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Light Up Lakewood Music Dec. 7 at LHS

Each year, District music ensembles from elementary to high school participate in Light Up Lakewood with performances. This year, the performances for the Dec. 7 event will take place at Lakewood High School in the gym and cafeteria from 11 am - 3 pm. In addition, the Music Boosters will also be hosting a brunch and holiday activities for those who wish to participate, for a small fee. View the flyer at the link below for details. And don't miss our Ranger Marching Band in the parade beginning at 5 pm on Detroit.

Light Up Lakewood info

Three Arches Grants to Benefit Student Health

The most recent round of grants awarded by the Lakewood-based Three Arches Foundation included grants to three organizations that will help them continue to provide mental health and wellness services for students in our district. Thanks to Three Arches, Bellefaire JCB ($228,647), OhioGuidestone ($112,577) and the Cleveland Clinic Foundation ($120,000) will be able to continue their critical wraparound services such as mental health counseling and trauma-informed prevention services for our students, staff and families. Thank you, Three Arches!

LHS Model UN Team Earns Top Honors

Congratulations to the Lakewood High Model UN team for a successful Fall Conference held Nov. 18 & 19 at Case Western Reserve University. Several team members earned honors from among 533 delegates. Congratulations to: 

Shannon Katzenberger: Excellent delegation award, representing the Central African Republic. 

Mel Diemart and Maya Trempe: Excellent delegation award, representing Cuba 

Tarik Ibrisagic and Abbey Kovach: Honorable mention, representing the Czech Republic. 

Sounds of the Season Set for Dec. 6

Come and join the George P. Read Performing Arts Department at Lakewood High School for the annual Sounds of the Season concert! On Friday, Dec. 6 beginning at 7 pm in the Civic Auditorium, the top band, choir and orchestra ensembles will perform holiday tunes and spread an abundance of cheer during this collage-style concert. Tickets in advance are $8 adult, $4 student. he day of show they are $10 adult, $5 student. Tickets can be purchased at the link below:

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Veterans Wall of Honor at LHS Dedicated

The Lakewood City Schools and the Lakewood Rangers Education Foundation on Nov. 14 dedicated its Veterans Wall of Honor with a ceremonial ribbon-cutting.The Wall of Honor, located off of the Civic Auditorium lobby, honors our Lakewood graduates and staff members who served in the Armed Forces. It was a touching morning as veterans in attendance shared their pride in serving as well as the deep sacrifices that were endured. The space is open to the public during Civic events.

Parent Notice Regarding Senate Bill 29

The District wants to make parents/guardians aware of Ohio Senate Bill 29, which is now a new state law that implements important updates regarding the monitoring of student devices. This legislation introduces new rules about how and when schools can access and
monitor school-issued devices/resources. A letter with more detailed information is linked below.

Parent/guardian letter re: SB29

7 Elem. Community Conversations Set

The District will be holding seven Elementary Community Conversations beginning later this month and stretching into December. The purpose is to gather feedback from the community on the work done by the Elementary Planning Task Force on how to best use our elementary facilities in order to provide the most impactful and equitable education for all students. Please consider attending one of these seven meetings. We want to hear from you! For more info visit our task force webpage. Click on Read More for meeting dates.

Read More about 7 Elem. Community Conversations Set

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Our Mission

In partnership with our families and  community, Lakewood City Schools will develop responsible citizens, who are critical and creative thinkers, committed to life-long learning, invested in a diverse  society, and prepared for technological and global opportunities.

Vision of a Lakewood Ranger

In this space we will highlight periodically the ways our Vision of a Lakewood Ranger comes alive in our classrooms and in the many enrichment activities our students enjoy. 

Global Citizenship/Awareness

trout release

 

Our high school AP Environmental students recently released over 100 young rainbow trout into the Rocky River, marking the next chapter of the trouts' lives as they make their way to Lake Erie.  From testing the Rocky River water for safety before release to the release itself, teacher Rita Chahda-Gonzalez says the students were deeply involved every step of the way.  They've nurtured these trout since they received them as mere eggs from the Ohio Department of Natural Resources in January.

Collaboration

students in cafe

 

Students in the West Shore Career-Tech Transition to Work program and some of the Lakewood High MILES students called on their collaboration, critical and creative thinking skills to open The Friendship Cafe for staff at Lakewood High School. The cafe, which serves coffee, tea and cocoa, is an amazing opportunity for students to learn and practice employable skills and conduct themselves in a professional manner. Whether operating the cash register or making the beverages, the students provided service with a smile! 

By the Numbers

4,200

Students grades PreK-12

12

School buildings

29

Languages spoken by our students

20

High school AP courses

13

1:1

Devices to students ratio

99%

Teachers designated as "highly qualified"

8

Best Communities for Music Ed awards