Congratulations to the 6th grade girls basketball for win over Taylor county! great job! Go jags!
Congratulations 8th grade girls basketball over Corbin!! Go jags! Great job girls!
Cross Country girls' team won first place at the Wayne County Invitational today and at the Southern Harrier Classic last Saturday. Awesome job! Go jags!
Parent teacher conference 9/21/23 4:00-6:00
Congratulations to our girls basketball 6th won 42-4
8th won 64-4 against Meece tonight! great job girls! Go jags!
Congratulations 6th grade girls basketball beat south! Go jags! Great job girls!
North Laurel Middle School will have its first Parent/Teacher Conference of the year on 9/21/23 from 4:00-6:00pm.
Congratulations to the girls 7th and 8th basketball for the win over Whitley! Go jags!
Congratulations to the 6th grade football team for the win over South 30-8! Great job! Go jags!
Congratulations to the girls basketball teams all grades beat clay! Go jags! Great job girls!
Congratulations to the girls basketball 6th and 7th grade for a win over Pulaski. great job girls! Go jags!
Congratulations to 6th and 8th grade girls basketball for the win over Taylor county. Go jags!
The District has made the following changes in ticket prices for 2023-24:
-Children under school age (5) will be still admitted free of charge to all athletic events.
-High School and Middle School general admission for Adults will be $7.00.
-High School JV and 9th-grade stand-alone games (without a Varsity game to follow) admission will be $5 for Adults and Students.
-High School and Middle School student tickets will be $5 for all contests.
-Elementary basketball games will remain at $5
-Grandparents of CURRENT students can obtain a pass for the games at the school that their grandchild attends. These must be renewed each year at the Board of Education.
Thank you!
Congratulations girls basketball 6th, 7th, and 8th grade beat Rockcastle tonight! Great job girls! Go jags!
Congratulations to the 6th grade football team winner 12-20 against Whitley and the girls basketball team 6th and 8th grade beat Meece!! Great day to be a jag! Great job guys!
Congratulations to the 6th grade girls basketball for defeating south!!! Go jags!
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Great job girls basketball teams all grades beat Southern Pulaski tonight! Go jags!
North Laurel Middle School
2023-2024 Parent Pickup and Drop Off
Morning Dropoff
Use the parent drop off loop and drop your student off at the cafeteria. Students can be dropped off at 7:30 a.m. Do not drop students off at the gym, the north side parking lot, or in front of the building.
Do not enter the front parking lot after 7:30 a.m. Buses will be entering and exiting the parking lot.
These measures are for student and school safety.
Afternoon Pickup
Do not enter the front parking lot after 2:30 p.m. Buses will be entering and lining up.
Only use the parent pickup loop.
The front parking lot will be closed after the buses leave.
Do not pick up students at the gym or in the north parking lot.
These measures are for student and school safety.
*****PLEASE, talk to your child about their responsibility to watch for their name/number on the google form within their last class of the day.
*****Their promptness in getting to your vehicle is related to how fast the line moves. *****
New this year to Laurel County School buses is the installation of Stop Arm cameras. The small cameras, about the size of a cell phone, are located directly below the Stop sign that is activated during a school bus pick-up/ drop-off. The cameras turn on and begin recording when motion is detected during a bus pick-up/drop-off. It is illegal to pass a school bus when the Stop Arm is activated.
Student safety is the number one priority for Laurel County Schools. The Laurel County Schools Police Department will be working with the London Police Department and the Laurel County Sheriff's Office to ensure drivers obey the law.
We encourage drivers to be alert and aware as Laurel County Schools welcome nearly 9,000 students back to school this Thursday, August 10, 2023. Allow extra time and be prepared for delays the first couple of days.
