Join us as we celebrate the accomplishments of our students!
🎉 8th Grade Graduation
📅 Thursday, June 11, 2026
⏰ 6:00 PM
📍 Laytonville High School Football Field
🎓 Laytonville High School Graduation
📅 Friday, June 12, 2026
⏰ 6:00 PM
📍 Laytonville High School Football Field
We are proud of all of our graduates and look forward to celebrating this important milestone with family, friends, staff, and our community. Congratulations to the Class of 2026 and our promoting 8th graders! 🎉🎓💙💛
🎉 8th Grade Graduation
📅 Thursday, June 11, 2026
⏰ 6:00 PM
📍 Laytonville High School Football Field
🎓 Laytonville High School Graduation
📅 Friday, June 12, 2026
⏰ 6:00 PM
📍 Laytonville High School Football Field
We are proud of all of our graduates and look forward to celebrating this important milestone with family, friends, staff, and our community. Congratulations to the Class of 2026 and our promoting 8th graders! 🎉🎓💙💛
The yearbook class at LHS hosted their first annual Yearbook Release Party on Friday, which turned out to be a huge success. Students enjoyed signing each other's yearbooks and eating pizza straight from the campus's pizza oven. For the students who made it, it was the culmination of a year of hard work, and a much appreciated celebration.
A group of 78 students and staff took a whole school field trip to San Francisco on Friday, May 22nd. The entire school bussed down to the ferry terminal and crossed the bay, taking in the beautiful sites. After pizza in the park, we spent part of the afternoon visiting the Exploratorium and being wowed by the many elaborate science themed demonstrations in the extensive exhibit. We then walked to Pier 39 to be immersed in some touristy scenery before returning on the ferry, eating dinner, and heading home. The students were outstanding and the trip was smooth and well attended. Thank you to the LHS student commission and Laytonville Unified School District for helping to make this happen.
The LHS student body celebrated its annual Student Showcase/Open House last Thursday, May 21st. Students, Parents, and Community came out to see classroom displays of poetry, art, student films, games and sidewalk chalk math. Students also got the chance to climb on the rock wall thanks to a Lioness Club donation and fundraising. The LHS rock band and culinary arts stole the show with great live music performed by students, and an outstanding array of prepared culinary delights for sale. Students also cooled off in water fights between the LVFD engine and the little LHS Emergency Response water trailer. The 8th grade class came over and completed a scavenger hunt with the help of LHS student leadership. Thank you to everyone who came out and supported this event!
Laytonville High School's 2026 Student Showcase.
LHS will host its student showcase this Thursday, May 21st from 1:00-3:30pm. Families and community are welcome and encouraged to come by and see all the great things happening at Laytonville High School. Come by and hear the LHS Rock Band and enjoy some culinary arts food. There will be activities and displays in the classrooms and fun things to do outside like the climbing wall. We hope to see you at Laytonville High School.
LHS will host its student showcase this Thursday, May 21st from 1:00-3:30pm. Families and community are welcome and encouraged to come by and see all the great things happening at Laytonville High School. Come by and hear the LHS Rock Band and enjoy some culinary arts food. There will be activities and displays in the classrooms and fun things to do outside like the climbing wall. We hope to see you at Laytonville High School.
Yesterday, all of our LHS students got a real-world Bite of Reality!
A huge thank you to Redwood Credit Union for bringing this financial simulation to our entire student body. Students were given a life profile through the Bite of Reality app, including a career, salary, credit score, debt, and even a child to care for. From there, they had to visit booths representing real-life expenses like housing, transportation, groceries, childcare, clothing, entertainment, and “extras” such as cell phone plans, pets, donations, and more.
Along the way, students experienced unexpected “Bites of Reality,” such as a blown tire or surprise medical expense, forcing them to rethink their budgets and make tough financial decisions. When students overspent, the team at the Redwood Credit Union booth helped them adjust, prioritize, and get back on track.
The biggest lesson of the day: be intentional with your money. Students learned the importance of budgeting, understanding debt and credit scores, saving for the unexpected, and advocating for their needs when faced with tough sales pitches.
Thank you, Redwood Credit Union, for giving our students such a meaningful, hands-on lesson in financial literacy! And a big thank you to the volunteers who helped make this event possible!
A huge thank you to Redwood Credit Union for bringing this financial simulation to our entire student body. Students were given a life profile through the Bite of Reality app, including a career, salary, credit score, debt, and even a child to care for. From there, they had to visit booths representing real-life expenses like housing, transportation, groceries, childcare, clothing, entertainment, and “extras” such as cell phone plans, pets, donations, and more.
Along the way, students experienced unexpected “Bites of Reality,” such as a blown tire or surprise medical expense, forcing them to rethink their budgets and make tough financial decisions. When students overspent, the team at the Redwood Credit Union booth helped them adjust, prioritize, and get back on track.
The biggest lesson of the day: be intentional with your money. Students learned the importance of budgeting, understanding debt and credit scores, saving for the unexpected, and advocating for their needs when faced with tough sales pitches.
Thank you, Redwood Credit Union, for giving our students such a meaningful, hands-on lesson in financial literacy! And a big thank you to the volunteers who helped make this event possible!
Laytonville High School held their annual Honors Banquet on Tuesday, April 28th. Each teacher chose a student to honor, and then teachers, students and families enjoyed a delicious meal prepared by the LHS Culinary Arts classes. Afterwards, each teacher gave a speech about the student honoree. This is by far one of the loveliest events of the year. Thank you to all who made this event happen, especially Anna Salmeron and Lindsay Hanson.
Welcome back! We hope everyone had a nice rejuvenating Spring Break this last week. Before Spring Break, LHS hosted its inaugural Spring Festival with a stellar performance from the LHS Rock Band, wood-fired pizzas made by Culinary Arts, and games in the quad. Everyone had a great time. Later that night, we enjoyed our traditional bonfire and celebrated our community honoree, Patty Leone.
Laytonville High School Culinary Arts 2/3 Students created magnificent cakes and cupcakes for the 4th Annual Spring Fling that will take place Saturday night at 6pm at Harwood Hall. Come out and support this Lions/Lioness fundraiser to benefit LHS activities and enjoy live music, New Orleans style dinner, and other entertainment. The cakes are for a cake walk and all ages are welcome. Tickets are $20 at the door.
Thank you to all of the parents who came in and conferenced with teachers the past two afternoons. If you were not able to make it to PTC's, please feel free to pick up a 3rd quarter report card tomorrow.
On Tuesday the LHS Culinary Arts 2 & 3 students went on a Field Trip to the Inn at the Newport Ranch. Students spent the morning touring the ranch and learning more about foraging for edible foods, and the local history of the site, including practices of the Coast Yuki tribe. After the tour they joined Chef Nick Wells for a demonstration as the chef made fresh cavatelli pasta made with wild foraged nettles and sauce made with ranch grown fava greens.
Last Thursday LHS Culinary 1 students visited the Mendocino Community College Culinary Arts Department. They spent the morning with Chef Nicholas Petti making homemade bucatelli pasta with a lemon cream sauce and chocolate chip cookies, followed by lunch at the Ukiah Brewing Company.
Laytonville High School will celebrate the beginning of Spring Break with Festivities this Friday, April 3rd.
Come and Join Us!
LHS Spring Parent Teacher
Conferences
Parent Teacher Conferences will be held this week on Tuesday, March 31 st from 2-4 pm and
Wednesday, April 1 st from 4-6 pm. Conferences will be held in the LHS library and snacks will be
provided by the LHS culinary arts classes.
Teachers present Tuesday 2-4 pm: Math, English, Science, PE/Health, Media Production,
Welding, Independent Studies/Credit Recovery, and Art.
Teachers present Wednesday 4-6 pm: Math, English, Science, History/Social Science, Spanish,
Independent Studies/Credit Recovery, Culinary Arts, Media Production, Public Safety, and
PE/Health.
Come to either of the Conference times and be the first to pick up 3rd quarter report cards.
Spanish/English translation will be available on Wednesday.
¡Ven y únete a nosotros!
Padres y maestros de LHS (primavera) Conferencias
Las reuniones de padres y maestros se llevarán a cabo esta semana, el martes 31 de marzo de 2 a 4 de la tarde y
Miércoles 1 de abril de 4 a 6 p. m. Las conferencias se llevarán a cabo en la biblioteca de LHS y se ofrecerán refrigerios.
proporcionado por las clases de artes culinarias de LHS.
Profesores presentes el martes de 2 a 4 pm: Matemáticas, Inglés, Ciencias, Educación Física/Salud, Producción de Medios,
Soldadura, Estudios Independientes/Recuperación de Créditos y Arte.
Profesores presentes el miércoles de 4 a 6 pm: Matemáticas, Inglés, Ciencias, Historia/Ciencias Sociales, Español,
Estudios independientes/Recuperación de créditos, Artes culinarias, Producción de medios, Seguridad pública y
Educación Física/Salud.
Asiste a cualquiera de las dos sesiones de la Conferencia y sé el primero en recoger las boletas de calificaciones del tercer trimestre.
La traducción del español al inglés estará disponible el miércoles.
LHS Spring Parent Teacher
Conferences
Parent Teacher Conferences will be held this week on Tuesday, March 31 st from 2-4 pm and
Wednesday, April 1 st from 4-6 pm. Conferences will be held in the LHS library and snacks will be
provided by the LHS culinary arts classes.
Teachers present Tuesday 2-4 pm: Math, English, Science, PE/Health, Media Production,
Welding, Independent Studies/Credit Recovery, and Art.
Teachers present Wednesday 4-6 pm: Math, English, Science, History/Social Science, Spanish,
Independent Studies/Credit Recovery, Culinary Arts, Media Production, Public Safety, and
PE/Health.
Come to either of the Conference times and be the first to pick up 3rd quarter report cards.
Spanish/English translation will be available on Wednesday.
¡Ven y únete a nosotros!
Padres y maestros de LHS (primavera) Conferencias
Las reuniones de padres y maestros se llevarán a cabo esta semana, el martes 31 de marzo de 2 a 4 de la tarde y
Miércoles 1 de abril de 4 a 6 p. m. Las conferencias se llevarán a cabo en la biblioteca de LHS y se ofrecerán refrigerios.
proporcionado por las clases de artes culinarias de LHS.
Profesores presentes el martes de 2 a 4 pm: Matemáticas, Inglés, Ciencias, Educación Física/Salud, Producción de Medios,
Soldadura, Estudios Independientes/Recuperación de Créditos y Arte.
Profesores presentes el miércoles de 4 a 6 pm: Matemáticas, Inglés, Ciencias, Historia/Ciencias Sociales, Español,
Estudios independientes/Recuperación de créditos, Artes culinarias, Producción de medios, Seguridad pública y
Educación Física/Salud.
Asiste a cualquiera de las dos sesiones de la Conferencia y sé el primero en recoger las boletas de calificaciones del tercer trimestre.
La traducción del español al inglés estará disponible el miércoles.
1st Annual International Foods Day
Laytonville High School celebrated its first annual international foods day this Friday, March 27th. All three Culinary Arts classes demonstrated and served samples of dishes from around the world including Mexico, Thailand, Vietnam, Italy, Turkey, Philippines, and Costa Rica. The whole school came out during an AM Activity and had a great time with food and music. We are already looking forward to next year!
Laytonville High School celebrated its first annual international foods day this Friday, March 27th. All three Culinary Arts classes demonstrated and served samples of dishes from around the world including Mexico, Thailand, Vietnam, Italy, Turkey, Philippines, and Costa Rica. The whole school came out during an AM Activity and had a great time with food and music. We are already looking forward to next year!
Please use the following links to view the current sports schedules:
LHS Baseball: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1_qQYYookCBsOPBM4n4StZy_u0HqC2dou-gBo6YLN2hw/edit?usp=sharing
LHS Softball: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1qNNsuEkbDHLD3x2E3RH93IBjQEoLt-uR88hF4FG6T3I/edit?usp=sharing
LHS Boys Volleyball: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1fm1nWnpNhw_mVp0I14u7oIcoMrzVRYe96CORKFoE68c/edit?usp=sharing
LHS Track: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1-BhZMxt4tZ3Rx3VaIInVZRODt7F9dVjFBfZDJ4xAXhg/edit?usp=sharing
LMS Softball: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1FyG2phHjLJbAAMaPdG5EdtF9k_93r86r5sFSJQal96c/edit?usp=sharing
LMS Soccer: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1vFLJ_VzG7axr0qx6RatjCPHS0vJFAqJbjZ5FL5hXp2A/edit?usp=sharing
What's Up With the Cows?
There are cows in the front orchard at Laytonville High School and many people are asking "What's up with the cows" ? These lovely creatures belong to a LHS student and they are visiting our campus for two weeks to eat down the grass before the trees leaf out, cultivate our hard crust soil, fertilize the trees, and bring joy to everyone passing by. They are going home soon, but hopefully they will be back next year.
There are cows in the front orchard at Laytonville High School and many people are asking "What's up with the cows" ? These lovely creatures belong to a LHS student and they are visiting our campus for two weeks to eat down the grass before the trees leaf out, cultivate our hard crust soil, fertilize the trees, and bring joy to everyone passing by. They are going home soon, but hopefully they will be back next year.
LHS Rock Band performed a concert for the 4th, 5th and 6th grade students from Laytonville Elementary School on Thursday afternoon. Having practiced all year, the Rock Band impressed the elementary students as they jammed out on classic hits, new and old.
Great job Mr. Keelan and the LHS Rock Band!
Pictured in the first photo from left to right: Timmy, Sticks, Danielle, Mr. Keelan, Selima, Charlie, Tyler, Arabella, Emily, Matthew and Arthur.
Representative students from Laytonville High School attended the Mendocino College North Coast Campus reveal of the Phase II expansion. Students had the opportunity to meet with many dignitaries including Senator Mike McGuire, Congressman Jared Huffman, and Lisa Wittke Schaffner of North Coast Builders Exchange. The new facilities will host CTE programs that coincide with LHS's own CTE programs, offering exciting opportunities for our students interested in sustainable construction, fire science, and health careers.
Lucky Loot Bags can be ordered before school in front of the elementary school all this week. Funds support the Middle School Leadership class.
