Scholarship Opportunity from Vitalant
Vitalant is offering a scholarship opportunity for current high school seniors and post-secondary students. To qualify, students will need to host a virtual blood drive sign-up for friends and family members. Participants who register through the student’s virtual drive must donate blood at any Vitalant blood drive around the country between June 1 and August 31 using the unique code provided during the sign-up process.
This is a great opportunity to support your community while also earning scholarship funding for your education!
For more information about eligibility and how to participate, scan the QR code or visit: vitalant.org/scholarship
Vitalant is offering a scholarship opportunity for current high school seniors and post-secondary students. To qualify, students will need to host a virtual blood drive sign-up for friends and family members. Participants who register through the student’s virtual drive must donate blood at any Vitalant blood drive around the country between June 1 and August 31 using the unique code provided during the sign-up process.
This is a great opportunity to support your community while also earning scholarship funding for your education!
For more information about eligibility and how to participate, scan the QR code or visit: vitalant.org/scholarship
Lemmon School District has a new superintendent! Congratulations Michael Uthe!
Everyone is invited to our spring music concert on Thursday, April 30 at 6:30!
Remember to stop by the Armory Lobby following the concert to make a purchase at our Horticulture class' plant sale
Thank you to the many families who came to our annual Title 1 Family Engagement Night. Our theme was "Happy 250th Birthday, America" and our students worked together to make three great collaborative patriotic posters. Stay on the lookout to ensure you see each of them when you are visiting the schools!
👀 It’s been a minute! 👀
Congrats, Blair!! Well done, and best of luck this weekend at the Conference Meet in Dickinson!
For those interested in following, here you go!
Live Stream:
https://www.youtube.com/@FrontierConference1934/streams
Meet Info & Results:
https://fcsports.org/tournaments/?id=91&path=mtrack
2026 Senior Spotlight!
The Spring Youth Internship class will be presenting their final projects on Thursday, April 30 and Monday, May 4. The public is invited to view them between 3:05-3:40 each day in the HS Library. (Pictures are from the December Internship presentations)
All positions are for the 26-27 school year and are open until filled with interviews being scheduled upon receipt of application materials for selected candidates. Salary for the Dean of Students/Activities Director will be commensurate with position expectations, experience, and education. District base salary for teaching positions is $47,200 for bachelor’s degree candidates and $50,300 for master’s degree candidates. Classified positions are paid hourly.
The Lemmon School District is also searching for a long-term substitute for an elementary classroom at the beginning of the 2026-2027 school year. Certified substitute teachers receive $175/day. Non-certified substitute teachers receive $125/day for teaching positions and $15/hr. for hourly positions.
The Lemmon School District is also searching for a long-term substitute for an elementary classroom at the beginning of the 2026-2027 school year. Certified substitute teachers receive $175/day. Non-certified substitute teachers receive $125/day for teaching positions and $15/hr. for hourly positions.
The LHS Horticulture class will have their annual plant sale following the Music Concert on Thursday, April 30. The sale will be held in the Armory Lobby. Flowers, vegetable starts & house plants will be available!
Everyone is invited to our spring music concert on Thursday, April 30 at 6:30!
2026 Senior Spotlight!
LHS will once again be hosting a Community Clean Up Day. on Thursday, May 7. If you belong to a non-profit organizations, are a public entity, or are an elderly individual who would benefit from assistance with exterior projects, please contact Halie Straight at 605-374-3762 to get on our schedule.
On Bus Driver Appreciation Day we would like to thank Dale, Pat, Richard, Garry, Sonja, Dean & Philip for taking our students to & from school and their extra curricular activities! Thank you for all you do!
Change to the Track Schedule !!
May 11th is the rescheduled date for the Harold Severson Track Meet. Lemmon will no longer host this event. Instead, we will travel to Wall to participate in their meet on that date. More information will be shared as it becomes available. Thanks
May 11th is the rescheduled date for the Harold Severson Track Meet. Lemmon will no longer host this event. Instead, we will travel to Wall to participate in their meet on that date. More information will be shared as it becomes available. Thanks
2026 Senior Spotlight!
Eighth Grade Students will be state testing tomorrow morning, April 28 during 1st & 2nd hours. Please help your student prepare by having them get a good night’s sleep and a healthy breakfast.
SAVE THE DATE! The K-5 Track & Field Day is set for Wednesday, May 6, starting at 11am with a picnic at the football field. (The alternate date is Wednesday, May 13, in case of inclement weather.)
A huge thank you to the gentlemen from Game, Fish, and Parks that came in to speak to our 4th grade students!
Lemmon FFA had a great State Convention! Our members learned, led, succeeded, and lived out our school's statement to "Honor-Inspire-Achieve."
-Range Plant ID team placed 2nd (only one plant behind the first place team) with Katelyn being named the State Champion. Darla placed 4th, Kyle 22nd, and Lainee 32nd.
-Meats placed 5th with Riley 13th, Max 30th, Grady 39th, Blaze 67th
-Nursery and Landscape placed 11th with Sutton 20th, Sienna 37th
-Food Science placed 14th with Izzie 28th, Paisley 49th
-Ag Business placed 15th with Katelyn 41st, Brooks 57th
-Livestock placed 22nd with Myah 32nd
-Poultry placed 24th with Abe 64th
-Vet Science placed 29th with Natalie 60th , Sam 62nd
-Ag Mechanics placed 27th
-Agronomy placed 33rd
-Milk Quality placed 38th
-Range Plant ID team placed 2nd (only one plant behind the first place team) with Katelyn being named the State Champion. Darla placed 4th, Kyle 22nd, and Lainee 32nd.
-Meats placed 5th with Riley 13th, Max 30th, Grady 39th, Blaze 67th
-Nursery and Landscape placed 11th with Sutton 20th, Sienna 37th
-Food Science placed 14th with Izzie 28th, Paisley 49th
-Ag Business placed 15th with Katelyn 41st, Brooks 57th
-Livestock placed 22nd with Myah 32nd
-Poultry placed 24th with Abe 64th
-Vet Science placed 29th with Natalie 60th , Sam 62nd
-Ag Mechanics placed 27th
-Agronomy placed 33rd
-Milk Quality placed 38th
Events for the Week – Please Note Changes
JH Track @ Timber Lake has been moved to Thursday. Unfortunately, we are unable to attend on that date.
We will instead be adding JH Track @ Dickinson on May 4th.
A huge thank you to everyone who helped with the Dacotah Bank Relays on Saturday. We had 13 teams attend—smaller than usual due to less-than-ideal weather—but the day ran smoothly, and we truly appreciate all the support. It really does take a village to make events like this happen!
Special thanks to Dacotah Bank for sponsoring our awards!
Thank You!
JH Track @ Timber Lake has been moved to Thursday. Unfortunately, we are unable to attend on that date.
We will instead be adding JH Track @ Dickinson on May 4th.
A huge thank you to everyone who helped with the Dacotah Bank Relays on Saturday. We had 13 teams attend—smaller than usual due to less-than-ideal weather—but the day ran smoothly, and we truly appreciate all the support. It really does take a village to make events like this happen!
Special thanks to Dacotah Bank for sponsoring our awards!
Thank You!
