There will be a Senior parent meeting on Thursday, October 28th, at 6 pm in the Auditorium at LHS. All senior parents are invited to attend. This will be an informational meeting regarding graduation and senior year events. This meeting is for PARENTS only.
Students learn about Day of the Dead while eating Grasshoppers from Oaxaca, a state in Mexico in Mr. Rangel's Spanish class.
There will be a Senior parent meeting on Thursday, October 28th, at 6 pm in the Auditorium at LHS. All senior parents are invited to attend. This will be an informational meeting regarding graduation and senior year events. This meeting is for PARENTS only.
The first day of practice for winter sports is November 15. You must register online before you are allowed to participate in any sports. To register, follow the instructions below. If you have any questions, call the front office at 541-663-3301.
LHS Varsity Volleyball hosts Stayton HS tonight starting at 5:30. This is a play-in game so there are no passes allowed. Admission is $8 for adults and $5 for senior citizens and students.
Choir concerts tonight at LHS main auditorium. La Grande Middle School concert starts at 7 pm and La Grande High School concert starts at 8 pm. Masks are required.
LHS Varsity Volleyball hosts Stayton HS tomorrow night at 5:30 pm
This is an OSAA Play in game so passes are not allowed.
Admission is $8.00 for adults, and $5.00 for seniors and students.
Mr. DesJardin does it again. Another successful blood drive at LHS. Both staff and students participated.
Boys soccer shows their support of Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
Staff dresses up for Old Hollywood day.
BLUE AND WHITE ON FRIDAY. SHOW YOUR TIGER SPIRIT!!!
Senior parents need to be at Community Stadium tonight at 5:30 pm for football senior night. Senior night festivities will begin at 5:35 pm.
Students that are walking to the stadium tonight with the team will be departing at 5:15 pm. Students need to meet at the parking lot located between the gym and Central on 2nd Avenue.
LMS students will not be allowed into LHS sporting events without a paying adult to accompany them.
Good afternoon LHS students and families,
We're nearing the end of our first half of the semester with students and wanted to brief you all on a few important reminders. First, we're still dealing with the Coronavirus and the impact of quarantine. This means students are out for extended periods of time. Please remember it is the student's responsibility to advocate and communicate with teachers on missing work. This means checking google classroom on a regular basis. All work is housed here. Second, it is important upon return from quarantine to see teachers before or after school if you have concerns. You're responsible for all work unless the teacher has excused an assignment or you've made arrangements otherwise. Please do not assume that the work is excused. Lastly, please schedule your conference virtually using synergy. Information is posted on the website and FaceBook with directions on how to. Thanks again. TigerUp
Staff got involved in Harry Potter day too!!!
Broomstick Relay Races today at lunch. It was a very Harry Potter day.
LHS Yearbook is looking for submissions for the 2021-2022 yearbook.
Check out the link below and send in your pictures.
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdEEjj2KuuK-HS12l0xEbp4Bn-DMMe-0kpJ-E0RENTxB8pl6w/viewform
Lunch time activity on Tuesday was a Staff Bake Off. Winners are Jasmine Smith - 1st place, James Akers - 2nd place, Julie Childs - 3rd place. It was also Disney dress up day.
Cook Memorial Library provides free literacy tutoring Tuesday - Thursday weekly from 1:45 - 4:30pm. Here is the Application for Free Tutoring and Scheduled Access to Learning Stations:
https://forms.gle/ujzefuLCBq1KnKPN9
During open hours, all ages are welcome, and Literacy Center services are free of charge. Please drop in to check out our collection of available educational games and materials, and use the Literacy Center’s PCs and AWE computer learning stations. Students may stay longer than their scheduled hour.
Learning packets are sent home with students for additional learning and practice. Tutors will go over materials to make sure that your student understands. Please feel free to review work on the packets with your student, as repeating helps with comprehension, and students begin using self-correcting techniques while rereading. Students who complete their packets receive prizes during their subsequent tutoring sessions!
If you have questions, contact Myra via email: mbritschgi@cookmemoriallibrary.org, or phone: 541-962-1339.
Tomorrow is Harry Potter Day
