Senior Steve Saed shares his thoughts

on being part of the district's Gifted progam.

 

District News

LAKEWOOD PROJECT CONCERT CELEBRATES 10 YRS. STRONG

Lakewood High School’s The Lakewood Project, the world’s first high school rock orchestra, will celebrate its 10th anniversary with a reunion concert Saturday, May 25, at 7 p.m. in the Lakewood Civic Auditorium.


COMMUNITY MEETING ON SCHOOL CONSTRUCTION MAY 28

On Tuesday, May 28, Superintendent Jeff Patterson will hold a brief but important community meeting to give an update on the district’s school construction project. The meeting will be at 6:30 p.m. in the Grant Elementary gym. We look forward to bringing you up to speed on the latest developments for our Master Facilities Plan.


BOARD HONORS DISTRICT RETIREES

The Board of Education and Superintendent Jeff Patterson honored the service of the district's 37 retirees this year at the Board's May 20 meeting. "Our district is clearly better for you having been here and thousands of kids have benefitted from your service," said Board President Edward Favre. Click on Read Article to see the list of retirees and photos from the ceremony.


COME LEARN ABOUT RANGER 360 AT MAY 29 FORUM

Ranger 360, a collaborative program headed by the Lakewood City School District , Domestic Violence & Child Advocacy Center (DVCAC), Cleveland Rape Crisis Center (CRCC) and Lakewood Police Department, is holding its first community forum on Wednesday, May 29 at 7p.m. in the Garfield Middle School Cafetorium.


LHS NAMED AMONG BEST HIGH SCHOOLS IN NATION

Lakewood High School has been named one of U.S. News & World Report's Best High Schools and a Silver Medalist for 2013! The magazine awards Gold, Silver and Bronze medals according to state proficiency standards and how well schools prepare students for college.


DISTRICT TO HOLD K-3 SUMMER READING CAMP

The Lakewood City Schools are proud to announce a six-week summer Reading Camp for eligible students currently in grades kindergarten through third grade.  This summer Reading Camp is offered to our students free of charge due in large part to a state grant received associated with the Third Grade Reading Guarantee. 


TITLE 1 SURVEY SEEKS PARENTS' FEEDBACK

We would like to know what you think about the Title I program services offered to your elementary-age child. Please take a few minutes to complete this survey. The responses will be used to improve the Title I program. This survey will close on May 31 at 8 p.m. To learn more about this survey and the Title 1 program, click here .

https://s.zoomerang.com/s/Title_Parent_Survey_2013


DISTRICT CELEBRATES STUDENTS' ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE

The hard work and perseverance that has paid off in academic excellence for 276 sixth- through 12th-graders was honored at the 30th Annual Celebration of Excellence, held May 15 at the Civic Auditorium. The ceremony honors those students who have achieved a 4.0 or more GPA through three quarters.
 


DISTRICT DOMINATES AT INVENTION CONVENTION

Lakewood City Schools grabbed three of the top six prizes at the annual Cleveland Regional Invention Convention on May 11, including the Grand Prize. Sydney Heckeler, a fourth-grader at Emerson Elementary, took home the Grand Prize and a $2,500 and fifth-grader Evan Bell of Emerson and seventh-grader Damien Jouriles of Garfield Middle School captured first place for their grade levels, along with $500 scholarships.


NELSON TO PLAY BALL AT CENTRE ON ROTC SCHOLARSHIP

Lakewood High School senior Peter Nelson will combine his love of basketball and his desire to serve his country next year when he attends Centre College in Danville, Ky., on a four-year full-ride Army ROTC scholarship. Nelson announced his commitment at a signing ceremony on Monday.


BOYS' TENNIS TEAM TAKES CONFERENCE TITLE

The LHS boys' tennis team finished off its finest year in the past half a century by beating Rocky River 3-2 and claiming the West Shore Conference title in the team's first year in the league. Seniors Chris Brinich and Dan Mezin won in straight sets at second and third singles, respectively. The second doubles team of senior Matt Carlson and junior Colin Levis dominated in their straight set win. The Rangers were undefeated in the WSC and completed their regular season at 13-4. They have now won three of their past four league titles.


LHS GOLF OUTING FUNDRAISER SET FOR JUNE 8

TIme to hit the links! Have some fun and help raise some money for the LHS Golf program by joining in the team's annual golf outing at Springvale Golf Course in North Olmsted on June 8. Entry deadline is June 1. Click here for more info and an entry form. Those interested in sponsoring the event can click here for a sponsor form.


SUMMER SCHOOL REGISTRATION BEGINS APRIL 26

Registration for Lakewood City Schools' summer school program for middle school and high school students begins April 26. Session I will run from June 14-July 5 and Session II from July 8-26. For more information and an application, click here.