Students from Sacajawea Middle School and Lewiston High School Business Professionals of America (BPA) chapters were among the nearly 7,000 attendees representing almost 800 school chapters who attended the 2025 BPA National Leadership Conference in Orlando, Florida, May 7-11.
While in Orlando, students vied for top honors in BPA’s Workplace Skill Assessment Program competitions, which cover the areas of business administration; digital communication and design; finance; health administration; information technology; and management, marketing and communication.
The students from the Sacajawea Middle School BPA chapter who attended the National Leadership Conference were: Sydney Bagley and Hayden Smith.
Not only was this the first time Idaho has had a middle school chapter compete at the national level but both students were also finalists and called onto the stage.
Hayden Smith placed 9th in Prepared Speech
Sydney Bagley placed 3rd in Entrepreneurship Exploration and 2nd in Extemporaneous Speech
The students from the Lewiston High School BPA chapter who attended the National Leadership Conference were: Asher Feucht, Westley Heiss, Parker Cushman Bogar, Grant Webb, Brandon Holderbaum, Solana Inzunza, Evan Weidner-Durst, Kadynce Scott, Bree Hendren.
Asher Feucht placed 5th in Digital Media Production
Westley Heiss, Parker Cushman Bogar, Asher Feucht, and Solana Inzunza placed 4th in Broadcast News Team
Solana Inzunza placed 8th in Interview Skills
Grant Webb and Brandon Holderbaum placed 12th in Video Production Team
Bree Hendren and Kadynce Scott placed 8th in Podcast Production Team
Alumni from Lewiston High School currently attending University of Idaho also received recognition in the post-secondary division.
Rylee Wimer placed 3rd in Digital Media Production and 7th in Advanced Interview Skills
Rylee Wimer and Sophia Gill placed 1st in Podcast Production Team with other U of I team members.
Anatomy students from LHS working in the anatomy labs at LCSC.
Adult Learning Today in the Lewiston Independent School District No. 1
Early Release Reminder
Today - May 7th
Student Release Times:
Elementary: 1:40 PM
Middle School: 12:56 PM
High School: 12:25 PM
Cars4Cause is coming soon! This event will be largely organized and run by student clubs, with all proceeds directly benefiting these groups. It's a valuable real-world opportunity for students to develop their teamwork and social skills.
We would like to thank our Major Sponsors: Washington Trust Bank, Pepsi Cola, and LCCU.
This Teacher Appreciation Week, we celebrate the heart of our schools — our teachers! Thank you for your dedication, passion, and the countless ways you inspire, support, and shape the future every single day.
Yesterday was National School Principals' Day! Thank you to all of the incredible principals in the Lewiston School District!
Check out this Cars 4 Cause fundraising event!
Bill Scharnhorst-Local GNC business owner & LHS Grad gives back to his community in many ways. Each year, Bill speaks with the LHS weight training students about nutrition and training and inspires them to take their fitness & wellness to the next level. Thank you Bill
The Lewiston Indian Education Parent Committee held a powwow to recognize and honor the LHS graduating class of 2025! Students were presented with stoles as well as a Nimiipuu dictionary.
Students in Mrs. Bramlet's and Mrs. Spears's Transitions classes had community businesses conduct mock interviews. Businesses included My Mechanic, Salvation Army, Voc Rehab, Blue Ribbon and Fur Family Cinema. LHS staff Devon McNare, Kiernan Garcia and counselor intern Daisy Bower also participated.
LHS students in careers class spent time at LCSC learning about HVAC, plumbing, and electrical careers.
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LHS staff and leadership students greeted students at the door with snacks to kick off the first day of testing, which they are calling the "World Series of Testing!" Lewiston Police Department cooked hot dogs for students to get ready for three days of assessments this week. Go Bengals, you've got this!
In Foods and Nutrition II, LHS students at the DeAtley Center have been learning about Italy and they made their own homemade pasta!
Explore high school and adult support services, along with community resources specifically designed for adults with diverse disabilities. Don't miss this opportunity to learn and connect!
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Join Centennial Elementary tomorrow, March 21 with your crazy socks on World Down Syndrome Day to celebrate how everyone is more alike than different.
LHS Drama Club presents "THE WIZARD OF OZ." Performances on March 19, 20, 21, and 22 at 7 PM each night. Matinee shows on Saturday at 2 PM. Come and enjoy!
Lewiston High School will be getting a new website.