The Voyager program gave the LUHS Community an awesome experience:
1. Taste locally harvested maple syrup
2. Learn about how and why maple trees produce sweet sap, and
3. Hear first-hand from their classmates about the process they used to collect sap and turn it into syrup.
The sampling and presentations were available during both lunch periods. Special thanks to the Baking and Pastry class which has generously prepared pancakes to go with the syrup.
April 30, 2025 is National Apprenticeship Day. Our school works with CESA 9 YA Consortium to provide opportunities for students to learn on the job, earn credits for working, and use school time to go to work! We currently have 15 students enrolled in Youth Apprenticeships, getting a jumpstart on their careers! If you would like to explore this great opportunity, please see Mrs. Hartzheim.
LUHS Students and Staff - join us today for Breakfast and Lunch in the T-Bird Cafe!
Hello LUHS community.
The Senior Class of 2025 has officially met our goal of collecting 1,000 pounds of soft plastic! Thank you to students, parents, and community members who helped our cause; this was truly a team effort.
We are excited to announce that, because we have reached our goal, the senior class is able to exchange our plastic with a NexTrex bench for Lakeland Union High School for future students and locals to use when on campus.
As we move forward, the senior class challenges our community to continue to be mindful of our plastic use.
Though LUHS is no longer accepting plastic, we encourage everyone to bring their used, soft plastics to local businesses that will recycle them. Thank you again for bettering our environment and helping the Senior Class of 2025 make their mark
Oneida County Sheriff’s Office will give a presentation on internet crimes against children to include internet safety, the role of law enforcement, and what people can do to help prevent themselves or others from becoming a victim.
The public event will take place in the LUHS theatre on Wednesday, April 23, 2025 at 5:00 PM
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!
