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Ladue Middle School’s RoboRams teams made history this past weekend at the Missouri VEX Robotics State Championship in Kansas City, delivering an unforgettable performance and securing Ladue’s first-ever state robotics title.
Ladue Middle School (LMS) recently hosted the Missouri Council of Teachers of Mathematics (MCTM) 2025 Middle School State Contest, bringing together some of the brightest young math minds from across the state. More than 120 students from 31 school districts participated in the competition, including 21 talented students representing LMS
The Ladue Middle School (LMS) RoboRams has officially made history with all four teams having secured their spots in the Missouri State Championship for the first time!
Competing against 13 teams, the LMS Science Olympiad students showcased exceptional skill, teamwork, and scientific knowledge, securing a first-place finish by a wide margin. With 45 students competing across 23 events, the team brought home an outstanding 53 medals, including 15 first-place medals, 10 second-place medals, 13 third-place medals, six fourth-place medals, and nine fifth-place medals.
Ladue Middle School (LMS) reaffirmed its reputation as a robotics powerhouse as it hosted its annual Middle School Robotics Competition. With 30 teams from across the region competing, the event showcased young engineers' exceptional talent, teamwork, and innovation
In this episode, Ladue Schools Superintendent Dr. Jim Wipke speaks with two incredible district administrators, Dr. Tiffany Taylor Johnson, Director of Student Services, and Dr. Jennifer Riesenmy, Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Coordinator, about an initiative new this school year called "No Place for Hate (NPFH)."
The Ladue Middle School (LMS) RoboRams had a remarkable start to their season at the season’s first robotics tournament, hosted by Troy Buchanan High School. With four teams competing, the RoboRams showcased their exceptional skills and teamwork, earning accolades and delivering impressive results.
Ladue Horton Watkins High School (LHWHS) freshman Elle Saleeby has been named a 2025 National STEM Champion, a prestigious recognition awarded to nearly 100 students nationwide. Elle is one of only two students from Missouri to receive this honor, highlighting her outstanding contributions to science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM).