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Welcome to Central Middle School! Our goal is the development and enhancement of knowledge, attitudes and skills necessary to participate effectively in a technologically orientated society. In order to meet this goal, we offer numerous courses. CMS is unique in that, although it is the newest built middle school within the Lawton Public School District, it has a one hundred year tradition of excellence in education. Previously located at 809 C Avenue, the original building offers a history that developed in concert with the growth and values of Southwest Oklahoma and the city of Lawton.
Recognition of Central’s contributions to the area garnered its placement in the National Register of Historic Places as of February 1997. Lawton voters approved a 1999 bond issue to allow construction of a new site at its current location. After extensive renovations and a newly refurbished dome by the City of Lawton, the old building has become Lawton City Hall and will continue to serve the community for the foreseeable future.
The CMS Library is at the very heart of Central Middle School. Located right off the Cougar Plaza, students enjoy the vast selection of books and magazines that are available for checkout.
With over 15,000 current, interesting and award winning titles to choose from, students utilize our services on a daily basis. Monthly circulation of books continues to grow but at present, we average over 2500 books checked out per month.
Twenty five student computers are also available for doing library catalog searches, internet research, and word processing. The LPS Media Center provides a filtering device so that only appropriate websites may be accessed and viewed on all computers. Teachers and Parents also utilize the professional section which is housed in the Reference Section.
LPS Progress Report Info
Posted Date: 10/23/2020
Indian Education Programs: Open Meeting & Tribal Consultation Introduction/Discussion Meeting
Posted Date: 10/15/2020
Ready, Set, Go! The New SPOT App
Posted Date: 10/14/2020
The Red Tulip Project
Posted Date: 10/14/2020