Lansing Catholic High School

Cougar Claw Robotics team members Jacob Fuller, Timothy Frey, and Theodore Frey earned the prestigious Rookie All-Star Award at the FIM District Jackson at Columbia Event.

What an incredible accomplishment for a first-year program!

📸 DePorres House took on a Photo Scavenger Hunt challenge!

Throughout the activity, students worked together to complete creative photo tasks, and explore campus. From start to finish, it was a fun opportunity to build teamwork, and house spirit.

Work-A-Thon had a lot of meaningful moments!

A conversation.
A helping hand.
A simple act of kindness.

These are the experiences that stay with our students long after the day is over.

Work-A-Thon isn’t just about serving others, it’s about forming who our students become.

💙 Thank you to our community partners, sponsors, and families who make this day possible each year.

🎉 Celebrating 45 Years of Passion and Dedication! 🎉

Today, we celebrate an extraordinary staff member who has been an integral part of our school for 45 incredible years: Margaret Costigan!✨

For more than four decades, Margaret has been a familiar face in our cafeteria, serving meals, building relationships, and helping create a welcoming environment for generations of Lansing Catholic students, faculty, staff, and families.

Her dedication, kindness, and commitment to our school community have made a lasting impact on thousands of Cougars throughout the years.

Thank you, Margaret, for 45 years of faithful service to Lansing Catholic. We are grateful for all you have done and continue to do for our school community.

The Congressional Art Contest Award Ceremony saw five Lansing Catholic students get honored. This nationwide high school visual art competition recognizes and encourages artistic talent in the nation and in each congressional district.

Join us in congratulating these LCHS Cougars!

Earlier this week, the Lansing Catholic High School community gathered to celebrate and send off Fr. Joe with gratitude, laughter, heartfelt memories.

The event featured touching words from members of the community, a memorable roast from Mr. Dan Spitzley, and countless students, families, faculty, alumni, and supporters who came to wish Fr. Joe well at his next assignment.

Thank you, Fr. Joe, for your leadership, faith, and impact on the Lansing Catholic community.

An incredible opportunity for our students!

Lansing Catholic High School recently welcomed Logan Larson, a NASA engineer who has played major leadership roles in the recent Artemis II mission.

During his visit, Larson spoke with students about engineering, space exploration, and his work with NASA, giving students a firsthand look into the future of human spaceflight.

A truly inspiring day connecting classroom learning with real-world innovation.

Thank you, Logan!

Physics in motion!

Students from Lansing Catholic High School recently took part in a hands-on learning experience during Physics Day, where classroom concepts came to life through real-world applications at Cedar Point.

Students had opportunities to:
🎢 Record acceleration, velocity, and g-forces on roller coasters using physics apps
🥚 Participate in STEM challenges like egg drops and engineering competitions
⚙️ Apply concepts such as centripetal force, gravity, and kinetic energy outside the classroom

From roller coasters to real-world problem solving, Physics Day gave students a unique opportunity to experience science in action.

Parade of Champions ⛳

Cougar Boys Golf took part in the Parade of Champions as they prepare for the MHSAA State Finals!

Good luck to the Cougars at states!

In our Principles of Engineering II Class, Noah West successfully designed, and constructed a successful prototype of a chair completely from cardboard.