Experience NBA excitement for a cause! Join us on Monday, Dec. 1, at 7:30 p.m. for LCS Building Resilient Kids Night as the Orlando Magic take on the Chicago Bulls at the Kia Center! When you purchase tickets through our special link, you’ll get early access to the arena to watch NBA players warm up up-close — a one-of-a-kind experience for kids and families! Every ticket helps support programs that strengthen and uplift Lake County students. Get your tickets today: https://www.gofevo.com/event/Lcsstudent2
2 days ago, LCS Communications
Image of man in Orlando Magic Uniform. Chicago Bulls vs Orlando Magic Monday, December 1st, at 7:30 p.m.
🚨 Attention Senior Parents! 🚨

Time is running out to celebrate your senior’s journey in the 2026 edition of the Bulldog Tales Yearbook! 🧡🐾 Senior Memory Pages are selling fast — and once the space is gone, it’s gone for good!

📅 Deadline: January 24 (or sooner if we sell out!)
💻 Order & Design: YearbookForever.com
💰 Prices: $100–$250

Don’t miss your chance to honor your Bulldog’s memories, milestones, and moments before they graduate! 🎓✨

#UmatillaHigh #SeniorClass2026 #Yearbook #SeniorMemories
2 days ago, Umatilla High School
Flyer for Umatilla High School Senior Memory Pages. The text reads: “Umatilla High School Senior Memory Pages. Make your senior’s year with a Senior Memory Page in the yearbook! YearbookForever.com. Deadline is January 24, 2026, but don’t wait! Space is limited.” The design features bold blue, orange, and yellow geometric shapes and a circular photo of smiling high school students standing together in a hallway.
Type 1 diabetes is a lifelong autoimmune condition causing the destruction of the cells in the pancreas that make insulin. This means the body can’t control blood sugar (glucose) on its own. Without management of high blood glucose levels, over time it can lead to serious and life-threatening health complications. Click here to learn about screening your child for this condition: https://www.floridahealth.gov/diseases-and-conditions/diabetes/_documents/diabetes-type1-parent-guide.pdf
3 days ago, LCS Communications
Image of smiling teen in background with wording that says, "What Parents Need to Know. Screening for Type I Diabetes. Florida Health."
🎓 Empowering Future Leaders 🎓 At the College and Career Expo, we’re all about helping Lake County students explore career opportunities right here in our community. Our goal? To grow a dynamic workforce and help young people stay local while building meaningful careers! Join us on December 11 to make a difference. This event is open to all high school juniors and seniors. Students can register with their school’s guidance department! #LocalCareers #EmpowerOurYouth
3 days ago, LCS Communications
Vendors behind table with a Lake Tech banner in the background talking with a student.

Let's congratulate our Raider Teams!

This past Saturday, November 1, 2025, our 3 Raider teams Competed against 14 other Army JROTC Programs from our Region. They competed in a 5k Run, a ½ mile Obstacle course, build and cross a One-Rope bridge, a one-mile casualty rescue simulation and 20-meter relay with 10-30 lb. kettle bells. All three teams did exceptionally well. Our Female team came out on top and won 1st Place is our region and qualified to represent Umatilla High School and Region 4 at the Florida State Raider Championship. The Finals are held at the Sandhill Boy Scout Reservation in Brooksville, FL on Novermber 15, 2025. Go Bulldogs!

4 days ago, Umatilla High School
Umatilla HIgh JROTC Cadets participate in events against 14 othre JROTC Programs from the the region.
Umatilla HIgh JROTC Cadets participate in events against 14 othre JROTC Programs from the the region.
Umatilla HIgh JROTC Cadets participate in events against 14 othre JROTC Programs from the the region.
A group of Umatilla High School JROTC cadets in camouflage uniforms stand in formation on a grassy field under a bright blue sky with scattered clouds. Two cadets in the front hold a black and orange unit flag, and a building labeled “Falcon Field” is visible in the background.
Umatilla HIgh JROTC Cadets participate in events against 14 othre JROTC Programs from the the region.
Umatilla HIgh JROTC Cadets participate in events against 14 othre JROTC Programs from the the region.
TONIGHT!
Join us for Chick-fil-A Spirit Night benefiting the Umatilla High School Band!
Chick-fil-A Mt. Dora
Tuesday, November 4th | 5 PM – 8 PM

All orders must be placed through the CFA One App using the code Umatilla so your purchase supports the band!

Let’s show our Bulldog Pride and pack the place!
#UHSBulldogBand #SpiritNight #EatMorChikin #UmatillaPride #GoBulldogs
5 days ago, Umatilla High School
Flyer for Chick-fil-A Mt. Dora Spirit Night supporting the Umatilla High School Band. It features the Chick-fil-A cow mascot wearing a sign that says “All in favor say moo.” The text reads: “Chick-fil-A Mt. Dora Spirit Night for Umatilla High School Band. November 4, 2025, 5 PM – 8 PM. All orders must be placed in the CFA One app using code: Umatilla.” The background has a gray and white cow-print pattern with a small red heart design.
🧡 Need a little help? We’re here for you.
If you or someone you know is in need of support, please take a look at the organizations listed below. Each one offers valuable resources to help local families with food, clothing, and other essentials.

No one in our community should have to face hard times alone — please share this post to help spread the word. 💫

#CommunitySupport #WeAreBulldogs #TogetherWeCan
6 days ago, Umatilla High School
List of organizations in Lake County to help families in need.
🚀 Countdown to Opportunity! 🚀 We’re thrilled to host the Lake County Schools College and Career Expo on December 11, 2025, at the Clermont Arts and Recreation Center! Join us for an exciting day where Lake County students connect with local colleges, training programs, and employers to explore their future paths. 🌟 This event is open to all high school juniors and seniors. Students can register with their school’s guidance department! #LakeCountyExpo #StudentSuccess
6 days ago, LCS Communications
Overview mage of students and vendors and Career Expo2024
🎓 Attention UHS Juniors & Seniors! 🚍
Ready to explore your future? Join us for the College & Career Expo on December 11th at the Clermont Arts and Recreation Center from 7:30–11:30 AM.

Connect with colleges, military reps, and local businesses in fields like:
🏗 Architecture & Construction
💼 Business & Finance
🏥 Health Science
🧑‍🏫 Education
🪖 Public Safety & Military
…and more!

✅ Transportation is provided
✅ It’s FREE!
✅ Spots are limited — Fill out the Expo Interest Form and return your field trip form to guidance by Friday, November 14th.
👉 Expo Interest Form

#UHSSeniors #UHSJuniors #CollegeAndCareerExpo #BulldogPride #FutureReady
9 days ago, Umatilla High School
Flyer for Umatilla High School students promoting the College & Career Expo on December 11 from 7:30 AM to 11:30 AM at the Clermont Arts and Recreation Center, 3700 S Hwy 27, Clermont, FL. The event is free, with transportation provided. Students can connect with colleges, military, and local businesses in fields such as architecture, business, education, engineering, health science, and more. Juniors and seniors must fill out the online Expo Interest Form and return a field trip form to guidance by November 14.
🎓 Attention UHS Seniors!
It’s scholarship season! 💰 Don’t miss out on free money for college. Scholarship copies, links, and QR codes are available on the UHS website, the scholarship wall in guidance, senior class Facebook/Instagram, AVID Google Classroom, or from Ms. Campbell or your counselor.

📅 Upcoming deadlines:

The Hagan Scholarship: Due Dec. 1

Advent Health University “Racing to Excellence” Nursing Scholarship: Due Dec. 31

Apply early and make sure all scholarship sources are reputable!
#UHSSeniors #ScholarshipSeason #CollegeBound #BulldogPride
9 days ago, Umatilla High School
Flyer titled “Scholarship Application” for UHS Seniors. It includes information about where to find scholarship copies, links, and QR codes — on the UHS website, guidance scholarship wall, senior class social media, or from Ms. Campbell or a counselor. Listed scholarships include The Hagan Scholarship (due Dec. 1) and Advent Health University’s “Racing to Excellence” Nursing School Scholarship (due Dec. 31). A graduation cap rests on a stack of books with a button reading “Apply Now.” The flyer background is beige with black
Life is a puzzle. Don’t let drugs be the piece that doesn’t fit. Stay focused, stay strong, and shape your future with drug-free choices. You have the power to complete the picture. #RedRibbon2025 #LifeIsAPuzzleSolveItDrugFree
9 days ago, LCS Communications
Multi-colored puzzle pieces around the perimeter of wording that says Life is a Puzzle. solve it Drug-Free.
FREE Lunches for children
When: Begins November 1, 2025 – **Until SNAP benefits are reinstated**
Where: The Mason Jar Restaurant, 37534 State Road 19, Umatilla
Contact: (352) 589-2535
Stop in person to The Mason Jar and ask for a “Mason Jar Bag” (it’s a bagged to-go lunch). One bag for every child accompany adult, no purchase necessary. Offered until SNAP benefits are reinstated
10 days ago, Umatilla High School
Flyer from The Mason Jar restaurant promoting free “Mason Jar Bag” lunches for kids with no purchase necessary. The top reads, “No child should go hungry.” It explains that free lunches will be provided daily until SNAP benefits are reinstated. The flyer notes that families can stop in starting November 1 to ask for a Mason Jar Bag with a bagged-to-go lunch. The bottom includes the address — 37534 State Rd 19, Umatilla — and phone number (352) 589-2535. The design features a sandwich and juice box on a wooden table.

Last Friday night was a remarkable evening at UHS. First we celebrated our Senior Athletes, then we welcomed Dr. Janette Nesheiwat, Class of 1994
and Dr. Julia Nesheiwat, Class of 1993 to be inducted into the Umatilla High School Legacy Hall, then we watched our Bulldogs close out an undefeated regular season!

Thank you again to everyone who helped plan, attend, and support these special events. Your enthusiasm and teamwork continue to make our school community truly exceptional.

10 days ago, Umatilla High School
“Group of people posing and smiling in front of orange and black tents labeled ‘Umatilla High School.’ They are standing on a grassy field during daylight, dressed in a mix of business and casual attire. Notable individuals in thei photo are Umatilla High Principal Brett Frazier, Umatilla High Legacy Hall Inductees Dr. Janette Nesheiwat, Class of 1994 and Dr. Julia Nesheiwat, Class of 1993, and U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations, Michael Waltz.
Join us as we continue our celebration of Red Ribbon Week®. Our children have the right to grow up drug-free – and we have the responsibility to make that happen. Take the pledge: www .redribbon .org/pledge
11 days ago, LCS Communications
Girl in red shirt and jeans posed for camera. Wording says Life is a Puzzle. Solve it Drug-Free.
As National Bullying Prevention Month comes to a close on Friday, remember: The work doesn’t stop here. 🚫🤝
Every day is an opportunity to practice kindness, respect, and inclusion in our schools and communities. Thank you to our students, staff, and families for standing strong against bullying this October—and beyond!
11 days ago, LCS Communications
What you do today impacts someone's tomorrow. Bullying is not only devastating while it's happening, it can hurt for a lifetime.

Tickets for Friday night's playoff game must be purchased online at Bound for $12.00, NO CASH WILL BE ACCEPTED! We will honor VIP parking and VIP stadium seating, but everyone will have to purchase a ticket for the game on Friday night.

🧡🖤🧡Go Bulldogs!🖤🧡🖤

13 days ago, Umatilla High School
Instruction son purchasing tickets for Friday's playoff game.
Life’s greatest challenge isn’t just about finding the right pieces—it’s about making the right choices. Stay drug-free and solve the puzzle of your future with courage and confidence. Let’s make every day a step towards a healthier, happier tomorrow. #RedRibbon2025 #LifeIsAPuzzleSolveItDrugFree
13 days ago, LCS Communications
Teen girl posted smiling in a puzzle piece frame. Wording says Life is a Puzzle. Solve it Drug-Free.

🔥🐾 IT’S HISTORY IN THE MAKING, TILLA NATION! 🐾🔥
TONIGHT is the night you’ll want to be at Bulldog Stadium because the energy will be ELECTRIC! ⚡
🏈 Umatilla High Football vs. Father Lopez
📍 Home Stadium
🕖 Kickoff: 7:00PM
Our Bulldogs are 9–0 and just ONE GAME AWAY from making HISTORY! 😤
It has been since 1956 that UHS has had an undefeated regular season playoff — and tonight, we’re chasing that legacy! 🧡🖤
🖤🧡 THEME ALERT: BLACKOUT NIGHT! 🧡🖤
We want the stands covered in BLACK from top to bottom — shirts, hats, face paint, everything! Let’s turn Bulldog Stadium into a blackout zone and show our unity as we make HISTORY together! 🖤⚡
But that’s not all… we’ve got a PACKED night full of pride and celebration:
🎓 5:30PM – Fall Athletic Senior Night
Let’s honor our amazing senior athletes for their dedication, leadership, and Bulldog spirit!
💰 6:45PM – T-Mobile Check Presentation
We’re celebrating BIG — T-Mobile will be presenting UHS with a $5,000 check as part of the Friday Night 5G Lights Contest! 🏆🔥
Your Bulldog pride and community spirit made this possible!
🏆 6:50PM – Legacy Hall Induction Ceremony
We’re proud to welcome two incredible UHS Alumni into the Bulldog Legacy Hall:
✨ Dr. Jannette Nesheiwat (Class of ’94)
✨ Dr. Julia Nesheiwat (Class of ’93)
Let’s PACK THE STANDS, bring the noise, and show everyone what it means to be part of TILLA NATION! 🙌
🎺🎉 Good luck to our football players, cheerleaders, and band members — the whole community is behind you!
🐶💥 Let’s go Dogs — BLACKOUT, FINISH STRONG, and MAKE HISTORY! 💥🐶
#TillaNation #GoDogs #BulldogPride #BeatFatherLopez #BlackoutNight #FN5GL #FridayNightLights #HistoryInTheMaking #UHSBulldogs #UmatillaStrong #OneTeamOneDream

16 days ago, Umatilla High School
Senior night information
Promotional flyer for Umatilla High School’s Senior Night football game. The design features bold white and orange text reading “Senior Night Football Game.” A football player in a black and orange Umatilla uniform with the number 72 holds a football and smiles. The center shows team logos: Umatilla’s bulldog logo versus Father Lopez’s green logo. Text at the bottom reads “Home,” “Friday 10/24,” “Kickoff at 7:00 PM,” and “Tickets: $7.” The background combines orange, black, and white geometric shapes with textured details.
Alt text: Black-and-white graphic promoting Umatilla High School’s Senior Night football game and “Black Out” theme. The image shows a football player in a Umatilla uniform, kneeling with a helmet and football. Bold text at the top reads “Senior Night Black Out.” A digital-style reminder box says “Senior Night – Home Black Out” with “Accept” and “Decline” buttons. A “Dark Mode” icon appears at the bottom left.
Life is a puzzle, and every piece matters. Make the right choices and live a drug-free life. Together, we can solve the challenges ahead and build a future full of health and happiness. Let’s commit to staying strong and drug-free. #RedRibbon2025 #LifeIsAPuzzleSolveItDrugFree
16 days ago, LCS Communications
Picture of teen in black hoodie looking at cell phone. Wording says Life is a puzzle, solve it drug-free.
⏰ Attendance Matters! ⏰

Getting students to school on time each day sets them up for success! When students arrive promptly, they:
✅ Start the day calm and ready to learn.
✅ Don’t miss important instructions or morning announcements.
✅ Build habits of responsibility and consistency.
✅ Stay connected with their teachers and classmates from the very start of the day.

Let’s work together to make sure every student starts strong—every minute counts! 💪🐾 #OnTimeEveryTime #BulldogPride #AttendanceMatters
16 days ago, Umatilla High School
Flyer reminding UHS parents to drop students off early. The background is light green with colorful school supplies such as pencils, paper clips, and sticky notes along the top and right edges. Large bold text reads: “UHS Parents – Please Arrive Early.” Below it says, “Drop your students off by 7:15 so they are not tardy to class.” A small photo shows a parent dropping off a student in front of a school building. The flyer also includes a phone number for more information: 352-669-3131.