Using donated wood from Idaho Forest Group, summer learning students built bird houses. They did all of the sanding, hammering, and painting! Thank you for the support, Idaho Forest Group!
Middle school summer learning students gained valuable astronomy knowledge at the Washington State University planetarium, learned about and visited the bears at the bear center, and enjoyed some delicious ice cream from Ferdinand’s! Thank you to WSU and Ferdinand’s for supporting our students.
Summer learning students put their engineering skills to the test with a hands-on bridge-building STEM project! Each bridge was tested to its limit (until it broke or they ran out of weights). The winning design held nearly 100 pounds and never broke!
Special thanks to Dutch Bros LC Valley and Java Stop for donating gift cards as prizes; your support truly motivated our students and made the challenge even more exciting!
Special thanks to Dutch Bros LC Valley and Java Stop for donating gift cards as prizes; your support truly motivated our students and made the challenge even more exciting!
Instead, SMS football is doing summer workouts in the LHS weight room on Monday, Tuesday, & Thursday @ 7am for the month of July.
Summer learning students at Sacajawea Middle School participated in a special flag ceremony to retire the old flag and raise a new one. A heartfelt thank you to Craig Hannum for leading the ceremony and thoughtfully answering the many questions from our curious students!
You can find optional school supply lists at this link:
https://www.lewistonschools.net/documents/parents-%26-patrons/school-supply-lists/16501810
https://www.lewistonschools.net/documents/parents-%26-patrons/school-supply-lists/16501810
The Creative Carnival at Sacajawea Middle School was a great success! Organized and run by students with guidance from their teacher, Miss Rachael, the event raised funds for the After School Art Program. Activities included popcorn, Lotus drinks, henna tattoos, paint-by-number, cookie decorating, student art for sale, face painting, and more!
To celebrate ISAT score growth, students at Sacajawea Middle School entered their names into drawings for fun prizes—including a limo ride to Baskin-Robbins and Partee Golf and Games!
📚 June is Idaho School Board Appreciation Month!
We’re incredibly grateful for the dedicated members of our school board who volunteer their time and energy to support our students, staff, and schools.
Thank you to Brad Cuddy, Dr. John Rudolph, Jon Lang, Staci Baldwin, and Charlette Kremer for your unwavering commitment to our community! 👏
Congratulations to Sacajawea Middle School retirees Mike Uhling (31 years) and Theresa Du Chemin (20 years)!
Your years of dedication have left a lasting impact on countless students and families. Wishing you all the best in this next chapter—you’ve earned it!
School might be out for summer, but yesterday staff from across the district came together for “Data Day.” Teachers from every school shared and celebrated powerful practices that made an impact on student learning.
The Summer Food Program begins on Monday! See the attached information and menus for the Lewiston and Waha serving sites!
Release times for the last day of school (June 4th)
Congratulations to Jackson Flerchinger for winning first place and Amirah Porter for winning second place in the Sacajawea Middle School Spring Chess Tournament! These students will be invited to compete in the National Scholastic Chess Competition in Spokane this December.
Go check out the Creative Carnival at Sacajawea Middle School!
Jenifer and Sacajawea Middle School teams had a fierce competition in the Battle of the Books! Students worked together to read several books and then competed in a trivia style game.
The winners were....
Runner up:
Jenifer Book Buddies
Champions:
Brainy Brave Bookworms
Join us for the 16th Annual Golf for FUNds Tournament! All funds raised go back to support programs and projects in the Lewiston School District!
The 31st Annual 4th grade Rendezvous was in full swing on May 8th, taking over the Nez Perce County Fair Building.
Over 420 4th graders were able to enjoy hands-on activities related to Idaho History.
Jenifer and Sacajawea middle schools sent the students of Mrs. Gregg and Mrs. DuChemin's 8th grade enrichment classes to be presenters at the event. These students researched a variety of topics related to Idaho History, and provided hands-on stations for 4th graders that included rope making, Nez Perce and pioneer children's games, petroglyph writing, canoe carving, butter making, the 5 Tribes of Idaho, and telling stories about how the trading posts were established and ran back in the 1800s.
