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LMS May Birthdays!
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1 – Danasha Alexander, Briante’ Griffin
3 – Brooke Combest
4 – Raymond Mouton, Teralyn White
5 – Derek Savage
6 – Blair Arceneaux, Johnny Miller
7 – Sarah Martin
8 – Tyler Sinegal
10 – Jontaya Gallien, Jonathan Lawhead
11 – Lauren Thomas, Christian Woods, John Citizen
12 – Morgan Etheridge, Chelsey Fontenot
14 – Dewayne Payne, Britney Broussard
15 – Joshua Deruise, Heidi Duhon,
16 - MS Bouillion
18 – Kendel Landor
19 – Coach DesOrmeaux, Cullen Thibodeaux
20 – Terrance Hudgins, Yvonne Sereal, Jason Cullins
21 – MS Garbarino, Rae’dovian Delco, Lirik Skinner, Malyshia Lagard
22 – Daramus Leblanc
23 - Kirsten Leblanc
24 – Andrew Bertrand, Drake Skinner
26 – Mr. Randy (Baseball) Andrus, Parris Yancy
27 – MS Magee, Marcus Andrus, Matthew Spivey
28 – Kyler Breaux, Christopher Buckner
29 – MS Harrington, MS Thompson, Angel Glaude
31 – Mr. Mike (The Reggae Man) Andrus
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Lafayette Middle School 
Lafayette Middle School was constructed in 1926 and has been registered as a historical landmark. The beautiful building and its grounds occupy an entire city block at the intersection of University and Congress in downtown Lafayette. The huge live oaks and massive pine trees that shade the grounds create a warm and welcoming environment to all visitors and to the staff, students and parents that call Lafayette Middle “their school.” LMS is the new School of Choice for Environmental Sciences and has a wide variety of programs in its curriculum including Band, Family and Consumer Science, Computer Technology and Environmental Sciences. Other academic programs that are in active use at the school are: Accelerated Reader, Connected Math, Alabama Integrated Science, PLATO, Project LIFT, HOSTS and after-school tutoring. Lafayette Middle also offers a variety of clubs to students: 4-H, Beta, PRIDE, Student Council, E-watchers, and the 5 time Martin Luther King Quiz Bowl Parish-wide championship team. A variety of sports are offered to 7th and 8th grade students: Young men have a choice of football, basketball, track and field, and soccer. Young ladies have a choice of volleyball, track and field, and basketball.
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