The LCHS Prom is Saturday May 3 at Abayance Bay from 7:00pm-11:00pm. The Grand March will take place at 7:30pm. Be safe students, and make some great memories!
A huge congratulations to the Envirothon team -They had the top oral presentation at the Montana Envirothon Competition, and took 5th place overall. Great job Bella O, Luke V, Grant B, Jay H, and Rolland B. Envirothon is an event that challenges youth to a competition involving Range, Soils, Aquatics, Wildlife, and Forestry. The competition involves a written test along with an oral presentation to solve a current issue.
The LCHS Key Club is helping the Red Cross with a blood drive on Tuesday April 22. If you are 16 and older, you are elgible to donate. This is open for any community member to sign up to donate. The blood drive will take place in the LCHS Auditorium from 9:30am-3:30pm. Please scan the qr code or visit the website https://www.redcrossblood.org/give.html/drive-results?zipSponsor=school to select an available time to donate. Thank you!
Notice of Regular Board Meeting on Tuesday April 15 at 6:00pm.
Please fill out the following form to sign up for our Summer Drivers Ed Class. Signup deadline is April 18.
Students with a birthday on or before December 28, 2010 will be eligible to take. Students will be accepted with the oldest students qualifying first and class will be limited to 30 students. The Parent Meeting will be April 23 at 6:00pm in the LCHS Commons, with classes beginning on April 29. Classroom portion is about 5 weeks with classes times a week from 7:00am-8:00am with driving after school and weekends. We will be done with the classroom portion on June 4, the last day of school. There will be driving in June, with scheduled time flexible for work, camps, etc. We will be totally done with the program by June 28. STUDENTS AND PARENTS WILL BE NOTIFIED ON APRIL 18 IF THEIR SON/DAUGHTER QUALIFIED FOR THE CLASS. Students will not miss any school athletics or activities, but may miss an occasional practice. We will not have class the days the Middle School is on their history trip. Cost of the class: $300. Please contact Mr. VanNess at wvanness@teameureka.net with any questions you may have. We will have another session that will start in September.
SIGNUP FORM: https://forms.gle/hdPan7sV945gLeA38
Eureka Public Schools is accepting applications for a High School Family & Consumer Science Teacher for the 2025-2026 School Year. The ideal candidate will have expertise in life skills education, focusing on areas such as nutrition, culinary arts, child development, and career readiness. Applications are available at www.lchigh.net or at the EPS Central Office, 340 9th Street, Eureka, MT Contact Amy at 406-297-5650 or ayarus@teameureka.net. EPS #13 is an E.O.E. Come join our Team!
The LCHS Key Club went to DCON, District Convention, in Billings and is coming home with 4 awards. Most Man Miles, Recruitment, Governor's Project (for our help with the money raised for the animal shelter), and Division of the YEAR! We're so proud! In addition to the awards, Louis S. is the Leutenant Govenor elect for Divsion 8. Houston H. Is his predecessor and was able to pass on the torch by pinning Louis during an induction ceremony at convention. Congratulations Louis!
Eureka Public Schools is accepting applications for a Speech Language Pathologist and Special Education Teacher for the 2025-2026 School Year. Applications are available at www.lchigh.net or at the EPS Central Office, 340 9th Street, Eureka, MT Contact Amy at 406-297-5650 or ayarus@teameureka.net. EPS #13 is an E.O.E. Come join our Team!
Eureka Middle School is looking for a full-time paraprofessional to work with students. The job is available now. 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!
Middle School and High School Music Concert Date Change - due to sickness, the music department will be moving the Middle School Youth Sing Showcase Concert to Tuesday, 4/1 at 6:30pm. The High School Pre-Festival Concert will directly follow at 7:00pm. We are sorry for any inconvenience this has caused.
For their annual trip, the National Honor Society students chose to go to Banff and Calgary. They went ice hiking up Jonston Canyon Trail, to a Calgary Flames hockey game, and participated in a scavenger hunt at the Calgary Zoo, plus much more.
Celebrate World Down Syndrome Day on 3/21!
We are looking for you! We need a Head High School Volleyball Coach for our Eureka Lady Lions! Do you have a strong coaching background and a passion for volleyball? Do you have dedication to developing young athletes? We want you! Apply by emailing our Athletic Director Chad Dunn at cdunn@teameureka.net
Congratulations to our Special Olympic athletes—Cole Carvey, Jack Gregor and Skyler Norvell.
A big shoutout to our own Mrs. Comstock and Ms.Harpe for receiving the Special Education and Paraprofessional Team award for Region 5! Congratulations! We have a great staff at Eureka Public Schools!
20 of Mrs. Seng’s Art Students were chosen for the juried exhibition titled Corridor 93. They were able to visit Missoula and see it yesterday at the University of Montana. Today Feb 22 is the closing ceremony, from 12-4; if anyone is in Missoula and wants to see it, it’s at the Social Sciences building on campus! Great job students
We are excited to announce that we are offering an Adult Welding class. Classes will be Tuesday evenings for 7 weeks, with classes on 2/25, 3/11, 3/18, 3/25, 4/1, 4/8, and 4/15. We only have 6 spots available at this time, so please call the high school office to reserve your spot, 406-297-5700. Cost is $50.
The Survival Science learned what to do if stuck in cold weather. They built a shelter and fire. The shelter was a little lacking but the fire felt nice and was hot enough to cook hotdogs and s’mores on! Keep safe everyone is this bitter cold weather!
Notice of The Regular School Board Meeting on Feb 10 at 6:00pm in the LCHS Library.
A tiny home built by last year’s Buildings Trades class has found a new home, but hasn’t moved far. This house will be used as a school employee rental property. The students were excited that their hard work will be used to help young staff members begin their educational journey, without the burden of high rental costs and lack of availability.
