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The HUB will be closed for the holiday break.
Central Office Winter Break Hours
Please be advised that all after-school activities for the Lewiston School District are cancelled today, Wednesday, December 17, 2025. This includes athletics, clubs, and any other school-sponsored programs scheduled after the regular school day.
Due to the weather conditions, the Lewiston School District is closed for today, Wednesday, December 17th.
Due to current weather conditions, all schools in the Lewiston School District will be on a two-hour late start schedule. Busses will run their scheduled routes and pick up two hours later than normal pick-up times. No breakfast will be served.
Normal Hill Campus Morning Preschool and Morning Transitional Kindergarten is canceled.
Students in Focus
📸 Eddie, 3rd grade at Centennial Elementary
“Eddie is always kind to everyone he interacts with. He always has a positive attitude and a willingness to do what is needed to support his classmates and teachers.”
– Mrs. McKee, 4th Grade Teacher, Centennial Elementary
“I like playing with my friends.”
– Eddie
Students Behind the Lens:
By: Kennedie Clare, Marissa Peterson
📸 Eddie, 3rd grade at Centennial Elementary
“Eddie is always kind to everyone he interacts with. He always has a positive attitude and a willingness to do what is needed to support his classmates and teachers.”
– Mrs. McKee, 4th Grade Teacher, Centennial Elementary
“I like playing with my friends.”
– Eddie
Students Behind the Lens:
By: Kennedie Clare, Marissa Peterson
Lewiston High School Treble, Jazz, and Golden Voices choirs joined many other area musical groups for one giant, amazing concert at the University of Idaho.
Let's fill the bus!
We want to say a huge thank you to ICCU for donating funds to clear student lunch debt! Your generosity supports families across our district and makes a real difference for students.
Students in the Bengals in the Making Brave Block group at Sacajawea Middle School honored Veterans Day through meaningful, hands-on activities. Students made cards for veterans, learned about the different branches of the military, completed themed puzzles, and read the book America’s White Table. School Resource Officer Smith, a Marine veteran, also visited to share his experiences and talk with students about service to our country.
Tammany High School Students of the Month! Dan M., Tugume A., and Riley L. Nice job! Thank you LCCU for supporting these great students!
Students in Focus
📸 Hudsyn, 2nd Grade at McSorley Elementary
“Hudsyn’s kindness shines every day! She’s always looking for ways to help her classmates and make sure everyone feels included and supported.”
– Mrs. Taylor, 2nd Grade Teacher
“I really enjoy recess and playing with my friends.”
– Hudsyn
Students Behind the Lens:
By: Kennedie Clare, Abi White, Marissa Peterson
📸 Hudsyn, 2nd Grade at McSorley Elementary
“Hudsyn’s kindness shines every day! She’s always looking for ways to help her classmates and make sure everyone feels included and supported.”
– Mrs. Taylor, 2nd Grade Teacher
“I really enjoy recess and playing with my friends.”
– Hudsyn
Students Behind the Lens:
By: Kennedie Clare, Abi White, Marissa Peterson
Webster Elementary 5th graders enjoyed a Friendsgiving Feast together!
Senior project presentation day!
Lewiston High School seniors recently presented their senior projects to staff, parents, and community members. We are proud of the hard work these students put in, and we want to give a special thank you to LHS senior ELA teachers and library staff for supporting students through this major graduation requirement.
Great job, Bengals! 🐅
Lewiston High School seniors recently presented their senior projects to staff, parents, and community members. We are proud of the hard work these students put in, and we want to give a special thank you to LHS senior ELA teachers and library staff for supporting students through this major graduation requirement.
Great job, Bengals! 🐅
Students in Focus
📸 Paisley, kindergartener at Camelot Elementary
“Paisley is very respectful and is always ready to learn.”
– Karla Carper, Camelot Principal
“I really like learning.”
– Paisley
Students Behind the Lens:
By: Kennedie Clare, Marissa Peterson, and Laura Scwartz
📸 Paisley, kindergartener at Camelot Elementary
“Paisley is very respectful and is always ready to learn.”
– Karla Carper, Camelot Principal
“I really like learning.”
– Paisley
Students Behind the Lens:
By: Kennedie Clare, Marissa Peterson, and Laura Scwartz
Orchards Elementary third graders had the chance to learn braille today with the help of Cynda Hyndman and Gayle Worthington. It was an amazing hands-on look at another way people communicate, and such a powerful real-life learning experience for students. We are grateful that students in our district get opportunities like this!
Jenifer Middle School Art students were inspired by the book “If Picasso Painted a Snowman” by Amy and Greg Newbold. They learned about different artists and then designed a snowman influenced by that artist’s work.
