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Lakewood High School proudly commenced the new academic year with an inspiring Opening Day Assembly, organized by ASB officers and centered around the theme of authenticity.
The Culture Kickoff Award recognition from the Association of Washington Student Leaders (AWSL) and the Association of Washington School Principals (AWSP) highlights the school's commitment to fostering a sense of community among students, staff and families.
Each year, families are encouraged to share their income information with schools to help students qualify for free meals and other benefits.
The Child Nutrition Eligibility and Education Benefit form is available when you log in to Family Access under Food Services. Watch this tutorial video to learn more.
Children who will start kindergarten in the 2025-26 school year can apply for Lakewood’s free, full-day Inclusive Transitional Kindergarten program, which is scheduled to begin January 31, 2025.
This program will provide a strong educational foundation for kindergarten. Students must be 5 by August 31, 2025. The priority deadline to apply is December 20, 2024. The class is open to all students living in the Lakewood School District attendance area. The class will have approximately 17 openings.
Would you rather: (1) Never have homework or (2) Never have pizza? Not surprisingly, only a few chose the second option.
The third year of Cougar Cabinet started with some fun games designed to help students feel comfortable in their groups and practice protocols for sharing and coming back together.
The School Boards of Lakewood School District and Arlington Public Schools met on Oct. 21, during a special joint meeting to discuss their Legislative Priorities for the 2025 regular session of the Washington State Legislature, which begins in January. Board directors met in the Lakewood High School library.
As a top priority, both governing bodies are asking the Legislature to fully fund special education. The current funding model puts a cap on services at 16% of a school’s student population. In the 2024-25 school year, 18% of students in Lakewood qualify for at least one special education service. Districts rely on their local levies to backfill this gap in funding.
Eighth-graders in the Lakewood Middle School yearbook class drew inspiration from National School Lunch Week for their assignment this week.
The students are learning interview techniques and took turns asking a partner questions about what they like to eat for lunch. Some favorites were the cheese-stuffed breadsticks, chicken burgers, nachos and sandwiches.
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