Summer reading assignments for middle school and high school students are now available. Please see links below:

Middle School
High School
High School - AP Literature

Our middle school and high school Summer School program will begin June 13.  For more information on course offerings and registration please see the links below. 

Summer School brochure
Online registration form

Congratulations to our varsity spring sports Rangers who were named to their respective sport’s Great Lakes Conference All-Conference teams! The Rangers were led by six 1st Team honorees. Click on Read More to find out who are Ranger standouts are for 2022 spring season.

The Class of 2022 Commencement will be available for viewing via livestream. The ceremony begins at 6 pm on May 27.

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Congratulations to our track and field athletes who qualified for the OHSAA Div. 1 Regional Tournament Meet on May 25 thanks to their great performances at the recent District Meet. Qualifiers include long jump District champion Kaydence Doxley, who took first place with a jump of 17"7 1/2". Joining Kaydence in qualifying are: Teeghan McGann in the 400 meters, McKenna Hunt and Elliott Snyder, who join Teeghan and Kaydence in the 4x200 relay, which set a new school record of 1:44.59. Kaydence also qualified in the 200 meters. Good luck to all!

Our girls track and field team turned in some record-setting performances at the Great Lakes Conference Championship Meet and the 4x100 relay were conference champs! The 4x100 team of Kaydence Doxley, Aniya Symons, Elliott Snyder, and McKenna Hunt set a new meet record of 50.98 on the way to their title. The 4x200 relay of Kaydence, Elliott, McKenna, and Teeghan McGann set a new school record of 1:45.66 and finished second.

For the past 43 years, the Educational Service Center (ESC) of Northeast Ohio and State Support Team – Region 3 have recognized students with special needs, peers and educators with the annual Excellence in Education Awards. This year, the District held a breakfast to celebrate its three award winners and included a special regional award for senior Kellyn Donahoe.

Congratulations to junior Helen Roche, whose essay on how color affects the brain and was one of eight essays selected from more than 3,500 submissions to be published in The New York Times and Science News' third annual STEM Writing Contest. The students were required to choose an issue or question in science, technology, engineering, math or health, and explain it in under 500 words. Helen's essay along with the other winners can be read here.

Lakewood High School senior William Yeung is set to pull off a feat that no other Lakewood High graduate has done before him. Thanks to Ohio’s College Credit Plus program and the guidance and care of his parents, school counselors, and teachers, William will walk across the Civic Auditorium stage on May 27 to receive his high school diploma having already earned enough credits for his bachelor’s degree from Cleveland State University

Congratulations to two of our Lakewood High students whose essays were recognized in the 2022 Hope and Stanley Adelstein Essay Contest. The City Club-sponsored contest had students respond to a prompt that asked what the impact would be in education and on our ideas of freedom of speech if anti-CRT (Critical Race Theory) legislation passes in Ohio. Freshman Shannon Katzenberger won third place in the 9th/10th grade division and junior Kaitlyn Bitter earned an honorable mention in the 11th/12th grade division. Way to go, girls!

Shannon's essay
Kaitlyn's essay

Don't miss all the important events and deadlines for the Class of 2022!

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