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Lamar staff 24-25 group photo
Lady Bearcat volleyball team after a win
Lamar choir performs on stage at Meredith Dunbar Auditorium
Lamar students showing off their homecoming mums
Lamar Bearcat Football team playing at a game
Students working on chromebooks in library
Boys working with stem materials in makerspace
Jazz band performing at concert
Lady Bearcats cross country 2024 getting ready to run
6th graders at Bearcat camp
6th Grade students in the foyer with chromebooks
Teacher holding sign stating that she is a TEA grant winner
Two girls in the library with handmade pipe cleaner flowers
Lamar mascot standing next to hard working paraprofessionals and counselor
Beginning band students during performance
Boys with trophies during pep rally
Lamar Middle school campus exterior
Band and orchestra students with directors

Our Story

Lamar Middle School was established in 1956 as Lamar Junior High. The school was named in honor of the second president of the Republic of Texas and the Father of Education in Texas, Mirabeau Buonaparte Lamar. As a junior high campus, students in 7th, 8th, and 9th grades attended. As a middle school campus since 1975, Lamar now holds classes for 6th, 7th, and 8th grade students. School colors are maroon and gold. The school mascot is the Bearcat. The unofficial school motto is “Once a Bearcat Always a Bearcat!” Doors open at 7:50. Classes begin each week day at 8:25 AM and are dismissed for the day at 4:05 PM.
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