Loveland High School
July 22, 2024
TMOBILE Contest
After finishing in the Top 16 last year, Loveland High School is officially back in the TMobile Friday Night 5G Lights contest! 🏈💡
This year, if we finish in the Top 25, we win $25,000 for our school — and the #1 school will earn a $1,000,000 STADIUM MAKEOVER! 🏟️💥
PLUS, there are chances to win $5,000 in weekly prizes just by posting and showing school spirit using #FN5GL #Sweepstakes @TMobile and spreading the word! 💸🔥
Last year, this contest revived our school spirit and brought our entire community together. Now it’s time to finish what we started and bring the lights HOME to Loveland! ❤️🖤🐺
📢 Tag your friends. Post it everywhere. Let’s light up the leaderboard and show what it means to #BeLovelandBeTheBest.
Picture Retake Day
Picture Retake day is September 26, 2025. Order at mylifetouch.com using Picture ID: EVT82BSQS or Student ID. All purchased photos and proofs will be shipped to the student’s home address. Families have up to one year to purchase photos. Lifetouch will be set up from 8:30am-12:30pm in the wrestling room.
Bond Information
Did you know that the proposed $99 million bond, placed on this November’s ballot by the Board of Education, would provide funding for key projects at Loveland High School? To learn more about the proposed bond, please visit https://lhs.tsd.org/bond
Yearbooks on Sale
I encourage you to order the Loveland High School 2025-2026 yearbooks early. This ensures that your student will have a wonderful keepsake to cherish for years to come.
Order here for the best price of the year!
Homecoming! Start planning NOW!
Monday, October. 6 - Powder Puff, 7pm @ Ray Pat
Tuesday, October 7 - Homecoming Carnival! 4:30-7pm
Thursday, October 9- Coronation Assembly
Friday, October 10 - Homecoming Football Game 7pm
Saturday, October 11 - Homecoming Dance! 7-10pm, Tickets will go on sale the week of - $20 in advance and $25 at the door.
Standing On Business
What’s happening in the LHS Business Department?
10 years and Still Going Strong.
10 years ago, the business department at LHS went through a dramatic transition. Mr. Lussenhop, Mr. Clark and myself (Mr. Lynn) were all hired the same year and a new era in Business Learning at LHS began. When the three of us initially met and talked about what we wanted here at LHS, we all agreed that we wanted to be compared to the best Business departments in the state. That meant a fresh focus on building relationships with students, an emphasis on 21st century learning/skills and a commitment to taking our DECA and FBLA Chapters to the next level.
Heading into our 10th year at the helm and we have surpassed many of our goals. Achievements up to now include but are not limited to-
8 DECA State Champions
4 FBLA State Champions.
A 7 year undefeated record in the TSD Entrepreneurship Series (now defunct, RIP).
The implementation of TWO School Based Enterprises, Both our Red and Black Snack Shack concessions and our Wolf Warehouse apparel store.
Dozens of business internships and apprenticeships.
HUNDREDS of students moving on to study business at college.
With all these collective accolades, we have no intention of slowing down. In fact just this year we started what may be our most ambitious project yet. This year we rolled out a Comprehensive Cohorted Pathway called the High School of Business (Like College of Business). This program allows students to concentrate on business learning in high school and earn college credit for those students who complete the pathway. It is modeled after College Business Programs and is created by MBA Research, the world’s premiere High School Business Curriculum Organization.
If your student is in grade 9 and is showing an interest in business classes this is a FANTASTIC way for them to immerse themselves in Project Based Business Learning while earning college credit. They can sign up for the Sophomore classes Principles of Business and Business Economics. The pathway will also achieve the State requirements of Personal Finance as well as Economics. Courses include, in order-
Leadership and Ethics
Wealth Management
Principles of Business
Business Economics
Principles of Marketing
Principles of Finance
Principles of Management
Business Strategies
To give you a glimpse into the Leadership and Ethics course we are currently teaching we have already had 2 guest speakers including our new superintendent Dr. Heller who talked about his leadership journey, and the Store Manager from a local Starbucks who talked about the ethical implications of corporate scandals. Students in the class will complete projects that include Service Learning Projects, Analyzing Ethical Leaders and a Handbook for Middle Schoolers so that they can develop into ethical leaders in High School.
We cannot wait for what the next 7 courses have to offer your student!
We, the business department at LHS, firmly believe that this unequivocally makes LHS Business the premiere high school business department when compared to the other 40+ high schools north of Boulder. We are excited to bring that level of learning and skill development to your student(s) continuing in our tradition of making students Confident, Competent, and Connected.
Important Dates:
Important Dates:
September 1 - No School (Labor Day)
September 2 - No School for Students
September 3 - Even Schedule
September 4- Odd Schedule
September 5- Monday Schedule
September 8- No Hate BMX Assembly
September 8- SAC Meeting- LHS Library
September 26 - Picture Retake Day
- October. 6 - Powder Puff, 7pm @ Ray Pat
- October 7 - Homecoming Carnival! 4:30-7pm
October 9- Coronation Assembly
October 10 - Homecoming Football Game
October 11 - Homecoming Dance
October 31- Senior Portraits Due