We can't believe it has been one week since State VB. Proud, thankful, and blessed are just a few of the words to describe how the LHS Volleyball team feels about becoming your Class 1A D1 State Champions. We are extremely grateful for the support our communities have shown through the entire season and especially at State! This team has made history and we have so many wonderful memories to cherish as well as look back on. It is an amazing feeling to know how many people are cheering us on and the future Bulldog players who are starting their own dreams/goals. Those younger girls who love waving at their favorite players, making them signs, drawing them good luck pictures and wearing their numbers makes our hearts smile. This team should hold their head high with the incredible achievement they have brought home to LHS. Our last shoutout, and the biggest, goes to Pat Holsch. Without her pushing for women’s sports and starting this program in 1965, we may not be here! It is only fitting we get a picture with her, the team and the Championship plaque. THANK YOU Pat, all of our Bulldog Fans and especially the players who have dedicated so much to make this season remarkable!
Yesterday, USD 223 took its first ever group to a HOSA Future Health Professionals Conference in Manhattan. Students attended sessions to learn about different healthcare fields. Students also had the opportunity to see what competitive events look like for this organization.
We want to congratulate the following students for placing at this year's Washington Co. Spelling Bee contest. In grade 2, Makenna Rettig placed 2nd. In grade 3, Garrett Hoover placed 1st. In grade 5, Brooklyn Schaefer placed 3rd. In the oral spell down, Tristan Walter placed third. Congratulations to all of these student!
FCCLA members attended the Fall Leadership Conference at Rock Creek today! They learned about all things leadership, listened to an inspiring keynote speaker, and participated in various workshops.
Congratulations to our Washington County Spelling Bee contestants, Tristan and Grainger! Both students lasted multiple rounds, and Tristan finished in 3rd Place. Great job representing Linn Schools!
High School Football will turn their stuff in tomorrow (11/5) after school with Coach Rottinghaus.
The Veterans Day Breakfast (9 AM-9:30 AM) is going to be moved from the North Gym Commons into the Library. The assembly (9:30 AM-10:30 AM) will take place in the South Gym, following breakfast.
There will be parking at the front of the school for all Veterans. Thank you for your service!
🌴✨ GET READY FOR A FREAKY TIKI TIME! ✨🌴
Mark your calendars! Linn High School Students Present: Freaky Tiki! 🎭🗿
📅 When: Saturday, November 14th at 7:00 PM
📍 Where: Linn High School
🌺 Special Theme: Audience members are encouraged, but not required, to wear their favorite Hawaiian garb! Dust off those floral shirts and leis for some extra tropical fun! 🍍
Bring the whole family out for an evening of entertainment, laughs, and incredible performances by our talented students. You won't want to miss it!
🎟️ Admission: Tickets can be purchased at the door.
We invite all veterans to join us Friday, November 6th for breakfast at Linn Schools! Come enjoy grab some food and coffee as we thank you for your service.
🗓️ November 6th
🕚 9 am
📍 Linn Schools New Gym Commons Area
We appreciate all who served and hope you'll join us!
Lady Bulldogs are State Champs!!!
The dawgs are going to the state championship! After dropping the first set they settle in and defeat Little River in 3 sets.
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3-0! The bulldogs sweep the their pool after taking down #2 seed South Gary in straight sets!!!
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Dawgs win again! This time versus a familiar foe Blue valley, again in straight sets.
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Dawgs win the 1st match vs St. John’s Tipton in straight sets.
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They will play at 12 pm against Blue Valley!
8th grade extracted DNA from strawberries this week as a fun way to wrap up their lessons on the structure of DNA, DNA replication, transcription, and translation.
The Elementary Art students have been busy creating Haunted Houses for the StuCo Haunted House contest! The winners are: Kindergarten - Tatum, 1st Grade - Novella, 2nd Grade - Madelyn, 3rd Grade - Garrett, 4th Grade - Juan Carlos, 5th Grade - Gaines, and 6th Grade - Norah. Congrats to all! And thanks to Stacy for organizing so many fun Halloween activities this week!
HS Art had our annual Pumpkin Carving/Painting contest, voted on by K-8. Best Painted Pumpkin was by Baileigh Peters and best Carved was by Evelyn Meier!
The Bulldogs look to knockoff the undefeated Lebo Wolves on the road!
Freshmen finished up their pond labs this week. Students examined the relationship between abiotic and biotic factors while building food chains and webs, as well as a biogeochemical cycle out of pictures they took as they explored the biodiversity that this habitat has to offer. They were also able to explore the microscopic organisms in the pond by viewing samples of pond water under our microscopes.
No School Friday...Good Luck to Football on Thursday, and Volleyball on Friday/Saturday!!!
