A new state law -- House Bill 1105, which was signed into law on July 1 -- stipulates how and when students can use personal electronic devices during the school day in an effort to support focused learning in all Florida public school classrooms. The law says:
• Elementary and middle school students may not use a cell phone or other personal electronic device at any time during the school day.
• High School students may use cell phones and other personal electronic devices during instructional time only if a teacher gives permission for educational purposes.
• Exceptions can be made on a case-by-case basis for students with an IEP, specific health needs, or English language learners (ELL).
Our Code of Student Conduct has been updated to reflect this law. See the Code of Student Conduct at this link: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1RZS1-ppNFeQ_vSnOamPTlz0voX11U5Bs/view?usp=sharing . Thank you for working with us to create and maintain more focused learning environments for our students.
4 months ago, LCS Communications
We can't wait to see you at the Science Fair!
1 day ago, Cecil E. Gray Middle School
Take a look for events happening in Mascotte.
2 days ago, Cecil E. Gray Middle School
Ms. Mayo's World History classes were creating Canopic Jars to mummify apple slices. Interesting!
2 days ago, Cecil E. Gray Middle School
Today our Gators participated in the November PBIS Event - Gator Fizz & Fun. They made a special drink and created handprint turkeys. Keep up it up with the good behavior and earn Gator Bucks!
2 days ago, Cecil E. Gray Middle School
Did you know that every month our Gators participate in lessons to help build social skills? This is done through our PBIS (Positive Behavioral Intervention and Supports) System. The lesson for the month of November is about being grateful. Take a moment to discuss this with your child.
2 days ago, Cecil E. Gray Middle School

This weekend, our Junior Thespians represented Gray Middle School at the District Competition — and while our troupe was much smaller than usual this year, we proved once again that we may have been small, but we were mighty!
GMS brought home an incredible 5 Superiors and 11 Excellents!
A huge congratulations to Gabriella Milchman, who earned two of our three individual Superiors and took 1st Place and Top Honors in Scene Writing — for the third year in a row! An unbelievable accomplishment!
Our third individual Superior was awarded to 6th graders Caroline Rich and Riley Aleman for their duet scene. This is their very first year competing, and they absolutely blew the judges away. Amazing job, you two!
Our remaining two Superiors came from the technical and performance scores of our one act, Most Likely To… The cast delivered a powerful and emotional performance that literally moved both the audience and the judges to tears. They earned 1st place in the district and will be advancing to the State Festival for the second year in a row!
A special shoutout to Vincent Milchman, who stepped in at the last minute to cover for two no-shows, allowing those groups to still perform. Talk about a team player!
We are beyond proud of each and every one of our talented Gator Thespians. Congratulations on an outstanding showing at Districts — your hard work, creativity, and heart continue to shine!
Also, please come see Mad Libs Live! this Wednesday through Friday in the Auditorium at 6:00. Tickets will be $10. The show is sure to be LOTS of fun!
3 days ago, Cecil E. Gray Middle School
A Candlelight Vigil is being held Monday 11/17/25
3 days ago, Cecil E. Gray Middle School
Students are learning about the differences of yeast and baking soda and how it creates co2 to make breads rise. Thank you, Ms. Claudio, for providing learning experiences like these for our Gators! 🐊
5 days ago, Cecil E. Gray Middle School
Thanksgiving Baskets - take a look!
6 days ago, Cecil E. Gray Middle School
Food giveaway for Thanksgiving - take a look!
6 days ago, Cecil E. Gray Middle School
Thank you to the Groveland Police Department for keeping our campus safe.
6 days ago, Cecil E. Gray Middle School
Join us for Building Resilient Kids Night on Dec. 1 as the Orlando Magic take on the Chicago Bulls! Buy through our special link to get early access to the Kia Center and see players warming up courtside — before the crowd arrives! It’s a night to celebrate resilience, teamwork, and supporting Lake County Schools students. Get tickets here: https://www.gofevo.com/event/Lcsstudent2
7 days ago, LCS Communications
Congratulations to all of our Gators who came to school each day and participated in the On a Roll Attendance Party. Everyone had a blast!
9 days ago, Cecil E. Gray Middle School
Students are practicing the Nature of Science by conducting their own experiments. Well done!
12 days ago, Cecil E. Gray Middle School
Most Likely To... was a great performance! Nicely done!
12 days ago, Cecil E. Gray Middle School
Congratulations to our 8th Grade Honor Roll students! We are so proud of you!
12 days ago, Cecil E. Gray Middle School
Our students are having a great time at the Renaissance Faire!
12 days ago, Cecil E. Gray Middle School
Experience NBA excitement for a cause! Join us on Monday, Dec. 1, at 7:30 p.m. for LCS Building Resilient Kids Night as the Orlando Magic take on the Chicago Bulls at the Kia Center! When you purchase tickets through our special link, you’ll get early access to the arena to watch NBA players warm up up-close — a one-of-a-kind experience for kids and families! Every ticket helps support programs that strengthen and uplift Lake County students. Get your tickets today:
https://www.gofevo.com/event/Lcsstudent212 days ago, LCS Communications
We are a learning community - teachers learning about text dependent questions and students using a story and coordinate plane collaboratively to find Cecil. Keep up the great work!
13 days ago, Cecil E. Gray Middle School