Our Students In Action

Newscast November 11 2019

LPHS Football vs. W. Yellowstone

Varsity Girls Volleyball at Home against White Sulphur

LPHS Varsity Girls Volleyball vs. West Yellowstone

LPHS Football vs. Ennis

First LPHS Newscast 2019-20

LPHS Varsity Girls Volleyball vs. Gardiner

LPHS Varsity Girls Volleyball vs. Shields Valley

LPHS Homecoming Football vs. Park City

Student Extra-Curricular Activities

Girls for a Change Core Committee
(9-12 grade girls)
Advisor: Julie Grimm-Lisk

The Girls for a Change Core Committee provides girls in 9th-12th grades with the opportunity to create a change in themselves, each other and the world around them. GFAC provides a platform in which girls can engage with and learn from local and global communities, and to give teenage girls voice.

Middle School Girls for a Change
(6-8 grade girls)
Advisor: Julie Grimm-Lisk

The Girls for a Change Middle School Girls Group is designed to provide girls in 6th-8th with a safe, enriching place in which girls are given opportunities to learn more about themselves, each other, how to work together, and how to create change in their community and the world.

Avalanche Awareness & Safety
(9-12 grade students)
Advisors: Andrew Blessing & Friends of GNFAC

Avalanche awareness skills, and safe backcountry travel techniques.

American Legion Boys/Girls State
(Current 11th grade students only)
Advisor: Tony Coppola

Participants are selected by Tony Coppola and American Legion committee members.

American Legion Constitutional Oratory Contest
(9-12 grade students)
Advisor: Tony Coppola

http://www.legion.org/oratorical

Robotics/Tech Club
(6-12 grade students)
Advisor: Andrew Blessing
Learn programming, design, and troubleshooting skills through robotics.
http://tsaweb.org
http://ww.vexrobotics.com

Model UN (9-12 grade students)
Advisor: Alanah Griffith

“The purpose of Montana Model United Nations is “to stimulate a deeper knowledge of the United Nations; to develop and establish a working understanding of the humanitarian, social, economic, cultural, legal and political problems of the world; and to provide free and open forum for the study and discussion of these problems.” – MMUN Constitution. http://hs.umt.edu/mun/default.php

International Thespian Society
(9-12 grade students)
Advisor: Barbara Rowley

A National Honor Society for theater arts. All are welcome to attend meetings; membership is achieved by 100 hours of exceptional theater work either on or back stage.

Art and Photography Open Studio
(9-12 grade students)
Advisor: DJ Soikkeli

Art and Photography Open Studio offers high school students an opportunity to expand their artistic ventures outside of their regular art classes. Members will participate in independent and collaborative ceramics, photography, painting and drawing projects through the year.