The weather for Thursday April 17 looks horrible for track and golf so we have made some changes to our schedules:
For track we will not be going to Belle Fourche or Mobridge on Thursday, but will be attending a meet tomorrow Tuesday April 15 in Bowman starting at 2:00. That will be our only meet for this week.
Golf on Thursday as of right now is a go in Rapid City for Thursday, but we are currently talking about possible other dates. We will keep you posted if things change on this meet.
Thanks for your understanding as we deal with these weather issues.
Here are Lemmon's events for the week of April 14-19.
Sign up for Driver's Education at the High School Office!
On Wednesday, April 10, some of the senior government class went to Bismarck to see the North Dakota Capitol. While there, students were able to…
…take a tour of the Capitol.
…attend committee meetings.
…have lunch provided by Representatives Karen Vollmer and Dawson Holle and Senator Don Schaible on the 18th floor of the Capitol.
…listen to a presentation by the ND Bureau of Criminal Investigation (BCI) and meet ATF Trained K9 Officer Lee who specializes in accelerant detection. He can sense trace amounts of ignitable liquids for crimes like arson.
…witness both House and Senate general sessions. Two students were able to sit on the House floor and help with voting on several bills.
…have a photo taken with Lt. Governor Michelle Strinden in the morning. Then in the afternoon, visit with Governor Kelly Armstrong in his office.
North Dakota rolled out the red carpet for our students! We are grateful for living where we do. It is a privilege to be able to walk into the governor’s office and visit with him; not many kids across our country are afforded this type of opportunity. Thanks to all who made it possible!!
Thanks a “HOLE” bunch to Mike & Shelly Lyon and Rand Bentley for taking the time to let Mrs. Anderson’s 7th grade PE class come out to the Lemmon Golf Course and for teaching them the basics of golf.
SDSU is sponsoring a Natural Resources summer program from July 21-25 @ Oak Lake Field Station near Astoria SD. Cost is $300 and financial aid is available. Possible activities include: Bird Identification, Lake Ecology, Pollinator Diversity, Camera Trapping, Archery, Radio Telemetry, Small Mammel Trapping, Reptile Trapping & Ecology & Careers in Natural Resources. Registration is due by May 31, 2025.
Attention to the Track Crew. No go for Monday in Bowman!
Rowdy Benson, owner/manager of Lemmon Livestock, presented for “Passions & Professions” this week! He shared his love for working with livestock, investing in our community’s cattle market, and reminded students to “Eat Beef!” 🥩#lemmonlivestock
LHS Prom 2025 is right around the corner (April 12)! The theme is "Tangled"! Everyone is invited to the Grand March which begins at 7:00 PM.
Our 8th Grade STEAM students will be showcasing their Ceiling Tiles at the Lemmon Public Library next Wednesday, April 16th from 2:30pm-3:30pm!
The public is invited and welcome to attend!
Congratulations to all of our students who participating in the 2025 Academic Olympics!
Attention Sophomore and Freshman parents of those attending Post Prom--The Post Prom Committee is looking for donations of appetizers & snack foods!
Lemmon's weekly events for the week of April 7- April 12
Congrats Gage on the Farmers Mutual of Nebraska Scholarship.
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to all our State Degree recipients! The State Degree is the highest degree that a member can get at the state level. #StateFFA2025
Atticus placed 15th in Dairy Cattle Judging. #StateFFA25
Congratulations to the Range Plant ID team on placing 2nd at the FFA State Convention this weekend! Katelyn placed 4th, Kyle 12th, Darla 20th and Emma 22nd! #StateFFA2025
Students in grades 8 & 11 will begin state testing tomorrow morning at 8:05. Please help your student prepare by having them get a good night’s sleep and a healthy breakfast.
8th-grade informational Night is scheduled for Monday, April 7th, at 5:30 PM in the High School Library in Lemmon.
What’s on the agenda?
Our 8th graders will get a preview of what’s ahead, including testing, scholarships, course offerings, and where to find all those important details. Students will not be registering for classes, but they will receive information to help with their registration later this spring.
We look forward to seeing you tomorrow night!
South Dakota Farm to School provides youth with fresh, locally grown or raised foods. By shifting food purchasing processes and expanding education and gardening opportunities in our communities via feeding programs in schools, childcare facilities, and summer feeding programs. Farm to School not only benefits children, it also strengthens local economies and enhances the connection between schools and the communities they serve.
Our freezer is empty at the school. If you are interested in donating to the Lemmon School District, we would love to feed our kids locally raised meat. West Side Meats in Mobridge, SD and Whalen’s Meat Packaging in Mott, ND are certified in slaughtering and processing. If you are interested in donating, please reach out to Keri Lewton at 605-374-3784 Keri.Lewton@k12.sd.us
Reminder! See you tomorrow!
