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Notice of Facilities Committee meeting on Dec 3 at 1:00pm in the LCHS Den Room
Recently he Advanced Biology class took a field trip to FVCC to get Hooked on Healthcare. They did hands on activities to learn about 6 of the healthcare associates degrees that they could get at FVCC. It was a great learning experience, hopefully some of them will want to pursue a health care career like one of our former students who was doing one of the presentations!
Our LCHS meal management class taught by Ms. Komac cooked an amazing Happy Friendsgiving dinner! The staff was invited to eat also, and it was delicious! Great job students!
Please join us tonight at 6:00pm for an important Community Meeting to discuss potential solutions for our aging school facilities and safety concerns. We want your input and ideas to chart the best path forward. We have new information to provide from previous community meetings. We are looking at 3 main options moving forward. Your perspective is invaluable in helping us develop a plan that truly serves our community's needs and affordability. Whether you've supported or opposed previous bonds, we welcome your constructive ideas. If possible, please join us in the LCHS Auditorium for this important conversation about our students’ future. We are planning on recording the meeting and posting it online. Thank you!
Our Advanced Biology class is learning how autopsies are done by doing an autopsy on a fetal pig. They identified all the organs, and weighed and measured them and determined if there were any abnormalities. They then put them back together and sewed them back up. What a great project!
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Eureka Public Schools would like to extend our thanks to all who have served and continue to serve our country. Today and every day, we honor your courage, dedication, and sacrifice. Thank you for protecting our freedoms and inspiring our students with your example of service and strength. We are proud to recognize our local veterans — heroes in every sense of the word.
Notice of School Board Meeting on November 10 at 6:00pm.
Eureka Public Schools is grateful to the Foundation for Rural Service and InterBel for awarding a $5,000 Community Grant! The funds support our continued use of ExploreLearning Reflex and Frax, programs that strengthen students’ math fluency and conceptual understanding through personalized, engaging learning. Thank you for investing in rural education and our students’ success! #EurekaPride #FRSGrant #InterBel #MathFluency
Hello Community Members. The Eureka School Facilities Committee is hosting a community meeting on November 18 at 6:00pm to discuss potential solutions for our aging school facilities and safety concerns. We want your input and ideas to chart the best path forward. We have new information to provide from previous community meetings. We are looking at 2 main options, a remodel plan and a new construction plan. Your perspective is invaluable in helping us develop a plan that truly serves our community's needs and affordability. Whether you've supported or opposed previous bonds, we welcome your constructive ideas. If possible, please join us in the LCHS Auditorium for this important conversation about our students’ future. We are planning on recording the meeting and posting it online. Thank you!
Please join us as we honor our Veterans on Tuesday, November 11 at 9:00am in the high school gym. Veterans are encouraged to join the elementary students for lunch at 11.
EPS is hosting a Child Find Screening on November 7 in the Eureka Elementary. If you are interested in having your child screened, please call Lisa at 406.297.5500 to schedule. Requirements to attend include children between 0-5, live within Eureka School District, are not enrolled in Kindergarten, and do not currently receive special education services.
Shout out to Eureka Hardware for their donation to the elementary of Lysol disinfecting wipes! They are greatly appreciated!
Eureka Public Schools Facilities Meeting Notice
Recently the LCHS AP Environmental Science class took a trip to the Flathead Lake Biological Station where students learned about Lake Ecology and Aquatic Invasive Species, they also took samples of lake water and searched for zooplankton. It was a chilly day, but the students enjoyed the day!
HIGH SCHOOL PLAY THIS WEEKEND! Saturday Oct 18 - 7:00pm, Sunday Oct 19 - 3:00pm The suspects in our who-dun-it mystery comedy, The Alibis, are shoring up their stories, ready to convince you and The Detective of why they couldn't possibly be guilty: because at the time of the crime, each one was out creating their own ridiculous mayhem . $7 for adults; kids are free! Come support our LCHS Theater!
Notice of School Board Meeting on Monday October 13 at 6:00pm in the LCHS Media Center (Library).
With a tradition that started last year, the LCHS Senior Class Of 2026 recently went to Scarywood for their Senior trip! The students spent the evening screaming and laughing as they rode on all the rides, walked through mazes and haunted attractions, and were frightened by zombies, ghosts, and clowns. Students had a great time!
Thank you to the Montana Transportation Department and employees Brad Persson, Terry Peterson, & Collen Sanders for visiting with the Drivers Ed Students! The students were amazed at how big a snow plow truck is! With winter weather just around the corner, you will see these trucks with their flashing green lights on our roads keeping them driveable. Thank you for all you do!
