They prayed for their classmates, teachers, schools, churches, community leaders, city, state, nation, and those being persecuted around the world.
“Let the little children come to me, and do not hinder them, for the kingdom of heaven belongs to such as these." ~ Matthew 19:14
Our band students are striking all the right chords! Through practice, collaboration, and performance, they are developing key life skills—including focus, confidence, and teamwork—that extend far beyond the music room.
We are collecting candy donations for the Jamaica Elementary Halloween Event (10/16) and the Fall Fun Fair at Rotary Park (10/24)!
Please drop off donations in the bin in the Front Office no later than 10/15.
StuCo & NJHS Students: Earn 0.5 hours of volunteer time for every bag of candy donated!
Our 7th-grade students are taking hands-on learning to the next level in Engineering class, applying critical thinking and developing practical skills they can use far beyond the classroom.
👏✨💎 Gems are Khan Academy’s reward feature that turns learning effort into visible wins! Students earn Gems by completing assigned practice exercises, mastering new skills, acing quizzes, and tackling unit missions.
A massive round of applause to our champions for staying focused and leveling up all month long!
🚀 We are already watching to see who will take the top spot for September!
Dear LHUSD Families,
We have received a couple of reports of students who were recently approached by an unknown male. While we are not aware of any known danger posed by this unknown individual, we would like to use this as an opportunity to share important safety precautions with you and your children, especially those who walk or bike to and from school.
Please remind your children to:
• Stay aware of their surroundings. Put phones away and avoid distractions that make it difficult to see or hear what is happening nearby.
• Travel with others whenever possible and follow a familiar route.
• Keep a safe distance from unfamiliar people and vehicles. Never accept a ride, approach a vehicle, or go anywhere with someone without a parent or guardian’s express permission.
• Trust their instincts. If someone’s behavior makes them uncomfortable, they should move away and go to a safe place where they can get help from a trusted adult.
• Tell a trusted adult immediately about anything unusual or concerning, even if they are unsure whether it should be reported.
Please take a few minutes to talk with your children about their trip home and ask whether anything out of the ordinary has occurred. Reassure them that they will not be in trouble for speaking up and that their concerns will be taken seriously.
Report unusual or concerning encounters to the Lake Havasu City Police Department at 928-855-1171 and notify your child’s school.
As always, if there is an immediate threat or emergency, call 911.
Thank you for remaining safety-conscious and contributing to keeping our students and our community safe.
Lake Havasu Unified School District #1
Let's go Thundercats!
Quick trivia for our Thundercats:
👉 How many amendments make up the Bill of Rights?
(Drop your guess in the comments below! 👇)
Have a great day celebrating our nation's history, Thundercats! ⚡
Ever wonder how hundreds of devices, smartboards, and network connections stay running smoothly every single day? It’s all thanks to our hardworking Tech Team! 📱⚙️
Tackling thousands of support tickets every week across our site and the entire district, they work tirelessly behind the scenes to save the day when tech troubles strike.
Thank you for keeping us connected, powered up, and ready to learn! You are appreciated! 🙌✨
