Another busy weekend at the baseball and softball field!
Come watch the Honkers take on St. Mary tomorrow at 2:00 and 4:00 followed by the Lady Honkers take on Grant Union on Saturday at 12:00 and 2:00!
Go Honkers!
Seniors in the personal finance class at LHS completed their real estate unit by touring a home with Emma Villagrana of Honker Realty. Villagrana talked with students about the importance of home inspections among other things.
Parents of next year’s 8th graders: there will be an informational meeting about the 2026 Washington DC trip on Wednesday, April 23rd at 5:30 PM in Mrs. Teona Hamilton’s classroom. Come learn about the trip and receive a registration discount if you attend!
🎬 AVID Movie Night – You're Invited! 🍿
Come join us for a fun evening at the LHS Gym as AVID 10 hosts a special showing of Moana 2 on Thursday, April 17, 2025, at 6:00 p.m.!
✨ Admission is FREE!
🍔 Food and drinks will be available for purchase – bring your appetite and enjoy the show!
This is a family-friendly event and a great way to support our students. We hope to see you there!
📍 Location: LHS Gym
📅 Date: April 17, 2025
🕕 Time: 6:00 p.m.
Check out the flyer for more info! ⬇️
Tuesday, we had a special guest visit Ms. Alves' Culinary and Mrs. Stevenson's Animal Science classes!
Genna Emmett from Lake County Meat Processors LLC joined us to share her knowledge and expertise about the meat-packing industry. She gave an insightful overview of what the industry entails and walked students through the process of how meat is handled at their facility.
Genna also gave a live demonstration on breaking down a primal cut of pork into both bone-in and boneless pork chops—an incredible learning experience for our students!
We appreciate the time Genna took to speak with our classes and share upcoming services they will be offering soon.
Thank you, Genna, for making this hands-on learning experience possible!
We are so proud of our LHS OHSET Team for their successes at their 3rd meet of the year!
On March 11, several 5th and 6th grade students were invited to learn practical and fun ways to use the 3-D printer that is available at AD Hay School. Ben Whitman led 2 sessions for the students to experiment with 3-D modeling via the Tinkercad program. At the end of the session, each student printed a self designed keychain.
Huge Honker Shoutout to Mr. Roger Hulseman, April's Staff member of the month! Mr. Roger was voted for this honor by teachers and students due to his DEVOTION to his students, classes, and CTE program. Mr. Hulseman was said to "be able to handle a bunch of crazy kids".
We see his devotion everyday when students are excited to go to the shop and build or weld or learn about different trades!
Keep up the amazing work Mr. Hulseman, we are so proud of you!
Elementary Ag Workshop Announcement for AD Hay and Fremont
We regret to inform you that Ag Workshops have been canceled for the remainder of the school year. We appreciate the excitement and participation from students and we look forward to being more in the future.
Thank you for your understanding and support!
Union's 4th and 5th grade class had guest speakers today!
5th grade practiced staying on the trial with the BLM as part of their "Don't Crush the Brush" poster contest.
4th grade prepared for the fishing derby by learning about bait and how to tie a fisherman's knot from Senior Quinn Barlow as part of his Senior project.
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The 2nd and 3rd grade class at Union celebrated the lunar eclipse with a moon party. They played pin the eclipse on the moon, ate Moon Pies, and made a model of the phases of the moon out of Oreos. It was out of this world!
LHS SENIOR PROJECT SPOTLIGHT - A new requirement for Lakeview High School seniors is a senior project. The following is a spotlight on one of the student led projects. Sofia Goodin is working closely with her high school counselor, Brandi Harris, and community members to organize a list of local scholarships for seniors. She will be collecting information on all past recipients and writing a small summary for them. Throughout this process she will reach out to members of the community who have an affiliation with the scholarship to gather the information she needs. Goodin hopes she will be able to make it easier for future seniors to know about their scholarship options and how to access them. She also hopes her project will bring light to the meaning of the scholarships and the people who embody them.
LHS SENIOR PROJECT SPOTLIGHT - A new requirement for Lakeview High School seniors is a senior project. The following is a spotlight on one of the student led projects. Redden Lym has chosen to refurbish the high school wrestling record board as his senior project. Lym has been wrestling since he was five and he is excited to share his wrestling passion through his senior project. He hopes refurbishing the current plywood record board will honor the achievements of past wrestlers and inspire current students. He plans to change the board from plain plywood into a yellow and blue board made of metal. This new record board will celebrate the dedication of former athletes and highlight the importance of preserving school history. Lym estimates that the record board will be finished in the spring of 2025 and those who would like to see his board can find it in the north hallway of Lakeview High School.
LHS SENIOR PROJECT SPOTLIGHT - A new requirement for Lakeview High School seniors is a senior project. The following is a spotlight on one of the student led projects. Keira Merrifield is working with the Lake County Fairgrounds and the Lakeview Volunteer Fire Department and has taken on the responsibility of Fill The Boot. She is depending on the community to help raise money for the July 4th fireworks show in 2025. Keira will have the boots out at businesses around January 1, 2025. Celebrating the 4th of July is very important to Keira because her grandpa put on a fireworks show every year. Although he passed away in 2016, she feels that Lake County still deserves to see a great fireworks show every single year. So when you see those boots in the local businesses, please donate your change to a good cause. Let's make this year the 4th of July the best yet!
LHS seniors took a field trip to Hall Motor on Thursday where they learned about the basics of car maintenance from Daniel and Doug. Thank you for teaching our kids important information about taking care of our vehicles. We are so lucky to have community partners like this!
Please join us for the 2nd annual Honker Showcase! Tonight and tomorrow booths will bet set up in the LHS gym during conferences from 4:00-8:00 pm.
Senior parents: We will have a senior parent meeting tonight in the LHS cafeteria at 6:30 p.m.
Attention Students and Families:
Please see the attached flyer regarding our 2025 Spring Conferences! Hope to see you tonight or tomorrow!
LHS and DMS had the opportunity to participate in Modoc Sherriff Department K-9 training alongside our local Lake County Sherriff Department . The departments brought 3 K-9 dogs in training to practice their skills in the hallway. Once the training was completed, students had the opportunity to visit with the officers to learn more about the dogs, as well as enjoy dog pets!
