Congratulations to following Highland softball players for earning Clarence Cannon Conference All-Conference recognition. Co-Conference Player of the Year & Unanimous 1st Team All-Conference Infielder, Keera Rothweiler Unanimous 1st Team All-Conference Pitcher, Corinne Brinkley Unanimous 1st Team All-Conference Outfielder, Hannah Ritterbusch 2nd Team All- Conference Infielder, Ali Lundberg 2nd Team All-Conference Outfielder, Emma Berry Honorable Mention All-Conference Catcher, Aspen Scifres
about 10 hours ago, Highland Softball
Book Fair Info: Remember you can shop from 4-8 during Parent Teacher Conferences Tues and Weds. You may, also, shop online at the Online Book Fair at the following link. https://shop.scholastic.com/parent-ecommerce/parent-store-2.html?fairId=6218726 There are more books that aren't available at the online site. You can, also, order books that are out of stock at the Book Fair. Thanks for your support.
about 10 hours ago, Jeff Oenning
MoCHIP is a FREE community service sponsored by the Missouri Masonic Children’s Foundation and local Missouri Freemasons. Families receive a comprehensive child identification kit designed to help law enforcement quickly access important identifying information if a child goes missing.
🔎 Why participate? Having this information readily available can help law enforcement respond more quickly in an emergency.
📍 Where: Highland Elementary School Old Gym 📅 When: October 27th & 28th ⏰ Time: 4:00–8:00 PM 💲 Cost: FREE!
🔒 Your privacy matters! No information is kept! MoCHIP is a child safety resource—no microchips are implanted.
We’re grateful to Monticello Lodge #58 and LaBelle Chapter #316 for providing this valuable service to families in our community. Please share this post to help spread the word and give more families the opportunity to participate!
Together, we can help keep our children safe!
about 15 hours ago, Highland Elementary School
This is just a reminder that parent teacher conferences will be held at Highland High School from 4p-8p on Tuesday 10/27 and Wed 10/28. These conferences can be scheduled by emailing your student's teachers or parents can feel free to just walk in and see teachers by going room to room. We look forward to seeing you during P/T conferences!! GO COUGARS!!
about 15 hours ago, Highland AD
October Artists of the Month at HES! These students were responsible, respectful, and safe in the art room. Each day they came in with a positive attitude, helped others, and tried their best on what they were working on! Awesome job! 🎨
about 16 hours ago, Keelie O’Brien
Let's try this again. Happy Birthday to Corinne Brinkley from the Highland Softball Family.
about 16 hours ago, Highland Softball
Please read the Funding Shortfall letter attached. Community Stakeholders are invited to attend a Community Forum on Thursday night at Highland High School - flyer is attached too.
1 day ago, John French
There will be a meeting on Wednesday, October 28 at 7 p.m. in the high school commons for the juniors and their parents to discuss prom and graduation information.
1 day ago, Mrs. Stephanie Gray
The LCC1 Board will hold their regular monthly meeting tomorrow (10/27/26) @ 5:30pm, with Open Session beginning @ 6pm. The full agenda can be viewed here: https://bit.ly/4zPG72T
1 day ago, John French
Come support our local schools and enjoy a night full of basketball, laughter, and community fun! 🏀❤️
More Highland Softball Records for Keera Rothweiler. Keera finished her High School career with the following career school records: Career Hits - 214 (MSHSAA 5th), Career Runs - 225 (MSHSAA 2nd), Career Stolen Bases - 195 (MSHSAA 3rd), Consecutive Stolen Bases - 183 (new MSHSAA record), Career Triples - 22, Career Batting Average - 0.521, Career OBP% - 0.591, Career Slugging - 0.783, & Career Defensive Assists - 222. Keera also tied her own single season record of 62 runs scored, she extended her single season record of 61 stolen bases, she broke the single season OBP% with a mark of 0.625, Keera broke the single season walk record with 26 walks, and finally, Keera broke the single season defensive assists record with 70. What an unbeleiveable high school softball career. I feel so blessed to have had a front row bucket to witness her greatness. It was so much fun to be a part of it all.
3 days ago, Highland Athletics
New Highland Softball team milestones & records. The 2026 Lady Cougars set new season team records with 328 runs scored (10.2 / game), 215 stolen bases (6.8 / game), & 137 walks (4.2 / game). This team was electric and so much fun to watch all year long.
TOMORROW IS THE BIG DAY! JUST 1 DAY UNTIL THE HARLEM WIZARDS COME TO HIGHLAND!
As we prepare for an unforgettable night of basketball, laughter, and community fun, we have one final sponsor to recognize. And we couldn't think of a better way to finish our Sponsor Spotlights than by recognizing another local business that stepped up when it mattered most!
Today, we're proud to shine the spotlight on Blake Hetzler, owner of FHC HVAC, Plumbing & Septic Systems!
KEEPING OUR HOMES COMFORTABLE AND HELPING BUILD A STRONGER COMMUNITY!
Living in a small community means something special. It means knowing your neighbors, lending a hand when someone needs it, and understanding that the things we do today can make a difference for generations to come.
Blake Hetzler understands the importance of giving back, and his support of this fundraiser is a perfect example of that!
At FHC HVAC, Plumbing & Septic Systems, Blake and his team work to help local families and businesses with the things we often take for granted until something goes wrong!
Air conditioner not keeping up with the summer heat?
Furnace giving you trouble when Missouri decides it's suddenly winter?
Plumbing or septic system causing headaches?
FHC is a local business to remember when those problems come knocking!
Offering heating and cooling services, plumbing, and septic system work, FHC helps take care of the homes and businesses that make up our community.
But today, we're celebrating something that can't be measured in service calls or completed jobs.
We're celebrating a business owner who chose to invest in our kids.
Through his generous sponsorship of our Harlem Wizards fundraiser, Blake is helping support the D.A.R.E. and after-prom programs at Canton R-V and Lewis County C-1.
These programs represent more than just activities. They provide opportunities to educate, encourage, and support our students while helping create positive experiences and lasting memories.
And none of this happens without people who are willing to step up and help make it possible.
BLAKE, FROM THE BOTTOM OF OUR HEARTS, THANK YOU!
Thank you for your generosity. Thank you for believing in our schools and our students. Thank you for helping turn an idea into an event that will bring two school districts and an entire community together.
Your support is making a difference, and we want you to know how much it is appreciated!
NOW, LEWIS COUNTY, IT'S OUR TURN!
The next time you need work done on your heating or cooling system, plumbing, or septic system, remember the business that was there when our students needed support.
We want each of you to know just how grateful we are.
You didn't have to say yes. You didn't have to contribute. But you did, and because of that generosity, we are able to bring something truly special to our schools and community.
Our students may not fully understand everything that goes into making events like this happen, but we do. And we will not forget the businesses that helped make it possible.
Supporting local businesses isn't just about keeping money in our community. It's about supporting the very people who continue to show up for our families, our schools, and our kids.
TOMORROW NIGHT, IT ALL COMES TOGETHER!
The Harlem Wizards. The Big Cats. Two school districts. One community. And a gymnasium full of people coming together for an incredible cause!
📅 Monday, October 26, 2026 ⏰ 6:30 PM 📍 Highland High School
When our local businesses stand behind our students, it's our responsibility to stand behind them.
👏 SHOP LOCAL. SUPPORT LOCAL. INVEST IN OUR FUTURE! 👏
3 days ago, #GoCougars #CougarPride
Our 8th grade scientists got hands-on with Missouri geology during our Making a Cave Lab! Students modeled how limestone dissolves over time, creating the caves and underground features found in Missouri’s karst landscape. Through this activity, students explored how water shapes the land beneath our feet and helps form the fascinating cave systems found throughout our state.
3 days ago, Heather Jones
Our 7th grade scientists have been studying photosynthesis and took a closer look at the tiny openings on leaves called stomata! These small pores allow carbon dioxide to enter the leaf and oxygen and water vapor to exit. Students explored how these tiny structures play an important role in helping plants make their own food and survive.
3 days ago, Heather Jones
The Marching Highlanders traveled today and completed in the City of Maples Marching Festival and had an amazing day! We brought home some hardware!
🥇1st in indoor Percussion
🥇1st in Class 2 Field Show
🏆Outstanding General Effect
🥉3rd in indoor Guard
🏆4th place in Parade
3 days ago, Mr. Sparks
The Highland Lady Cougar softball season came to an end today, as the team lost to the undefeated #1 ranked team in the state. The Lady Cougars led 2-0 through 4 innings, but ended up losing to the Marceline Lady Tigers by a score of 3-10. Highland finished with a record of 24-9.
3 days ago, Highland Athletics
These five Highland runners represented Highland incredibly well today! So proud of their hard work, dedication and their performances. Way to #GoCougars!!
4 days ago, John French
Congratulations to Highland Lady Cougar's All State medalist - Natalie Wilson finished 25th out of over 100 of Missouri's top Class 2 runners at the MS State Championship race at Lucas Oil Speedway in Wheatland, Missouri! Way to #GoCougars!!
4 days ago, John French
Congratulations to the Highland JH girls Natalie Wilson (25th - 14:48), Jordyn Bringer (45th - 15:41) and Leah Caudill (67th - 16:40). They competed with over 100 of Missouri's Class 2 MS runners. Way to #GoCougars!
