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Financial Aid night is tomorrow (October 19) night! Junior & Senior parents, mark October 19 on your calendar! Attend in person or through zoom.
Zoom link: https://zoom.us/j/98157037898?pwd=Ge3szbRe4MoZXPdoGTnUKT5OyKyaYp.1
Congratulations to the Oral Interp team who competed at their first meet at Lead/Deadwood last weekend. Special congrats to Arabella for placing 3rd in Novice Serious Prose.
If you are chili at the game tonight, grab a warm cup of chili at the concession stand.
The Companion Animal class has been studying about the anatomy of dogs and cats. The students had to opportunity to create their favorite breed of dog and participated in a dog show. On the back side of the dog the student drew and labeled the organs.
LHS Close Up will have a Bake Sale on Friday, October 16 at the football game against Sully Buttes. Stop by for some goodies and to support Close Up!
Friday Night Lights!!
Reminder: Parents Night! 🏈
Parents Night will begin promptly at 5:40 PM, so please be on time!
* Juniors and underclassmen: Meet your parents in the stands.
* Seniors: Meet your parents at midfield on the track.
The Close Up group will also be hosting a bake sale starting at 5:00 PM, when the gates open!
The LHS Staff & Students were happy to participate in CAVA's "Purple Power Day" in honor of Domestic Violence month. #cava
The Girls defended their Region title and won their 6th in a row.
Both teams will compete at the State Meet on Saturday, October 24th at Hart Ranch in Rapid City.
Both teams will compete at the State Meet on Saturday, October 24th at Hart Ranch in Rapid City.
The NHS is sponsoring a Hygiene Drive in conjuction with Red Ribbon week (October 26-29). Each class (grades 6-12) will be collecting deoderants, lotions, shampoos, conditioners, tooth paste, tooth brushes, body wash and feminine products to be distributed around the community. The grade with the most donations will receive a prize!
Due to injuries, tonight there be no C game vs Mott/Regent. The JV game will begin at 5pm with Varsity to follow.
The Lemmon School Board received the Bronze level award. ALL stands for Act, Learn, Lead;
The ASBSD Board Recognition Program is designed to recognize school boards for their dedicated and ethical service to the students of South Dakota. This program will recognize board members’ participation in outside activities, board development and training, and demonstrated leadership at various areas and levels.
ACT: Activities in this category demonstrate participation at various board functions. Examples would include attending Annual Convention, Delegate Assembly or the NSBA national convention. This category is measured, and points are assigned, as to the functions a board member has attended.
LEARN: Activities in this category center around board member training opportunities board members have attended and completed. Examples would include attending face to face training sessions for board specific workshops or participating in ASBSD regional events, webinars or online courses. Points are assigned based on the learning opportunity and participation.
LEAD: Activities in this category focus on leadership events or activities where board members take on a leadership role or participate in leadership training. Examples would include serving as state board officer, attending the President’s Workshop, or representing your District at ASBSD’s Delegate Assembly. Points are assigned based upon the position or role held and activity participation.
Points are earned throughout the fiscal year by board members by attending webinars, training, and the Delegate Assembly.
The ASBSD Board Recognition Program is designed to recognize school boards for their dedicated and ethical service to the students of South Dakota. This program will recognize board members’ participation in outside activities, board development and training, and demonstrated leadership at various areas and levels.
ACT: Activities in this category demonstrate participation at various board functions. Examples would include attending Annual Convention, Delegate Assembly or the NSBA national convention. This category is measured, and points are assigned, as to the functions a board member has attended.
LEARN: Activities in this category center around board member training opportunities board members have attended and completed. Examples would include attending face to face training sessions for board specific workshops or participating in ASBSD regional events, webinars or online courses. Points are assigned based on the learning opportunity and participation.
LEAD: Activities in this category focus on leadership events or activities where board members take on a leadership role or participate in leadership training. Examples would include serving as state board officer, attending the President’s Workshop, or representing your District at ASBSD’s Delegate Assembly. Points are assigned based upon the position or role held and activity participation.
Points are earned throughout the fiscal year by board members by attending webinars, training, and the Delegate Assembly.
Congratulations to the winners of the Legion Auxilliary Dual Credit Scholarship winners. A huge thank you goes out to the Legion Auxiliary for supporting our students in this way!
The Department of Health will be offering flu shots for all students in grades K-12 on Thursday, October 29, 2026. To sign up your child(ren) for the flu shot, please complete page 2 of the linked document and return it to the school office by Thursday, Oct 22. If you would like a physical copy of this information, please stop by the school and pick one up.
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LHS Close Up will have a Bake Sale on Friday, October 16 at the football game against Sully Buttes. Stop by for some goodies and to support Close Up!
First graders celebrated finishing Domain 2 of their new reading program (Knowing Our Bodies) by watching The Magic School Bus episode "For Lunch" and eating popcorn. In this episode Ms. Frizzle and her class shrink down and travel through a classmate's digestive system.
Lemmon Elementary Student Council is selling Butter Braids and Puffins! All students are able to sell to family/friends to help raise money for projects and activities for all students. If you would like to order and don't know an elementary student to ask, please contact Kelli Penfield or Danci Hoff by calling the elementary school. Orders are due Friday, October 16, 2026. Orders can be turned in on Friday until noon, but they will also be accepted on Monday, October 19, 2026. Thank you for your help!
Thank you to Bruce Roseland, Poet Laureate, for spending Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Witt’s senior AP Literature and Composition class talking all things poetry. He graciously gave each student a copy of his ninth book, an anthology of verse. Additionally, thank you to the Grand River Arts Council for helping organize and bring Bruce to Lemmon!
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More Farm Safety Day pictures. Thank you to all businesses, students and staff who made this afternoon a success!
