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
Reminder, no school school on Friday, January 16th and Monday, January 19th.
Nominations for the 2026-2027 Teacher of the Year are open!
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
Three Sacajawea Middle School students were recognized for their outstanding writing! Congratulations to Elvia, Dominic, and Haylee for earning cash prizes in the Clearwater River Women’s Club Writing Contest.
7th grade life science frog dissection!
Students in Focus
📸 Marceline, 8th grader at Sacajawea Middle School
“Marceline is a very creative and intuitive student!”
– Corey Williams, Principal
“The best thing about school is my classes, and my favorite ones are science and math.”
– Marceline
Students Behind the Lens:
By: Katie Eldred, Katelyn Rosenbaum, Kaylee Cargill, and Corrina Scoville
📸 Marceline, 8th grader at Sacajawea Middle School
“Marceline is a very creative and intuitive student!”
– Corey Williams, Principal
“The best thing about school is my classes, and my favorite ones are science and math.”
– Marceline
Students Behind the Lens:
By: Katie Eldred, Katelyn Rosenbaum, Kaylee Cargill, and Corrina Scoville
Enjoy your winter break!
The HUB will be closed for the holiday break.
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.
Channel your flannel today!
Join us at the SMS concert! 6-8th grade orchestra, choirs, and bands will all be performing!
TONIGHT
LHS
WEAR GREEN & GOLD
LHS
WEAR GREEN & GOLD
Let's fill the bus!
Sacajawea Middle School Business Professionals of America students competed at the Region II competition at the University of Idaho, participating in events including prepared and extemporaneous speeches, graphic design, presentations, video production, financial literacy, digital literacy, business communications, business math, human resources, entrepreneurship, and more. We’re proud of the hard work, preparation, and professionalism our students showed while representing SMS.
BASKETBALL THEME FOR TOMORROW!
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.
Students, wear neon!
