Skip to main content Skip to footer site map Welcome to Col. E. Brooke Lee Middle School "Home of the Cougars" HS Counselors speak with 8th graders - Feb. 3rd Attention 8th grade students: On Friday, February 3rd high school counselors are coming to Lee Middle SchoolSupport SGA/NJHS clothing drive Our SGA and National Junior Honor Society are having a clothing drive and it will end on Friday, February 3rd. Grade 6th Central County Honors Band/Orchestra Concert Please join the Music Department on Tuesday, February 7 th @ 7:30pm at Einstein HS for the 6 th Grade Central County Honors Band/Orchestra Concert . is comprised of nominated 6 th graders from several nearby middle schools who have shown great improvement, skills, and dedication towards their Sunday Message for Parents - 1/29/17 Get ready for Africa Day - February 3rd!Africa Day ( an in-school field trip) sponsored by  the 7th grade team  will be on Friday, February 3rd, for all 7th grade students.  

The cost for the event is $5.00.  Students will move through several rotations and see  African drumming,  Coffee ceremony, skpe from Africa and more!   All after school activities(including EBB) cancellation All after school activities(including EBB) are  cancelled  the week of January 30th - February 3rd.   Please make plans to go home at the end of the day.     All activities will resume on February 6th. 5th Grade Parent Information MeetingSaturday, January 28, 2017 from 9 a.m. - 11 a.m. Support the National Junior Honor Society's FundraiserExtended Day Program changes      Beginning this week,  Mr. Dunbar's Extended Day Program( EDP) will move from Wednesdays to Thursdays after schoo l.   Students will continue to meet in room 210. EBB Spring Session begins Feb. 6th! The spring session of activities for Excel Beyond the Bell begins on  Monday, February 6th.  Registration is now open.Edit ArticleHow to Tell if Your Vans Shoes Are Fake Four Parts:Checking the Sole of the ShoeChecking Identifying MarkersTesting the ShoesNoticing the PriceCommunity Q&A

Vans aren't that cheap. So of course you're excited when you find a pair for a suspiciously low price. There are several ways to identify fake Vans shoes. You might want to have a pair of fake Vans and a pair of real Vans to compare.summit backpack ezydog Check the bottom shoe pattern.backpack vietnam pantip Check whether the base is slightly sticky.efco backpack trimmer Look at the logo.das naggenvatcher backpack See if the toes bend. Check the weight of the shoes. Be sure you have outlaid a decent amount of money. Vans are almost always around $40. If you can buy a pair for $10, then something's up. Sometimes the shoes might just be on sale.

And if you've bought them used from an online trader, then they're more likely to be real but a little scuffed. Show more unanswered questions Look up pictures of real Vans online, or go to the shoes' website and see if the ones they are selling match yours. Just because they come in a Vans shoebox doesn't mean they are real. Printing cardboard costs very little.Your Lifetime Lender: Low-Rate Loans, Every Step of the WayFrom your first car to your first home, find your funding here at Montana FCU.Become a Montana FCU Member Financial security, community support. From easy ways to earn extra cash, to services that save you time, we strive to make our members happy. See if we can make you smile. Become a MemberSee What's New At Montana FCUTake a peek at our plans to improve your community. Skip the line (we won't tell). Access Accounts AnywhereLearn More About Mobile Banking Save Money Automatically with Kasasa® SaverAsk For Kasasa® I'm more of a whiskey/boxed-wine broad, but Octoberfest's significance began for me in college when my sister studied abroad in Austria for a year.

She went to Oktoberfest in Munich and stealthfully jacked six original dimpled glass beer steins from Germany's Hofbrauhaus in her backpack, gifting me one. (They weigh 347 pounds each. It's a scientific fact.) Anyway, Denver's Oktoberfest is still rolling from last weekend with block-party festivities between the blocks of 20th and Larimer Street in Denver. There will be the usual Bavarian polka tunes, chicken dances, food, bier, music, as well as the Stein Hoisting National Championships. Stein hoisting features male and female contestants holding two full 1.5 liter steins with their arms straight out. Who can do it the longest? It's a deep burn. But the winner gets an all-expense paid trip to Boston for two, thanks to Sam Adams. Also on tap this weekend at the fest: On Saturday, let's shove fat weiners in our mouths during the bratwurst eating contest and on Sunday is the Long Dog Derby (awww, weiner doggies.)(I guess that's British.) The power of Christ compels you!

The best month of the year is scaring our pants off early. This weekend, the Alamo Drafthouse, 7301 South Santa Fe Dr., Littleton, is hosting the Mile High Horror Film Festival. (Yes, it's a bit west, but shhh, wait till you see who will be there.) The Drafthouse (a movie theater with booze and food) will feature not only 50 horror films from around the world, but also celebrities, filmmakers and artists. Linda Blair: the possessed child, Regan, in "The Exorcist." Doug Bradley: Pinhead from "Hellraiser." Ken Foree: Peter from "Dawn of the Dead." Jeffrey Reddick: writer and Creator of the "Final Destination" series. The Enigma: that crazy contortionist sideshow performer who is covered in tattoos and has horn implants. There are so many more panelists, famous horror makeup artists, actors and more, it's crazy. for the full lineup. Not that you don't have enough beer events to attend... Suck it up, it's almost the Great American Beer Festival, which has become one of Denver's finest holidays.

It's not this weekend and it's sold out. But, instead of crying into your extra-hopped special-reserved IPA, Denver will be celebrating the event far in advance — from this weekend, up until the boozy start of GABF, with Denver Beer Fest, as the town calls it. (Can you guys stock up on GasX, please? I can smell you already.) /denverbeerfest and check out the multitude of festivities that may strike your pantsy's fancy. (Your toilet is going to fight you after next weekend. Mix some whiskey in with those suds. Your belly will say "word up, muthafucka." Or something like that.) Sugar, skulls and everything soul First Fridays around the globe offer us laymen a chance to peruse studios, admire talent and then go home crying like a pack of chupacabras because we wish we were talented.Use this first Friday as a chance to make your very own work of art. Evb Studio, 4343 W. 44th Ave., Denver, is hosting a minishop this weekend where we, the people, can make our very own sugar skulls.