- Wednesday, March 11, 2026
- 3:00–5:30 PM
- Lewiston High School
This event is for students and families who want support and reassurance about life after high school. We will have local agencies, nonprofits, and community partners available to share resources focused on employment, higher education, and adult services for individuals with disabilities.
This will also take place during 8th Grade Parent Information Night (starting at 5:00 PM), so incoming families are encouraged to stop by!
We hope to see you there.
Lewiston High School Mock Trial competed in the regional competition and did an amazing job! 🎉 The team is headed to State in March!
Several students also earned individual awards:
🏆 Outstanding Witnesses
• Saydi Knoll
• Teddy Coleman
• Larissa Bowman
🏆 Outstanding Attorneys
• Judah Pelletier
• Amiah Bremenour
• Tristan Smalley
📸 Aria, 1st grader at McSorley Elementary
“My favorite thing about school is ECRI because we learn sounds, spellings, words, and books.”
– Aria
“Aria is a hard worker and a very kind friend with a positive attitude every day.”
– Mrs. Browne, 1st Grade Teacher
Students Behind the Lens:
By: Marissa Peterson, Abi White, and Kennedie Clare
Students in Focus
📸 Aaron, Kindergartener at Centennial Elementary
“Aaron is a great leader with a passion to learn. He is always willing to help others in his class. Aaron enjoys trying new things and loves new challenges.”
– Mrs. Roberts, Kindergarten Teacher
When asked what he likes most about school, Aaron said, “I like playing football.”
Students Behind the Lens:
By: Kennedie Clare & Marissa Peterson
We’re always looking for passionate individuals to join our team. Explore current openings here:
https://www.lewistonschools.net/page/employment
Nominations are 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
Nominations for the 2026-2027 Teacher of the Year are open! Nominations close on February 13th!
More information can be found at:
https://www.lewistonschools.net/page/teacher-of-the-year-award
Nominate a teacher using the online form at: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSf1FIhpIsvo1wWjCksbZCgp4RbzC-L7Pgx1DRmoO1d6cg-kBg/viewform
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!
📸 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
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.
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!
📸 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
