Upcoming Events 1/23 - 1/31
Basketball games scheduled for tonight vs Wellington-Napoleon, have been cancelled due to extreme cold temps.
CANCELLED -- Bulldogs Mini Cheer Camp
Watch for new date!
Watch for new date!
5th grade is learning all about the phases of the moon today and what a better way to explore science than with Oreos? Students created each moon phase using cookies while reinforcing their understanding of lunar cycles. Learning is always sweeter when it includes cookies!
Upcoming Events 1/16-1/24
No Boys & Girls Club
Friday 1/16
Wednesday 1/28
Friday 5/22
Leeton Basketball
Homecoming 2026
February 13, 2026 vs Midway
February 13, 2026 vs Midway
Mrs. Carr’s kindergarten class took on the challenge of getting the “boulder” safely down the mountain without crashing into the town!
Leeton Youth Basketball Recognition - February 9, 2026
This week in Leeton Basketball
Leeton High School is hosting a blood drive February 26th. Please sign up to help save lives and allow for senior scholarships.
Hands-on science at its best! ❄️ Our 6th graders turned Ms. Moulder's classroom into a winter wonderland last week as they made snow and explored the science behind it.
Law Enforcement Recognition -- Thank you Officer Brasel and Officer Malcolm for your service of keeping our School Building safe.
Upcoming Events 1/9-1/17
3rd grade students worked on strengthening their engineering skills by designing and building bridges during science. They explored push and pull forces and tested how these forces impact their structures.
Tonight in the Battle of the Hardwood
Elementary Quarter 2 Awards Assembly will be held this Friday, January 9, at 2:30 p.m. in the Willcockson Gym.
Friday, January 16 there will be no Boys & Girls Club after school.
A great opportunity provided to schools by Compass Health:
Youth Behavioral Health Liaisons (YBHLs) are community-employed mental health professionals who support youth experiencing behavioral health issues, including mental health and substance use challenges, by quickly connecting them and their families with resources within their community.
Youth Behavioral Health Liaisons (YBHLs) are community-employed mental health professionals who support youth experiencing behavioral health issues, including mental health and substance use challenges, by quickly connecting them and their families with resources within their community.
