Congratulations to the Lead-Deadwood One-Act group that qualified for State One Act in Brookings! State dates are February 6th-8th.
State Wrestling tickets are for sale in the high school office. Both single session and all session tickets are available for general admission and standard seating!
Night of the Arts will be Monday, January 27th at 6:30pm in the Lead Opera House
NO Little Diggers tonight, January 22nd for the 1st-2nd graders! Stay home and stay safe. See you Monday evening.
Delta Dental’s mobile dental truck will be at Lead-Deadwood Elementary from March 3-7, offering free dental care for children from their first tooth through age 21 who lack access to a dentist. No insurance is needed. Register by February 13. For details, contact Darcy Percy, RN, at (605) 717-3884. Registration form: https://5il.co/1r20i.
Congratulations Drew on your 100th Varsity WIN! Way to go!
Get Your Spirit Blanket Now!!
Healthy Kids Are Better Students! Children with health insurance are more likely to complete high school and graduate college compared with their peers who don’t have access to care. Medicaid and the Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIP) provide children with the care they need so they’re better prepared to learn and less likely to miss school because of illness. For more information on these programs visit: https://5il.co/34ab2
On Monday, January 6th the Lead-Deadwood School District will be presenting a District Pulse presentation at 8:30 a.m. in the High School Auditorium in Lead. District staff will be there as part of the district in-service. The public is also welcome to attend. The superintendent will go over a few data points pertaining to our school, as well as sharing some of the great things that our staff has been doing for kids in our community. The 15-20 minute presentation will also be livestreamed, with a link on the district website. PowerPoint slides from the presentation will be posted on the district website following the presentation.
Spanish 3 and 4 classes enjoying their homemade lunch!
Student Council enjoying ice cream and a gift exchange.
Happy Holidays!
The Middle School Wrestlers will not be attending the Douglas Invite in Box Elder, today, December 10, 2024.
This is just a reminder to please join us tonight from 5:00 to 7:30 p.m. for our 1st Career and Technical Education Holiday Open House at Lead-Deadwood High School. There will be student creations, giveaways, a chili cook-off, a hot cocoa bar, sugar cookie decorating, new digger gear, and more!
LDHS/LDMS Choir Concert
Make sure and mark your calendars for our upcoming Winter Choir Concert
Monday, December 9, 7pm
LDHS Theater
It’s that time of year again—halfway through the school year! Boston’s Pizza is excited to invite you to join us from December 1st to 7th in supporting our local middle school community by donating essential school supplies. This is a wonderful opportunity to make a meaningful difference in the lives of students at Lead-Deadwood Middle School.
For every donation you bring in, you will receive a complimentary order of our delicious Bandera Bread as a token of our appreciation. We believe together, we can have a positive impact on students’ educational experiences. See letter for full list of suggested donations.
The Lead-Deadwood Drama Department proudly presents:" Don't Tell The Bride."
This family friendly comedy will be perfomed on Friday, November 15th and Saturday, November 16th at 7p.m. at the High School Auditorim. Admission is $5-Adults, $3-Students OR 1 Food Pantry Item per person.
Lead-Deadwood Middle Schoolers will celebrate Kindness Week next week November 11-15 with Dress Up Days - a prize for "Best Dressed" will be awarded daily based on creativity and effort. See linked picture for the Daily Dress Up days. There will also be daily Kindness Dares posted in the lobby and discussed during homeroom times. Let's make Kindness Contagious!
Basketball Sideline Cheerleading tryouts will be held next week! Hope to see you there! Tryouts are open to LDHS students in grades 7-12. Email Katelynn.Clement@k12.sd.us with any questions.
LDMS 7th graders start Native American Heritage Month with a trip to The Journey Museum in Rapid City
LDHS Student Council members spent the morning reading to elementary students.
