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51 Middle
School Lane | P.O. Box 69 | Vanceburg, Kentucky 41179
| Office: (606) 796-6228 | Fax: (606)
796-6255 |
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LCMS, located in the county seat of Vanceburg, has grades 6-8 with an
approximate enrollment of 445. Our mission statement is
"To Build a Community of Lifetime
Learners".
The goal of Lewis County Middle School is to guide young minds toward a
brighter future.
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Belief Statements |
Guidelines for Success |
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We believe teachers can change lives.
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We believe learning is a lifelong process.
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We believe learning can lead to success.
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Learn respect for self and others
Come prepared to learn
Make an honest effort
Success in school is the result |
Message
from LCMS principal, Mr. Chad Kidwell
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Lewis County is located in northeastern Kentucky and
named for explorer Meriwether Lewis. Bordered by the Ohio River,
and with numerous creeks and streams, Lewis County is noted for its
fishing and recreational sites. Most of the land consists of
forest-covered hills, small valleys, and river bottoms. Logging
and the manufacturing of wood products are an important part of the
economy.
The elevation in the county ranges from 485 to
1400 feet above sea level. Though big in area, Lewis County is small in
population. In 2006, the county population was 13,741 in a land
area of 484 square miles, an average of 29 people per square mile.
Only memorial to Union soldiers in the South
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Lewis County Links
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