
HS Baseball game scheduled for Saturday, September 28 has been cancelled.


Wildcat Athletics.



JH Boys in Grades 7th and 8th who are interested in trying out for the JH Boys Basketball team this season, scan the QR code below on the flyer and complete the information. Tryouts begin Monday, September 30 at 3:30 pm in the FEMA Gym.



⚾️The Wildcats traveled to Gainesville for varsity & JV action. Varsity dropped a tough one 4-3 & JV won 10-0. The Wildcats are scheduled to play at home on Saturday @ 1 pm (weather pending). #wildcatpride









Kindergarten celebrated Johnny Appleseed week with fun math and ELA centers and ended the week with apple painting and an apple taste testing party!
#WeChooseLearning
#WildcatPride🧡🖤











Wildcat Athletics is looking for a business partner to sponsor our Annual Wildcat Cross Country Meet on October 10, 2024. Our Cross Country meet is both a High School and Junior High Cross Country meet with several schools in the area participating. If you are interested in sponsoring our event, please contact Phillip Gambill in the Athletic Office at 573-674-2711 ext. 112. Or you can email at pgambill@licking.k12.mo.us. We appreciate your support to Wildcat Athletics.


Wildcat Athletics is looking for business partners to promote their businesses on our new video board (Video Board was purchased by local businesses) for the upcoming Basketball and Volleyball seasons. If you are interested in advertising your business at our home games, please contact Phillip Gambill in the Athletic Office at 573-674-2711 ext. 112. Or you can email at pgambill@licking.k12.mo.us. We appreciate your support to Wildcat Athletics.


3rd-6th Grade: We can't wait to see you TONIGHT! 🧡🖤📚


JH Boys in Grades 7th and 8th who are interested in trying out for the JH Boys Basketball team this season, scan the QR code below on the flyer and complete the information. Tryouts begin Monday, September 30 at 3:30 pm in the FEMA Gym.



LHS JV Tournament will be held this Saturday, September 28 in both the Main Gym and FEMA Gyms. HUDL Livestream will be available in the Main Gym only at https://fan.hudl.com/usa/mo/licking/organization/125383/licking-high-school



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Today the fifth and sixth graders went on a field trip to Lane Springs. This trip was made possible by the Getting Your Feet Wet Grant from Missouri S&T. The students learned about hydrology and geology by doing macroinvertebrate sampling, water testing and learning about how pollution can seep in the water by viewing a groundwater model.
#WeChooseLearning
#WildcatPride











Today the fifth and sixth graders went on a field trip to Lane Springs. This trip was made possible by the Getting Your Feet Wet Grant from Missouri S&T. The students learned about hydrology and geology by doing macroinvertebrate sampling, water testing and learning about how pollution can seep in the water by viewing a groundwater model.
#WeChooseLearning
#WildcatPride











Today the fifth and sixth graders went on a field trip to Lane Springs. This trip was made possible by the Getting Your Feet Wet Grant from Missouri S&T. The students learned about hydrology and geology by doing macroinvertebrate sampling, water testing and learning about how pollution can seep in the water by viewing a groundwater model.
#WeChooseLearning
#WildcatPride











Secondary Advisory Groups are hard at work planning their Community Service Projects! We are so excited to see what great ideas they come up with!⭐⭐











🟠⚫️🏐Our Varsity Lady Cats also fell to Strafford tonight in 3 close sets.








⚾️Wildcat baseball split the varsity-JV doubleheader at Van Buren. Varsity lost 7-1, while the JV wins 16-1. The Wildcats will travel to Gainesville on Thursday. #wildcatpride










🟠🏐🟠Our Lady Cat C Team and JV both unfortunately fell to Strafford tonight.








Mrs. Robertson's Algebra I classes are experiencing collaborative learning at its best‼️🌟🌟


🟧Mrs. Bryant's class just wrapped up a unit on the states of matter: liquid, solid, and gas. Today, they focused on melting ice (a solid) into a liquid using different soluble materials. They discovered that salt melts ice the fastest, while baking soda can actually slow the process down a bit. It was a fun and enlightening day to be a learner! #wildcatsLEADtheway




