At the 3A Classification, a proposal was submitted by a portion of the current 3A schools to review the schools assigned to the Far West League and Mountain Valley Conference. The schools within those leagues overwhelmingly supported a realignment to restructure the two leagues into three leagues. The OSAA staff sent a draft proposal of potential changes to the membership on November 21, 2023. The staff received considerable feedback supporting the restructuring for the 2024-25 school year; all feedback was shared with the Executive Board. The OSAA Executive Board unanimously approved changing league assignments for schools as outlined in the attached document beginning in the fall of 2024.
This change will greatly help with travel costs and help lower the amount of time our student athletes are out of class. The change also allows us to schedule more non-conference games which rekindles old rivalries and helps us find closer competition. Unfortunately, the league alignment does not influence Special Districts and Football, but given that the OSAA historically doesn’t make league changes mid-time block,] this a big win for our school and district.
Thank you to the hard work of Cody Blair who began advocating for this last year and to Andy Rygg for seeing it through this year.
The Lakeview High School Girls Wrestling Team placed second among nine teams at the Girls Winter Classic hosted by Rogue River High School on December 20. All Lakeview wrestlers placed in the top four in each of their respective weight classes to place them ahead of Grants Pass, Rogue River, and Eagle Point. Sutherlin won the overall tournament title. Lakeview was led by first place finishes from Riley Stubbs and Quincey Ludwig, both of whom pinned all three of their opponents. Austyn Dolbear and Raelynn Severson both came in second place in their weight classes and Avery Rosecrans placed third and Becca Ryan placed fourth.
Way to go Lady Honks!
Good luck to all sports traveling this weekend. Go Honkers!
Mrs. H's class was joined by Lisa Shullanberger's Honors English class to read letters from Santa's elves! It was such a special treat to receive personalized notes during Santa's busiest season! 🎄❤️
Movie tonight and sports for the week!
Movie tonight and sports for the week!
Away Games/Activities 12/19 - Girls and Boys Basketball @ Modoc Home Games/Activities 12/18- Winter Assembly 11:107am-12:02pm - Parents are welcome to join 12/18- Elementary Movie Night @ 6pm AD Hay Gym 12/19- HS Wrestling Dual v. KU and Bonanza @ 5:30pm 12/21- HS Basketball v. Vale @ 3pm/4:30pm/6pm/7:30pm
At LHS we love our community partners! Lance and Angie, from Pacific Crest Federal Credit Union, were guest speakers today in the senior personal finance classes. The pair talked with students about financial basics.
This year LHS Student Council is putting on our 2nd annual Military Appreciation Game to honor all military in our community. All proceeds from this event will go towards the Jessica Ellis Scholarship that our school offers for any LHS student. Jessica Ellis was a former graduate at LHS. We would like to have the opportunity to honor all the military in our community but we can’t do it without you. We are looking for pictures of any veterans or anyone in the military that would like to be showcased in a booklet that we are making to honor everyone. If you sent pictures last year and you would not like them to be used or we missed you last year and you would like to be put in the booklet for everyone to see please email Jenna at dillavou.jenna@honker.email no later than January 10th.
Flannel Day in Mr. V's Class Monday December 11th 2023
They will be kicking off this event at the high school and moving into neighborhoods from there so keep and eye out and have your cash ready!
December 13, 2023
REPORTED GUN ON LAKEVIEW HIGH SCHOOL CAMPUS
This morning around 8:00 a.m., it was reported by some students on their way to school that they observed another student with a gun in their pocket. Law enforcement was immediately called. After a thorough investigation they concluded that a student did have an airsoft gun in their pocket when the student left their home. The student decided to return home when they discovered the airsoft gun in their jacket pocket. Law enforcement found the airsoft gun in the student’s bedroom where the student stated they had left it. The airsoft gun was not brought on campus and the incident is considered closed at this time.
Safety is the number one priority of LCSD7 and we take these types of situations seriously. The School District wishes to thank the Oregon State Police Department and the Lake County Sheriff’s Department for their quick response to this situation.
If you have any questions or concerns about this issue, or any other safety concern, please give me a call at 541-947-3347.
R. Michael Carter
Superintendent Lake County School District 7
Happy December from the counseling team.
We are doing a lot of great work in our department. The winter season can be challenging for many, please reach out if you need any support.
The LHS Step Up program is an Alternative Education program that focuses on career connections and alternative education opportunities. We appreciate any business partnerships that bring our students experience and understanding of career options for their future.
Attention Parents/Guardians of LHS/DMS Students:
We would like to invite you to our Christmas Assembly! It will take place on Monday, December 18th beginning at 11:07am in the LHS gym.
Hope to see you there!
Hello Parents/Guardians of LHS/DMS Students:
It is progress report time again! You should have received an email with a progress report from each of your student's teachers. If you have any questions about the progress reports, are having trouble viewing them, or did not receive them, please call the front office at (541) 947-2287.
Thank you and have a great day!
Holiday Spirit Week is next week, December 11-15.
Monday, December 11th is Flannel Day (wear your favorite flannel.)
Tuesday, December 12th is Holiday Colors (wear red, green, blue white, etc.)
Wednesday December 13th is Holiday Hustle (dress comfy for the busy season, sweats, sweatshirts, etc.)
Thursday, December 14th-NO DRESS UP (Winter Concert)
Friday, December 15th- Pajama Day (wear your favorite pajamas.)
Away Games/Activities
12/6 - MS Boys Bball @ Pondo - Dismissal @ 1:15am
12/8-12/9 HS Wrestling @ Culver- Leave time- 7:30am
12/8- JV Basketball @ North Lake - Dismissal @ 10:30am
12/9- JV Basketball @ North Lake- TBD
Home Games/Activities
12/4- MS Boys Bball v. Lost River 4pm @ Union (Supervision- Andy, Game management- parents) - Dismiss @ 2:45am to change
12/5 - Mat Club Registration 6pm @ DMS Gym
12/6 - Wrestling v. Modoc 6pm @ LHS Gym (Supervision- Andy)
12/7- Mat Club Registration 6pm @ DMS Gym
12/9 - Boys Soccer Banquet 12pm @ LHS Cafeteria
12/9- AVID Movie Night 4:30pm @ LHS Gym
12/10- Football Banquet @ Elks 4pm
12/4-12/8- Mental Health Week
Preview
12/11-12/15 LHS/DMS Winter Spirit Week
12/18- Winter Assembly time TBD
Mrs. Tague 5th graders finished their Native American Unit by building a dwelling
Today some of our Senior student-athletes are guest speaking in 7th and 8th grade classes with Mrs. Young.
They are doing fun activities as well as answering panel questions covering success in high school, teamwork, sportsmanship, school spirit, and life as a DMS/LHS student!
AVID 9 is managing the student closet at school and looking for donations!
Dress clothing especially for boys is much appreciated (button down shirts, ties, shoes, etc)
T-shirts and pants for students to change into when needed.
Sports gear
And more is listed on the flyer!
