Last week, students, faculty, and staff gathered at our flag pole for our annual Veteran's Day program. As per tradition, LHS staff, faculty, former students, and family members who served our country are honored as we retire our flag and unfurl a new one.

Last week LHS students toured MATC to learn about the programs and services offered. Students enrolled in Landmark High School can also attend MATC with tuition reimbursement. If you are interested in this program please contact the counseling office!

Landmark Faculty going Red for Ed this election. Don't forget to vote!

Validating the Emotion without Condoning the Behavior

Our own Elinda Nedreberg has been recognized in the Daily Herald for her incredible contributions to our school and her dedication to the field of education. Well done and well deserved, Elinda!

Talk to employers and learn about apprenticeship opportunities.

Landmark works to instill 5 Vital Behaviors that will keep our students on the pathway to success, no matter what they choose to do with their lives. To promote these behaviors, we award Student of the Month accolades to 5 students who have excelled at one or more of these behaviors.

For the month of October those students are the following:

Last week in Child Development, students tied fleece blankets to donate to Primary Children's Hospital.

The last week of this term, students learned about archaeological classification in preparation for their archaeological dig! They then conducted a dig and a site interpretation.

In spite of many days of heavy smoke from the fires burning around us, the Landmark Dragons are moving forward faster than ever. They did stop for a day and help out with a service project. An ooportunity to donate they tops of pop cans to the Ronald McDonald House, cans were donated and the Dragons made quick work removing the tabs from the cans and smashing them. One of our own facultymembers' family will directly benefit from this as their family members recieve cancer treatment. What a great way to be a dragon?