Monday, February 2nd, 2026
Good morning, Lions! Here’s what’s happening today:
Valentine’s Day Treats! Roses are red, violets are blue… NHS will be selling chocolates, carnations, and roses just for you! Sales run through Tuesday, February 3rd. Roses are $2, and carnations and chocolates are $1.50. Grab one for a friend, your partner, or even a staff member!
Snack Cart Alert! The snack cart will be available at lunch today and every Wednesday. Come grab a tasty treat for just $2!
Thinking about a high-paying career in the trades? Sign up for Construction Trades at LHS! You can join at any grade level to learn construction skills, tool use, career opportunities, earn certifications, tour active job sites, and interact with different unions. Questions? Talk to your AP or stop by the trades shop in the basement to see Mr. Craner or Mr. Handy.
Art Club meets after school on Tuesdays in Mr. Wilson’s room.
Crochet Club meets after school on Tuesdays in Ms. Cookson’s room.
There will be a meeting directly after school at 3:25PM on Thursday, February 5th in room 2-006 for any girl interested in trying out for the District186 Softball team. See Mr. Weir with questions.
Please check the Lost & Found in the Discipline Office this week. Everything will be cleared out on Wednesday, so check TODAY and TOMORROW to not miss anything that you may have misplaced.
Event Eligibility Reminder: To attend extracurricular or school/district events this year, you must meet certain criteria:
8 or fewer tardies this quarter
5 or fewer absences this quarter
No suspensions this quarter
Passing 5 out of 7 classes at the time of the event
Black History Month: February is Black History Month! Each day we’ll honor a historical or current figure and highlight their contributions. Today we start with President Barack Obama.
“President Obama made history as the first African American President of the United States, serving two terms from 2009 to 2017. His leadership, vision, and message of hope and change inspired millions around the world. Beyond politics, he championed healthcare reform, education, and community engagement, proving that dedication and perseverance can break barriers and create lasting change for future generations.”
Now for a Moment of Silence.
Please Rise for the Pledge of Allegiance:
"I pledge allegiance to the Flag of the United States of America, and to the Republic for which it stands, one Nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all."
And now it’s time for today’s welcoming ritual. Please take some time to discuss your response with your class: February is Black History Month. As we kick of Black History Month, take a few minutes to watch the video that your teacher has displayed and share something that stood out to you.
Have a great day, Lions!