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TK students hand out candy during the Homecoming parade.
Two girls enjoy reading.
A Barry County Sheriff deputy and his canine partner visit Lee 2nd graders.
Lee students enjoy the tire swing.
Students search for the perfect library book.
Lee Principal Angela Jefferson and Superintendent Craig McCarthy join in the Kids Heart Challenge jumping rope.
Lee staff dress as dinosaurs to greet students as part of their Friday morning routine.
Lee staff all dress as Minions for Halloween.
Students cheer on their teacher at the Battle of the Buildings.
Lee student council member hand out candy along the Homecoming parade route.
Students climb to the top of the climbing net apparatus at recess.
Students wear glasses in honor of World Sight Day.
Students cheer on their Lee teachers at Battle of the Buildings.
Students build their own Rube Goldberg machines.
Several boys are dressed up for Fancy Day.
Elementary principals get pies in their faces.
Students race obstacles down an incline to learn about weights and gravity.
Lee students investigate the power of magnets.
A student looks up from reading her book.
Students enjoy the Heart Challenge where they take turns jumping rope.
A group of girls hang out on the playground.
Students work together to move along in a train.
Art students complete a circle challenge for National Dot Day.
A student gives a card to a veteran.
Students practice using a Braille reader.
The TK Trojan mascot rode in the homecoming parade.
A Lee Elementary student climbs to the top of the climbing apparatus on the playground.
Students wear different kinds of glasses for World Sight Day.
Lee teachers join in the fun of Valentine's Day and Kids Heart Challenge!
Lee ends the year with a field day and carnival.
Students use magnets to make a paper lock.
Lee students pass out candy during the homecoming parade.
Four girls are all dressed up for Fancy Day.
Students read in the hallway during drop everything and read time.
Two boys show their TK shirts and muscles.
A cheerleader for the Lee team is all decked out in orange.
Students find a comfortable place to work in the classroom.
Art classes celebrated National Dot Day!
Lee staff are ready for the Battle of the Buildings basketball games.
Students experiment with magnets.
Lee Principal Mrs. Jefferson takes a pie to the face.
Students show their Michigan apparel on college day.
March reading month includes drop everything and read time for the whole school.
Two students carry American flags as they walk to Carveth Village.
Lee Elementary School
Several girls are dressed up for Fancy Day.
A teacher demonstrates how magnets can connect objects.
Lee students enjoy decorating their classroom cake and making their own cupcakes.
Lee students sang patriotic songs at Carveth Village on Veterans Day.
Tommy Trojan and a cheerleader greet students on TK Spirit Day.
Students made cakes and cupcakes in art class.
Students wear glasses for World Sight Day.
Students find comfortable places to read.
Lee students wear their orange and black for TK Spirit day.

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Barry County Sheriff's Deputy Travis Moore and his police dog, Jessie, demonstrate how they work together to find drugs.

Police Canine Team Visits Lee Elementary

Jessie is still a little young and rambunctious and definitely still in training. Still, the 16-month-old Belgium Malawa police dog seemed eager to put on a great demonstration for Lee Elementary second graders about how he and his partner, Barry County Sheriff’s Deputy Travis Moore, help each other.
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A message from Lee Principal Dr. Angela Jefferson

Lee Elementary School
Welcome to Lee Elementary School!
Lee is an ambitious and exciting school for our second and third graders. Our staff at Lee is dedicated to providing quality education to all students, guiding them through their early development and monitoring their continued progress in all subject areas. We make learning fun and give students opportunities to be successful in a variety of ways. Through our Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports, we celebrate success and positive behaviors to build a safe and caring environment for all. Our teachers strive to help students grow both academically and emotionally. 
We're glad you're here! We welcome volunteers so please stop in and see us soon!