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The Bear Facts

The student newspaper of Little Cypress-Mauriceville High School

The Bear Facts

The student newspaper of Little Cypress-Mauriceville High School

The Bear Facts

The computer science team placed first at Regionals and will compete at State on May 19-20.
UIL students qualify for State
April 29, 2025

The UIL Academics teams competed at the Regional meet this past Saturday, April 26 at Stephen F. Austin State University in Nacogdoches. Eight students placed high enough...

The Honey Bears will perform their annual Spring Show this Friday night.
Honey Bears to perform spring show
Hannah Faith Crump, Writer • April 29, 2025

The Honey Bear drill team will perform its annual Spring Show at 7 p.m. this Friday, May 2 in the high school auditorium. The doors will open at 6 p.m. and admission is free,...

Prom to be held May 10
Prom to be held May 10
Landen Ward, Web Editor • April 9, 2025

The high school will host the junior-senior prom from 8:30-11:30 p.m. on May 10 at the Brown Estate in Orange. Students may purchase tickets on PayK12 on the LCMHS homepage....

Band students to compete at UIL
Band students to compete at UIL
Landen Ward, Web Editor • April 4, 2025

The symphonic and wind ensemble are gearing up for their upcoming UIL Concert and Sight-Reading Contest at Nederland High School on April 3-4.  The band, specifically...

This is the 14th consecutive district title for UIL Academics.
UIL Academics wins District Sweepstakes
March 31, 2025

The UIL Academics teams competed at the district meet this past Saturday and won the district sweepstakes title for the 14th consecutive year. The teams earned a combined...

"A Sister's Balance" by Aylee Coleman
Art students’ work shown in Houston
March 12, 2025

Three art students' artwork is currently being exhibited at the Livestock Show and Rodeo. Senior Aylee Coleman received Best of Show for her painting titled "A Sister's...

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Following celebrities' lives
Following celebrities’ lives
Louis McClelland, Writer • March 31, 2025

The personal lives of celebrities and other well-known people is something that people have constantly been interested in for decades. Many people follow the lives of celebrities...

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Phasmophobia: a terrifyingly immersive horror experience
Phasmophobia: a terrifyingly immersive horror experience
Landen Ward, Web Editor • March 10, 2025

Phasmophobia is a cooperative multiplayer horror game that throws the player into the eerie, tension-filled world of ghost hunting. Developed by Kinetic Games, it blends strategy,...

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Editor Bailey Gorham shares her experience when deciding to join a church.
The light of faith
Bailey Gorham, Editor • February 24, 2025

Looking up as I walk up the stairs to the youth room, I feel a sense of peace as I hear the sounds of friendly conversation and joyful laughs surround me. As I reach the top...

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Seven month old Asher McIntyre faces the diagnosis of Coffin Siris Syndrome.
A life beyond the diagnosis
Javan Prejean, Writer • February 10, 2025

Many people do not know anything about Coffin Siris Syndrome. When truly it is important for them to know more about this rare genetic disorder. This is not a common disorder. ...

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Sophomore Hannah Crump shares her viewpoint on animal-testing.
Animal testing doesn’t mean makeup on rabbits
Hannah Faith Crump, Write • February 10, 2025

There are still many companies around the world that test on animals. The companies do this by conducting experiments on live animals such as mice, rabbits and guinea pigs...

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Aug. 30th Pep Rally
Zoe Henning, Videographer • September 6, 2024

Sept. 14th Pep Rally
Zoe Henning, Videographer • September 15, 2023

Sept. 8 Pep Rally
September 13, 2023

Students prepare for Disney trip
February 7, 2023

Glow Pep Rally
November 18, 2022

Sprinting to victory
Strength has no limits
Softball in full swing
Taking the season pitch by pitch
An inside look at Lady Bear Basketball
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Freshman Brystol Castino is involved in cheer, Interact, and Bear Believers.
Bear of the Week: Brystol Castino
Bailey Gorham, Editor • May 5, 2025

Freshman Bryston Castino is involved in cheer, Interact, and Bear Believers. In addition to her deep involvement in school, she is active in...

Senior Jonathan Ly is a of the LCM Cross Country team.
Bear of the Week: Jonathan Ly
Ava Montondon, Writer • April 29, 2025

Senior Jonathan Ly is a member of the cross country team. Outside of school, some of his hobbies are fishing and playing video games.   Ly’s...

Freshman Liberty Trupke placed first in feature writing and fourth in news writing at the Regional UIL meet on April 26.
Where talent meets the page
Javan Prejean, Writer • May 13, 2025

She sits in front of her laptop in a room full of the state's best and brighest writers, a blank slate before her, ready to be filled with words that will showcase her craft...

Senior Calie Brones placed third in Calculator.
Senior advances to State in UIL calculator
Lindsey Fruge, Adviser • May 8, 2025

For some UIL competitors, it takes years of practice and hard work to get to the highest level of competition, which is the State meet in Austin. For senior Calie Brones,...

Freshman Jannath Bhojani placed third in editorial writing and will compete at the State meet.
Freshman advances to State UIL
Laken Hardy, Contributing Writer • May 7, 2025

Rows of nervous faces, the frantic click-clack of keyboards, and the palpable tension hanging in the air – welcome to the UIL State Editorial Writing competition. For one...

Sophomore Taylor Huckaby placed first in editorial writing at both the District and Regional UIL meets.
Writing to win
Louis McClelland, Writer • May 5, 2025

Facing competition from all over the state of Texas, she was surrounded by fierce and hardworking students from dozens of other schools. However, that was not enough to stop...

Teacher Jeffery Collier assists his engineering students while they are building a desk.
Leading the way in education
Bailey Gorham, Editor • April 28, 2025

Standing at the whiteboard, his students give him their full attention as they ask questions and work together to solve complex problems. This is the classroom of Engineering...

Sophomore Wyatt Wilson has been successful in several different UIL contests this year.
Bear of all trades
Zoe Henning, Videographer • April 23, 2025

LCM has a reputation for doing well at UIL academic meets, with most competing students participating in more than one academic competition. Sophomore Wyatt Wilson is one...

Sophomore Aubrie Woods recently won the Miss Orange County Pageant.
Crowning confidence
Ava Montondon, Writer • April 23, 2025

On March 22, sophomore Aubrie Kate Woods and junior Zoe Winn competed in the Miss Orange County Pageant. Although Woods is an experienced pro, for Winn this pageant was one...

Juniors Peyton Elliott (left) and Madison Loupe (right) are two of the leaders of the campus Interact Club.
Interact builds student leaders
Hannah Faith Crump, Writer • April 21, 2025

Better resumes, life experiences and a good group of people - these are all things students can get from being in the Interact Club. Interact, which is affiliated with...

Caden Browning was voted as the 2024-2025 LCM High School Paraprofessional of the Year.
Browning named Paraprofessional of the Year
Louis McClelland, Writer • April 16, 2025

Caden Browning was selected as the LCM High School Paraprofessional of the Year for the 2024-2025 school year. He was originally nominated for this award, and other teachers...

Students in Tara Parsons' Principles of Health Science class learns about the spread of germs.
Spotlight: Health Science
Javan Prejean, Writer • April 16, 2025

What is the purpose of this class? The purpose of this class is to learn about the different body systems and healthcare careers. What areas of study do you cover? Anything...

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