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Students in physical science were exploring features of optics. Some stations were focusing on refraction, diffraction, or reflection, with either light or water.
Students in chemistry are investigating and calculating the amount of Vitamin-C in a supplement tablet and comparing their results with the claims of the manufacturer.
7th grade English students in Mr. Wendlandt's class are learning a ton from Poet in Residence Danny Solis! Poetry Rocks!
7th grade English students in Mr. Wendlandt's class are learning a ton from Poet in Residence Danny Solis! Poetry Rocks!
9th-Grade students investigating different types of waves. Transverse waves have particles that move perpendicular to the energy transfer! Longitudinal waves have particles that move parallel to the direction of energy transfer!
Corbin Guggisberg and Luca Greenig represented LSH at the 2022 ACDA-MN CTB All State Honor Choir this weekend. A huge accomplishment and honor for Minnesota’s best young singers!
Students in chemistry are typing a lab report on their process of identifying an unknown metal based on density and specific heat calculations.
Mrs. Stenzel's 8th Grade Algebra students have been discussing the importance of problem solving skills and strategies.
Mrs. Stenzel's 8th Grade Algebra students have been discussing the importance of problem solving skills and strategies.
Congratulations to our seniors for signing to athletic programs at their future College/University! Grace Wagner (Gustavus), Nathan Gregersen (Bethany Lutheran) and Hailey Juarez (Jacksonville University).
Some highlights from the LSH High School band and choir trip to Texas! Students got to see the Riverwalk, the Alamo, the Mission San Jose, and have a school exchange with the band and choir programs at Karen Wagner High School in San Antonio. Such a wonderful trip with incredible students!
Mrs. Shoemaker's class also spent some time at MSU-Mankato in their Family and Consumer Science Department.
Students in Chemistry are investigating the solubility of potassium nitrate as it relates to concentration and temperature.
Students in Physical Science are investigating the transformation of energy in a system as they design a track to convert potential energy into kinetic energy
Mrs. Shoemaker's Child Development class spent the morning exploring the Children's Museum. They learned about the different exhibits, what they teach children, and the process in which they are made.
Target students organized a trip to "Feed My Starving Children!"
A great way to spend a Friday (3/11/22)!
Students in chemistry were learning about how extreme temperatures can change the behavior of gasses.
Students in Biology with Mr. G. were disecting cow eyes donated by Will Sampson Jr.. Giant thank you to our community!
Students in Physical Science were investigating properties that impact buoyancy with a "Cartesian Diver" styles lab activity!
Congratulations to Our High School Students of the Month for March!