Lincoln County High School

Here are the unofficial count of ballots for Trustee Election for School District #13 in the May 2 Election. The top 2 vote-getters will be seated on the Eureka School Board. Thank you for all that voted.

The high school Survival Science class learned how to cook in Dutch Ovens. They collectively made a delicious full course meal! Great job

Prom is coming up in over a week. Students get your tickets by Friday this week. They are $20 each. Next week they will go up in price to $25 each, If you are bringing a guest, please get a guest pass from Tonni in the office beforehand.

Come Join Our Pride! Eureka Public Schools is accepting applications for a Middle School Secretary for the 2023/2024 school year. Applications are available on the school website www.lchigh.net or at the EPS Central Office, 340 9th Street, Eureka, MT 59917. Please call 406-297-5650 with questions. Eureka Public School District #13 is an E.O.E.

Notice of School Board Election Location and Method of Counting Absentee/Mail Ballots and the System Software option location on May 2 .

Notice of School Board Election. Ballots are being mailed out on April 17. Please do not forget to sign your blue envelope. Ballots can be mailed back or dropped off at LCHS Mon-Fri 9:00-2:30, or 8:00am-8:00pm on election day. Election day is May 2.

PROM DRESS EVENT ON APRIL 16, 2-4PM. Students, do you not have your dress or suit yet for Prom? Well come check out our assortment of dresses, shoes, and suits to try on for prom. Can't make it on April 16, well come on down to Mrs. Millers room any time before and after school, and during PAW class, to check them out. Dresses that are borrowed will need to be returned Monday May 8. Cost of borrowing a dress: FREE! Prom is on May 6 at the Riverstone Family Lodge.

The 2023 LCHS PROM is Saturday May 6, 7-11 pm. at the Riverstone Family Lodge. Tickets go on sale Monday, April 17 and can be purchased in the Library during PAW class. They are $20 per person thru April and $25 a person May 1-6. Prom photos will be taken and can be ordered following prom, Grand March is at 9 pm. Guys, Eureka Floral has suit and tux rentals and corsages and boutonnieres. Deadline for tux rentals is April 24, so get measured and order soon. Ladies, there is a prom dress event on Sunday, April 16 from 2-4:00 pm at school (Use West doors). Come try on donated prom dresses. If you cannot make it, you can always come check them out before or after school or during PAW class.

CHILD FIND. Free Child Screening for children 3-5 years old on April 26 at the First Baptist Church. Reserve an appointment now. Call 406.297.5623, or visit https://forms.gle/25CF1knZGRNN7Y4EA, or scan code on this poster. Tests include Vision, hearing, cognitive/academic development, fine motor development, and speech and communication.

2023 Summer Drivers Ed Signup. Our next drivers ed class starts in May. Please fill out the form to sign up for drivers ed. You must be 14 1/2 years old with your birthday on or before December 30, 2008 to be eligible to attend. Students will be accepted with the oldest students qualifying first. The Parent Meeting will be April 26 at 6:00pm, with classes beginning on May 2. Classroom portion is about 6-7 weeks, and meets a couple of times each week from 6:45am-8:00am with drives after school and the weekends. Drives will be done by June 30 at the latest. STUDENTS AND PARENTS WILL BE CONTACTED BEFORE APRIL 26 TO NOTIFY IF SON/DAUGHTER QUALIFIES FOR THE CLASS. Current Eureka 8th graders can sign up for the class and we will work around the Montana History Trip. Cost of the class: $280. Deadline to signup: April 20. Click this link to signup: https://forms.gle/VhXAP6ogL782cxzG9

The LCHS Career Club recently traveled to Seattle for an career awareness field trip. Students listened to a panel of employees at Blink, a creativity and research firm that helps businesses develop, design and inspire new digital products. Students also visited with Ryan Divish, the Seattle Times Reporter Beat Writer for the Seattle Mariners. Ryan is from Havre, MT, and spoke words on following your passions and finding a career that you love and are excited to go to each day. Ryan also gave a behind the scenes tour of the T-Mobile Park shortly before the Seattle Mariners game.. Students got to see the video/audio board operators, as well as television and radio announcing booths, and diamond club catering areas that are off limits to the general public. Students toured the Climate Pledge Arena, the home of the NHL's Seattle Kracken, the WNBA's Seattle Storm, and numerous concerts. The Arena is the world's first net zero certified arena in in the world. Also on the itinerary was a walking tour of the University of Washington, as well as the Seattle Japanese Gardens. Students also checked out the Gum Wall, The Farmers Market, and Seattle Waterfront. Overall, the students had a great time, made great memories, and got to experience life in the big city. Thank you to all those people and businesses that supported our trip!

Recently the National Honor Society students took a trip to Edmonton, Alberta. They visited the aquarium and learned about penguins, sharks, and sea turtles. (They got to feed the sea turtles). They also went to the Edmonton Mall amusement/water park and went to an Edmonton Oilers hockey game. The students fund-raised for the entire trip. Thank you for all the supporters of the club throughout the school year.

Congratulations to our Cheerleaders. They cheered at CheerFest in Lewistown, an annual competition featuring Montana cheerleaders, dancers, & mascots. They are bringing home some trophies! Results Mascot competition 2nd place, Small group dance 2nd place, Class B small group 2nd place. Great job to all our cheerleaders! Thank you to our seniors for an amazing season! We are going to miss you!

The Freshman Transition Biology class learned how to make edible slime as part of learning Scientific Method. This hands on project allowed students to use research and theory to test their experiment. Each group used different products to make and test their edible slime. The data was then collected and analyzed as a class. Great job students. Go Lions!

Eureka Public Schools next School District Board Meeting will be Thursday, March 16th, 2023 in the LCHS Media Center at 6:00 p.m.

Eureka Public Schools next School District Board Meeting will be Thursday, March 16th, 2023 in the LCHS Media Center at 6:00 p.m.

Eureka Public School February Board Meeting Notice. February 13, 6:00PM in LCHS Library

GO EUREKA ROBOTICS AT STATE today February 3. You can livestream the event at https://www.mtroboticsalliance.org/events/bozeman-ftc-championship/event-game-info Match schedules but will be posted on the site so you can check out when our teams are competing. Live matches will begin around 11 AM with Semi-final elimination and finals matches to start around 4 PM. Good luck to our teams! (definition = when preparation meets opportunity). They've definitely put in the hours of preparation, now they just need to line up with opportunity. Team Couch Potatoes-7002: Braeden K, Micheal W., Cannon P., Levi S., Quincy R. Team E-Hackers-8271: Jaxon G., Sophia L., Ben C., Ryan M., Ben H. Team Laser Sharks in Space-10662: Dillon B., Joe B., Chester K., Caiden G., Emily R. Coaches: Mr. Reynolds, Mr. Vanleishout, Mrs. Melton. GO LIONS!!

Come Join Our Pride! Eureka Public Schools is accepting applications for a Kitchen Worker. District Applications are available on the school website www.lchigh.net or at the EPS Central Office, 340 9th Street, Eureka, MT 59917. Please contact Anita at awebb@teameureka.net for any information or at 406-297-5650. Eureka Public School District #13 is an E.O.E.

SPECIAL COMMUNITY EVENT PRESENTATION - January 10 at 6:00pm. While her life was tragically cut short during the Columbine High School shooting on April 20, 1999, Rachel Joy Scott’s shining example of kindness and compassion was not defeated that day. Come hear the inspiring true story of one girl’s dream being fulfilled 2 decades after her death. The presentation is a powerful reminder of the little things we can do every day to make our world a better place. “Let’s inspire and equip every person to create a permanent positive change not only in themselves, but in their schools, their businesses, and in your community.” LCHS Students will attend the presentation during the school day.