News from the Laurel Highlands School District

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Sprots Physicals Spring 2026 Just a reminder-if you played a fall or winter sport and if you took a physical for a fall or winter sport, you do not have to take a physical for spring sports. Physicals for the senior high spring sports season will be given on February 18th in the high school nurses office from 8:00 am to 9:45 am. 1 Cost of physical-$10.00. Please no cash, checks or money orders only. Make checks payable to LH athletics. 2 Senior high spring sports, baseball-so

Brady Sirochman, a 9th-grade student at Laurel Highlands Senior High School, won 1st place at the International Academic Competitions Regional Qualifier in Pittsburgh, PA, on Saturday, January 17, 2026. He is now qualified to compete in the International Academic Competitions National event that takes place on the last weekend of April in Arlington, VA. Brady Sirochman, a 9th-grade student at Laurel Highlands Senior High School, won 1st place at the International Academic Com

The LHHS Interact club has been busy bringing Christmas cheer to elementary students and preschool students in our LH community. Our Interact club members had the joy of delivering Angel Tree gifts to Hatfield, Marshall, Clark, and Hutchinson. Bringing the spirit of giving to children in need was an unforgettable experience. We are so grateful for the generous donations from students, teachers, parents, and community members. In addition to our angel tree project, our Interac

The high school Interact club just wrapped up another  project. Our amazing students created beautiful Christmas cards for the veterans in our area. Their kindness and thoughtfulness will surely bring smiles and warmth to those who have given so much for our country!

The LHHS SADD Club is once again pairing with sophomore, Alice Frankhouser, to assist with her Alice's Blessing Bags initiative. Frankhouser, who is also in SADD, has been doing this for the last 5 years as a way to help the homeless community in Uniontown. Later this month, students will stay after school to help stuff the bags. Unfortunately, donations are rather low this year, so we are posting Alice's flyer now. If anyone is able to help, even in a small way, your generos