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! 🐅
🍕 Golden Slice Contest — Powered by Domino’s!
How It Works:
Lewiston High School has been assigned a special coupon code: BNGL Use this code to receive 20% off your entire order—valid for carryout or delivery from either Lewiston Domino’s location.
Who Can Participate?
This isn’t just for students! Teachers, parents, coaches, alumni, and community members—anyone who wants to support Lewiston High while enjoying delicious pizza is welcome to join in.
Why It Matters:
For every order placed using the BNGL code, 5% of the pre-tax total will be donated directly to Lewiston High School. Orders must be placed before the Golden Throne Basketball Game on December 19th.
The Challenge:
We’re going head-to-head with Clarkston High School to see who can rack up the most orders. 🏆 The school with the highest total will have their donation DOUBLED and receive a Golden Slice Award to proudly display for the rest of the year.
Sponsored by Domino’s
Domino’s is proud to sponsor this contest and support our local schools. Let’s show our Bengal pride, support our community, and enjoy some amazing pizza while we’re at it.
Thank you—and GO BENGALS! 🐾
How It Works:
Lewiston High School has been assigned a special coupon code: BNGL Use this code to receive 20% off your entire order—valid for carryout or delivery from either Lewiston Domino’s location.
Who Can Participate?
This isn’t just for students! Teachers, parents, coaches, alumni, and community members—anyone who wants to support Lewiston High while enjoying delicious pizza is welcome to join in.
Why It Matters:
For every order placed using the BNGL code, 5% of the pre-tax total will be donated directly to Lewiston High School. Orders must be placed before the Golden Throne Basketball Game on December 19th.
The Challenge:
We’re going head-to-head with Clarkston High School to see who can rack up the most orders. 🏆 The school with the highest total will have their donation DOUBLED and receive a Golden Slice Award to proudly display for the rest of the year.
Sponsored by Domino’s
Domino’s is proud to sponsor this contest and support our local schools. Let’s show our Bengal pride, support our community, and enjoy some amazing pizza while we’re at it.
Thank you—and GO BENGALS! 🐾
🍕 Golden Slice Contest — Powered by Domino’s!
How It Works:
Lewiston High School has been assigned a special coupon code: BNGL Use this code to receive 20% off your entire order—valid for carryout or delivery from either Lewiston Domino’s location.
Who Can Participate?
This isn’t just for students! Teachers, parents, coaches, alumni, and community members—anyone who wants to support Lewiston High while enjoying delicious pizza is welcome to join in.
Why It Matters:
For every order placed using the BNGL code, 5% of the pre-tax total will be donated directly to Lewiston High School. Orders must be placed before the Golden Throne Basketball Game on December 19th.
The Challenge:
We’re going head-to-head with Clarkston High School to see who can rack up the most orders. 🏆 The school with the highest total will have their donation DOUBLED and receive a Golden Slice Award to proudly display for the rest of the year.
Sponsored by Domino’s
Domino’s is proud to sponsor this contest and support our local schools. Let’s show our Bengal pride, support our community, and enjoy some amazing pizza while we’re at it.
Thank you—and GO BENGALS! 🐾
How It Works:
Lewiston High School has been assigned a special coupon code: BNGL Use this code to receive 20% off your entire order—valid for carryout or delivery from either Lewiston Domino’s location.
Who Can Participate?
This isn’t just for students! Teachers, parents, coaches, alumni, and community members—anyone who wants to support Lewiston High while enjoying delicious pizza is welcome to join in.
Why It Matters:
For every order placed using the BNGL code, 5% of the pre-tax total will be donated directly to Lewiston High School. Orders must be placed before the Golden Throne Basketball Game on December 19th.
The Challenge:
We’re going head-to-head with Clarkston High School to see who can rack up the most orders. 🏆 The school with the highest total will have their donation DOUBLED and receive a Golden Slice Award to proudly display for the rest of the year.
Sponsored by Domino’s
Domino’s is proud to sponsor this contest and support our local schools. Let’s show our Bengal pride, support our community, and enjoy some amazing pizza while we’re at it.
Thank you—and GO BENGALS! 🐾
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!
🍕 Golden Slice Contest — Powered by Domino’s!
How It Works:
Lewiston High School has been assigned a special coupon code: BNGL Use this code to receive 20% off your entire order—valid for carryout or delivery from either Lewiston Domino’s location.
Who Can Participate?
This isn’t just for students! Teachers, parents, coaches, alumni, and community members—anyone who wants to support Lewiston High while enjoying delicious pizza is welcome to join in.
Why It Matters:
For every order placed using the BNGL code, 5% of the pre-tax total will be donated directly to Lewiston High School. Orders must be placed before the Golden Throne Basketball Game on December 19th.
The Challenge:
We’re going head-to-head with Clarkston High School to see who can rack up the most orders. 🏆 The school with the highest total will have their donation DOUBLED and receive a Golden Slice Award to proudly display for the rest of the year.
Sponsored by Domino’s
Domino’s is proud to sponsor this contest and support our local schools. Let’s show our Bengal pride, support our community, and enjoy some amazing pizza while we’re at it.
Thank you—and GO BENGALS! 🐾
How It Works:
Lewiston High School has been assigned a special coupon code: BNGL Use this code to receive 20% off your entire order—valid for carryout or delivery from either Lewiston Domino’s location.
Who Can Participate?
This isn’t just for students! Teachers, parents, coaches, alumni, and community members—anyone who wants to support Lewiston High while enjoying delicious pizza is welcome to join in.
Why It Matters:
For every order placed using the BNGL code, 5% of the pre-tax total will be donated directly to Lewiston High School. Orders must be placed before the Golden Throne Basketball Game on December 19th.
The Challenge:
We’re going head-to-head with Clarkston High School to see who can rack up the most orders. 🏆 The school with the highest total will have their donation DOUBLED and receive a Golden Slice Award to proudly display for the rest of the year.
Sponsored by Domino’s
Domino’s is proud to sponsor this contest and support our local schools. Let’s show our Bengal pride, support our community, and enjoy some amazing pizza while we’re at it.
Thank you—and GO BENGALS! 🐾
Students in Focus
📸 Sam, 10th grade at Lewiston High School
“Sam is one of my favorite people. He’s hardworking, kind, and endlessly involved. Whether he’s leading the trumpet section, defending his case as a Mock Trial attorney, making plays on the football field, or presenting in DECA competitions, Sam steps up as a leader and dedicates himself to LHS.”
– Ryan Wessels, LHS Assistant Principal
“My favorite subject is math; math is where it's at."
– Sam
Students Behind the Lens:
By: Reilley Horne
📸 Sam, 10th grade at Lewiston High School
“Sam is one of my favorite people. He’s hardworking, kind, and endlessly involved. Whether he’s leading the trumpet section, defending his case as a Mock Trial attorney, making plays on the football field, or presenting in DECA competitions, Sam steps up as a leader and dedicates himself to LHS.”
– Ryan Wessels, LHS Assistant Principal
“My favorite subject is math; math is where it's at."
– Sam
Students Behind the Lens:
By: Reilley Horne
We will see our students again on Monday, December 1st! Have a nice break!
Graphic by student Taylor Gossage
Graphic by student Taylor Gossage
LHS kicked off the Red Kettle season with a big win, bringing home the Golden Kettle at the Salvation Army’s annual event! 🏆🎉 They earned the top spot by collecting the most support during the friendly competition against Clarkston High School.
A huge thank you to the LHS Leadership students who donated their time and represented our school with pride: Brody, Luka, Adi, Ella, Makenna, and Raegan.
The event included an ugly sweater contest, a potato bar dinner, a silent auction, and activities that all helped raise funds for programs supporting families across the LC Valley.
A huge thank you to the LHS Leadership students who donated their time and represented our school with pride: Brody, Luka, Adi, Ella, Makenna, and Raegan.
The event included an ugly sweater contest, a potato bar dinner, a silent auction, and activities that all helped raise funds for programs supporting families across the LC Valley.
Educational Support Professionals Day
Today we celebrate the incredible people who keep our schools running smoothly every day. From secretaries and instructional assistants to custodians, bus drivers, food service teams, tech staff, and so many others, your work supports every student, every classroom, and every building.
“I am thankful for our ESP staff every day! Because of their dedication to our students and district we can live out our mission of ensuring high levels of learning for ALL students!”
-Tim Sperber, Superintendent
Thank you for the care, patience, and commitment you bring to our schools. We appreciate you!
Today we celebrate the incredible people who keep our schools running smoothly every day. From secretaries and instructional assistants to custodians, bus drivers, food service teams, tech staff, and so many others, your work supports every student, every classroom, and every building.
“I am thankful for our ESP staff every day! Because of their dedication to our students and district we can live out our mission of ensuring high levels of learning for ALL students!”
-Tim Sperber, Superintendent
Thank you for the care, patience, and commitment you bring to our schools. We appreciate you!
Arthropod dissection in Lewiston High School's Marine Biology Class!
Veterans Day at Lewiston High School
Reminder: No school for students on Monday, November 10th.
The Lewiston School District HUB is available to any family in the Lewiston School District.
Open drop-in hours are every Tuesday, from 1:00-5:00 pm
Other days by appointment.
Please call the HUB at 208-748-3762 for more information.
Additionally, here is a list of other food resources in our community.
Open drop-in hours are every Tuesday, from 1:00-5:00 pm
Other days by appointment.
Please call the HUB at 208-748-3762 for more information.
Additionally, here is a list of other food resources in our community.
Lewiston High School's Garden Club painted and carved pumpkins they grew in their school garden!
LHS’s SOVA (Students of the Valley Advocacy) brought awareness to their group by serving pancakes to students before school this morning!
🇺🇸 Honoring All Who Served 🇺🇸
Lewiston High School will host a special celebration on Tuesday, November 11th, to recognize and honor the veterans who have served our country.
Students and staff are encouraged to wear red, white, and blue, and they welcome veterans in the community to join them as they celebrate their service.
👉 RSVP by November 4th at 208-305-3136. For questions or more details, please contact Lewiston High School.
On Friday, October 17, student leaders from Lewiston High School DECA, BPA, and FCCLA, along with Tammany High School FCCLA, attended BASIC (Building and Achieving Success in Idaho Chapters) on the University of Idaho campus in Moscow.
BASIC brings together chapter officers from all seven of Idaho’s Career Technical Student Organizations (CTSOs) for a dynamic day of team building, leadership development, and networking. Students took part in engaging sessions focused on leadership, professionalism, and personal growth while connecting with peers from across the state.
The Tammany High School FCCLA group will also share their experience with the Lewiston School Board on Monday, October 27, highlighting what they learned and how they plan to apply their new skills in school and beyond.
BASIC brings together chapter officers from all seven of Idaho’s Career Technical Student Organizations (CTSOs) for a dynamic day of team building, leadership development, and networking. Students took part in engaging sessions focused on leadership, professionalism, and personal growth while connecting with peers from across the state.
The Tammany High School FCCLA group will also share their experience with the Lewiston School Board on Monday, October 27, highlighting what they learned and how they plan to apply their new skills in school and beyond.
Staff in Focus ✨
Meet Jessica McFarland, English teacher at Lewiston High School.
“Jessica McFarland has made an incredible impact in her short time at Lewiston High School. As a new English teacher, she’s created a classroom where students feel valued, supported, and inspired to learn. Her student-focused approach and caring environment truly embody the Bengal Way.”
–Ryan Wessels, LHS Assistant Principal
📸 Students Behind the Lens: Reilley Horne
Meet Jessica McFarland, English teacher at Lewiston High School.
“Jessica McFarland has made an incredible impact in her short time at Lewiston High School. As a new English teacher, she’s created a classroom where students feel valued, supported, and inspired to learn. Her student-focused approach and caring environment truly embody the Bengal Way.”
–Ryan Wessels, LHS Assistant Principal
📸 Students Behind the Lens: Reilley Horne
The Lewiston School District Indian Education Program & The Nez Perce Tribe would like to invite the community to the Spokane Ensemble Theatre production of "According to Coyote" by John Kauffman, in partnership with Red Eagle Soaring. This production, featuring Coyote, the legendary hero of American Indian mythology, is an encounter with the richness and vitality of Native American culture using age-old traditions of music, dance, and theatre. Directed by the playwright’s niece, Josephine Keefe, and performed by Nez Perce actor, Kellen Trenal, this one-man show is a testament to storytelling and family history.
Introducing to you Lewiston High School's FFA chapter officers!
Left to right
Olivia Brinkley (Vice President)
Laura Schwartz (Reporter)
Louis Sutton (President)
Kailee Scott (Secretary)
Lani Nelsen (Sentinal)
Jackson Armitage (Treasurer)
Left to right
Olivia Brinkley (Vice President)
Laura Schwartz (Reporter)
Louis Sutton (President)
Kailee Scott (Secretary)
Lani Nelsen (Sentinal)
Jackson Armitage (Treasurer)
