The Wildcats (7-1) defeat Laquey tonight 86-52.
The cheerleaders brought the Christmas spirit tonight!
The pep band has sounded great tonight!
We had some friends take a break from their Christmas movie acting in order to stop by the high school. We sure enjoyed seeing them!
Senior John Tyree performed tonight’s national anthem.
The JV Wildcats defeat Laquey tonight to improve to 4-1 on the season.
Mrs. Casidy Huff says, “Winners of the Christmas Coloring Contest!
Pre K
Kimberlyn Martino-not pictured
Adeline Moncrief-not pictured
Kindergarten
Colson Enfield
Lola Vestal
Everlee Snyder
Grason Price
Preslea Freeman
Jordee Wiseman-not pictured
1st Grade
Adeline Weinberger
Zoey Wallace-not pictured
Deagan Vestal
Jasmine Smith-Not pictured
Sophia Jaramillo
Thea Ellis
2nd Grade
Allison Curtis
Braleigh Stoner
Henley Wetzel
Serenity Stienbarger
Chloe Stienbarger
Adelynn Mealler
3rd Grade
Airlie Lyons
Dakota Jernigan
Logan Wade
Prayli Smith
Jasmyn Moad
Loren “Robby” Hopp
4th Grade
Genesis Gerard
Kamryn Goforth
Kayden Akers
Melody Hopp
Schyler Sullins
Lindsay Young
5th Grade
Dolce Buehler
Jaysee Stoner
Kyler Lewis
Lilliauna Martin
Claire Bonine
Malaina Lonning
6th Grade
Rain Skouby
Riley Shearing
Great job to everyone who participated!!”
8th grade Lady Wildcats celebrate the end of their Junior high season! 🧡
Both our boys and girls basketball teams will be playing in tournaments during Christmas break. Our girls received the 1-seed in the Mtn. Grove tournament while our boys grabbed the 3-seed at Cabool. Brackets are below.
Mrs. Green says, “The eighth grade class had a great time touring RTI/RTC this morning. We talked to many teachers and learned about all the programs. Then we had lunch and playtime at a nearby park. I even got a serenade from my bus! So glad we could share all of these possibilities with students as they get ready to enter high school next year. Thank you to Mrs. Boothe and the cafeteria ladies for packing our lunches!”
Longtime MSHSAA sports official Jim Earl celebrated his 79th birthday Tuesday by referring the Licking vs Rolla junior high girls basketball games.
We appreciate Jim, and the rest of our officials, who serve our schools and youth through officiating. They spend many evenings away from home and their families in what sometimes can be unpleasant environments.
Thank you, Mr. Earl, for your 40+ years of dedication to high school sports! We appreciate you and your colleagues!
The next time you see a sports official, please thank them for giving of their time so our kids can play the sports they enjoy.
Mrs. Link says, “Come see your favorite fairytale characters TOMORROW at 6pm in the JH Gym! LHS Drama will perform Chaos in Fairytale Forest!”
In the JH girls’ first game tonight against Rolla, Lady Bulldogs came out ahead, 41-28.
Mrs. Kim Buckner was recognized by the Board of Education as October Spotlight Staff Member, and Mrs. Brandi Huff was recognized as November Spotlight Staff Member last night! (Also pictured: Mr. Rawly Gorman, Board President) Congratulations!! 🌟 🌟
THANK YOU, Rinne Pharmacy, for donating 10% of November coffee sales to LHS Sophomore Class to jump start their fundraising efforts for class events! ☕️ ❤️
THANK YOU, Rinne Pharmacy, for donating 10% of October coffee sales to LHS Junior Class! These funds will help pay for Prom expenses! 💰 ☕️
Attention Elementary Students!!!!
Monday, December 19 is "Pack the Gym Night" for the elementary. All Licking elementary students in attendance will receive free admission!
The Lady Wildcats will take on the Houston Lady Tigers. The JV begins at 6:00 with the varsity to follow.
Many thanks to Rinne's Pharmacy for their continued support of the Licking School District and Wildcat Athletics!
Congratulations to Mr. Coffey who is selected by students this month as Secondary Teacher of the Month! ⭐️
The JV falls to Richland tonight 12-16 in a two quarter game.
“He is a great coach as well as a great man.” ~ Boys basketball senior Cole Wallace on LHS teacher and coach Cole Roark
Tonight was teacher appreciation night at the girls basketball game. All teachers in attendance were recognized, and boys senior Cole Wallace recognized a teacher who’s made a big difference in his life.
Thank you to Coach Roark and the rest of the Wildcat faculty and staff who positively impact students every day. You make a difference, and we appreciate you!
