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Welcome to LHS!

We are excited to welcome back our students and kick off a great school year! Here are a few key dates and details to help you prepare:

• August 20: Teachers Return
• August 25: Class of 2030 Orientation
• August 26: First Day of School for All Students

On August 26, all students will report to their advisories first, followed by this daily schedule. Students will find their advisory assignment and location in Alma.

A complete information packet was sent to families on August 13. You can also review this Introduction to Lebanon High School for helpful details about the upcoming year.

Questions?

Feel free to contact the main office at 603-448-2055, or reach out directly to:

• Ian Smith, Principal: ismith@sau88.net
• Bonnie Robinson, Curriculum Director: brobinson@sau88.net

We are excited to announce LEBMed - an opportunity for students to enter the field of healthcare. Thanks to our partners: Alice Peck Day Memorial Hospital and River Valley Community College, and congratulations to our first cohort.

This is the last Take Flight newsletter for the year.

Hi folks - I want to thank those families who came out for Senior Awards Night at LOH, the Grade 9-11 Awards Assembly on Wednesday, and graduation last night. It was good to see people and make that connection at this time of year. We have debriefed as an administrative team, and as always there are systems and approaches to be tweaked and adjusted. That being said, we thought it was a good week for our students and the celebration last night couldn’t have been nicer for our graduates. I hope our seniors enjoy their time with friends and family this weekend and I wish students well on their finals starting next Monday. This will be the final Weekly of the school year and we will reconnect next fall. I hope you have an enjoyable and restful summer.

Good afternoon, all - I’m taking a moment in the midst of Springfest to let you know that the day is going well. I can’t remember when we had more students outside participating and getting involved in all the activities than we have this year. They seem to be enjoying themselves - signing yearbooks, playing capture the flag, eating well…you name it!

It has been good to talk with seniors on their last “official” day of school, chatting with them a bit about what’s next and hearing their thoughts on the last four years. Every year, there are mixed emotions as they get ready to leave the building and find their way. It is always our hope that students will graduate with some fond memories of their time at LHS.

As seniors focus on next week, a sunny graduation, and the futures that await them, it is still business as usual for grades 9-11. Final exams begin for underclassmen the week after next; there is still an opportunity for work to be completed and grades to be improved. I encourage students to make the most out of the next couple of weeks - it’s always worth the time to do so.

I hope everyone has the chance to enjoy the weekend.

Good morning, folks— with less than two weeks to go until graduation, we are tightening up the details for that last week of school for seniors. Speakers have been chosen, the music has been decided, and other particulars are being finalized. As always, we are hoping for weather that allows us to keep the ceremony outdoors.

Although that first week of June is around the corner, there is still work to be done and responsibilities to be completed. We’ve encouraged seniors to reach out to their teachers and communicate with their counselors so there are no surprises in the final hour. This time of year is always busy, and with all the scheduled events that remain on the calendar, there is much to look forward to.

Thank you for your continued support of LHS, and I hope the remainder of your weekend is a good one.