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On Saturday, Sept. 27, Lakewood High School's 11th Avenue will perform at Stronger Together, a fun and inspiring community event at Legion Park in Arlington. Lakewood is happy to be an organizing partner for this event. The band begins at 10 a.m. after introductory activities. Read more.
Lakewood has — and continues to be — committed to being strong stewards of taxpayer dollars and ensuring financial transparency to our community. We work to ensure that the use of our resources is in alignment with our district priorities and ensuring high levels of learning and growth for all students. I firmly believe that creating open lines of communication supports both clarity and the development of trust. With this focus in mind, our staff has developed a Lakewood School District Citizen’s Guide to the Budget. Read more from Superintendent Dr. Erin Murphy.
Learning is an adventure! During these past three weeks at Lakewood Summer Academy, students went on adventures designed by our committed Summer Academy teachers. They learned how to collaborate with other kids (sometimes from a different elementary school), they stretched their muscles in new ways, and they explored the natural world around us. Read more.
I am honored to serve as the new superintendent in the Lakewood School District. Our district is committed to creating an engaging educational experience, centered on supporting every student’s academic, social, and emotional growth. The development of strong relationships with our students, their families, and our community forms the foundation from which we build. Read more.
Beginning in the 2023-24 school year, Lakewood School District will provide all school supplies for students except for a backpack. If families cannot provide a backpack, schools will help students access one with the help of our community partners. Multiyear grants from the Stillaguamish Tribe partially supported this change over the last several years. We are happy to make back-to-school an exciting time for all students.
Rising senior Wyatt Pevny was named to the Herald's All-Area baseball team in June. All-Area teams are chosen by Herald sports staff based on coach recommendations, season statistics and first-hand observations. Penvy batted .531 with a .500 on-base percentage and .813 slugging percentage. He had one double, two triples, one home run and 17 RBI. The left-hander also posted a 2.92 ERA with 69 strikeouts over 48 innings pitched. Other honors included:
