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Dear Lehigh Lightning Family,Wow…we are already half way through the year! We have so much to be proud of at LSHS! Our

students have worked really hard to make amazing progress academically first semester. Below you will find totals for Renaissance Cards that were handed out to our Lehigh Scholars 1st Quarter! To earn a Renaissance Card you cannot have more than three tardies to class or any referrals. Our Renaissance Card holders receive many benefits and rewards for their academic and behavioral achievement! Congrats Lehigh Scholars!

Many students have also been very actively engaged in school performances, clubs and sports. Our “All Center Holiday Show” had standing room only in the auditorium with over 300 student performers! Thank you to the talented teachers and students that worked so hard to put this wonderful performance together!

As we move into the second semester, we need to stay even more focused. Academics are TOP PRIORITY at Lehigh Senior High School. Please monitor academic progress daily/weekly in FOCUS. We are providing academic tutoring in all core academic areas on Tuesday’s and Thursday’s after school for FREE. Cambridge Study Tables are on Wednesdays after school. If you notice a decline in a specific area or you know that your son or daughter needs additional assistance, please make sure they attend. Please also feel free to call our guidance office to schedule a conference to meet with your son or daughters teachers and a guidance counselor to develop an action plan for progress if needed. It is very important that we work together to keep students on track for success!

Enclosed is an article on “School Attendance”. Please take the time to read over it. We need to work together to make sure that your student is on time and at school daily. Please also be aware of the attendance/tardy policy that is in place. If a student misses more than 10 days from class their credit can be denied without proper medical or legal documentation on file for that semester. Three tardies also count as one absence. Attendance has a HUGE impact on academic success!

Second semester we will be introducing the “Lehigh Scholars Success Plan”. It is enclosed in this newsletter, please make sure you review it thoroughly. We are having on average 100 students late to school each day and 100 students signed out each day. This is detrimental to student success. Parents please make every effort to get your student to school on time and schedule appointments after 1:35. Seat time in class is critical for academic success. This new plan is being implemented in an effort to keep students on track. Please be aware students will lose privileges by being placed on the “Grounded List”, if they don’t come to school, don’t get to class on time and don’t behave in class. Parents we are in this together and we really want your student to be successful, please help us make every effort to help your student succeed. If you have any questions or we can assist in any way, please call your grade level administrator. Grade Level Administrators: 9th/Veronica Young, 10th/Kelly Britton, 11th/Peggy Slichter, 12th/Tim Krevinko.

SENIORS… I encourage you to step up your game. Make sure you are making the “grade”, applying to schools and charting your path. We are receiving many acceptance letters!!! Please make sure you share them with your guidance counselor and while you’re there check out scholarship opportunities. You are the master of your own destiny…make it happen!!!

I look forward to the remainder of this semester being one full of learning moments and memories. If any member of the LSHS staff or I can assist you or your student, please do not hesitate to call upon us.

Sincerely,Jackie CoreyPrincipal

LSHS Administration

Principal Jackie Corey

AdministrationCyndi Chiorello

Kelly Heinzman-BrittonTim KrevinkoPeggy Slichter

Activities/Athletic DirectorNick Dysert

School Phone239-693-5353

School Websitehttp://lsh.leeschools.net

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Improve teaching.

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Mary Fischer, District 1 (Chairman)Jane E. Kuckel, PhD, District 6 (Vice Chairman)

Melisa W. Giovannelli, District 2Chris N. Patricca, District 3Steven K. Teuber, District 4Pamela H. LaRiviere, District 5Cathleen O'Daniel Morgan, District 7

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The School Board of Lee County, Florida, prohibits discrimination on the basis of age, color, disability, gender, national origin, marital status, religion, or sexual orientation.

Lehigh Senior High School901 Gunnery RoadLehigh Acres, FL 33971

SAVE THE DATE!Lehigh Senior High School

Choice Open HouseJanuary 16, 2019

6pm-8pm*For incoming 8th graders interested in attending LSHS

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It takes a village!

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Off campus portraits can be scheduled online and taken at the location below:

Prestige Photography10231 Metro Parkway

UNIT 100Fort Myers, FL 33966

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The School Board of Lee CountyGwynetta S. Gittens, District 5 (Chairman)

Chris N. Patricca, District 3 (Vice Chairman)Mary Fisher, District 1

Melisa W. Giovannelli, District 2Debbie Jordan, District 4 Betsy Vaughn, District 6

Cathleen O'Daniel Morgan District 7 Gregory K. Adkins, Ed. D. Superintendent

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The School Board of Lee County, Florida, prohibits discrimination on the basis of age, color, disability, gender, national origin, marital status,

religion, or sexual orientation.

Lehigh Senior High School901 Gunnery Road

Lehigh Acres, FL 33971

https://lsh.leeschools.net/

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Visual Arts Five Lehigh Senior Painting 2 students are participating in a global art event called the Memory Project.

The Memory Project is a charitable nonprofit organization that invites art teachers, art students, and solo artists to help cultivate global kindness by creating portraits for children around the world who have faced substantial challenges, such as violence, war, extreme poverty, neglect, and loss of parents. Our participants create these portraits to help children feel valued and important, to know that many people care about their well-being, and to provide a special childhood memory in the future. Since 2004 the organization has created more than 130,000 portraits for children in 47 countries. Abi Del Pozo, Redgine Michel, Alyssa Canciani, Zahria Nelson and Bran Uriostegui are making a difference in those childrens lives by creating a memory that they can keep forever.

Visual Arts students had the privilege to visit the Rausenberg Residency on Captiva and meet 5 artists in action in November. Students got a tour of the late artist Robert Rausenburg home and art studio. They were also able to observe and speak with the many artist who work at the center. What an informative and exciting trip!

The Visual Arts students are busy creating work for Art Under 20, a high school competition that takes place at Art Fest each year. We also sponsor a Chalk Block where the students get to work with a professional artist.

We have been temporarily moved from the gallery space to the front lobby during construction. Show will be in the front lobby for all to see. The entire Visual Arts department is working to create an Installation. The theme is faces. Look for it in January.

National Arts Honor Society, a club sponsored by National Art Education Association just complete a service project for Ms. Vanesse Williams who asked us to paint a wall of bookshelves to use in her School Law class. Students were very create with this project. Throughout the school year, NAHS works on many different service projects. We are currently working on the Lee County Fair display. The theme for this year is “We have a Good Thing Growing”.

Congratulations, to the following 25 students who were selected to represent the Lehigh Senior Teacher Academy Program and the FFEA Chapter for Lee County School District at the Florida Future Educators of America State Conference in Orlando.

The state conference provides a fantastic opportunity for chapter members to meet with fellow students, chapter advisors, and new and experienced teachers. The conference also provides an opportunity to hear from outstanding teachers and others working in the field of education as they present a shared vision of excellence in future classrooms. The workshops they will attend will provide valuable information, ideas, and inspiration that will guide them as they work toward becoming a teacher.

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Center for the Arts

BETA volunteers helped pass out food at a local mobile food pantry! These are just a few of the many images caught of their generosity and dedication to a better community!

Novel study of " I Will Plant You A Lilac Tree" to enhance student's reading skills and cover multiple subject areas.

Tutorials where students are continuing their learning across all subject areas with the help of college students from FGCU and FSW.

Community service hours are required from every student in AVID to qualify for the Florida Bright Futures Scholarship and improve our community.

AVID/BETA Community Service

AVID Tutorials AVID In the Classroom

Sports

LSHS Teaching Academy

Aragon-Vega, IzamarChen, Sophia Steed, BriannaMiranda, AnnLynom, AnisaSealie, SaschaMendiola, Jamie

Darbouze, StephanieMoreno-Torres, MonicaReyes, LeshleyBarroso, MatthewCampos, MiriamCraddock, EmmaMiller, Jade

Tejeda, GabriellaAragon, RobertoLiranzo, AmySanders-Barnes, IndiaMerilus, DevenAguilar-Hernandez, LeslieBazile, Bershena

Villagomez, JaquelineSerrat, IsaiasSenat, LouiseRengifo, Skarlet

Please help support the Teaching Academy students attending the conference by

donating to their Go Fund Me Page

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All Star Rotary Game

Lady Lightning Basketball

Cross Country MeetQuashon Fuller All American

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Upcoming PerformancesJanuary 16th -18th Shrek Jr. Childrens ShowFebruary 13th Valentines Vocal concert in the courtyard March 7th - 9th Spring Play: Out of Order March 28th & 29th Shakespeare in the CourtyardApril 4th Spring Vocal Concert April 11th - 13th GodspellMay 3rd High School Musical Theatre Awards

All Center Holiday Performance and Showcase

Lehigh Senior Center for the Arts held it's annual showcase and holiday performance on December 11, 2018. The event was held for all incoming 9th graders to get a glimpse of what our center has to offer. Current center students demonstrated their artistic talents and shared their experiences of what it is like to be a part of this program. Representatives from visual, media and performing arts were present to speak with prospective students and their families.

Cambridge CAMBRIDGE SCHOLAR AWARD RECIPIENTS

A record 24 Lehigh students, twenty from the Class of 2019 and two from the class of 2020, received Cambridge Learner Awards in “recognition of their great achievements” and “exceptional performance” on their June 2018 Exams. Cambridge states that, “This is a great accomplishment and we congratulate your administration, teachers, and students for these awards.”

JROTC

Upcoming Events: January: • 26 Adopt a Road • JROTC pictures of the 31st

February: • Busch Gardens

Lightning Regiment On December 4th the Lightning Regiment participated in the JROTC Program For Accreditation (JPA) inspection.

The purpose of the JPA inspection is to evaluate the improvement of the program from the last visit. The Lightning regiment was required to pass with at least a 95 percent to maintain the JROTC Honor Unit with Distinction (HUD). The program was able to obtain a 99.2 percent! In addition, on November 12 through 16, the program had a fitness change that is a semester fitness evaluation, that cadets must successfully pass. The challenges included a one-mile run, curl-ups, v-sit and reach, shuttle run, and pull-ups.

Raiders Competition

Daydee Albeirus Abi Del Pozo Ruby Liu

Erasmy Isalgue

Alexa Lemus

Carlos Sicilia

Yenori AlvarezCarlos Cabrera Elizabeth Audath

Karina Delgado Elizabeth Garcia Lexie Paras

Nick Perdue

Alexis Poppell

Crystal Perez Citlaly TrejoDevelah Valdes

Kevin Mendez

Sophia Morejon

Destiny MirelesFaith Powell

Savara JonesTarah Jean

Damian Gonzalez

Around the World Performance

Center Disney Trip

The show was a combined performances between the dance and vocal departments and it was spectacular! The show featured performances in a variety of languages; with the chorus singing as the dancer performed to Africa, it was a truly breath taking experience.

Congratulations to the Lehigh Senior High School Golden Lightning Band for receiving Straight Superior Ratings at the Florida Bandmasters Association District Marching Music Performance Assessment on Saturday at Barron Collier High School. The Golden Lightning Band has received a superior rating 23 times out of the past 25 years. They are the only band in Lee County to have achieved this goal.

“Congratulations to dance seniors Alek Hernandez and Josie Shelton on their acceptance to the USF and UF dance departments!”

“Good luck to the All County Dance Team as they travel to Tampa in February to participate in the Florida Dance Performance Assessment and National Honors Society for Dance Arts annual concert.”

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Absenteeism Intervention (Restarts Each Semester)

3rd Letter Mailed Home 5th Letter Mailed Home 7th Letter Mailed Home 10th Letter Mailed Home 10th Absence and up placed on the “Grounded List” per Quarter After 10 Loss of Credits without Medical or Legal Documentation on File

Unexcused Tardy to Each Class/After the Bell (Restarts Each Quarter)

1st Warning/Teacher Send Message Home 2nd Warning/ Teacher Send Message Home 3rd + Referral/ Admin Phone Call Home/ Full Day of ISS

10th Referral and up placed on “Grounded List” per Quarter

Unexcused Tardy to School/After 7:30 (Restarts Each Quarter)

1st Pass to Class/ Office Send Message Home 2nd Pass to Class/ Office Send Message Home 3rd + Referral/ Pass to ISS for the Day/ Admin Phone Call Home

10th Referral and up placed on the “Grounded List” per Quarter

Discipline Intervention (Restarts Each Year)

All Teacher Call Home that Day & Admin Call Home when processed 5th Referral/Contact Parent/ Behavioral Improvement Plan Meeting 10th Referral/ Contact Parent/ Behavioral Improvement Plan Meeting

10th Referral and up placed on the “Grounded List” per Quarter

No cell phones or headphones permitted in class. MUST BE SECURED IN BAGS.

Grounded List Policy (Restarts Each Quarter)

1oth Unexcused Tardy/Absence/ Referral placed on list by Administration

Loss of Privileges Club/ Sports/ Trips…no after school participation unless connected to a class.

Listed in the “Lightning Forecast” weekly.

MUST be checked weekly by all teachers, do not allow participation if a student is on the list.

Center/Cambridge students placed on probation.

Resets at the end of the quarter.

Lehigh Scholars Success Plan

JANUARY Jan. 11th Registration Deadline for Feb. ACT test date.

Jan. 15th Have you received an acceptance letter to college? Turn a copy in to guidance!

FEBRUARY Feb. 8th Registration Deadline for March SAT test date.Feb. 9th ACT test date, bring photo ID and Admission Ticket.Feb. 11th FAFSA HELP lab open in college and career center.Feb. 28th Deadline to order Cap and Gown.

MARCH March 8th Registration deadline for April ACT test date.March 9th SAT test date, bring photo ID and admission ticket.March 28th ASVAB—pre registration requiredTBA Spring College Fair

APRIL Apr. 5th Registration date for the May SAT test date.Apr. 6th PROM—Seniors must be on track to graduate to attend Apr. 13th ACT test date, bring photo ID and admission ticket. This is the last ACT test date to pass reading prior to graduation! Apr. 26th GRAD BASH at Universal-Seniors must be on track to attend.

MAY

May 3rd JROTC Spring ORG day, seniors must be on track to graduate to attend! May 3rd Registration deadline for June ACT test date TBA Academic Signing Day-turn in acceptance letters early!

May 4th SAT test date, bring photo ID and admission ticketMay 8th Senior Awards night, 6:00pm at LSHSTBA Senior Breakfast and Graduation Practice, 7:00am at LSHSMay 18th GRADUATION- 2:30 pm @ Alico Arena

Senior Events

Class of 2019 Graduation

May 18th @ 2:30pmAlico Arena

LSHS Leadership Team

Jackie CoreyPrincipal

Tim KrevinkoStudent Services

12th Grade

Cyndi ChiorelloCurriculum/

Guidance

Peggy SlichterStudent Services

11th Grade

Kelly BrittonStudent Services

10th Grade

Veronica YoungStudent Services

9th Grade

Amy SzafranTesting/Guidance

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For More Information on Applications Join our Class of 2023 Google Classroom using the

code below: get41jf

ESOL EndorsementBrendon AllenBruce Allen Lucy BradshawJonathan OlgeirsonJames ChaneyKatharine RemmyEric CioffolettiEstefani RohttisParker Gauntt

Molly ShawDemi HollingsworthBobby WilloverJessica McElroyJames NelsonBethany O’SheaSecondary Reading &ESOL EndorsementKimberleigh AlvarezRetiya Woods

The Impact of Tardiness on SchoolSchools stress the need for students to get to school and class on

time and with good reason. Studies conducted by the U.S. Department of Education on truancy, which is connected with tardiness, show that school attendance is a major factor when it comes to school success and student behavior.

Problems with Tardiness:The most crucial learning hours of a school day are the morning

hours, because they are when students are most attentive. Students who are tardy miss the beginning of their morning classes, and they also cause a distraction when arriving late.

Academics and Achievement:Students who are frequently tardy have lower GPA’s, lower scores on

standardized assessments, and lower graduation rates. Chronic tardiness in elementary and middle school is also linked to failure in high school.

Behavior Problems:In the National Center for Education Statistics Indicators of School

Crime and Safety, teachers surveyed reported that students who are frequently tardy have higher rates of suspension and other disciplinary measures. Tardiness causes students to feel disconnected with school, leading to behavior problems and dropouts. Students who are frequently tardy to school are also more apt to be fired from a job for showing up late.

Effect on Others:When students are tardy, they negatively impact their teachers and

other students. Teachers are often required to allow tardy students to make up work, which often requires them to restructure their lessons or reteach missed material. Tardiness also takes other students’ attention away from a teacher’s lesson, leading to more behavior problems and missed instruction.

Early Sign-outs Can Send the Same Message:Although it may not seem like a big issue to sign your student out early

to avoid the pick-up line, it causes a disruption in the busy afternoon office, interrupts the child’s classroom, takes away from the flow of your child’s day, and it unfair to other parents who follow procedures.References: national Center for Education Statistics: Indicators of School Safety Report: US Department of Education Truancy Report: US Department of Education: Manual to Combat Truancy.

School Advisory Council JOIN THE SAC TEAM ! As a parent or guardian, you are an important part of the LSHS community

and we want to know your opinions about our school and its plans for the future. We hope you will consider becoming a member of our School Advisory Council (SAC).

The School Advisory Council (SAC) is a team of people who represent various segments of the community–parents, teachers, students, Administrators, support staff, business/ industry people and other interested community members. They meet to discuss our school’s academic plan and progress.

Parents and families are the heart of the education process. You can make a difference by becoming a SAC member. By working together, we can provide a positive educational experience for every student.

The following are dates for school year 2018- 2019:January 30, February 27, March 27, April 24. All meetings begin at 6:00 in Room 1152. For any questions, please contactPeggy Mendez Slichter 239-693-5353

Out of Field TeachersFlorida State Statute 1012.42 recognizes that teachers at times must be

assigned duties in a class outside the field in which the teacher is certified. The teachers below are certified, but may be assigned one or more classes outside their areas of certification and are required to take the appropriate steps to comply with statutory regulation, or are engaged in training to add English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL) to their Florida Educators Certificate.

2019-2020 School Assignment DeadlinesCambridge Application/ Audition Dates:February 1st Application Due to LSHS Main Office/Google ClassroomFebruary 14th Acceptance or Non Acceptance Letters MailedFebruary 22nd Intent Letter MUST be returned to Lehigh SeniorMarch 22nd School Assignment will mail Notification of Assignment Letter* Must have “Receipt of School Assignment Application” attached to application to be considered.

Center for the Arts Application/ Audition Dates:February 1st Application Due to Lehigh Senior Main Office/Google ClassroomFebruary 6th Auditions in Cafeteria 6:00-8:00 P.M. Arrive at 6:00pmFebruary 12th Make-up Auditions in Cafeteria 6:00-8:00 P.M.February 14th Acceptance or Non Acceptance Letters MailedFebruary 22nd Intent Letter MUST be returned to Lehigh SeniorMarch 22nd School Assignment will mail Notification of Assignment Letter* Must have “Receipt of School Assignment Application” attached to application to be considered.

AVID Application/Interview Dates:April 5th Application DueApril 8th-12th Applications Reviewed– Invitation only to InterviewApril 17th-18th Interviews in Media Center 5:00-7:30April 23rd Acceptance Letters or Non Acceptance Letters Mailed*After you have received a “School Assignment Notification Letter” that has assigned you to Lehigh Senior for the 2018-2019 school year you may apply. You must attach this document to your application.

CHOICE OPEN HOUSE January 16th, 2019 from 6:00pm.-8:00pm.

Who is your School Counselor?

New Way to Contact your CounselorYou may schedule an appointment with your counselor through Castle on your Chrome book or email.

College & Career CenterRemember that the counselors are in the college and career center every day during lunch shifts to answer any student questions, help with college applications, ACT/SAT registration, and any other academic advising that may be needed.

Financial Aid FAFSA HelpKelly Thawley from Lee County Foundation will be offering Parents/Guardians and/or students help with filling out their FAFSA form. Most colleges and technical schools require this form to be filled out before they will consider any assistance from their institution. The following dates we will be offering FAFSA assistance in the Guidance Conference Room from 8:00-1:30 PM.Jan. 14thFeb. 11th Mar. 11thApr. 15th

ScholarshipsNow is the time for juniors and seniors to start looking at what scholarships and financial aid is available. Scholarships are listed in your google classroom. They are added daily. Below are listed some general sites for you to explore. Many more are listed on Lehigh Senior High School’s web-site under Academics.

Dual EnrollmentReminder for Dual Enrollment students the first day of spring class is January 7, 2019.Enrollment for the fall of 2019 will be in the March time frame. We will make an announcement.

Credit RetrievalE2020 is designed for students to regain credit for classes they failed. The on-line program offers an array of courses to receive/ regain credits. Students may also take e2020 for a “D” in a class to improve their GPA. Work may be completed at home on the students’ chrome books but quizzes/test must be completed in the e2020 lab. E2020 advances the students through courses when mastery is obtained in the different modules within the courses.Lee County Virtual School (www.flvs.net) is also available for credit recovery. This on-line program needs to be done either from home at

a computer with internet access, Chrome book or at the public library. Students will register and then contact their counselor so they can approve their course selection.

AP News It’s that time of year again as we begin to prepare for our End of Year Advance Placement Testing; please take special note of the following:

• If your student is taking an AP course/courses this year, they will be required to take the AP Exam for each course. Lehigh Senior High School will cover the full cost of the exam however students who fail to take the exam will be responsible for reimbursing the exam fee to the school.

• Look for AP student bulletins to be coming home with your students soon. Student bulletins will have all the information you need to know regarding AP testing.

Renaissance ClubStudents will receive their Renaissance card for Q2 in late January. Remember you need to have no failing grades on your report card and no more than 3 unexcused absences or tardies and no discipline referrals.

February 1st – “Lip Sync Battle” Teachers vs. StudentsFebruary 22nd - Best and Brightest Award Show

SAT/ACT Test Dates and Registration DeadlinesSenior ChecklistJanuary

• Register online for both your parents and your FAFSA pin• Fill out FAFSA application online• Check to make sure you receive your Student Aid Report (SAR)

from FAFSA and make any necessary changes.• Request & complete scholarship applications• Respond to colleges/universities requests for additional information

February• Check with your college Financial Aid Office to review financial

aid options (scholarships, grants and loans)• Make sure you notify the college of your intent to attend• Continue to respond to college offices regarding financial aid,

housing,etc.March

• Make any necessary adjustments and submit any additional paperwork for FAFSA.

• Make sure you notify the college of your intent to attend.• At the start of Quarter 4 make sure your grades are in order.

www.freescholarships.comwww.studentscholarships.org/www.findtherightscholarship.comwww.scholarships.classesusa.com www.scholarshipeducationconnection.com www.studentawardsearch.com/www.expan.com

www.fastweb.com www.finaid.comwww.cashe.com www.mach25.comscholarships.htm www.scholaraid.com

Counselor Corner

ACT Test Dates

Registration Deadlines

Late Fee Registration

Score Releases

Feb. 9, 2019 Jan.11, 2019 Jan. 18, 2019 Feb. 20; Mar. 6, 2019

April 13, 2019 Mar. 8, 2019 Mar. 25, 2019 Apr. 24; May 8, 2019

June 8, 2019 May 3, 2019 May 17, 2019 June 19; July 3, 2019

July 13, 2019 June 14, 2019 June 21, 2019 July 24; Aug. 7, 2019

SAT Test Dates

Registration Deadlines

Late Registration

Score Releases

Mar. 9, 2019 Feb. 8, 2019 Feb. 27, 2019 Mar. 29, 2019

May 4, 2019 April 5, 2019 Apr. 24, 2019 May 24, 2019

June 1, 2019 May 3, 2019 May 22,2019 June 21, 2019

Jaclyn PluckerAlpha A-Ca

Saneik Buchanan Alpha Ce-F

Claire ForesterDir-Guidance Alpha Jo-Me

Chelsea FunderburgAlpha Mi-Q

Leslie NaylorAlpha So-Z

Sara KomosinskiAlpha G-Ji

Bonnie MazzaAlpha R-Sn

Lehigh Happenings Staff Holiday Cards

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College Week

Over 90 LSHS Teaching Academy students attended a conference at the Lee County Public Education Center.

LSHS celebrated college week with a door decorating contest and a college fair. Students and teachers were able to promote their favorite colleges as well as promote the importance of going to college. Students were also given the opportunity to speak with representatives from a variety of colleges at the annual college fair.

SGA Leadership Rally

LSHS SGA hosted a rally on our campus; Leadership teams from all over the district attended this event. Our students and their sponsors Mrs. Krape and Mrs. Heather Smith did a fantastic job organizing this huge event!

The LSHS Performing Arts Department performed their rendition of the famous Broadway play West Side Story. The show featured actors, singers and dancers from each department working together to put on an amazing show!

FFLA Hall of Fame

West Side Story

Teaching Conference

Congratulations to Judith Cintron for being inducted into the FFLA teachers Hall of Fame.

Construction and Building Career Day. Students were able to hang dry wall, watch welding demonstrations, use nail guns, use a paint sprayer and climb scaffolding. They were so excited at huge amount of career opportunity available in the field, especially for women.

Construction and Building Career Day.

Special Olympics Field Day STEM@Work

LSHS STEM@Work students visited Gulf Coast Medical Center where they got to tour behind the scenes and observe the many job opportunities available at the hospital.

Happy Holidays

from Lehigh Seniorr

AVIDGuidancePerforming Arts Media Center Crew

English/Language Arts

Visual Arts/ ADMA Office Staff

Reading

Math Department

Social Studies

LSHS Admin.

Science Department

Do the Right Thing Award Ceremony

Our students with special needs had a great day at our districts annual Special Olympics Field Day. Each student came back feeling like a winner and made many new friends across the district. Our PE classes greeted our athletes as they returned to school with their trophy.

LSHS students were recognized for their good deeds at the monthly School Board meeting.