Lancers Middle School

[Geneva Andreotti]

LancerDay is an opportunity to visit the campus, collect items and schedules, pay fees, take a tour, and get questions answered. Lancer Day is for ALL students and it is strongly encouraged that you attend.

Welcome to the 2024-2025 school year! We hope you have had time this summer to relax and have fun with family and friends. We know you are balancing many different things as you prepare for the first day of school.

If you have a 6th grade student, or a new-to-McKnight student, please join us on our Orientation Day, scheduled for Saturday August 24th at 8:30 AM. This event will allow students to tour the school, meet classmates, and learn about the middle school transition. Parents will review expectations and ways to stay connected to our school. Refreshments will be provided.

As part of continued efforts to improve Service, Excellence, and Equity for all students and families, Renton School District is offering school supplies for all elementary students. Families pay a one-time fee of $30 ($10 for families with free/reduced lunch) for school supplies in the 2023-2024 school year. Families can pay the one-time school supply fee online or by check/cash at their school.

Families can receive text messages from school and the district

Along with email messages and phone calls, families can also sign-up for text messages from school/district. From your cell phone, text "Y" to the number 68453. You'll get a confirmation text message. Respond with Y for Yes, and you're signed up for text messages. (Charges may apply depending on phone text message plan.)

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The Shawnee Mission East Athletic Department is excited to host a Physical Day Clinic on Saturday, May 11th, 2024 from 8:00am to 10:00am. This event is for any high school or middle school student-athlete who needs to have their 2024-2025 KSHSAA Physical completed. All students wanting to participate in a Middle School or High School

The Shawnee Mission East Athletic Department is excited to partner with GoFan for Athletic Tickets. Fans will now be able to purchase tickets in multiple ways. Download the GoFan App for an even easier experience with your tickets. Tickets will be required for all fans on any game night that includes a Varsity level competition.

Fall Sports practices for the 2023-24 school year begin on Monday, August 19th. All student-athletes trying out or practicing with a fall sports team must have the following completed before practice is allowed: Participation Forms: These forms are required annually. Please wait until May 1st of the each year before completing for the following school

The Shawnee Mission East High School Athletic Department is extremely excited to announce Laura Buckman as our new Head Cheerleading Coach. Coach Buckman has been teaching at Shawnee Mission East for the past two years in the World Language Department. Before coming to East, Buckman taught at Indian Hill Middle School for three years. She

The Kansas Golf Coaches Association recently released their All State Selections for 2024. Shawnee Mission East received four of those selections. Congratulations to the following student-athletes: 1st Team All State Kansas Golf Coaches Association Elliott Cowden 2nd Team All State Kansas Golf Coaches Association Stuart Boulware Honorable Mention All State Kansas Golf Coaches Association Hudson

Coach Publico remembers developing a passion for coaching back when he was a high school football player himself. He taught high school special education for four years and has been coaching for 18 years.

Watching the transition of middle school players first being introduced to high school football at these camps and then seeing them develop during high school is one of the many things that is fulfilling as a coach.

Middle school players will continue to have opportunities to gain experience at future Lancer football camps. The coaching staff plans on holding more camps for experienced middle school football players sometime this spring.

The CMU Men's Volleyball program is very pleased to announce the commitment of Max Anderson for the 2024-25 MCAC season. The Dakota Collegiate and WinMan Volleyball Club product joins his brother on what looks to be a young and talent-laden squad for the upcoming year.

Coming out of the perennial contender program at Dakota Collegiate, Anderson's Lancers team were finalists at the MHSAA "AAAA" Provincial Championships this past high school season after coming out on top the the SCAC zone to earn their spot at the major tournament. Anderson was named the Dakota Collegiate Athlete of the Month following their championship run, and also earned himself a Provincials All-Star selection and Graduating All-Star honours following the season. The team also medalled at the DMCI and MBCI tournaments in the city, took home a title at the Leboldus High tournament in Regina during the season, and developed a great rivalry with nearby Glenlawn Collegiate, where Anderson regularly matched up against fellow Blazers signing Adrian Deer. The Lancers and the Lions were neck-and-neck in most of their tournament and league finishes, entering the provincials as the second and third seeds respectively, but it was Anderson's Dakota side that punched their ticket to the finals in an epic semi-final battle.

After starting his club career with 204 Volleyball for his 13U year, like his club and now Blazers teammate Curran Chan, Anderson was hand picked this offseason to join a WinMan side that was assembling a squad to rival the perennial powerhouse Bisons Club for the 18U provincial championship banner. The team won the Volleyball Manitoba Premier II tournament, and competed in the Best of the West Tournament in Calgary. Anderson and his WinMan teammates pushed the top-seeded Bisons in the Provincial Championships, but ultimately came just short, but will have another chance to compete alongside the Bisons at the Volleyball Canada Youth Nationals in Edmonton later this month. Similarly to Chan, Anderson is following in his brother's footsteps to CMU, though this time both brothers have a chance to share the court for the first time in their blossoming volleyball careers, with Max in the middle and Seth on the outside.

Anderson was a practice player on the Manitoba Provincial Team last summer, where he continued to develop in terms of game sense and athleticism. At 6'4" Anderson is considered on the smaller side for middle blockers, so he must use that athleticism and ability to read plays in order to put up good blocks and to have the awareness to attack around opposition defenders. Blazers head coach Don Dulder is excited to bring in someone of Anderson's pedigree, with both of his parents having played CIS (now USports) here in Winnipeg. "Max comes from one of the best high school programs in the province, and is presently playing on one of the top club teams in Manitoba, so he brings a great deal of high level experience to our program. A great leaper, he's one of the best middles coming out of high school in the province; he can, and I believe will be a dominant middle in our conference, and it will be exciting to have him join his brother on the team."

Familiar with most of the new Blazers signings, Anderson is excited to suit up in the green and gold in the fall alongside WinMan teammates Curran Chan and Levi Johnston, as well as local club rivals Adrian Deer and Austin Spicer from 204 Club. Until then you may see him out on the beach courts in and around the city working on his game over the summer.

Following a seventh-consecutive MCAC Finals appearance this February, the Blazers will once again look to make an appearance on the national stage next season when the CCAA Men's Volleyball Nationals are held here in Manitoba, hosted by the Providence Pilots. For the first time in CCAA history, two teams from Manitoba will make the championships in a bid to increase the middle province's visibility on the national stage and show why Manitoba is still a hot bed of top talent in the country. The CCAA is the national body for collegiate athletics in Canada, offering 10 national championships in seven sports. Now finished its third full year of participation, the Manitoba Colleges Athletic Conference joins five other established CCAA conferences; PacWest (BC), ACAC (Alberta-Sask), OCAA (Ontario), RSEQ (Quebec) and ACAA (Atlantic).

Canadian Mennonite University is located on territory stewarded for generations by the Anishinaabe, Cree, Dakota, and Mtis people. EXPAND Our campus sits on Treaty 1 lands, where we access clean drinking water from Shoal Lake 39 and 40 in Treaty 3 territory and use hydro power generated on Treaty 5 territory. We benefit from these treaty relationships every day and are committed to living purposefully as we work towards reconciliation and build meaningful, lasting relationships with Indigenous people and with all of God's creation. CONDENSE

Canadian Mennonite University is committed to embodying the life and teachings of Jesus Christ. This means fostering a safe and welcoming environment for people of all identities, orientations, backgrounds, and beliefs.

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