Henry S. LaMuth Middle School Blazing a Path to Academic Success By Andrew Janick

Henry S. LaMuth Middle School is located in Painesville Township in Lake County in Northeastern Ohio. It is home to over 700 sixth and seventh graders from many different socioeconomic backgrounds. The school incorporates a team teaching approach by were 3 separate teams of 4 teachers apiece teach the four core subject: language arts, math, social studies, and science, to the same group of students.

Team Trailblazers: (from lt. to rt.) Ms. Angney, Mr. Kidd, my cooperating teacher Mrs. Kulpa, and Mrs. York

 The students of Team Trailblazers work hard during a problem solving group project Mrs. Kulpa congratulates the winning group of the project 

Mr. Rich Frimel, a former Ohio State University football player, is the vice principal in charge of school discipline.

Ms. Nicole Biasotti, a fellow Madison High School graduate, is one of the Special Education teachers at LaMuth.

Lamuth hosts an open house every year where parents follow their children’s schedule for a night and meet all of the student’s teachers. Here Mrs. Kulpa explains some of her rules to the parents.

During the open house parents can order a Candy Gram that will be sent to their child the next day. Here two teachers from Team Trailblazers, Mrs. Kulpa and Mr. Kidd, take orders for the candy grams.

 Look for this sign when you are in the area. It will lead to to some of the best food in Northeast Ohio. There is many new houses and businesses being build in the area. The population is growing by leaps and bounds, and LaMuth is ready to face these new challenges with their team approach to learning.

Team Trailblazers and LaMuth Middle School: Leading the Way to Success!