Eureka Public Schools

Regular School Board Notice for Monday June 8 at 6:00 in the LCHS Library.

Free Summer Meals for Kids! Eureka Public Schools will be providing FREE breakfast and lunch for anyone 18 years old and under from June 15, 2026, through July 31, 2026.
Meal Pick-Up Days & Times
• Mondays from 10:00 AM – 1:00 PM (3 days of breakfast and lunch)
• Thursdays from 10:00 AM – 1:00 PM (4 days of breakfast and lunch)
Anyone interested in signing up for meals, please email Anita at awebb@teameureka.net.Thank you!

Join us as we celebrate the Graduation of our Class of 2026 on Sunday, May 31 at 1:00pm in the LCHS Gymnasium. The ceremony will also be streamed live on the NFHS Network for family and friends who are unable to attend in person. Click this link to join the livestream, https://www.nfhsnetwork.com/events/lincoln-county-high-school-eureka-mt/evt1d8e998332
You will need to create an account on NFHS to watch the stream, but there is no charge to view the event. Congratulations to all the graduates.! We look forward to celebrating this special day with you all. Doors open at 11:00am!

Eureka Public Schools is hiring for next school year. We are looking to hire a part-time Physical Therapist to work 4 hours a week. The application is on our website, www.lchigh.net, and click on the Employment button. If you have questions about the position please contact Mrs. Shelby Damaskos with questions. Eureka Public School District #13 is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Come Join Our Team!

The Lincoln County High School Graduation will be held on Sunday, May 31 at 1:00pm. Due to the forecasted rain, the graduation has been moved indoors to the LCHS Gymnasium. We look forward to celebrating the Class of 2026 with family, friends, school staff, and the community. Congratulations to all 50 of our graduates!

As part of the community service portion of Teen Day , some of Mrs. Pacella's high school students planned a fun, hands-on lesson with Mr. DeShazer's 5th-grade students. They taught a lesson about the water cycle by making bracelets! It was a great opportunity for our younger students to learn from older peers while creating something memorable. Thank you to the high school students for sharing their knowledge and making science come to life!

Eureka Lions Sports is looking for head coaches for the upcoming school year! We are currently seeking Head Coaches for Boys Wrestling and Softball. Do you have a passion for mentoring students and making a positive impact in the lives of young athletes? We would love to hear from you! Interested applicants should email a letter of interest, resume, and coaching experience to Athletic Director Chad Dunn at cdunn@teameureka.net. Eureka Public School District #13 is an Equal Opportunity Employer. GO LIONS!

Thank you to our own Katie A, for your incredible work you do each day to support communication, learning, and student success. Your patience, creativity, and dedication make a lasting difference in the lives of our students, teams, and families.

The LCHS Spring is this Tuesday May 19 from 5-8:00pm. Come check out projects our students have been working on all year. We will be showcasing work from Art, Music, Wood Shop, Welding, Biology, Fiber Arts, Culinary, Robotics, Native Agriculture, and Spanish. Snacks and refreshments available for purchase, and music starts at 5:30. Hope to see you there!

Our LCHS welding students have been working and practicing on their welding skills, and we are proud to say that we have had multiple students earned welding qualifications from FVCC. Congrats to Wyatt W-Flat, Hunter G-Flat, Brandon C-Flat, Gabi W-Flat, and Joe S-Vertical Up. Keep up the great work!

Bicycle Safety Rodeo TODAY after school!

Eureka Elementary is planning to offer a HALF DAY Early Learning Classroom for qualifying 4 yr old students for the 26-27 school year. This program is designed to strengthen early literacy, math readiness, language development, and social-emotional skills to better prepare students for Kindergarten.

We are running another Roundup this Friday, May 15th from 1-3pm. Scan the QR code or go to https://bit.ly/EarlyLearnEureka

To the Team Eureka Community,
While we are certainly disappointed in the outcome of the bond election, I want to sincerely thank every person who took the time to become informed, ask questions, attend meetings, volunteer, advocate, and ultimately participate in the process. Regardless of how individuals voted, community engagement matters, and I deeply appreciate the respectful conversations and involvement we have seen throughout this effort.
I especially want to recognize the many staff members, parents, board members, and community supporters who worked tirelessly over the past several months. From organizing meetings and sharing information to simply having conversations with neighbors and friends, your commitment to our students and schools was evident every step of the way. Public education is strongest when people care enough to be involved, and this community showed that in abundance.
Although this result was not what we had hoped for, our mission does not change. Eureka Public Schools will continue to serve our students and community to the very best of our ability each and every day. We will continue providing meaningful opportunities for students through programs like Career and Technical Education, helping students gain valuable skills for the workforce and future careers. We will continue investing in opportunities for our youngest learners as we expand services through our new early learning program for four-year-olds. And we will continue focusing on the academic, social, and emotional growth of every student who walks through our doors.
The challenges facing our facilities do not disappear today, but neither does our commitment to finding solutions and doing what is best for kids. Team Eureka has always been resilient, hardworking, and student-centered, and that will continue moving forward.
Thank you again to everyone who participated in this process and for your continued support of our schools, staff, and students.