Happy Friday Cougar Nation!
That's a wrap for week 2 and the first FULL WEEK at LCC-1. Everyone is tired but there's good news on the way!
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Have a great Labor Day weekend out in Cougar Country and we'll see you back on Tuesday.
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Hey Cougar Country!
Do you love football but can't always make it to the games? Good news! The Lewis County Scoop will be providing internet streamed audio broadcasts of varsity Highland Cougar Football this season. Highland Graduate, Remington Yates will be your host giving the play by play throughout this season. The broadcasts will begin around at 6:45p just prior to Cougar varsity football action. Be sure to join in and cheer on the Cougs!
Below are the links for tonight's broadcast of Highland at Mark Twain.
https://www.youtube.com/live/JC3g_joH0gg?si=ctAIpvOnyIskLUNM
https://www.facebook.com/share/1CFHzZrykc/
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We’re looking for volunteers to help run the concession stands for Fall Sports! 🥎🏈 Use the link to sign up, and if you have any questions, feel free to reach out to Kim Kramer at kkramer@lewis.k12.mo.us
Currently, there are only 4 people signed up for the first week of September (see image shared in the post), which means we still need 12 more people to sign up.
Thanks so much for supporting our student athletes! 🙌
https://www.signupgenius.com/go/70A0944AFAA2CAAF94-58054408-2025
Parents/Guardians of JUNIORS & SENIORS! The TRI-STATE MakerFest is on for this year! This is geared toward careers in manufacturing. This year’s event will feature guided tours of local manufacturing facilities as well as the opportunity to explore John Wood Community College’s Workforce Development Center. The event will be held on October 3rd from 9 AM to 1:30 PM. A bus will leave that morning at 8:30 AM and return shortly after 2 PM.
Permission slips will be outside Mrs. Adam's office and will need signed by a parent no later than Monday September 29th. A Google Form was also sent to each of the juniors and seniors via email!
Check out the full story here:
https://www.wgem.com/2025/08/26/hula-bowls-owner-run-hannibal-area-ceo-2025-26-program
Send a check – Please include your student’s name(s) so we know which Chromebook(s) the insurance will cover.
Send cash – Please include your student’s name(s) so we know which Chromebook(s) the insurance will cover.
Pay online – To pay online, please call the HES office at 573-209-3586 or HHS office at 573-209-3215 so the charge can be added to your Parent Portal.
Insurance Cost per Household:
1 student – $25
2 students – $35
3 students – $45
4 or more students – Flat rate of $50
(This fee schedule applies to students living in the same household.)
While not required, Chromebook insurance is highly recommended.
Attention all cheer camp parents, we need you to fill out a digital permission form before practice on 9/4. The link to the form is below. Please have these filled out before 9/4 or you child will not be able to stay for practice on 9/4.
Thank You
*ATTENTION PARENTS/GUARDIANS*
We will be taking buses to Macon, MO for their annual Build My Future event. This trip will be for all high schoolers, grades 9-12. A Google form was emailed to each student so they could mark if they were interested. If your student plans to attend, he/she will have to grab a permission slip to have signed and brought back to school prior to Friday September, 12th. This is a great opportunity to see what types of skilled trades are out there and maybe get a foot in the door for the future!
Happy Friday Cougs!
We had a GREAT first week in Cougar Nation! Now it's time to relax and enjoy a wonderful weekend and we'll get back to work on Monday. In the meantime here is your Cougar Connection Update (8/22/25).
Reminder - HES Pre-K students START ON MONDAY >> 8/25/25 <<
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Today, our Junior High Social Studies students became detectives in our "Case Files" activity! 🕵️♀️ They worked through a series of clues about different teachers, using their detective skills to guess which teacher matched which set of clues. It was a fun way to practice analyzing evidence and drawing conclusions, all while getting to know their teachers better.
