorrow
3 months ago, LCS Communications
When a student misses so many days that they are chronically absent (10% or more days) it means the lack of engagement in learning is an ongoing problem that needs to be addressed. Chronic absence affects all kids, not just the absent ones. #HereTodayReadyforTomorrow
3 months ago, LCS Communications
