Dr. Amanda Harper
LCMS Principal
Email: [email protected]
Phone: 540-894-5457 (extension 2011)
It is an honor to serve our Bobcat community as your principal! As a Louisa County High School graduate and former Bobcat student, the Louisa community is very special to me. I believe firmly in the potential of every student, and I am committed to fostering a positive and nurturing learning environment for all. I understand the unique needs and challenges that middle school students face, and I am devoted to guiding them toward academic success, personal growth, and overall well-being.
Because the relationships between families and the school are vital to the success of our students, I encourage you to become involved in your child’s educational experience at LCMS. I welcome your conversation and positive input throughout the year ahead and look forward to connecting with you to continue a school culture of positivity and engagement! Together, we can make a positive difference in the lives of our students and our school community.
Mr. Michael Larson
LCMS Assistant Principal (6th Grade)
Email: [email protected]
Phone: 540-894-5457 (extension 2013)
Welcome to Louisa County Middle School!
I am proud to serve as an assistant principal at Louisa County Middle School and to be a part of our incredible Bobcat community. Working alongside our wonderful staff, supportive families, and outstanding students is both a privilege and a rewarding experience. At LCMS, we are committed to creating a positive, engaging, and supportive environment where every student can grow academically, socially, and emotionally.
My educational career began in 2006 as an alternative education social studies teacher serving students in grades six through twelve. Originally from Michigan, I moved to the East Coast and have had the opportunity to work with students and educators across several states. In 2012, I became an assistant principal in Charles County, Maryland, serving at two high schools until 2019. I then moved to Virginia, where I served as the director of alternative education and later as an assistant principal at Essex High School before joining the Louisa County Middle School family in 2022.
I currently live in Spotsylvania with my twin daughters. Outside of school, I enjoy following sports and proudly support my hometown Detroit teams. During the fall, you'll often find me cheering on the Michigan State Spartans.
Louisa County Middle School is a special place because of the strong partnerships among students, families, staff, and the community. I am grateful to be part of the Bobcat family and look forward to continuing to work together to ensure every student has a successful and meaningful middle school experience.
Mr. George A. Stanley II
LCMS Assistant Principal (8th Grade)
Email: [email protected]
Phone: 540-894-5457 (Ext. 2012)
Greetings Bobcats & Louisa County Community,
My name is George A. Stanley II. I am originally from Montclair, New Jersey, and I have lived in Virginia since 1998, when I attended the University of Virginia in Charlottesville. I received a B.A. in Sociology (2002) and an M.Ed (2003) from UVa. I am a proud UVa Football Alum, and my playing career spanned from 1998-2001.
I earned a Special Education Teaching Endorsement from Virginia Commonwealth University (2010), and served as a Special Education Teacher & Case Manager for 7 years at Louisa County High School from 2007-2014. I also served 3 years as the LCHS Assistant Athletics Director from 2011-2014. I completed an Administration & Supervision Program Endorsement from Arkansas State University (2013), and had the distinct pleasure of serving 9 years as the Director of Athletics at Louisa County High School from 2014-2023.
The 2026-2027 school year marks year #4 as the 8th-grade Assistant Principal at Louisa County Middle School and my 20th year of service at #TeamLCPS!! The opportunities to educate and build relationships with our staff & students, their parents, and the great Louisa County community have been a dream come true. Doing right by our students and watching them develop and grow into young adults is fulfilling every day!!
Do not hesitate to reach out with any questions. I look forward to working with each of you. Take care & be blessed!!
Mr. EJ Allen
Assistant Principal
Email: [email protected]
Phone: 540-894-5457 (2015)
Hello Bobcats,
Welcome to the 2026-2027 School Year! My name is Earnest Allen, and I am honored to serve as an Assistant Principal at Louisa County Middle School! As I enter my second year at LCMS, I remain deeply committed to supporting the success of every student and family in our community.
My journey in education has included roles as a Secondary Special Education Teacher, Administrative Intern, and Assistant Principal at Trevilians Elementary School. I hold bachelor’s and master’s degrees from Longwood University and Virginia Commonwealth University. I also earned my Educational Leadership endorsement from Longwood University. These experiences have shaped my passion for fostering student achievement and creating a positive, collaborative learning environment at all grade levels.
Outside of school, I love spending time with my family, traveling, and watching sports. I am a proud husband, father, and former football, baseball, and track coach. These experiences strengthened my belief in teamwork, dedication, and the importance of positive relationships, which are core values that I bring to LCMS every day.
I am excited to be a part of this incredible Louisa County Middle School team. I look forward to building another school year full of meaningful connections, memorable experiences, and student success.
Please know I am here to support you and your child as we work together to create a fantastic school year.
Go, Bobcats!
Mrs. Kim Smith
Administrative Intern
Email: [email protected]
Phone: 540-894-5457 (2014)
Welcome to Louisa County Middle School, Bobcat Families and Community!
I am both grateful and honored to serve as an Administrative Intern here at LCMS. Originally from suburban Philadelphia, my journey in education has been fueled by a lifelong passion for learning, teamwork, and supporting student success.
My educational foundation began at the University of Richmond, where I earned my Bachelor’s degree. While at Richmond, I had the privilege of being a member of the Women’s Basketball team—an experience that instilled in me the core values of dedication, collaboration, and resilience that I carry into my leadership style every day.
Driven to make a meaningful impact in the classroom, I later earned a Master’s degree in Education and Special Education (Cross-Categorical) from the University of Phoenix. Most recently, I completed a post-graduate certificate in Educational Leadership from Longwood University to further support our school community's growth and vision.
My teaching career began in 1998, and over the years, I have worked with students across the entire K-12 spectrum, spanning 1st through 12th grade. The majority of my instructional career has been dedicated to high school Special Education and Algebra 1, where I specialized in making foundational concepts accessible and empowering for all learners.
In 2005, I proudly joined the Louisa County Public Schools family. For over two decades, it has been an absolute joy to partner with our dedicated staff, wonderful families, and incredible students.
On a personal note, I am deeply rooted in this community. My husband of 33 years and I live here in Louisa County, and we are the proud parents of three adult sons, all of whom attended and graduated from Louisa County Public Schools. I look forward to a fantastic school year of helping our Bobcats reach their full potential!