The Lennox HS Art Club has completed their work on the city snow plows. Looks great! Hopefully they won't be used much this year!
The afternoon Early Childhood preschool went to "The Harvest" to learn all about pumpkins and how they grow! They loved to help participate with learning the process of how a pumpkin grows and touching and feeling all the different kinds of pumpkins and gourds.
Lennox Elementary was recognized at the Teacher of the Year banquet in Pierre for being named one of the 2024 National Blue Ribbon Schools. Our staff will be also recognized at a ceremony in Washington, DC in November. Congratulations to our staff, students, and community!
Aasheim family farms was kind enough to bring pumpkins for our junior kindergarten class!
We are extremely proud to share with you that our school, Lennox Elementary, has been recognized as a 2024 Blue Ribbon School!
https://nationalblueribbonschools.ed.gov/awardwinners/winning/24sd102pu_lennox_elementary_school.html
The Lennox HS band had a great day at the Pursuit of Excellence competition this last weekend! Lennox brought home 1st place in the Gold Class and Best Music GE, Visual GE, Woodwinds, Brass, Concert Percussion, Battery Percussion, and Color Guard! Great job students!
Thank you to Crystal Johnson for teaching our students about the constitution and balance of powers last week!
JH science classes are doing their edible cell projects!
Students in 3rd and 4th grade had the opportunity to learn about design, construction, and operations of robots. Exploration in robotics will continue one time each month this semester.
Congratulations to our 2024 LHS Homecoming court: Natalie Andernacht, Ryan Hanssen, Charlee Jorgensen, Lillian Meyer, Kelsey Schmidt, Noah Buhta, Nate Haar, Boston Katzer, Emory Lefers, and Noah Sayler.
Stop in between 5:45pm and the start of the game at 7pm to get a burger or brat, support Pruitt and pick up a free Wings Up poster! GO O's!
The following students from the Senior High Choir were selected as SD All-State Choir representatives and alternates. It was an extremely competitive audition with 24 of the 63 students in the Senior High Choir auditioning for 8 All-State positions and 4 alternate positions. Congratulations to all!
Thank you, Showplace, for generously donating five backpacks filled with 4th-grade school supplies. Lennox Elementary appreciates your contribution!
Thank you to the Wiebers Family for donating school supplies to Lennox Elementary in memory of their daughter, Rhonda. We appreciate your generous gift.
2nd grade is learning about strong and weak beats in music this week. They learned a folk song from Ghana called "Obwisana" and had fun performing a rhythm stick pattern with a partner!
School buses are moving traffic signals...know when to stop! Flashing amber/yellow warning lights indicate that the bus is preparing to stop. Red flashing lights and an extended stop arm indicates that a bus is stopped! Please keep our students safe and never drive through a stopped school bus with red flashing lights and an extended stop arm!
We had some high schoolers introduce the 5th graders to all of the instruments. 5th graders will be trying out instruments next week.
Also, check out how the nice upgrade intermediate band got over the summer!
The Lennox School District would like to thank Dr. David DeJong, the DSU Dean of the College of Education and Human Performance, for providing an outstanding in-service and kick-off to our 24-25 school year! He did an amazing job presenting and engaging our entire staff in conversations about Artificial Intelligence (AI) and its application to K-12 education!
Zander Hazuka, Carter Dose and Noah Sayler were chosen to participate in the 50th annual Senior Honor Choir held at the Washington Pavilion on Friday night.
For all students PreK - 12th grade
Tuesday, July 30th
2:00 - 7:00 PM at the Lennox Elementary Gym
School Picture will be taken (retakes will be taken during the school year)
Find out your student's teacher (class lists will be posted inside the school)
