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Parents and Guardians: Please see the following information regarding grade level dates for Chromebook collection. Your student will need to bring their district issued Chromebook in the case as well as the charger on their assigned day for collection. Chromebooks will be inspected at that time with any damages being noted and a receipt will be filled out and given to the student to take home to the parent/guardian. Here are the collection dates: Wednesday, May 12th - K & 1st grades Thursday, May 13th - 2nd grade Friday, May 14th - 3rd grade Monday, May 17th - 4th grade AM & 9th grade PM Tuesday, May 18th - 5th grade AM & 10th grade PM Wednesday, May 19th - 6th grade AM & 11th grade PM Thursday, May 20th - 7th grade AM & 8th grade PM Friday, May 21st - seniors after their last final

Highland High School is spotlighting our 2021 Seniors. This spotlight features Alyssa Goodwin. We are proud of all your accomplishments Alyssa!

All high school library books are due on Monday, May 10th. Please plan to return your books on Monday. If you have lost a book or your book is damaged you will need to pay for it. Thank you.

Class 2 District track was held Saturday May 8 at Monroe City. Highland athletes moving on to sectionals next Saturday are the following. The boys finished second overall while the girls finished 9th overall out of 14 teams attending. Girls— 4x200 Relay. 3rd. . Marissa Abell, Ansley Bringer, Makayla Dryer, Alexandria Reed 4x100 Relay 1st. Makayla Dryer, Alexandria Reed, Summer Goings, Ansley Bringer. 800 Meter 4th. — Trinity Wright. Boys. 100 M Dash. 1st. Drew Mallett 2nd Larry Job 200 M Dash. 1st Larry Job. 400 M Dash. 2nd. Drew Mallett 110 Hurdles. 2nd Robert Goehl. 300 Hurdles. 2nd. Robert Goehl. Discus. 3rd. Shon Stark. Javelin. 2nd. Cameron Bringer. 4x100 Relay. 1st. Cameron Bringer, Larry Job, Robert Goehl, Drew Mallett. 4x200 Relay. 1st. Cameron Bringer, Devin Stutsman, Larry Job, Drew Mallett. —- New School Record set. 1:31.73. Sectionals will be held at Monroe City Saturday May 15.

Never want to forget our valuable bus drivers during teacher appreciation week!! Thank you StuCo!! GO COUGARS!!

The Junior High Spring Dance will be held Saturday, May 15th from 6:00-9:00PM in the HHS Commons. Doors will open at 5:30PM. Tickets will be sold in advance starting Monday, May 10th and can be purchased from a JH Student Council Member or Mrs. Wiskirchen for $5. No out of school dates allowed. Drinks and Snacks will be provided. Any questions can be directed to Mrs. Wiskirchen at nwiskirchen@lewis.k12.mo.us or by calling HHS at 573-209-3215.

HHS parents/guardians: there is an ambulance at the HS for a staff member. This is not a student-related incident.

Thank you Knox County Dental and Dr. Lisa Bosch for providing breakfast at LCC-1 today!

Virtual student Chromebooks will be collected starting on May 17th - May 27th. Each student/parent will need to contact their case manager to set up a time to bring the Chromebook to Highland High School (regardless of which grade the student is in). Chromebooks will be inspected and a receipt will be given indicating any issues with the Chromebook. The receipt will be a copy of the Chromebook collection checklist that will be used and will be signed by a staff member and the student or parent. Please be sure to bring the original school issued charger as well as the case with the Chromebook.

Class 3 District 7 Baseball bracket. District Tournament will be held in Palmyra at Flower City Park.

Huge shout out and thank you to the Highland High School Student Council for preparing and having breakfast for the HS Staff this morning in honor of Teacher Appreciation Week! #CougarPride

Reminder!!!! Preschool screenings will be held Wednesday, April 28, and Thursday, April 29. Call the HES office for an appointment 573-209-3586.

Tomorrow night is Humanities Night at HHS from 5:00-7:00. Come see what our students have been working on this year in Art, Industrial Arts, FACS, Business, STEM, and MORE! Don't forget to visit the HHS Greenhouse while you're here and pick up a Mother's Day gift!

Yesterday the Clarence Cannon Conference held its Conference Track and Field meet at Clark County High School. Highland competed very well. The boys placed 3rd overall behind Monroe and Centralia while the girls placed 8th. On the boys side A new conference record was set by Highland in the 4x100 meter relay and a school record dating back to 1983 was broken in the 200 M dash. Conference champions from Highland boys. 100 Dash Larry Job 200 Dash. Larry Job. New Highland Record. 22.80 4x100 Relay. Cameron Bringer, Larry Job, Robert Goehl. Drew Mallett. New CCC Record. 44.74 4x200 Relay Cameron Bringer, Devin Stutsman, Larry Job, Drew Mallett All conference is awarded to the top two finishers in the Relays and top 3 competitors in the individual events. Highland all conference performers Girls 4x200 Relay. Marissa Abell, Ansley Bringer, Mikayla Dryer, Alexandria Reed Boys 110 Hurdles Robert Goehl. 2nd. 300 Hurdles. Robert Goehl 2nd. 100 M Dash. Drew Mallett. 2nd 400 M Dash. Drew Mallett 2nd. Full results can be found at http://results.tfmeetpro.com/Big_River_Race_Management/2021_Clarence_Cannon_Track_and_Field_Conference/ Highland will compete in District competition Saturday May 8 at Monroe City HS. Tickets are available on the MSHSSA website. Tickets must be purchased from the website and no tickets or transactions will take place at the meet for fans wishing to attend. There are no active restrictions for fans in place at Monroe City.

Due to a lack of sub bus drivers Bus 17 Tanya Austin will be run late today. If you wish to pick your child up you may make those arrangements by calling your child's attendance center.

If your child will be attending summer school, they will still need to return their school issued Chromebook. Chromebooks will be collected from all students on their designated collection day. Summer school Chromebook use is still being discussed and finalized. We may not need Chromebooks for summer school or only certain grades may need them. If any Chromebooks are reissued for summer school, they will be collected at the conclusion.

Bus 18 Les Edmonston will be running late due to mechanical issues. The route will be run but will be approximately 20 minutes behind schedule.

Dear Parents, Lewis Co. C-1 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. In the coming days, you will receive an invitation to create your free account for the Bark for Schools Parent Portal. If you do not receive the information in your email, please contact us to make sure we have the correct email on file. 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 (for this portion there is a discounted fee available), which monitors texts, chat, email, YouTube, and 30+ social media platforms for potential safety concerns. You can find out more about how Bark works here. If you have any questions, please contact Susan Moore, Technology Coordinator, at smoore@lewis.k12.mo.us. Thank you for your support as we strive to help keep our students safe both online and in real life.

CCC conference track at Clark County begins at 3:15 today. Click on the following link to access Live results. http://results.tfmeetpro.com/Big_River_Race_Management/2021_Clarence_Cannon_Track_and_Field_Conference/

On Thursday, Miss Johnson’s 2nd graders used cup phones during their sound unit. They had to make a hypothesis and see by the vibrations, if they could hear their partner talking.