Students showed their appreciation to the Lemmon School District bus drivers on Bus Driver Appreciation Day (April 22). Thank you for keeping our staff and students safe!
The 2025 Math Meet was held at Fairfield, ND. Congratulations to the following:
4th Grade: Jerome Fergen- 1st place
The 4th grade Team placed 3rd: Kinsley Zorc, Jerome Fergen & Sadie Storm
In the 8th grade division, Micah Reede placed 3rd
The 8th grade team placed 3rd- Micah Reede, Sutton Peterson, Kyle Gebhart &Tymber Benson
Administrative Professionals Day honors all individuals in administrative roles: secretaries, administrative assistants, receptionists, office managers, and more. These dedicated professionals are essential to the smooth functioning of our businesses and organizations, providing critical support and managing various responsibilities.
To our amazing people in these roles, thank you for everything you do!!
PS- Happy Birthday to Debbie as well!!
Sign up for Driver's Education at the High School Office! Classroom dates are May 27-30, 2025.
Another meet, another milestone! Congrats Blair!!!
2025 Senior Profile
The fifth-grade class began with the opening pages of the Phantom Tollbooth, as a class over the course of the following weeks, we read the progression of Milo's journey and his encounters with the unique characters he met. Every reading led to an assignment and learning activity. This project was the ending project of the book and covered all elements of the reading. This was a very fun project and the students loved it.
2025 Senior Profile!
Today is National School Bus Driver Day! We would like to say a big THANK YOU to our route and activity bus drivers! You are amazing!!
Mrs. Katus' 5th grade class explored why the Moon seems to change shape (phases) over the course of a month. In the activity, Model the Moon's Phases, students used a ball as a model of the Moon and the Sun to gain a better understanding of how the interactions between the Sun and Moon are responsible for the Moon’s phases. To wrap up the lesson, cookies were used to make the phases of the moon in the classroom.
2025 Senior Profile
The Lemmon School District is hiring for the 2025-2026 school year!! Contact Superintendent Carmichael at 605-374-3784 if you have questions Follow the QR Code or the link below for application information.
https://www.lemmon.k12.sd.us/page/employment
South Dakota Game, Fish, and Parks Conservation Officers Edgar Meza and Keith Mutschler visited Street Law class to cover the conservation side of law. They covered a wide range of different topics. Thanks so much for coming in!
🎨 8th Grade Ceiling Tile Showcase 2025 🎨
The Animal Science class was fortunate to have Robin Salverson from the SDSU Extension come to teach the students with reproductive tracts. The students had the opportunity to learn about the artificial insemination process and to practice on some beef reproductive tracts.
We’re proud to announce that Allyson Kilzer has been elected as the next South Dakota State Student Council Vice President - congratulations, Allyson!
We’re also thrilled to have strong representation at the regional level. Allyson will serve as the Upper Missouri Region President, and Ayla Bauer will represent us as the Upper Missouri Region Secretary/Treasurer - congratulations, Allyson and Ayla!
The Upper Missouri Region includes the following member schools: Bison, Faith, Herreid, Lemmon, McLaughlin, Mobridge-Pollock, Sully Buttes, Timber Lake, and Wakpala.
💙🤍💙🤍Way to go, ladies — and go Lemmon! 💙🤍💙🤍
Mancala is a two-player board game with a long history & roots in ancient Africa & Egypt. It's a game of strategy where players compete to capture the most stones in their designated "stores" by moving stones from their pits. After learning the history and rules of the game, Mrs. Penfield's 3rd graders played an Easter-themed version of Mancala using an egg carton for the game board and candy pieces as stones.
The LHS Street Law spring class had the opportunity to attend court in Perkins County. After court, the students were able to visit with State’s Attorney, Shane Penfield, Judge Comer, Sheriff Serr and deputies from the Perkins County Sheriff’s Office, among others.
Their visit was followed up the next day by having State’s Attorney Penfield attend class to recap what happened in court.
It was a great experience for our students!
And we are... THE CHAMPIONS! 🏆
Huge congratulations to the Quiz Bowl Crew!
A special thank you to KBJM/KNDC for hosting this incredible event and to Turning Point for providing such an amazing facility.
We’re also deeply grateful to the many community members who generously donated their time, both on the day and behind the scenes, to make this all possible.
KBJM/KNDC Quiz Bowl is underway.
Lemmon defeated Harding County in round 1 (180-70) and will be back up her in the next few moments for round !!!
Stay Tuned!!!
Lets Go Blue!
