High School 9-12

LHS Students Take the Stage with Original SWAP One-Act Performances

Lansing High School Students Take the Stage with Original SWAP One-Act Performances

April 23, 2026

Lansing High School theater students are bringing their creativity to life with the upcoming Student Written and Produced (SWAP) One-Act performances. This event highlights studen...

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Lansing High School Choirs Earn Top Ratings at State Large Group Festival

April 23, 2026

The Lansing High School Choirs recently performed at the State Large Group Festival contest and achieved outstanding results. LHS had three choirs perform, the maximum permitted b...

Students at Lansing High School eating breakfast in parking lot

SRO Stillman Spotlights Students Making Positive Connections

April 23, 2026

Lansing USD 469 School Resource Officer Stillman recently observed positive interactions happening in the Lansing High School parking lot and shared his experience with staff. Aft...

Lansing Coach Competes on National Stage at 2026 U.S. Wrestling Open

April 21, 2026

Lansing students are used to seeing Coach Lohman in their corner by encouraging, guiding, and pushing them to be their best. This week, the roles are reversed. Coach Lohman will ...

Lansing Baseball Honors Julie Ascher Through 1st Pitch Club

April 21, 2026

The Lansing High School Baseball program continues its 1st Pitch Club tradition this season, recognizing individuals who have made a lasting impact on the Lansing community. Th...

Now Hiring: High School Asst Cheer Sponsor

April 20, 2026

Lansing USD 469 is seeking a motivated and enthusiastic individual to serve as the Junior Varsity Cheer Sponsor. This position is a great opportunity for someone with a backgroun...

Alumni Spotlight: Sophie Webster Earns University of Kansas Amsden Award

April 17, 2026

Lansing High School Class of 2024 graduate Sophie Webster is being recognized for her academic excellence at the University of Kansas. Sophie has been selected as a recipient of ...

Lansing High School Choir Earns Strong Results at Regional Festival, Advances to State

April 17, 2026

Lansing High School choir students delivered an impressive performance at the KSHSAA Regional Music Solo & Small Ensemble Festival, earning top ratings and securing multiple quali...

The Lansing High School Baseball program continues its 1st Pitch Club tradition this season, recognizing individuals who have made a meaningful difference in the Lansing community. The 1st Pitch Club was created to honor those who help make Lansing a place people are proud to call home. Throughout the season, the high school baseball staff invites military veterans, first responders, USD 469 staff members, and community members with a lasting legacy to throw out a ceremonial first pitch before games. At a recent game, the program proudly recognized Mona Hauver as the evening’s honoree. Mona has been a dedicated member of USD 469 for 18 years, serving in a variety of roles that have made a lasting impact on students and staff. Over the years, she has coached both swimming and diving, sponsored the Lionettes, and served as the Lansing Educational Foundation (LEF) representative at the high school. Currently, Mona leads the district’s business office and accounting operations. In addition, she continues to stay actively involved at Lansing High School as a Student Council sponsor alongside Stephanie Hawks, helps organize the High School Social Club, and assists with major community events such as the 5K and LEF Rugged 5K. Her commitment to Lansing extends beyond her professional roles. Mona and her husband, Rich, have deep roots in the community, having called Lansing home for 29 years. Together, they have raised five children—Megan Seebeck, Jessica McIntyre, Abby Hauver, Bobby Hauver, and Elle Linafelter—each of whom graduated from Lansing schools. The Hauver family legacy continues to grow, with 15 grandchildren and counting—five of whom have already attended Lansing schools. The Lansing High School Baseball program is proud to recognize Mona Hauver for her years of service, leadership, and dedication to the students, staff, and families of USD 469. Her impact continues to shape the Lansing community in meaningful ways.

Lansing Baseball Recognizes Mona Hauver Through 1st Pitch Club

April 17, 2026

The Lansing High School Baseball program continues its 1st Pitch Club tradition this season, recognizing individuals who have made a meaningful difference in the Lansing communi...

Lansing USD 469 Recognizes Natalee Walter as Student of the Month

Lansing USD 469 Board of Education Recognizes Natalee Walter as April 2026 Student of the Month

April 15, 2026

Lansing USD 469 is proud to recognize Natalee Walter as the April 2026 Student of the Month for her outstanding leadership, character, and positive impact on younger students. Na...

LHS Students Excel at Topeka Model United Nations Conference

April 9, 2026

The 62nd Annual Topeka Model United Nations Conference, held March 3 - 4, 2026, at the University of Kansas Student Memorial Union in Lawrence, brought together students from acro...

Lansing High School seniors have an opportunity to earn scholarship funds while promoting an important message: safe driving. The Lansing High School National Honor Society (NHS) is sponsoring a Safe Driving Scholarship, with applications due by April 18. Who Can Apply? To be eligible, applicants must: Be a current LHS senior Complete an essay (minimum 300 words) based on the prompt provided in the application form Students can access the application and essay prompt by scanning the QR code available on the promotional materials shared throughout the school. Scholarship Details Award Amount: Minimum of $200 Recipients: Two students Selection Criteria: Essays will be evaluated, and recipients will be chosen based on the quality of their responses Encouraging Safe Choices This scholarship not only provides financial support for graduating seniors but also highlights the importance of making responsible decisions behind the wheel—an especially meaningful topic for students preparing for the next chapter of their lives. Students interested in applying are encouraged to complete their essays and submit their applications by the April 18 deadline.

NHS Sponsors Safe Driving Scholarship for Lansing High School Seniors

April 9, 2026

Lansing High School seniors have an opportunity to earn scholarship funds while promoting an important message: safe driving. The Lansing High School National Honor Society (NHS)...

Hands-On Learning in Tech Theatre Brings Costuming to Life

April 9, 2026

Students in Lansing High School’s Tech Theatre class recently had the opportunity to step into the world of costume design through a hands-on lesson led by paraprofessional Alyssa...

Lansing High School is proud to recognize its March Coaches Club Athletes of the Month, honoring student-athletes who have demonstrated exceptional performance, dedication, and competitive success. Each month, in-season head coaches nominate athletes who have had standout performances. The nominations are then reviewed and voted on by the high school coaching staff to determine the monthly honorees. For March, Lansing High School proudly recognizes Aden Leftwich, Madison Newman, and Makalia Hayes for their outstanding accomplishments. Boys Athlete of the Month Aden Leftwich – Powerlifting Aden Leftwich delivered a dominant performance this season, successfully defending his title as the 4A Men’s 220 lb State Champion, becoming a back-to-back state champion. He also made program history as the first boys back-to-back state champion at Lansing High School. Aden won every lift at the state meet and claimed his weight class by an impressive 210-pound margin, showcasing his strength and consistency at the highest level of competition. Female Athletes of the Month Madison Newman – Powerlifting Madison Newman earned top honors as the 4A Women’s 180 lb State Champion, capping off an incredible season. She was also named Lifter of the Meet, recognizing her as the strongest female lifter in 4A this year. Madison won every lift in competition and secured her title with a commanding 225-pound margin, highlighting her dominance in the sport. Makalia Hayes – Track & Field Makalia Hayes had an outstanding month on the track, contributing to multiple team victories. She won two individual events and helped lead two relay teams to wins at the Topeka West Invitational. At the Lansing Relays, Makalia led four relay teams to first-place finishes, helping the Lions secure the overall team victory. She continued her success at the Lawrence Invitational, where she won two individual events and two relay events, helping Lansing come from behind to win the meet over Free State. Makalia has already recorded three state-qualifying times in individual events and has played a key role in helping all relay teams achieve state-qualifying marks.

Lansing High School Announces March Coaches Club Athletes of the Month

April 9, 2026

Lansing High School is proud to recognize its March Coaches Club Athletes of the Month, honoring student-athletes who have demonstrated exceptional performance, dedication, and co...

Lansing Baseball Honors Community Leader Through 1st Pitch Club

April 8, 2026

The Lansing High School Baseball program continues a meaningful tradition this season through its 1st Pitch Club , an initiative designed to recognize and celebrate individuals w...

Lansing USD 469 families are invited to take advantage of convenient, low-cost sports physicals on Friday, April 24, 2026, from 1:00 to 5:00 p.m. at Lansing High School (1412 147th Street). This event, provided by Amberwell Lansing Clinic, offers $30 sports physicals for students preparing for the upcoming school year. Kansas requires a completed physical before students can begin participating in school sports, making this a great opportunity to get ahead before fall activities begin. Important details: Cost is $30 per student (cash or check only) Athletes should wear athletic attire (no boots, flip flops, or jeans) The KSHSAA physical form must be completed by both the parent and student before arrival Registration is required, and space is limited If you’re unable to attend, physicals can also be scheduled directly through Amberwell Lansing Clinic by calling 913-297-3215.

$30 Sports Physicals Offered April 24 at Lansing High School

April 8, 2026

Lansing USD 469 families are invited to take advantage of convenient, low-cost sports physicals on Friday, April 24, 2026, from 1:00 to 5:00 p.m. at Lansing High School (1412 147t...

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Celebrating America’s 250 Scholarship Essay Contest

April 7, 2026

In honor of the United States’ 250th anniversary, the Mutual Savings Association is offering an exciting scholarship opportunity for high school seniors in the Class of 2026. The ...

LHS Robotics Team Shows Resilience and Teamwork at Robotics Competition

April 6, 2026

Our Lansing High School robotics team experienced an unforgettable and challenging weekend at the City of Fountains Regional competition, one that highlighted the strength of the ...

Gary Mattingly Named Kansas Wrestling Coaches Association Administrator of the Year

March 30, 2026

Lansing USD 469 is proud to share that our High School Activities Director Gary Mattingly has been named the Administrator of the Year by the Kansas Wrestling Coaches Association ...

Six Years of Dedication Leads Irelynn Shields to Bethany College Volleyball

March 27, 2026

Lansing High School senior Irelynn Shields officially signed her National Letter of Intent on Tuesday, March 24, 2026, committing to continue her volleyball career at Bethany Coll...