Lafayette County C-1 High School

Blue & Gold Singers wrapped up the High School Spring Concert with a dazzling performance under the direction of Mrs. Sarah Cook!

Another amazing performance by the Husker Concert Band, under the direction of Mrs. Kelly Reuther!

The Combined Women's Choir, under the direction of Mrs. Cook, beautifully sing pieces from their recent large ensemble contest!

The Women's Choir, under the direction of Mrs. Cook, sounds wonderful!

Congratulations to our Husker Men's Choir, led by Mrs. Cook. They sound terrific!

The High School Art Show looks fantastic! Congratulations to Mrs. Hass and all of our amazing student artists!

Zayden Fisher. Zayden is the son of Jeremy Fisher and Cara Caroll. Zayden's extracurricular activities include: FCCLA, FBLA, Basketball all 4 years, Track 1 year, Blue and Gold singers, Yearbook. His favorite school memory: TP'ing the school on senior homecoming. His advice for incoming freshmen: Enjoy it while it lasts because it flies by. Impactful teachers include: Pleacher, Mr and Mrs. Anderson, Mrs Ramsey, Coach Stoner. Upon graduation, Zayden plans on attending Missouri Valley College on a basketball scholarship while majoring in sports management. In 10 years, he plans on being married, starting a family, and being happy and rich.

As we approach graduation we are going to spotlight each senior and their wonderful accomplishments! The first senior is Ava Amos. She is the daughter of Quenton and Tiffany Bainbridge. Ava has been involved in many extracurricular activities. These include: FFA, FBLA, FCCLA, Softball, Basketball, Track, Student Council, Class Vice President, Yearbook. Her favorite school memory is playing softball and spending quality time with friends. Her advice or incoming freshman: Don't stress about what others think, it won't matter later. Impactful teachers include Mr. Anderson, Mrs. Chaney, Mr. Brock, and Mrs. Zeikle. Upon graduation, she will attend UCM and Major in Radiology. In 10 years, her plans include being married to a nice guy with a big farmhouse and having a good job.

Immunization Clinic

Congratulations to Mr. Quenton Bainbridge, who was selected as the 2025-26 High School Teacher of the Year!!!

Congratulations to Mr. Dan Conner, who was selected as the 2025-26 High School Support Staff of the Year!!!

Remember that Parent-Teacher Conferences are scheduled for this Thursday from 3-8pm. We look forward to seeing you there!

As we quickly approach Halloween, it is also important to take time to consider Veterans Day, which is right around the corner. Our FCCLA has been working hard to prepare for our annual Veterans Day Assembly. We thank all of the brave men and women who have served, and continue to serve, the United States of America's armed forces. Check out the attached flyer for more information.

Red Ribbon Week begins this Thursday! Support our students as we recognize that "Life is a Puzzle: Solve It Drug-Free!"

Congratulations to our Sophomore Class Academic Award Recipients!

Congratulations to our Junior Class Academic Award Recipients!

Congratulations to our Senior Class Academic Award Recipients!

This Sunday, September 28, is Paint the Streets and the Bonfire/Pep Rally, sponsored by the Husker Athletic Booster Club. Paint the Streets will begin at 6pm in front of the high school. The Bonfire/Pep Rally will follow and take place in the park this year next to the 4-H Pole Barn. We hope to see you there!

Remember, next week is Homecoming Week! That means it's also Spirit Week!!! Here's the dress-up day schedule:

Monday: Touring the Bayou (Tourist Day)
Tuesday: Color War Bayou Style (Seniors - Gold, Juniors - Violet, Sophomores - Black, Freshmen - Green)
Wednesday: It is Wild On the Bayou (wear animal print)
Thursday: Let's Glow Like A Firefly (wear neon)
Friday: Huskers Are Going to Swamp the Eagles (wear Blue and Gold)

Tomorrow (Thursday, September 25) is School Picture Day! Dress your best, look sharp, and remember to say, "Cheese!"