2025 LAHS Homecoming Parade! “We’ve Got The Golden Ticket” is this year’s theme.
Call the JH/HS Office to sign up for the parade: 719-456-0211
Call the JH/HS Office to sign up for the parade: 719-456-0211
Staff Spotlight
2025 Tiny Trojan Cheer Camp!
Meet our Jr. High Volleyball Coach!
Reminder: Friday school starts tomorrow at the JH/HS from 8 - noon. It's a great way to catch up on work, make up hours or work ahead!
Meet our HS Volleyball Coach!
Look what Ms. Amy at our JS ELC shared!
Not only does Emberlee Neil represent our Las Animas Trojans. She also likes to represent America's team, the Dallas Cowboys.
Not only does Emberlee Neil represent our Las Animas Trojans. She also likes to represent America's team, the Dallas Cowboys.
Meet our JH/HS Cheer Coach!
Meet the HS Cross Country Team!
Meet our Cross Country Coach!
Colorado’s School Funding: A Historical Lens on Today’s Challenges - watch this video for more info: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jdwLRLurzuU&authuser=0
LASD Board Agenda for Sept. 3rd @ 6 pm
Meet our HS & JH Football Coaches!
Athletes of the Week
Jerome Ethridge had a great week starting against Sangre. Jerome worked well on Offense, Defense, and Special Teams
getting two touchdowns. On defense he had 2 pass deflections, along with an interception. He also had a kick return for
67 yards which resulted in one of his touchdowns.
Azoriah Martinez made an impressive varsity debut, stepping into an unfamiliar position with confidence and heart. This freshman’s adaptability and team-first attitude set the tone for a bright future ahEad
Jerome Ethridge had a great week starting against Sangre. Jerome worked well on Offense, Defense, and Special Teams
getting two touchdowns. On defense he had 2 pass deflections, along with an interception. He also had a kick return for
67 yards which resulted in one of his touchdowns.
Azoriah Martinez made an impressive varsity debut, stepping into an unfamiliar position with confidence and heart. This freshman’s adaptability and team-first attitude set the tone for a bright future ahEad
Jr/Sr High Announcements:
Trojan Booster Club Golf Tournament: Sept. 21st - sign up today!
Reminder HS Students & Parents:
Attention high school students: If you are interested in joining FBLA this year, please bring a parent and attend our first meeting of the year on Wednesday, September 3rd at 7:00pm in Mrs. Hines's room.
Attention high school students: If you are interested in joining FBLA this year, please bring a parent and attend our first meeting of the year on Wednesday, September 3rd at 7:00pm in Mrs. Hines's room.
Jr. High Football Update: the game at Crowley County on Wednesday, Sept. 3 has been cancelled and will be rescheduled to a later date
Here are the ways that HKCS data creates impact in Colorado communities and features quotes from Colorado educators and examples of HKCS data in action.
About the healthy Kids Colorado Survey: The HKCS is the state's most comprehensive survey on the health and well being of young people. This voluntary, anonymous, online survey asks middle and high school students about health-related attitudes and behaviors. Every two years, more than
100,000 Colorado middle and high school students take part in the anonymous survey, answering questions about their mental health, safety, substance use, sexual health, and more.
The resulting data–the most robust of its kind in the state–provides critical information that districts, schools, and communities can use to inform their programs, apply for funding, and engage in important conversations with students and the greater community.
100,000 Colorado middle and high school students take part in the anonymous survey, answering questions about their mental health, safety, substance use, sexual health, and more.
The resulting data–the most robust of its kind in the state–provides critical information that districts, schools, and communities can use to inform their programs, apply for funding, and engage in important conversations with students and the greater community.
