LUHS Students and Staff - join us today for Breakfast and Lunch in the T-Bird Cafe!
We’re thrilled to share some exciting news from our music department!
Two of our incredibly talented students, Claire Elbe and Hailey Massignan have been selected to perform in the Wisconsin Middle Level Honors Band!
This prestigious group is made up of some of the best middle school musicians from across the entire state. More than 1,200 students auditioned this year, competing for just a few hundred spots. Each student had to prepare and audition that showcased their musicianship.
Being chosen is a great accomplishment and it reflects Claire's and Hailey’s dedication, talent, and hours of hard work.
They’ll be performing in Madison this Saturday, representing not just our school, but our entire community.
We’re proud to announce that Miranda Schneider has been selected to perform in the prestigious Wisconsin State Honors Treble Choir!
Out of more than 1,600 students from across the state who auditioned, only 100 were chosen — and Miranda earned her spot through months of dedicated preparation and hard work.
Auditions are open to all freshmen through juniors, and Miranda’s journey began last year as a sophomore auditionee. Her commitment to excellence and growth as a musician has truly paid off.
This Thursday evening, Miranda will represent Lakeland Union High School on the State Honors stage — a well-deserved honor and a moment of pride for our entire school community.
Let’s give a big round of applause to Claire, Hailey and Miranda when you see them — we are so proud of their accomplishment!
Two of our incredibly talented students, Claire Elbe and Hailey Massignan have been selected to perform in the Wisconsin Middle Level Honors Band!
This prestigious group is made up of some of the best middle school musicians from across the entire state. More than 1,200 students auditioned this year, competing for just a few hundred spots. Each student had to prepare and audition that showcased their musicianship.
Being chosen is a great accomplishment and it reflects Claire's and Hailey’s dedication, talent, and hours of hard work.
They’ll be performing in Madison this Saturday, representing not just our school, but our entire community.
We’re proud to announce that Miranda Schneider has been selected to perform in the prestigious Wisconsin State Honors Treble Choir!
Out of more than 1,600 students from across the state who auditioned, only 100 were chosen — and Miranda earned her spot through months of dedicated preparation and hard work.
Auditions are open to all freshmen through juniors, and Miranda’s journey began last year as a sophomore auditionee. Her commitment to excellence and growth as a musician has truly paid off.
This Thursday evening, Miranda will represent Lakeland Union High School on the State Honors stage — a well-deserved honor and a moment of pride for our entire school community.
Let’s give a big round of applause to Claire, Hailey and Miranda when you see them — we are so proud of their accomplishment!
Come see the Fall Play!
It’s National School Lunch Week! (October 13–17, 2025)
Each day, the National School Lunch Program fuels nearly 30 million students across the country — helping them learn, grow, and thrive.
At Lakeland Union High School District, we know that a healthy school lunch is key to student success both in and out of the classroom. Research shows that students enjoy some of their healthiest meals right here at school, and National School Lunch Week is the perfect time to celebrate that!
A huge thank you to our incredible Food Service team for their dedication, care, and effort in providing nutritious and delicious meals for our students every day.
Thank you, Food Service Staff - You Matter!
Photo (from left to right)
Back Row: Rhonda Knapstein, Randy Weitz (Director), Katie Heil, Melissa Johnson
Front Row: Gail Rudolph, Amber Haling, Diane Langren
Each day, the National School Lunch Program fuels nearly 30 million students across the country — helping them learn, grow, and thrive.
At Lakeland Union High School District, we know that a healthy school lunch is key to student success both in and out of the classroom. Research shows that students enjoy some of their healthiest meals right here at school, and National School Lunch Week is the perfect time to celebrate that!
A huge thank you to our incredible Food Service team for their dedication, care, and effort in providing nutritious and delicious meals for our students every day.
Thank you, Food Service Staff - You Matter!
Photo (from left to right)
Back Row: Rhonda Knapstein, Randy Weitz (Director), Katie Heil, Melissa Johnson
Front Row: Gail Rudolph, Amber Haling, Diane Langren
FREE tutoring available to ALL Lakeland Union High School students!
Teachers at LUHS support students in after school tutoring at two locations every Monday through Thursday: LUHS from 3:45-5:45 and LdF Youth Center from 6:00-8:00.
Teachers at LUHS support students in after school tutoring at two locations every Monday through Thursday: LUHS from 3:45-5:45 and LdF Youth Center from 6:00-8:00.
Lakeland Union High School announced today that Luke Zagorski has been named a Commended Student in the 2026 National Merit Scholarship Program. A Letter of Commendation from the school and National Merit Scholarship Corporation (NMSC), was presented by the principal to this scholastically talented senior.
Those being named Commended Students have demonstrated outstanding potential for academic success. These students represent a valuable national resource; recognizing their accomplishments, as well as the key role their schools play in their academic development, is vital to the advancement of educational excellence in our nation. This recognition helps broaden their educational opportunities and encourages them as they continue their pursuit of academic success.
Congratulations, Luke!
Advanced Algebra students at LUHS dove into their Chapter 1 review using the Frayer Model - a powerful tool for deep understanding of key concepts.
- Small groups kicked things off by completing their own models
- Students collaborated to refine their ideas
- Concepts were shared on the board for everyone to see
- A gallery walk wrapped it all up, turning review into movement and discussion!
- Small groups kicked things off by completing their own models
- Students collaborated to refine their ideas
- Concepts were shared on the board for everyone to see
- A gallery walk wrapped it all up, turning review into movement and discussion!
Oneida County Youth in Governance (OCYG) program student representatives, including LUHS student Vella Walden, participated in Courthouse Day Training on Aug. 20, 2025, at the Oneida County Courthouse. Students met with county leaders, including Clerk Tracy Hartman, Circuit Court Judge Mary M. Sowinski, and Supervisor-Mentor Lenore Lopez, and toured the courthouse to learn more about local government. On Sept. 9, 2025, Vella continued her involvement by attending the Oneida County Board of Health Committee Meeting in Rhinelander alongside her mentor.
The Lakeland Union High School Board of Education is pleased to announce the appointment of Dr. James “Jamie” Koepp as the new District Administrator for the Lakeland Union High School District, effective July 1, 2025. Dr .Koepp was unanimously approved by the Board during its recent meeting.
With over 20 years of educational experience, Dr. Koepp joins Lakeland after a successful tenure in the Watertown Unified School District, where he has made significant contributions for the past two decades. Before that, he spent seven years as an educator in Milwaukee Public Schools.
Throughout his career, Dr. Koepp has prided himself on being a lifelong learner and an advocate for comprehensive education. He brings nine years of administrative experience along with a background as a classroom teacher and school counselor .Dr. Koepp expressed his enthusiasm about joining the Lakeland Union High School District, stating, “The size of the district is a perfect fit for providing a comprehensive education for students. I am excited to collaborate with the strong leadership team already in place and to work alongside the dedicated staff and faculty.”
In his new role, Dr. Koepp looks forward to fostering relationships with all stakeholders,
including staff, families, community members, business leaders, and, most importantly,
the students. He is passionate about being an active member of the community,
planning to participate visibly in school events and community activities. In his spare
time, Dr. Koepp enjoys playing and watching sports and reading.
As he prepares for this new chapter, Dr. Koepp, a devoted servant leader, is eager to
relocate to the area. He is the proud father of two adult children, Andre and Jenna.
Please join us in welcoming Dr. James “Jamie” Koepp to the Lakeland Union High
School District!
