Independent School District No. 1
Ensuring high levels of learning for ALL students
🏫 LEWISTON HIGH SCHOOL WORK EXPERIENCE PROGRAM 🛠️
We believe that learning goes beyond the classroom! Our Work Experience Program at Lewiston High School gives students the opportunity to develop real-world skills, explore career interests, build confidence, and prepare for life after high school.
Through partnerships with local businesses and community organizations, our students gain hands-on experience, learn workplace expectations, practice communication and teamwork, and develop responsibility, independence, and professionalism. These experiences help students connect what they learn in school to opportunities in the real world.
We are proud to recognize our students and thank the incredible community partners who help make these opportunities possible! 👏
🔹 Ozzy Wadsworth — Snap Fitness, Lewiston
Thank you, Lance and Lydia, for welcoming Ozzy and partnering with Lewiston High School to support our students’ growth and development!
🔹 Mason Baldwin — Intermountain Feed
Thank you, Mark, for providing Mason with an opportunity to gain valuable hands-on work experience and for being a partner of Lewiston High School!
🔹 Drake Pelton — Perfection Tire
Thank you, Joshua, for welcoming Drake and helping him develop practical skills and workplace experience!
🔹 Eli Boson — City Library
Thank you, Lynn, for accepting Eli into your organization and partnering with Lewiston High School to help our students learn and grow!
🔹 Conner Ludiker — A&B Foods
Thank you, Mark, for welcoming Conner and supporting our Work Experience Program by providing opportunities for our students to develop valuable skills for the future!
Programs like this would not be possible without local businesses and organizations willing to invest their time, knowledge, and resources into the next generation. Your partnership helps our students build meaningful skills, discover their strengths, and take important steps toward their future careers.
We are grateful to have a community that believes in our students and their potential!
Together, we are building skills, creating opportunities, and preparing students for success beyond high school!
If you want more information on Work Experience please contact the high school and ask for Enrique Perez
We believe that learning goes beyond the classroom! Our Work Experience Program at Lewiston High School gives students the opportunity to develop real-world skills, explore career interests, build confidence, and prepare for life after high school.
Through partnerships with local businesses and community organizations, our students gain hands-on experience, learn workplace expectations, practice communication and teamwork, and develop responsibility, independence, and professionalism. These experiences help students connect what they learn in school to opportunities in the real world.
We are proud to recognize our students and thank the incredible community partners who help make these opportunities possible! 👏
🔹 Ozzy Wadsworth — Snap Fitness, Lewiston
Thank you, Lance and Lydia, for welcoming Ozzy and partnering with Lewiston High School to support our students’ growth and development!
🔹 Mason Baldwin — Intermountain Feed
Thank you, Mark, for providing Mason with an opportunity to gain valuable hands-on work experience and for being a partner of Lewiston High School!
🔹 Drake Pelton — Perfection Tire
Thank you, Joshua, for welcoming Drake and helping him develop practical skills and workplace experience!
🔹 Eli Boson — City Library
Thank you, Lynn, for accepting Eli into your organization and partnering with Lewiston High School to help our students learn and grow!
🔹 Conner Ludiker — A&B Foods
Thank you, Mark, for welcoming Conner and supporting our Work Experience Program by providing opportunities for our students to develop valuable skills for the future!
Programs like this would not be possible without local businesses and organizations willing to invest their time, knowledge, and resources into the next generation. Your partnership helps our students build meaningful skills, discover their strengths, and take important steps toward their future careers.
We are grateful to have a community that believes in our students and their potential!
Together, we are building skills, creating opportunities, and preparing students for success beyond high school!
If you want more information on Work Experience please contact the high school and ask for Enrique Perez
Reminder, early release today for adult learning.
The Lewiston Indian Education Parent Committee (IEPC) would like to invite you to attend our fall meeting being held today, October 13th. 2026 at 6:00 p.m. at the DeAtley Career Technical Ed. Center (3125 Cecil Andrus Way). Dinner will be served at 5:30 pm.
You can also provide your input by filling out the Lewiston Indian Education Parent Survey by clicking on the link:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdRCQB9yFl80uJyRMX5JeAvuQSlTiKb1fJG_cgIivcR3--TNA/viewform?pli=1
The Lewiston School District has had a great time attending recent career fairs at the University of Idaho and Lewis-Clark State College!
We’re always looking for great people to join our team and support our students and schools.
Explore our current job openings here:
https://www.lewistonschools.net/page/employment
We’re always looking for great people to join our team and support our students and schools.
Explore our current job openings here:
https://www.lewistonschools.net/page/employment
See you on Friday!
Congratulations to Lewiston High School’s Angie Goard on being named the 2026 High School Physical Education Teacher of the Year at the SHAPE Idaho Conference!
SHAPE Idaho is the Society of Health and Physical Educators Idaho, an organization that supports health and physical education professionals at the state, regional, and national levels through SHAPE America.
We are proud to celebrate Angie and the dedication she brings to her students and the field of physical education. Congratulations, Angie!
SHAPE Idaho is the Society of Health and Physical Educators Idaho, an organization that supports health and physical education professionals at the state, regional, and national levels through SHAPE America.
We are proud to celebrate Angie and the dedication she brings to her students and the field of physical education. Congratulations, Angie!
Student Spotlight of the Week
📸 Jakobe, 1st grade at Centennial Elementary
“Jakobe is a wonderful leader who is responsible, kind, and helpful toward others. He is a hardworking student who gives his best effort and leads by example!”
- Mr. Ruddell
Jakobe wants to be a police officer when he grows up!
📸 Jakobe, 1st grade at Centennial Elementary
“Jakobe is a wonderful leader who is responsible, kind, and helpful toward others. He is a hardworking student who gives his best effort and leads by example!”
- Mr. Ruddell
Jakobe wants to be a police officer when he grows up!
The Lewiston Indian Education Parent Committee (IEPC) would like to invite you to attend our fall meeting being held Tuesday, October 13th. 2026 at 6:00 p.m. at the DeAtley Career Technical Ed. Center (3125 Cecil Andrus Way). Dinner will be served at 5:30 pm.
You can also provide your input by filling out the Lewiston Indian Education Parent Survey by clicking on the link:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdRCQB9yFl80uJyRMX5JeAvuQSlTiKb1fJG_cgIivcR3--TNA/viewform?pli=1
You can also provide your input by filling out the Lewiston Indian Education Parent Survey by clicking on the link:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdRCQB9yFl80uJyRMX5JeAvuQSlTiKb1fJG_cgIivcR3--TNA/viewform?pli=1
Congratulations to Tammany High School’s Students of the Month, Garrett H., Leighton E., and Jacob H.!
Thank you to LCCU for supporting and celebrating our students!
Thank you to LCCU for supporting and celebrating our students!
See you October 16th!
LHS Botany students headed to Modie Park for a hands-on plant survey!
This morning 12 Lewiston FFA students took the bus ride to CALS days at the University of Idaho to compete in Livestock Judging!
They placed well with many students placing.
A huge congratulations to Farrah Meacham for placing 1st for the Dairy Cattle division.
They placed well with many students placing.
A huge congratulations to Farrah Meacham for placing 1st for the Dairy Cattle division.
Mark your calendars!
Lewiston School District is partnering with ParentGuidance.org to connect families with free mental health and wellness resources. Join us virtually Wednesday, October 7, at 6 p.m. to learn more about the resources available to Lewiston families.
We look forward to seeing you at conferences!
Can't make it to the game tonight? Catch the livestream ran by Lewiston High School's very own broadcast students!
https://youtube.com/@lhsbengals6066?si=OB0UajvI4ywFAEfz
Students in Focus
📸 Deklan, 3rd Grade at Whitman Elementary
“Deklan has shown so much growth this year! This week, he has come in ready to follow directions and help his peers solve problems. Keep up the good work, Deklan!”
— Mrs. Hobson, Principal
📸 Deklan, 3rd Grade at Whitman Elementary
“Deklan has shown so much growth this year! This week, he has come in ready to follow directions and help his peers solve problems. Keep up the good work, Deklan!”
— Mrs. Hobson, Principal
Reminder, there is early release today.
Lewiston School District is looking for dedicated individuals to join our team! We currently have openings for:
• School Administrative Assistant – Lewiston High School
• Assistant Lead Cook – McGhee Elementary School
• Food Service Worker – Sacajawea Middle School
• Special Education Instructional Assistants – District Wide
• Literacy/Title Instructional Assistants – Various Schools
• Substitute Teachers – Requires 32 college credits or paraprofessional certification
• Substitute Instructional Assistants
• Substitute Food Service Workers
• Substitute Custodians
• Substitute Laborer
Whether you’re looking for a full-time position or a substitute opportunity, there may be a place for you in the Lewiston School District!
EOE
For more information and to view current openings or apply, visit: https://www.lewistonschools.net/page/employment
• School Administrative Assistant – Lewiston High School
• Assistant Lead Cook – McGhee Elementary School
• Food Service Worker – Sacajawea Middle School
• Special Education Instructional Assistants – District Wide
• Literacy/Title Instructional Assistants – Various Schools
• Substitute Teachers – Requires 32 college credits or paraprofessional certification
• Substitute Instructional Assistants
• Substitute Food Service Workers
• Substitute Custodians
• Substitute Laborer
Whether you’re looking for a full-time position or a substitute opportunity, there may be a place for you in the Lewiston School District!
EOE
For more information and to view current openings or apply, visit: https://www.lewistonschools.net/page/employment
The Phoenix Rises
Students in 8th-grade U.S. History at Jenifer Middle School took time to remember and reflect on September 11, 2001, through a meaningful remembrance activity.
Students learned about the events of 9/11, participated in thoughtful discussions, and reflected on how we can honor those affected by choosing to be compassionate, responsible, and good citizens.
As part of the activity, each student decorated a feather as a symbol of remembrance, respect, and perseverance. Students could create a feather honoring those affected by 9/11 or use it to share a personal experience of overcoming adversity or helping someone through a difficult time.
Through this activity, students explored the idea of resilience and the reminder that while we cannot always control the difficult moments we face, we can choose how we respond to them.
We remember. We persevere. We rise.
Students in 8th-grade U.S. History at Jenifer Middle School took time to remember and reflect on September 11, 2001, through a meaningful remembrance activity.
Students learned about the events of 9/11, participated in thoughtful discussions, and reflected on how we can honor those affected by choosing to be compassionate, responsible, and good citizens.
As part of the activity, each student decorated a feather as a symbol of remembrance, respect, and perseverance. Students could create a feather honoring those affected by 9/11 or use it to share a personal experience of overcoming adversity or helping someone through a difficult time.
Through this activity, students explored the idea of resilience and the reminder that while we cannot always control the difficult moments we face, we can choose how we respond to them.
We remember. We persevere. We rise.
