HES picture day is Tomorrow, October 10, 2022
Wagner Portrait Group will be photographing for portrait packages & school records. ALL ORDERS ARE ONLINE - https://bit.ly/3REsgaa
Password: 7B4Q9Q3T
Can’t order online or have other questions? Call 314-567-5900
Last, but not least we want to recognize Scott Miller as our Maintenance and Custodial Director. Scott - thanks for all you do for Highland. We all appreciate you and your staff!! #CougarPride
Today we Spotlight Highland’s newest custodian, Larry Strange. Larry works the night shift at the high school and helps keep our facilities looking nice and clean. Thanks for all you do Larry!
Why does the moon appear to change shape? HES 5th graders made models to investigate today.
Mrs. Jennings’ Kindergarten class had fun visiting the pumpkin patch today!
Mrs. Schmitz's 3rd grade cheering on the varsity football team for this evenings game at Centralia. Kickoff starts at 7:00 p.m. #GoCougars #WeAreHighland
https://youtu.be/CpBA6IAGWZA
Highland’s very own Quinton Miller at his book reveal for the release of “Isle of Music” - his 1st published book at the age of 13! Congratulations Quinton. Another example that Lewis County C-1 is a great place to live and raise a family! #GoCougars #CougarPride
HES picture day is Monday, October 10, 2022
Wagner Portrait Group will be photographing for portrait packages & school records. ALL ORDERS ARE ONLINE - https://bit.ly/3REsgaa
Password: 7B4Q9Q3T
Can’t order online or have other questions? Call 314-567-5900
LCC-1's published student author, Quinton Miller, will be revealing his first published book on Friday morning with the help of author Stephen Kozan. An assembly will be held at HES at 9:00 for all third through eighth grade students. They will also have the chance to enter a writing contest and have their book published with assistance from Stephen Kozan.
Anyone wishing to purchase a copy of Quinton's book may do so tomorrow for $15.
Dear Parents/Guardians,
Lewis County C-1 School District uses Bark for Schools to help us monitor school-issued accounts for signs of digital dangers. When potential issues like cyberbullying, suicidal ideation, and threats of violence arise, Bark sends us a notification. Parents and guardians can benefit from receiving these alerts, as well.
Get Alerts With the Free Parent Portal
Kids use their school-issued accounts both at school and at home, and families are often in a better position to respond to urgent alerts after hours, on weekends, and during breaks. These are times when administration may not be available in the event of an emergency. Be sure the school has an updated email address on file. In the coming days, you will receive an invitation to create your free account for the Bark for Schools Parent Portal. As soon as you opt in, you’ll start receiving after-hours alerts when Bark detects potentially time-sensitive issues.
Monitor Texts, Social Media, and More
Bark for Schools is free for both our school and for you. For even greater coverage, you can also sign up for Bark for Families, which monitors texts, chat, email, YouTube, and 30+ social media platforms for potential safety concerns. You can find out more about how Bark works at www.bark.com/#how
If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me. Thank you for your support as we strive to help keep our students safe both online and in real life.
Susan Moore
Technology Coordinator
573-209-3217
smoore@lewis.k12.mo.us
Today we spotlight Highland Elementary daytime custodian, Isaac Murphy. Isaac helps keep our elementary building looking nice and clean. Thanks for all you do Isaac! #CougarPride
Today we spotlight Roger Parrish, HHS daytime custodian for National Custodian’s Day. Roger helps keep our HS looking nice and clean - Thanks for all you do Roger! #CougarPride
Come join the Marching Highlanders as they host the 2nd annual “Sounds of Gold” marching competition at HHS from 3:30-8pm on the football field. Five hours of incredible music right here in our own back yard!
The Highland Athletic Boosters monthly meeting for October will be canceled. Our next meeting will be November, 2 @ 5:30 p.m. in the commons at the High School. Hope to see you there!
Highland FBLA students attended the Culver BEL visit day then toured Design It on Tuesday.
Today, LCC1 spotlights Highland HS custodian, Rodney Webster. Happy National Custodian’s Day Rodney and thanks for all you do to keep our facilities looking nice and clean! #CougarPride
Kindergarteners in Mr. Wagner's Guidance classes are learning to get help from adults when they need medicine. Timmy the turtle helped with the lesson.
Soar students have started their next STEM challenge, Catapult Chaos. They will shoot a ball that will knock down a tower of cups.
Congratulations to Highland JH Cross Country Runners Haleiha Reimers, AJ Caudill, and Isaac Roberts. The CCC doesn't officially recognize the JH as part of the conference, but if they did all three would have earned All-Conference Honors at last night's CCC XC meet!
