Who knew cookie decorating could bring everyone together? Even Dr. Ernst (our SUPERintendent) at LDF School rolled up his sleeves and joined the fun, helping our 5th-grade kiddos frost cookies! 🍪Smiles, sprinkles, frosting, and plenty of creativity filled the room as students showed off their decorating skills.
A little frosting, a lot of sprinkles, and memories made one cookie at a time! ❤️
Have a Safe and Happy HALLOWEEN!
A little frosting, a lot of sprinkles, and memories made one cookie at a time! ❤️
Have a Safe and Happy HALLOWEEN!
Lunch With the Principal – November 2nd!
Two third-grade girls joined the principal for a little lunchtime conversation, and there was plenty to talk about! Today's menu was a big hit, with gravy, mashed potatoes, and corn making their way into the conversation. Meanwhile, the principal was keeping things simple with a hard-boiled egg! 😂
The girls shared stories about their Halloween adventures and how much fun they had celebrating. But the biggest surprise of the day? They discovered that the principal had either coached or played football with both of their dads back in the day!
It's a small world after all! A good lunch, a little Halloween storytelling, and a fun connection between generations made for a memorable Monday lunch date! ❤️
Two third-grade girls joined the principal for a little lunchtime conversation, and there was plenty to talk about! Today's menu was a big hit, with gravy, mashed potatoes, and corn making their way into the conversation. Meanwhile, the principal was keeping things simple with a hard-boiled egg! 😂
The girls shared stories about their Halloween adventures and how much fun they had celebrating. But the biggest surprise of the day? They discovered that the principal had either coached or played football with both of their dads back in the day!
It's a small world after all! A good lunch, a little Halloween storytelling, and a fun connection between generations made for a memorable Monday lunch date! ❤️
Warrior Families,
The purpose of the Impact Aid Program Indian Policies and Procedures is to ensure equal participation of Indian Children in the Lac du Flambeau School District education program and activities. The Lac du Flambeau School District not only supports this purpose, but the District’s goal is to better serve all students and families. In an effort to hear the voices of our parents, community members and Lac du Flambeau Tribal leaders in the planning and development of our educational programs and activities, the following questionnaire was created.
Your input is very important to us. Please use the space provided below for an opportunity to make additional educational comments. Please complete by Friday, December 4, 2026.
Please also plan on attending our annual impact aid meeting on Thursday, December 10 at 4:00 pm in the school's auditorium.
2026-2027 Lac du Flambeau School District Impact Aid Questionnaire:
Here is what's on the Warrior Menu for the week (11/2-11/6)—Have an Awesome WARRIOR week!
Here's what's happening on the Warrior Campus for the week of Nov. 2nd - Nov. 6th! Have a great Warrior Week!
🎃👻 HALLOWEEN ENERGY WAS IN FULL SWING! 🍬🧡
What a spooktacular day! Our annual Trick-or-Treat Parade was bursting with Halloween magic, giggles, and plenty of tricks and treats! From swishing dragon tails and the Cat in the Hat to our amazing teachers, community members, police officers, even Jessie from Toy Story, and so many other creative characters, the costumes did not disappoint!
The hallways were filled with little monsters, big smiles, and Halloween excitement around every corner. Thank you to everyone who joined in the fun and helped make this annual tradition so special! Thank you to the COMMUNITY!
One thing is certain… we have some seriously talented Halloween tricksters in our school family!
Happy Halloween, everyone! 🕷️🦇🍭
What a spooktacular day! Our annual Trick-or-Treat Parade was bursting with Halloween magic, giggles, and plenty of tricks and treats! From swishing dragon tails and the Cat in the Hat to our amazing teachers, community members, police officers, even Jessie from Toy Story, and so many other creative characters, the costumes did not disappoint!
The hallways were filled with little monsters, big smiles, and Halloween excitement around every corner. Thank you to everyone who joined in the fun and helped make this annual tradition so special! Thank you to the COMMUNITY!
One thing is certain… we have some seriously talented Halloween tricksters in our school family!
Happy Halloween, everyone! 🕷️🦇🍭
Who knew cookie decorating could bring everyone together? Even Dr. Ernst (our SUPERintendent) at LDF School rolled up his sleeves and joined the fun, helping our 5th-grade kiddos frost cookies! 🍪Smiles, sprinkles, frosting, and plenty of creativity filled the room as students showed off their decorating skills.
A little frosting, a lot of sprinkles, and memories made one cookie at a time! ❤️
Have a Safe and Happy HALLOWEEN!
A little frosting, a lot of sprinkles, and memories made one cookie at a time! ❤️
Have a Safe and Happy HALLOWEEN!
🎃🧙♀️ LOOK OUT… VIOLA SWAMP IS IN THE BUILDING! 🧙♀️🎃 -- AND...other creepy creatures too, all from HalloweenTown, we think!
Green from head to toe and with a voice that can be heard clearly across the school, Mrs. Viola Swamp made her annual Halloween Eve visit to our kiddos! With a quick fly-in on her trusty broomstick, she brought a little Halloween magic, a few laughs, and some VERY important reminders about Halloween safety.
From watching for cars and crossing streets safely to staying with a trusted grown-up and checking those treats, Viola made sure our little ghosts and goblins are ready for a safe and spooktacular Halloween!
Thanks for stopping by, Viola! We'll be listening for that broomstick again next year! 🧹👻🍬
Green from head to toe and with a voice that can be heard clearly across the school, Mrs. Viola Swamp made her annual Halloween Eve visit to our kiddos! With a quick fly-in on her trusty broomstick, she brought a little Halloween magic, a few laughs, and some VERY important reminders about Halloween safety.
From watching for cars and crossing streets safely to staying with a trusted grown-up and checking those treats, Viola made sure our little ghosts and goblins are ready for a safe and spooktacular Halloween!
Thanks for stopping by, Viola! We'll be listening for that broomstick again next year! 🧹👻🍬
📸 Hard Work Deserves the Spotlight! 🌟
We reached out to the Lakeland Times Newspaper to share a photo of some of our 8th-grade students who had a fun candid photo taken of themselves in their LifeSkills class.
The Lakeland Times just called: The photo will be in the paper tomorrow, Friday, Oct. 30th, on page 7.
Good Stuff!
Just a bit of the info shared w/the newspaper: Their teamwork, cooperation, and dedication have earned them a special moment. From working together to tackling challenging tasks, these students continue to show that hard work, a positive attitude, and helping one another make a winning team! We are proud to see their efforts recognized and celebrated in our community! 👏💙
Sidenote: All parents have been notified and are super proud of their kiddos, as are WE! Congratulations!
And these students will be helping out with the food, etc., on Veterans Day next month.
Pictured left to right: Cynthia Abbott, Alynah LaBarge, Kira Smith, Tessa Philemon, Laveyah Wewasson, Hayzelyn Chapman, Rhys Tabobondung, Gerald Meshigaud, Jr., Scarlett Wolfe, & Liz Poupart.
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We reached out to the Lakeland Times Newspaper to share a photo of some of our 8th-grade students who had a fun candid photo taken of themselves in their LifeSkills class.
The Lakeland Times just called: The photo will be in the paper tomorrow, Friday, Oct. 30th, on page 7.
Good Stuff!
Just a bit of the info shared w/the newspaper: Their teamwork, cooperation, and dedication have earned them a special moment. From working together to tackling challenging tasks, these students continue to show that hard work, a positive attitude, and helping one another make a winning team! We are proud to see their efforts recognized and celebrated in our community! 👏💙
Sidenote: All parents have been notified and are super proud of their kiddos, as are WE! Congratulations!
And these students will be helping out with the food, etc., on Veterans Day next month.
Pictured left to right: Cynthia Abbott, Alynah LaBarge, Kira Smith, Tessa Philemon, Laveyah Wewasson, Hayzelyn Chapman, Rhys Tabobondung, Gerald Meshigaud, Jr., Scarlett Wolfe, & Liz Poupart.
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🍎 Lunch with the Principal! 🧡
One of our third graders (Millee BigJohn) at Lac du Flambeau Public School enjoyed a special lunch with the principal yesterday! 🍽️ On the menu was a chicken sandwich, and the conversation included two favorite things: math and the Milwaukee Brewers! ⚾️💙💛
Good food, great conversation, and a little Brewers spirit made for a wonderful lunchtime visit! 😊
One of our third graders (Millee BigJohn) at Lac du Flambeau Public School enjoyed a special lunch with the principal yesterday! 🍽️ On the menu was a chicken sandwich, and the conversation included two favorite things: math and the Milwaukee Brewers! ⚾️💙💛
Good food, great conversation, and a little Brewers spirit made for a wonderful lunchtime visit! 😊
Here's what's happening on the Warrior Campus for the week of Oct. 26th-Oct. 30th! Have a great Halloween Warrior Week!
Here is what's on the Warrior Menu for the week (10/26-10/30)—Have a GREAT HALLOWEEN WARRIOR week!
*Update: Students will be permitted to wear full face masks during the trick-or-treat portion of the celebration in the small gym, as well as during their designated grade-level celebration time. Outside of these activities, full face masks should not be worn in classrooms, hallways, or other areas of the school.
Warrior Families,
Students wishing to participate will be allowed to wear costumes to school on Friday, October 30. Please review our Halloween costume guidelines:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1AXM1hPHdoOyD4OQexJhggqCI6B_EYbaCNkVg1T57yOM/edit?usp=sharing
Warrior Families,
Students wishing to participate will be allowed to wear costumes to school on Friday, October 30. Please review our Halloween costume guidelines:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1AXM1hPHdoOyD4OQexJhggqCI6B_EYbaCNkVg1T57yOM/edit?usp=sharing
Warrior Families,
Students wishing to participate will be allowed to wear costumes to school on Friday, October 30. Please review our Halloween costume guidelines:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1AXM1hPHdoOyD4OQexJhggqCI6B_EYbaCNkVg1T57yOM/edit?usp=sharing
Students wishing to participate will be allowed to wear costumes to school on Friday, October 30. Please review our Halloween costume guidelines:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1AXM1hPHdoOyD4OQexJhggqCI6B_EYbaCNkVg1T57yOM/edit?usp=sharing
Here is what's on the Warrior Menu for the week (10/19-10/23)—Have a GREAT WARRIOR week!
Here's what's happening on the Warrior Campus for the week of Oct. 19th-Oct. 23rd ! Have a great Warrior Week!
Lunch, Learning, and a Little Sausage Racing Conversation!
Two third-grade girls (Azrael Peterson and Willow Awonohopay) from the same classroom enjoyed a special lunch with the principal today, and the conversation was full of fun surprises!
These animal-loving girls shared their favorite creatures—one thought snakes were cool, while the other had a soft spot for alligators. What made them so interesting? Their cool looks and scaly skin, of course. Perfect for the Halloween Season! 🐍🐊
The conversation then took a trip to the ballpark as the girls chatted about the Milwaukee Brewers and their favorite part of the game: watching the famous sausage race! 🌭🏃♂️
When asked what they love most about their classroom, both girls gave a shout-out to literacy and shared how much they enjoy learning about animals.
From scaly creatures to racing sausages, these two proved that lunch with the principal can be full of learning, laughter, and great conversation! ❤️📚
Two third-grade girls (Azrael Peterson and Willow Awonohopay) from the same classroom enjoyed a special lunch with the principal today, and the conversation was full of fun surprises!
These animal-loving girls shared their favorite creatures—one thought snakes were cool, while the other had a soft spot for alligators. What made them so interesting? Their cool looks and scaly skin, of course. Perfect for the Halloween Season! 🐍🐊
The conversation then took a trip to the ballpark as the girls chatted about the Milwaukee Brewers and their favorite part of the game: watching the famous sausage race! 🌭🏃♂️
When asked what they love most about their classroom, both girls gave a shout-out to literacy and shared how much they enjoy learning about animals.
From scaly creatures to racing sausages, these two proved that lunch with the principal can be full of learning, laughter, and great conversation! ❤️📚
Warrior Families,
The 7th/8th grade football game date has been changed. The new date is Wednesday, October 14 at Hurley. 5 pm kickoff at Veterans Memorial Field in Hurley. There will be 7th/8th grade football practice after school on Tuesday, October 13 until 4:55 pm.
The 7th/8th grade football game date has been changed. The new date is Wednesday, October 14 at Hurley. 5 pm kickoff at Veterans Memorial Field in Hurley. There will be 7th/8th grade football practice after school on Tuesday, October 13 until 4:55 pm.
Here's what's happening on the Warrior Campus for the week of Oct. 12th-Oct. 16th ! Have a great Warrior Week! REMINDER: No school on Monday, October 12th.
Here is what's on the Warrior Menu for the week (10/12-10/16)—reminder: NO School on Monday, Oct. 12th. Have a GREAT WARRIOR week!
