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Come see Heist Quest!
12 months ago, Chelby Smith
Our Hot Shots Give It a Shot winners for October are Kylea, Ryan, and Mrs. Van Zante. They read and rated books from the Sac Library that had never been read or hadn’t been read in a long time.
Thanks so very much to our friends Hot Shots Espresso for sponsoring this reading incentive program.
12 months ago, Chelby Smith
Congrats to quarter 1 perfect attendance!
about 1 year ago, Chelby Smith

Reminder: No school for students on Monday, November 10th.

about 1 year ago, Chelby Smith

Sacajawea Middle School Library had a pumpkin decorating contest! Students and staff created pumpkins based off of their favorite book characters. Congrats to the winners!

about 1 year ago, Chelby Smith
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.

about 1 year ago, Chelby Smith
Mrs. Heath’s 8th grade students brought literature to life during a mock trial inspired by “The Tell-Tale Heart.” Using text evidence, they argued whether the narrator was guilty or not guilty by reason of insanity. ⚖️📚
about 1 year ago, Chelby Smith
Great job to all fall sports!

Graphics made by student designer Skylar Finley
about 1 year ago, Chelby Smith
Joe Bengal stopped by Sacajawea Middle School to help students get hyped for the Idaho Battle of the Books (IBOB)! 📚🐅 Good luck to all of our readers as they prepare for competition!
about 1 year ago, Chelby Smith
It is Red Ribbon week!
about 1 year ago, Chelby Smith
Student In Focus 🌟
Tristan Hein, 8th grader at Sacajawea Middle School

“He is just consistently kind. Always in a great mood and super responsible and respectful.”
– Corey Williams, SMS Principal

“It’s a great school and it has a great principal.”
– Tristan

📸 Student Behind the Lens: Kennedie Clare, Marissa Peterson, Abi White, Laura Schwartz
about 1 year ago, Chelby Smith
Important meeting on Wednesday!
about 1 year ago, Chelby Smith
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.
about 1 year ago, Chelby Smith
Sacajawea Middle School 6th grade Foundations for Life students practiced their knife skills while making delicious fruit parfaits! Hands-on learning never tasted so good!
about 1 year ago, Chelby Smith
Let's join JMS in supporting one of their students!

Wear a hat for $1 or more on Friday, October 24. All donations will go to Kole and his family.
about 1 year ago, Chelby Smith
Pumpkins are rolling into the Sacajawea Library for the book character contest. Grand Champion wins a cash prize of $40. Other prizes will be given. This is open to students and staff. Pumpkins are due by Friday, October 24th.
See the flier for more details.
Some supplies are available, free of charge, in the library.
about 1 year ago, Chelby Smith
It's game day!

Graphics by Jaxson Stamper & Aspynn Lunders
about 1 year ago, Chelby Smith
Throwback Thursday to WEB (Where Everybody Belongs) orientation! 🌟 Both Jenifer and Sacajawea Middle Schools use WEB to help 6th graders feel connected and supported as they begin their middle school journey.

These photos capture Sacajawea’s 8th grade leaders in action, building connections and showing that everyone belongs.
about 1 year ago, Chelby Smith
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!

Graphic by student Avery Smith
about 1 year ago, Chelby Smith