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Even if you were not able to attend an Lakewood Rangers football game, you can still enjoy the sights and sounds of the Lakewood Ranger Marching Band! The band will be performing its end-of-the-year concert on Tuesday, October 26 at 7:30 pm at First Federal Lakewood Stadium. Rain location will be the Civic Auditorium. The concert is free so come on out and enjoy a great family friendly event!

Two recent projects for Hayes Elementary fourth grade students in Mrs. Karabinus and Mrs. Staskus’ classes were wonderful displays of incorporating our Vision of a Lakewood graduate competencies of empathy, global awareness/citizenship, creative thinking and communication skills. Students prepared a care package of math games complete with decks of cards and game instruction booklets for students impacted by Hurricane Ida in New Orleans. They also created video book reviews of their favorite children’s story to share with Mayor Meghan George for her newborn daughter, Maggie.

Sixth graders at Harding Middle School recently completed a six-week project-based learning experience that was capped off with an incredible Math in Business Symposium on October 14. The symposium, which included speeches from Mayor George and Superintendent Niedzwiecki, highlighted the end product of students’ work learning about how local business owners use math to help make their businesses successful.

A group of Lakewood High and Franklin School of Opportunity juniors and seniors are taking their learning outside the classroom and into the real world as participants in the Lakewood Chamber Leadership Academy. The program, which is administered by the Effective Leadership Academy nonprofit, aims to foster leadership skills, self awareness around skills needed to succeed in the business world, and community engagement.

Congratulations to Emerson Elementary 5th grader Cooper Haettich on earning the title of Lakewood Junior Fire Chief! The Junior Chief is chosen from among all District 5th graders through an essay contest on the Fire Prevention Week topic of the year, which for 2021 was "Learn the Sounds of Fire Safety." Cooper's essay was chosen as the best for Lakewood. As is tradition, the new Junior Fire Chief was given a special ride to school in a fire engine truck. Cooper also read his winning essay at the annual Firefighter Recognition Ceremony held on October 3. Congrats again, Cooper!