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School Fees 2012 - 2013

School Supply Lists

2012 -2013

6th Grade, 7th Grade,

8th Grade

Vision Statement

Lexington Traditional Magnet School will achieve a legacy of developing young minds to utilize critical thinking skills in order to creatively approach challenges and embrace diversity. Personal ownership of their academic journey will assist students in becoming self-driven learners and active members of society. Learning at LTMS will reach outside our walls in order for students to develop a global perspective of their future role in protecting and improving the world in which they live.

Mission Statement

Learning is the mission of LTMS where great minds are developed in Lexington’s School of Choice. This is achieved through the delivery of integrated curricula rich in communication and creativity from master teachers who seek continual self and school improvement while providing a climate of mutual respect between the families, the community, and the school. Students will actively participate in their school through engaging technology and arts-enriched lessons as they grow towards academic mastery.

LTMS believes in a quality program:

• All decisions will be consistent with our vision and mission, data-driven, and in the best interest of students;
• All decisions within our school will be made at the most appropriate level of the organization;
• All choices promote and encourage empowerment and professional autonomy;
• All staff have a professional obligation to work together to achieve our vision and mission;
• All actions promote team growth from independence to interdependence.

Why Choose LTMS?

This is Why!

Parent Survival Guide

Permission Slip. Did you forget yours at school? You can print this one and use it.

Dismissal Procedures:
♦ Parents must enter the school parking lot and pick students up in the car loop; students cannot be picked up on Limestone.
♦ Parents may park near school and walk to the front door area to pick up students.
♦ Parents must pick up students by 4 p.m. or students must be enrolled in the Y-Program; there is no supervision after 4 p.m.

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