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Six Lansing Middle School singers earned a spot in this year’s Northeast Kansas Music Educators Association (NEKMEA) Middle-Level District Honor Choir, representing LMS among some of the region’s most talented young vocalists.  Over the weekend, students traveled to participate in the prestigious event, which brought together approximately 170 middle-level singers from 34 schools across Northeast Kansas. The honor choir experience gives students the chance to rehearse and perform high-level choral music alongside peers from other districts, all under the direction of a guest clinician.  LMS students selected for the 2025 NEKMEA Middle-Level District Honor Choir included:  Amara Robinson (8th grade)  Dominick McNeal (8th grade)  Leah Nickelson (8th grade)  Kinley Hawks (8th grade)  Dakota Vaughan (8th grade)  MJ Carson (7th grade)  During the day-long clinic and performance, students worked with nationally recognized composer and conductor Ryan Main, who led rehearsals and also composed several pieces featured in the concert. His guidance challenged students musically while also giving them an inside look at the creative process behind choral performance.  “This was an incredible experience for our singers,” said LMS choir staff. “It was a great day for music making and a great day to be a Lion.”  Congratulations to Amara, Dominick, Leah, Kinley, Dakota, and MJ for their hard work, dedication, and outstanding representation of Lansing Middle School. Their selection to NEKMEA Honor Choir reflects both their individual talent and the strength of the LMS choral program.
The Lansing Angels Holiday Program has seen an incredible outpouring of generosity this season. Thank you to everyone who has donated so far to support Lansing families—your kindness is making a real difference.  For the first time ever, all holiday program tags have been claimed. While those gift requests are fully covered, there is still an ongoing need for cash and grocery gift cards to help families through the remainder of the holiday and winter season.  With increased need for food resources in our community—especially as some families are impacted by changes in government services and paused SNAP benefits—grocery gift cards and cash donations are especially helpful right now. These contributions allow Lansing Angels to respond quickly and directly to family needs as they arise.  How to Donate  We are still accepting:  Cash donations  Grocery/food gift cards, including:  Aldi  Walmart  Dillons  All donations can be dropped off at Lansing Middle School (LMS).  Thank You for Supporting Lansing Families  Lansing Angels continues to serve and support families across our district, and your generosity helps ensure that students and families have what they need during the holidays and into the winter months. We’re grateful for a community that shows up for one another.  If you have questions or would like to help in another way, please contact the Lansing Angels Holiday Program through your school or the district office.
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