Our School Day
About L.B. Clarke Middle School
L.B. Clarke Middle School opened its foors to the children and fmailies of Two Rivers in 1969. The building was dedicated to Lennox Barrett Clarke, a longtime teacher and principal at Washington High School on November 23, 1969. Mr. Clarke came to Two Rivers as vice-principal and taught English and Latin. He became principal in 1917, but left soon after to fight for his country in World War I. He returned to Two Rivers after the war and served as principal until his retirement in 1953.
Continuing in Mr. Clarke's tradition, our dedicated and caring staff works hard every day to create a rigorous, engaging and positive learning environment for our students. While we work hard to ensure our students are academically prepared for the world to come, we also know that a big part of middle school is learning how to navigate social relationships, learning and preacticing important work habits and competencies, and discovering who and what they want to be.
In order to guide students to success in all aspects of their miffle school years, we need you. Whether you are a parent, grandparent, or a member of the community, we need YOU to be a positive influence and an adult treasure hunter in our kids' lives. It takes all of us working together to help our kids, schools, and out community be successful.