Lamphere High School

This is a follow up to the email you received on Tuesday, September 8th regarding standardized testing this fall. There has been a common question being asked and we want to make sure the answer is clear. Testing this fall is optional. The reason it is being offered this fall (as it is usually only offered in the Spring) is because state testing was cancelled this past Spring due to the pandemic. This fall, testing is seen as a make up day of testing from last Spring for those students who wanted to test. Whether or not students choose to test this fall, students are still going to be required to test this coming Spring 2021 as they normally would.

We've created a remote learning schedule for the month of September.

Principals Rodney Thomas from Lamphere and Liz Banks from Page Middle School have put together a video to answer frequently asked questions.

We're preparing for the new school year and asking that all Chromebooks borrowed from the district be returned.

Our Back-to-School portal is open for making updates to you/your student information and completing back-to-school acknowledgements/permissions for the 2020/2021 school year.

Q ParentConnect provides convenient, real-time access to your student's information like grades, behavior, attendance, food service, assignments and many other areas shared by your school or district.

We're pleased to share the Academic Honors and Awards of our Lamphere High School Students.

Award winning schools, teachers and support staff. Early childhood and childcare programs, four elementary schools, innovative and engaging middle and high schools, special education and special services. District wide foreign language and fine arts instruction, leader in classroom and building technology.

Finals are done, lockers cleaned out and the Class of 2019 has left the building. Today's clap out celebrated our graduating seniors with hugs, tears, lots of I'm proud of yous, and of course applause.

“Whether they are off to college, the military, starting an apprenticeship or joining the workforce our students are prepared and committed to succeed,” said Marjorie Alexander, Lamphere High School Counselor. “It’s a big day for us at Lamphere High School, celebrating our students on their commitment and willingness to continue the hard work they’ve been doing here at school to head toward future success.”

"Create the story that you want for yourself by setting goals, working hard, being respectful, and by making yourself as "valuable" as you can."

Congratulations to the Girls Varsity Basketball team on being named All State - All Academic Honorable Mention by the Basketball Coaches Association of Michigan.