We wanted to recognize 3 of our retiring teachers at Eureka Public Schools this year! These 3 teachers have a combined 96 years of experience that will be impossible to replace. Our Family Consumer Science teacher Suzy DeShazer has taught for 34 years at LCHS. Larry Benson has worn many hats throughout the last 34 years at Eureka, most recently in the Welding Shop. Karyn Leonard is the middle school special education teacher, with 28 years of experience, the last 22 years here at Eureka. We want to give thanks to each for going above and beyond and bringing out the best in all their students. We appreciate the time and effort that you've all put into the teaching profession. Each of you has made a huge difference in the lives of so many people. We wish you the best! Congratulations on your retirement!
Who said students take summer off? Some of our Key Club members spent a few hours cleaning up the Kiwanis section of the highway. Nice job!
Eureka Public Schools is hiring a Middle School Teacher for the 2025-2026 School Year. This teacher will teach World Language and Title 1. If interested, please fill out an application form on the school website, www.lchigh.net; look for the employment tab. Come join our team! Go Lions!
Eureka Public Schools Regular School Board Meeting Notice for June 9 at 6:00pm
The 8th grade class recently took their Montana History Trip. They traveled over 1,000 miles throughout Western Montana as they visited sites they learned about in Mrs. Hall's class. It was a great week of adventure with some truly awesome students!!
The 2025 Senior class commencement exercises were on Saturday May 31. A small but decorated class of 44 Seniors earned their high school diplomas. Congratulations to each graduate. We wish you the best of luck with your post high school plans and cannot wait to see what the future holds for you!
CLEAN YOUR CLOSET! On June 3 from 3:00-4:00pm, bring your old unwanted clothes to the middle school gym for ther puprose of them to be made into quiles for local non-profits. Brought to you by the repurposing group through the Ecoschools program. Thank you!
The 2025 LCHS Graduation is Saturday, May 31 at 1:00pm on the football field. A limited number of folding chairs are provided, but if you could please bring your own lawn chairs or blankets to enjoy the Graduation fom the grass field. The weather is forecasted to be hot, so please prepare accoridingly.
Arghh! It was a great elementary concert! Thank you to Mrs. Tribble and their elementary teachers for having the students looking and sounding great!
TONIGHT MAY 29 is the last night of the LCHS Art Show is at Timber's Lodge. Be there at 5:00pm for the closing ceremony that will include raffles, music, and food! Work from all the LCHS art classes will be on display. The art students have been working extremley hard and are proud to show off their work. Hope to see you there!
Space Science Summer Camp 2025 Register now for our FREE summer camp for middle school students hosted in partnership with NASA and Northwest Space Sciences & Pathways. Students participate in hands-on mini-missions using science and engineering practices.
Click this link to register: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdxvevRMdzJw4KhYzjWdsFL3pKFSGCaVnCaGGTpFaBnamxhGw/viewform
At our recent Academic Awards Night, the National Honor Society inducted its newest members for the 2025-2026 School Year. Laina C, Tyrone C, Ben H, Rogan L, Marley N, and Tyce V were selected by a local council that met four key requirements: scholarship, service, leadership, and character. Students demonstrate strong academic achievement, voluntary acts of service, possess strong leadership qualities, and maintain values of honesty, integrity, and respect. Also recognized were Ben H, Cooper S, and Ryan M who earned an ACT score of higher than 28. Congratulations to all the students! Great Job!
Our Eureka 8th graders visited many local businesses and homes in historic Eureka. Learning local history from some of the best! Thank you Ron Hanson, Mike McMurray, Noel Duram, Hayes Family & Montana Farmacy
The Eureka Kindergarten classes walked on the riverwalk, completing a scavenger hunt using their 5 senses. Students looked for animal tracks, listened for wildlife and water, smelled and touched flowers and plants, and more! The students then ate their lunch and discussed and shared their findings. It was a fun day!
Eureka Public Schools is proud to announce that they have been awarded the Ferguson Explore the Trades Skills Lab Grant in the amount of $25,000. Next school year the district is offering a HVAC Fundamentals and Intro to Electricity course for students The money will be used to pay for supplies and training materials to start up these programs. We are proud to offer these classes and have students develop skills for high demand jobs in our area. We were one of only 10 schools nationwide to be awarded the grant. Here is a short article about the grant: https://5il.co/3gwpr
The LCHS Spring Art Show is at Timber's Lodge on May 26-29. Work from all the LCHS art classes will be on display. Be there on the 29th at 5:00pm for the closing ceremony that will include raffles, music, and food! Details on the flyer. The art students have been working extremley hard and are proud to show off their work. Hope to see you there!
Recently the survival science took their annual backpacking trip into Swisher Lake. The students hiked and explored the area identifying and collecting native plants. They also fished and made dinner over campfire. It was a beautiful day and evening for the students. Ten students participated and Mrs Pacella is glad to say they all survived!
Come check out the High School Expo on Tuesday May 20. Along with student work displays, the high school band and choir will be peforming. Expo starts at 5:00pm, with concert at 5:30pm. Student work from Fiber Arts, Culinary, Robotics, Welding, Wood Shop, Biology, Garden Club, Fabrications, Building Trades, & More will be on display! Our students have been doing some great things this year!
Thank you to Jon Leonard and Glacier Bank for talking to the Eureka Kindergarten students about the importance of saving money. The students had a great time!
