Andrea Morris was recently named a recipient of the Licking County Foundation Leaders for Learning Award at Licking Valley Middle School in March 2026. Also recognized with the same award was longtime educator Mr. Hageman for his 30 years of dedication to students and leadership of the annual 8th-grade Gettysburg trip. The district also shared its 2026-2027 school calendar and continues to highlight the success of its students at various middle school track meets and regional competitions.

Q1. What types of projects do students typically do at Licking Valley Middle School?

Ans. Many of the classes at Licking Valley Middle School have reading responses, partner assignments, and research projects based on the weekly lessons.

Q2. Where do the students practice science skills at Licking Valley Middle School?

Ans. Students at Licking Valley Middle School often engage in science activities through lab experiments, classroom demonstrations, and observations.

Q3. What kind of support is available if a student needs extra help at Licking Valley Middle School?

Ans. Smaller review groups provide students with more time to ask questions, review lessons, and prepare for upcoming classroom assignments.

Q4. What are some popular non-academic activities at Licking Valley Middle School?

Ans. Students often participate in agricultural and outdoor programs connected to community events and experiential learning opportunities around the school.

Q5. How do Licking Valley Middle School parents typically stay updated on assignments?

Ans. The school’s online communication system usually enables parents to see homework assignments, conference schedules, and grades.