About Us
Students at Litchfield Middle School are immersed in a supportive learning environment where they can focus on reaching
their highest potential academically while experiencing independence and opportunities to try new things. Through athletics, clubs and organizations, and academic challenges, students explore new interests, build confidence, and develop skills. Our goal is to challenge and nurture our students. When students leave LMS eager and prepared to take on high school, they also take with them an abundance of experiences, life-long friendships, and special memories from
their days as a Litchfield Middle School Eagle.
About Us
Students at Litchfield Middle School are immersed in a supportive learning environment where they can focus on reaching their highest potential academically while experiencing independence and opportunities to try new things. Through athletics, clubs and organizations, and academic challenges, students explore new interests, build confidence, and develop skills. Our goal is to challenge and nurture our students. When students leave LMS eager and prepared to take on high school, they also take with them an abundance of experiences, life-long friendships, and special memories from their days as a Litchfield Middle School Eagle.
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District News
(L to R: Allyson Hernandez, Kaleeyse Norris, Abbi Henson, Royuona Williams, Emond Appleton)
March 5-7, Gadsden City High School's Family, Career, and Community Leaders of America competed at the Alabama FCCLA State Leadership Conference in Montgomery.
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GCHS students explored all that FCCLA has to offer its members by participating in competitive events, leadership sessions, employability skills workshops, and they made Gadsden City High School history!
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The FCCLA advisors, Terri Jenkins and Madison Reynolds were thrilled to have almost doubled the number of competitors from last year's competition. Of the five young ladies who represented GCHS at the state level, three students received a bid to nationals to compete in Orlando this summer. This is the first time in GCHS history our FCCLA chapter has students who have received a bid to compete at the national level!
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The FCCLA advisors are extremely proud of the hard work and long hours each one of their competitors put forth to accomplish their goals. Please join them by congratulating your fellow students on their achievements.
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The results from the FCCLA State Competition are as follows:
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Kaleeyse Norris- Silver Medalist and 2nd place in Level 2 Early Childhood Education with a bid to nationals! Abbi Henson- Gold Medalist and 2nd place in Level 3 Early Childhood Education with a bid to nationals! Allyson Hernandez- Gold Medalist and 1st place in Level 2 Nutrition and Wellness with a bid to nationals! Emond Appleton and Royuona Williams- Bronze Medalists in Level 2 Promote and Publicize FCCLA
