After years of dedication, compassion, and unwavering commitment to students, we are proud to celebrate the careers of Mrs. Amy Schultz and Mrs. Janet French as they retire at the end of this school year. From the lessons taught in the classroom to the life lessons shared beyond it, their influence reaches far beyond our walls.
We invite our community to join us in celebrating their next chapter in the Highland Elementary gym on Wednesday, May 6 at 2:30 PM as we honor their years of service and wish them well.
#CougarPride #OnceACougarAlwaysACougar
We invite our community to join us in celebrating their next chapter in the Highland Elementary gym on Wednesday, May 6 at 2:30 PM as we honor their years of service and wish them well.
#CougarPride #OnceACougarAlwaysACougar
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Cougar Nation - a LCC1 employee received a text today from a company named Verasight claiming to offer $5 for completing a survey specific to Lewis County. This is NOT something sent by the school district and could potentially be a scam or phishing attempt, so only click the link if you trust them. Another image is attached, which shows an AI review that reports a 67% negative feedback rating for the company.
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Happy Administrative Professionals day to our team here at LCC-1!
Help us celebrate Tina, Linda, Baylea, Gail, Alicia, Tracy, & Kim. They help on so many levels and are always working behind the scenes to keep everything together and moving. We are so thankful for all that they do! Thank you ladies. We appreciate you!
#WeAreHighland
#GoCougars
The junior high track team had a great night at the North Shelby JR High Raider Relays Tuesday evening The boys finished in 2nd and the girls finished in 4th. Great Job Cougars 🤎💛
Ali Lundberg beat the school record for high jump set by Angela Ashford in 1983 with a jump of 1.55 meters (5-01"). Congratulations Ali!
Thank you to Callie and Russ for coming to speak to our Highland High School students about the importance of thinking first and making smart decisions!
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Congratulations to Coach Clay Street and the Highland Cougar baseball team on an 11-10victory over Louisiana!! This is the team's first victory on the season and Coach Street's first career victory as a head coach! Congratulations! GO COUGARS!!
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Attention families of LCC-1 student athletes -
The MSHSAA summer dead period for LCC-1 has been established for July 1st-12th, 2026. Please see the attached infographic with additional important dates for athletics in the 2026-27 school year.
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After much thought and deliberation and after speaking to several stakeholders the decision has been made to cancel the 2026 Jerry Ball Relays due to having to reschedule and not being able to garner enough teams and entries on the rescheduled date. GO COUGARS!
Saturday morning April 18th the Highland Cougar Quiz Bowl Team traveled very early to Brookfield to participate in the District Level Competition where there were 7 teams assigned. The competition was fierce but we finished 4th out of the 7 teams and Evan Frieden was chosen to be on the all district team as a Freshman. It was a fun and rewarding way to end the season and our team thanks the community and school for your support.
Parents/Guardians - this message is to confirm that an ambulance was on the High School campus for a medical emergency. There is no dander or threat to other students or staff. The parent/guardian of the involved student has been notified and is aware of the situation. Any questions should be directed to the Lewis County C-1 Central Office; however, please understand that this is the only information we can provide in order to protect the rights of the student involved.
Monday begins MAP testing for grades 7th & 8th. Please make sure students have their Chromebooks fully charged and bring with them daily.
Lewis County C-1 was well represented at the State FFA Convention! Manda & Cali were awarded the State FFA Degree, Isabella & Tegan served as voting delegates, La'Male was part of the State FFA Chorus and Claire, Alicia and Michaela rounded out the contingency.
Recently, members of the Highland History Club took a day to care for one of Lewis County's oldest cemeteries, Riverview Cemetery in La Grange.
What started over a year ago while senior member Chris Gaus was laying wreaths for Wreaths Across America, was finally able to come to fruition.
A headstone dated from 1816 that was in desperate need of some attention, caught our attention, and from there, the plan began.
We were joined by Mrs. Susan Moore, who taught the students the proper method of cleaning headstones. We also were joined the mayor and administrator of La Grange, local media, Mrs. Peggy Steinbeck and Mr. Brad Davis.
Students not only properly cleaned these headstones, but they learned the stories of the people. Some of Lewis Counties earliest and most prominent citizens have been laid to rest in this portion of the cemetery. Veterans of wars from the Revolutionary and Civil War, to both World Wars also have been laid to rest this cemetery.
It was a wonderful sight to see the students taking such delight in this project. This is the History Clubs second cemetery cleaning. We hope this is just the beginning of great and lasting civics project!
Livestream State FFA Convention! 3 pm Friday -La’Male with the State FFA Chorus 4 pm Friday - Cali & Manda receive their State FFA Degree
convention.missouriffa.org/livestream
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