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LCHS Honors English students to create digital adoption campaigns after shelter visits

Board of Education, Labette County Unified School District No. 506 · July 1, 2026
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Summary

Stacy Smith reported that an Honors English class visited local animal shelters to collect material for persuasive writing and will produce digital adoption campaigns for each animal; the report also noted strong participation in spring sports.

Stacy Smith, LCHS principal, told the board that Mrs. Wilson’s Honors English class visited P.A.L.S Animal Shelter and A.W.O.L. Humane Society to observe and interview staff for a persuasive writing assignment. Smith said students will take the material back to the classroom to create digital adoption campaigns for each animal at the shelters.

Smith also reported that a large number of spring athletes are participating in Spring Sports this season. The report tied a curricular writing assignment to a community-service-oriented communications project and highlighted robust student involvement in extracurricular athletics.