
Thank you Rep. Cavitt for visiting Lewiston School to see the awesome teaching and learning taking place. He got to read to the 1st grade and meet lots of people!



Due to unsafe icy road conditions on many roads in the district, JLAS will be closed today, Tuesday, March 4. Stay safe!

Reminder tomorrow for March is Reading Month dress up day, it is red and white day!!

The JL Pep Band played their final game of the year last Thursday, accompanied by a few members of our middle school band! Thank you to all of the students who were able to perform with our group this year and to all of the middle school members who were brave enough to join us for the game. Fantastic job by all, and we look forward to seeing everyone back in the stands next season to support our students!




JLHS Weekly Newsletter for March 3-9, 2025.



JL Robotics team had their first competition this weekend!
The Army of Sum learned a lot and will be continuing to work on the robot, gearing up for the next competition in Traverse City!
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Students from the High School had the opportunity to go see Shrek The Musical put on by students at Traverse City St. Francis High School. It was a great experience for our kids. Thanks to Mrs. Nowak for organizing the opportunity.


The 6th-8th grade STEM trip was a huge success!
The STEM trip consisted of:
- Two keynote speakers (the girls loved the nutritionist) 🥗🍖🍱
- Interest-based breakout rooms (my girls had the Day in the Life of a Vet Tech🐢🩺 and dipping 3D shapes into bubbles🫧
- A science fair that had taste-changing fruit, legos, mushrooms, plants, and more! 😝🧱🍄🟫🌱
- And we wrapped up our day touring TechSmith so the girls could see what a real STEM-based office looks like! 💻
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Thank you to Gaylord AAUW for organizing and taking us on this trip! And thank you girls for spending your Saturday investing in a future in STEM!











6th, 7th, and 8th grade girls are off to MSU for a STEM Roadtrip
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Day 4&5 Highlights of Camp!
More of: *Making a Shelter *Tracking *Building a Fire *Indoor Team Building. Students also participated in an Animal Adaptation Auction and had some option time...candle making, basketball, a nature hike, or advanced fire making skills.
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Thursday night’s fun activities were “Well-Done’s” Magic Show and a bonfire with songs and skits.
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Students learned a lot this week and have TONS of fun stories to tell about their experience!
6th graders ❤️❤️❤️ Camp LOC!











Day 3 of Camp LOC awesomeness…kids had classes about these topics:
*Making a Shelter *Compass Skills *Tracking *Building a Fire *Making Bread & Butter *Indoor Team Building.
We also enjoyed an amazing storytelling evening program with Ms. Jen. Ask your child to tell you the highlights of the story “Buried Alive”.
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It's a bird, it's a plane, it's our Assistant Principal!! There was a Mr. Serba sighting at 6th grade camp today. Mr. Serba had lunch and hung out with 6th grade students at camp! It was such an Amazing time!




We are excited to announce that the Fitness Centers in both buildings are now open!
Whether you're working towards fitness goals or just staying active, our state-of-the-art fitness centers have something for everyone. Prioritize your health and wellness at JLAS! 💪💦👟🏋️♂️




Green Day in first grade! Celebrating Dr. Seuss, Green Eggs and Ham.


Cardinal Club had an exciting field trip to Groen last week! Mrs. House captured the fun!









Day 2 was filled with adventure and fun at 6th Grade Camp LOC! Students went to "Dune School", where they did a scavenger hunt at the Hart Visitor's Center museum and climbed Sleeping Bear Dunes, worked on teamwork and problem solving at a ropes course, and built and launched rockets. The evening concluded with a presentation from Trapper Rick.











6th graders has a GREAT first day at Camp LOC on Monday!










JLHS Weekly Newsletter




Congratulations to our Cardinal band on a fun and successful performance at this years MSBOA Festival in Elk Rapids! The students worked extremely hard in preparation for the performance, taking on more challenging music and improving upon their ability to sight read music they had never seen before. Well done, Cardinals!



Congratulations to our Cardinal Band members who participated in this years Solo and Ensemble event in Kingsley! We had eight events this year, with all events scoring high enough to earn medals to recognize their accomplishments! Students who received a Superior rating will continue on to State Solo Ensemble with their events later this year. The results for each group are posted below.
Layla Stumpmier's Flute Solo (II-Excellent)
Jaeden Briley/Sophia Walter Horn/Trumpet Duet
(I-Superior)
Eliza Idalski/Layla Stumpmier/Reese Bober Flute Trio (II-Excellent)
Eliza Idalski's Flute Solo (I-Superior)
Reese Bober's Flute solo (II-Excellent)
Owen Licht's Tuba Solo (II-Excellent)
Jaeden Briley/Owen Licht Trumpet/Tuba Duet (II-Excellent)
We are incredibly proud of the hard work these students put in on their own schedule to prepare these successful performances and look forward to continuing to see them develop their talents! Best of luck at states to Eliza, Jaeden, and Sophia!
