Students welcomed a guest from the Missouri Department of Transportation (MoDOT)—a community civic leader they identified—during today’s learning activities. Students practiced durable skills like communication and critical thinking as they interviewed the MoDOT official and learned how transportation decisions impact our communities.
They are using what they learned to help plan their Civics Fair displays that highlight civic leadership and community impact
They are using what they learned to help plan their Civics Fair displays that highlight civic leadership and community impact
The LCC1 Board of Education will conduct their regular monthly meeting tomorrow night (3/11/26) at 5:30pm with open session beginning at 6pm. The "Public Comments" will be held in the HHS Commons for presentations. The full agenda can be viewed here: https://bit.ly/4sCVEzp
Senior Spotlight!
ATTENTION Cougar Country -
Due to the forecasted potential for severe weather and in the interest of safety, the LCC-1 buildings and facilities will be closed after the 4:30pm district scheduled practices/activities conclude today. Stay Safe Cougars!
Due to the forecasted potential for severe weather and in the interest of safety, the LCC-1 buildings and facilities will be closed after the 4:30pm district scheduled practices/activities conclude today. Stay Safe Cougars!
ATTENTION Cougar Country -
Due to the forecasted potential for severe
weather & in the interest of safety the LCC-1 buildings & facilities will be closed AFTER the 4:30 district scheduled practices/activities conclude today.
Stay Safe Cougars!
#WeAreHighland
#GoCougars
Mrs. Lyon's class completed a book challenge for Read Across America Day. Here are our winners!
During National Civics Week, our students had the opportunity to hear from our Lewis County Sheriff, David Parrish, who shared about his work as a civic leader and how students can partner with local law enforcement to support their communities.
A small group of students also interviewed him, asking thoughtful questions about concerns they see in their communities. This experience allowed students to practice our durable skills of communication and critical thinking while learning how civic engagement makes a difference.
Thank you to the Lewis County Sheriff for visiting and speaking with our students!
A small group of students also interviewed him, asking thoughtful questions about concerns they see in their communities. This experience allowed students to practice our durable skills of communication and critical thinking while learning how civic engagement makes a difference.
Thank you to the Lewis County Sheriff for visiting and speaking with our students!
Happy Birthday to Coach Darron Jarvis from the Highland Softball family!
Cheerleading Tryouts! Please see attached flyer for details.
Junior High/ School Board Game Club is growing by the day! Love having these kiddos after school every week and it looks like they’re loving it too!!
Senior Spotlight!
On March 9, 1976 Highland FBLA was installed as a new chapter! Today, members are celebrating 50 years of Highland FBLA with ice cream sundaes!
Happy Birthday to Akyrah Lewis from the Highland Softball family!
Congratulations to the Highland Varsity Softball team for earning Academic All-State Recognition with a 3.851 team GPA.
This morning Highland Elementary was full of smiles as our PTO hosted Donuts with Grownups for our Kindergarten and 1st Grade students! 🍩
We had a wonderful turnout and it was great to see so many families spending time together before the school day began. Moments like these help make our school community so special.
A big thank you to everyone who came out to join us, and a special thank you to our Highland Elementary PTO for planning and working the event. Your time and effort make experiences like this possible for our students.
We’d also like to thank our faculty and staff who helped make the morning run smoothly by parking off campus to help ease parking concerns for our guests.
It was a great morning at Highland! 💙
We had a wonderful turnout and it was great to see so many families spending time together before the school day began. Moments like these help make our school community so special.
A big thank you to everyone who came out to join us, and a special thank you to our Highland Elementary PTO for planning and working the event. Your time and effort make experiences like this possible for our students.
We’d also like to thank our faculty and staff who helped make the morning run smoothly by parking off campus to help ease parking concerns for our guests.
It was a great morning at Highland! 💙
3/5/26 Highland's Quiz Bowl Team took on Monroe City and was victorious in a real barnburner in the J.V. match 170-160. In the Varsity match the Highland Squad lead at the half by the score of 120-100 but the 2nd half was a different story as the more veteran team from Monroe City pulled away in a decisive victory 260-150. Our young team is in a lot of matches but we need to learn to finish the Varsity games strong. Go Highland!!!
FFA members wrapped up FFA Week by visiting HES PreK-2nd grade students to read to them and deliver goodie bags containing books, stickers and crayons.
Raygan Mayes has spent the week in Cary, NC at the National FFA Next Gen:Power, Structural & Technical Conference. One of 72 students selected nation wide, Raygan participated in tours of John Deere Turf and BASF and learned from industry leaders from many companies investing in developing professionals in agriculture.
Thank you to The Simple Things by Christel for sponsoring National Oreo Day treats for the staff at Highland Elementary School! We appreciate your kindness and support - such a sweet surprise for our team!
The Junior Class will be taking the ACT test on March 10th. Please make sure students have created their MyACT account and arrive at school on time on Tuesday. Information can be found on the letter shared with all juniors. https://bit.ly/HHS27ACT
