Please consider donating to our Hygiene Drive during the basketball games on February 17th.

National School Counseling Week 2026 (Feb. 2-6), sponsored by the American School
Counselor Association (ASCA), highlights the essential contribution of school counselors
within U.S. school systems and the tremendous impact they have in helping students
achieve school success and plan for a career. Take a moment to thank your local school
counselor(s).

Newport High School's When in Rome Winterball Dance is February 7th from 8:30-10:30 pm. Students are encouraged to participate in Dress Up Days all next week!

Grand Canyon University Visit

Youth Entrepreneurship Information

Oregon National Guard Visit

Stop by at lunch to try the pull up bar!

Due to ongoing hazards from yesterday's storm, all LCSD schools are closed today, Friday, December 19

All LCSD schools will be on a 2-hour delay tomorrow, Friday, December 19 due to widespread power outages, area flooding, concerns for additional landslides, and a large amount of blocked roads. If we need to cancel tomorrow, will we announce that at 7 a.m. Friday.

All LCSD schools & Charters are CLOSED today, Thursday, December 18 due to continued concerns for transportation safety throughout the day and evening across the county.

There is no school today, December 17th.

Due to transportation issues county-wide, all LCSD schools & Charters are on a 2-hour delay today, Wed. Dec. 17.

Support NHS Interact Club!

Thank you to Oregon Coast Aquarium for hosting students interested in the Bilingual Youth Internship.

Central Lincoln PUD employees made significant donations to the Newport High Leadership Giving Tree. Their generosity and partnership is appreciated.

Thank you to Newport Booster Club for an amazing fundraiser! The Around the World Booster Auction was a blast and raised over $190,000 for NHS Athletics.

Thank you to all of the organizers and participants of the Latinx Youth in Advocacy Day event!

Upcoming event

Homeroom classes competed in Socktober during the month of October to collect socks and shoes for students and families in our community in need. Students collected a grand total of 1736 pairs of socks and shoes. In 1st place we have Mr. Herrmann’s homeroom with 565 points. In 2nd place is Ms. Myrick with 490 points. And in 3rd place Mrs. Krutzikowsky’s homeroom has 385 points.

The West Area STEP Transition Program has been growing herbs for NHS and NMS lunch programs. A big thanks to Zach and Trista and Sodexo Nutrition Services for providing this opportunity for our students.