Congratulations to LHS students Payne Brown and Levi Linscheid!
Both students are members of Mrs. Feucht’s Microsoft Applications class and earned first place in the state of Idaho for their Microsoft Office Certification scores.
They have qualified for the 2026 Microsoft Office Specialist U.S. National Championship in Nashville, Tennessee, this June.
Payne Brown earned first place in Microsoft Word 365, and Levi Linscheid earned first place in Microsoft PowerPoint 365.
We congratulate them on this outstanding achievement!
Both students are members of Mrs. Feucht’s Microsoft Applications class and earned first place in the state of Idaho for their Microsoft Office Certification scores.
They have qualified for the 2026 Microsoft Office Specialist U.S. National Championship in Nashville, Tennessee, this June.
Payne Brown earned first place in Microsoft Word 365, and Levi Linscheid earned first place in Microsoft PowerPoint 365.
We congratulate them on this outstanding achievement!
Students in Focus
📸 Brooklynn, 3rd grade at Webster Elementary
“Brooklynn is one of the most kindhearted, hardworking, and helpful students I have ever been able to teach. She deserves to be recognized for being the wonderful person she is!”
– Mrs. Vogeler, 3rd Grade Teacher
Students Behind the Lens:
By: Marissa Peterson and Kennedie Clare
📸 Brooklynn, 3rd grade at Webster Elementary
“Brooklynn is one of the most kindhearted, hardworking, and helpful students I have ever been able to teach. She deserves to be recognized for being the wonderful person she is!”
– Mrs. Vogeler, 3rd Grade Teacher
Students Behind the Lens:
By: Marissa Peterson and Kennedie Clare
Join us for a tour of Lewiston High School and the DeAtley Career Technical Center!
Happy National School Counseling Week!
Thank you to our school counselors for the care, guidance, and steady support you give students every single day. Your work makes a real difference in our schools, and we are so grateful for you.
Thank you to our school counselors for the care, guidance, and steady support you give students every single day. Your work makes a real difference in our schools, and we are so grateful for you.
McGhee Elementary kicked off their PTA Penny War, and they're off to a great start!
Pennies count as positive points, while silver coins and dollar bills count as negative points. The competition is on to see which class comes out on top at the end of the week!
Pennies count as positive points, while silver coins and dollar bills count as negative points. The competition is on to see which class comes out on top at the end of the week!
Students in Focus
📸 Annelise, 3rd grade at Camelot Elementary
“She is always working hard in class and being a real knight at school. She is kind and helpful to others.”
– Karla Carper, Principal, Camelot Elementary
“I enjoy writing.”
– Annelise
Students Behind the Lens:
By: Kennedie Clare, Marissa Peterson, Laura Schwartz
📸 Annelise, 3rd grade at Camelot Elementary
“She is always working hard in class and being a real knight at school. She is kind and helpful to others.”
– Karla Carper, Principal, Camelot Elementary
“I enjoy writing.”
– Annelise
Students Behind the Lens:
By: Kennedie Clare, Marissa Peterson, Laura Schwartz
Tammany High School Students of the Week: September D., Daniel M., and Nick S.!
Great job modeling the THS values of Trust, Honor, and Respect.
Thank you, LCCU, for supporting these outstanding students!
Great job modeling the THS values of Trust, Honor, and Respect.
Thank you, LCCU, for supporting these outstanding students!
Lewiston High School's FCCLA members did a great job at the Region 2 competition!
Students in Focus
📸 Leo, 2nd Grade at McSorley Elementary School
“Leo is always wearing a big smile; he brings joy to everyone around him. He loves learning new things, playing with his friends, and can talk about Minecraft all day long!”
– His 2nd Grade Teacher, McSorley Elementary
“I like gym and playing with my friends at gym.”
– Leo
Students Behind the Lens:
Marissa Peterson, Abi White, and Kennedie Clare
📸 Leo, 2nd Grade at McSorley Elementary School
“Leo is always wearing a big smile; he brings joy to everyone around him. He loves learning new things, playing with his friends, and can talk about Minecraft all day long!”
– His 2nd Grade Teacher, McSorley Elementary
“I like gym and playing with my friends at gym.”
– Leo
Students Behind the Lens:
Marissa Peterson, Abi White, and Kennedie Clare
Reminder, tomorrow is an early release day for students. Staff will use this time for professional learning focused on ensuring high levels of learning for ALL students!
Science in action at Orchards Elementary!
Primary students explored light and shadows by designing and testing materials for shadow puppets. Intermediate students focused on light and vision, learning about the structure and function of the eye through cow eye dissections.
Hands-on learning helping students understand how we see the world around us!
Primary students explored light and shadows by designing and testing materials for shadow puppets. Intermediate students focused on light and vision, learning about the structure and function of the eye through cow eye dissections.
Hands-on learning helping students understand how we see the world around us!
Students in Focus
📸 Mariah, 12th grade at Tammany High School
“She is a very positive presence at Tammany; she is always smiling and encouraging others.”
– Greg Kramasz, THS Principal
“This school is very welcoming, and there is not a whole lot of judgment from people here. Everyone just sticks to themselves, it's really nice.”
– Mariah
Students Behind the Lens:
By: Kennedie Clare, Laura Schwartz, Marissa Peterson
📸 Mariah, 12th grade at Tammany High School
“She is a very positive presence at Tammany; she is always smiling and encouraging others.”
– Greg Kramasz, THS Principal
“This school is very welcoming, and there is not a whole lot of judgment from people here. Everyone just sticks to themselves, it's really nice.”
– Mariah
Students Behind the Lens:
By: Kennedie Clare, Laura Schwartz, Marissa Peterson
Nominations are now open for the 2025-2026 Educational Support Personnel (ESP) of the Year Award!
Don’t miss your chance to nominate that exceptional employee who provides critical support to our educational services and recognize them for their outstanding performance! Educational Support Personnel are vital to the ultimate success of student learning. That person may be the food service worker who serves food with a smile, the custodian who works tirelessly to ensure a clean and safe working environment, the maintenance worker who goes above and beyond to expertly maintain our facilities and grounds; the instructional assistant who helps kids get excited about learning and to see their potential; or the administrative support staff who has a positive outlook and rapport with students and staff. All of our support staff serve to support our students in achieving their potential.
Fellow staff members, school district employees, parents, students and the general public are encouraged to complete and return a nomination form for this year’s ESP of the Year award winner! Hard copy nomination forms are available on the district website, at each school and at the Central Services Office (3317 12th Street), or complete the online form:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSf1lJBw1JTddLFWoLG3pd7a8Hj9zVVgpei0g8WjDKW_J0Lajg/viewform
Don’t miss your chance to nominate that exceptional employee who provides critical support to our educational services and recognize them for their outstanding performance! Educational Support Personnel are vital to the ultimate success of student learning. That person may be the food service worker who serves food with a smile, the custodian who works tirelessly to ensure a clean and safe working environment, the maintenance worker who goes above and beyond to expertly maintain our facilities and grounds; the instructional assistant who helps kids get excited about learning and to see their potential; or the administrative support staff who has a positive outlook and rapport with students and staff. All of our support staff serve to support our students in achieving their potential.
Fellow staff members, school district employees, parents, students and the general public are encouraged to complete and return a nomination form for this year’s ESP of the Year award winner! Hard copy nomination forms are available on the district website, at each school and at the Central Services Office (3317 12th Street), or complete the online form:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSf1lJBw1JTddLFWoLG3pd7a8Hj9zVVgpei0g8WjDKW_J0Lajg/viewform
Students in Focus
📸 Landry, 7th grade at Sacajawea Middle School
“He always leads by example and does the right thing!”
– Corey Williams
“My favorite thing about school is my math class with Mr. Walker, and I really like playing hockey!”
– Landry
Students Behind the Lens:
By: Katie Elford, Katelyn Rassmussen, Kaylee Cargill, and Corrina Scoville
📸 Landry, 7th grade at Sacajawea Middle School
“He always leads by example and does the right thing!”
– Corey Williams
“My favorite thing about school is my math class with Mr. Walker, and I really like playing hockey!”
– Landry
Students Behind the Lens:
By: Katie Elford, Katelyn Rassmussen, Kaylee Cargill, and Corrina Scoville
This month at Whitman Elementary, students spent time in the library talking about kindness and empathy. They shared what kindness looks like to them by creating individual quilt squares filled with thoughtful words, drawings, and ideas. Those squares were then brought together to create a Kindness Quilt.
Lewiston High School students from Mr. Slickpoo’s Nez Perce Language classes recently visited the headquarters of Nez Perce National Historical Park in Spalding, Idaho, for a day of learning, culture, and connection.
Students were welcomed by National Park Service rangers and staff, watched a film in the visitor center auditorium, and learned about Nez Perce canoe traditions from Park Service staff member Jared Wicks. They also explored the Wetxuwíitin Collection through a presentation by Harry H. Slickpoo Jr., viewed exhibits, and visited the vault and archives with curator Kristine Leier.
Following the visit, Nez Perce Language 1 and 2 students shared their final project presentations with those in attendance. Projects ranged from housing label projects and interviews with elders to beadwork, Nez Perce history, legends, music, the lifecycle of the Chinook salmon, and even a special performance of “What a Wonderful World” translated into the Nez Perce language.
A meaningful day honoring language, history, and student voice.
Students were welcomed by National Park Service rangers and staff, watched a film in the visitor center auditorium, and learned about Nez Perce canoe traditions from Park Service staff member Jared Wicks. They also explored the Wetxuwíitin Collection through a presentation by Harry H. Slickpoo Jr., viewed exhibits, and visited the vault and archives with curator Kristine Leier.
Following the visit, Nez Perce Language 1 and 2 students shared their final project presentations with those in attendance. Projects ranged from housing label projects and interviews with elders to beadwork, Nez Perce history, legends, music, the lifecycle of the Chinook salmon, and even a special performance of “What a Wonderful World” translated into the Nez Perce language.
A meaningful day honoring language, history, and student voice.
The first-ever Career and Resource Fair at Tammany High School was a huge success! Students had the opportunity to connect with employers, schools, and local resources that support their future goals.
Reminder, no school school on Friday, January 16th and Monday, January 19th.
Join us for a tour of Lewiston High School! 🐯
🗓 Friday, January 16, 2026
⏰ 8:00 AM
📍 Meet at the Bengal statue at the front of the school
✨ Now unlimited. You asked, and we listened!
We’re excited to open this tour to everyone and appreciate the feedback from our community. Just show up and join us as we explore Lewiston High School together.
🗓 Friday, January 16, 2026
⏰ 8:00 AM
📍 Meet at the Bengal statue at the front of the school
✨ Now unlimited. You asked, and we listened!
We’re excited to open this tour to everyone and appreciate the feedback from our community. Just show up and join us as we explore Lewiston High School together.
Join us for a tour of Lewiston High School! 🐯
🗓 Friday, January 16, 2026
⏰ 8:00 AM
📍 Meet at the Bengal statue at the front of the school
Limited to the first 12 people. Just show up!
🗓 Friday, January 16, 2026
⏰ 8:00 AM
📍 Meet at the Bengal statue at the front of the school
Limited to the first 12 people. Just show up!
