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March 3-7 is School Breakfast Week. Increased breakfast participation is linked to improved academic scores, reduced disruptive behavior, and reduced rates of absence and tardiness. All of our schools provide breakfast in the morning before school begins.

At Lakewood Elementary, the Breakfast After the Bell program helps reduce barriers by ensuring that students have the chance to eat a nutritious breakfast even if they don't have enough time to sit in the cafeteria before class begins. Students can choose between a hot breakfast item or a bagged breakfast item that they can take to class with them.

Do you have one hour a week to change the life of a child? Lakewood School District is collaborating with LINC Northwest to give students a new support system through caring one-on-one relationships.

HOPE mentors support young people towards higher achievements and a brighter future. Learn more from LINC Northwest.

Fourth graders learned about the cultural traditions of the Stillaguamish Tribe, also known as the River People, during a field trip in February.

Since time immemorial, the Salish peoples of our area have relied on cedar and other natural resources to make the clothes, tools, instruments and accessories they used each day.

Congratulations to Jimmy Conklin on his second-place finish at the 2025 State Wrestling tournament.

Lakewood High School sent 11 wrestlers to represent at the event in Tacoma from Feb. 20-21. All 11 wrestlers advanced to Day 2 competition. Congratulations, Cougars!