Our 3rd–5th grade students are practicing their typing with Typing Club, a Google for Education partner. This engaging, self-paced program helps students build accuracy and speed, supporting their success across all digital learning activities!
Students explored how bogs form, discovered unique species, learned about ecological succession, and even uncovered the fascinating history of Stevensville’s cranberry industry.
It’s been a wonderful fall for these classes — full of exploration, hands-on learning, and discovering the incredible diversity of ecosystems located just a few miles from LHS!
Earlier this morning, our 9th graders took over Career Pathway Day 2025 at Lake Michigan College’s Mendel Center, hosted by Berrien RESA, Michigan Works, and Lake Michigan College.
Students got hands-on with six career pathways, from engineering and health sciences to arts and business. They met local professionals, tried out interactive activities like virtual welding and robotics, and even explored fire trucks, ambulances, and semi-trucks.
Some of our current CTE students and teachers also presented at the event, proudly putting their skills on display and showing younger students what’s possible through our programs.
The day gave students a real taste of local industries and CTE opportunities, helping them see what careers could be right here in their community.
The Lakeshore Marching Band has been practicing non-stop, nailing every note and perfecting every step—poised to shine at this Saturday’s competition at Portage Northern High School.
Let’s hear it for our amazing band—good luck and show everyone what Lakeshore pride is all about! Go Band!
Back in the classroom this week, students will use the data they collected to create a project that brings all of their discoveries together. We can’t wait to see their work!
Today, we celebrate the spirit of exploration and discovery that has shaped our world. It’s a chance to reflect on history, honor curiosity, and learn more about the many cultures and stories that make our community so vibrant.
A huge thank you to the Lincoln Township Fire Department for visiting our schools this week! Our students learned so many important tips about fire safety — and the best part was getting to explore the fire truck and see what it’s really like to be part of the crew.
After the presentation, several students even said, “I want to be a firefighter when I grow up!”
We are so grateful for your partnership, LTFD, and for inspiring the next generation of everyday heroes.
RAV Program: Best of the Best! Lakeshore Public Schools is all about celebrating the incredible staff who make our schools shine —and today, we’re giving a HUGE shoutout to some of our amazing teachers!
Join us in recognizing:
Emily Bilka (Stewart)
Zack Smith (LMS)
Dave Castonguay (Hollywood)
Chris Grapis(LMS/LHS)
These educators go above and beyond every day, inspiring our students and making our community stronger.
At Lakeshore Public Schools, we are so grateful for the incredible coaches who pour their time, energy, and hearts into our student-athletes. Whether it’s on the soccer pitch, basketball court, football field, or softball diamond, our coaches are more than leaders of the game—they are mentors, motivators, and difference-makers.
Today, we celebrate YOU—our remarkable coaches who inspire, challenge, and support our students every step of the way. Thank you for all that you do to make a lasting impact both on and off the field!
Welcome, German Exchange Students!
Our German Sister School Exchange students arrived in Stevensville this week and have been busy getting acquainted with Lakeshore and their host families. Today, our Lakeshore student hosts and German exchange students focused on team building and communication at Five Pines.
Check out some of the great moments from their day below!
The latest episode of Looking Inside is here! Join Superintendent Eding as he chats about the start of the new school year and shares insights on all things happening at Lakeshore Public Schools.
Episode 18 – Superintendent Eding (NEW School Year) Listen now: https://webca.st/269655
Don’t miss it—catch up on the latest updates and behind-the-scenes stories from our schools!
Join us for the 2025 Lakeshore Invitational
Date: Saturday, October 4, 2025
Location: Al Stockman Stadium, Lakeshore High School
Come cheer on incredible marching bands from across the region as they showcase their talent, spirit, and showmanship.
Performance Schedule
Class D
4:45 — Eau Claire
5:00 — Marcellus
5:15 — River Valley
5:30 — New Buffalo
5:45 — Gobles
6:00 — Bridgman
6:15 — Bangor
Awards (Class D): 6:45
Class C, B, A
7:15 — Constantine (C)
7:30 — Berrien Springs (C)
7:45 — Niles (B)
8:00 — Vicksburg (A)
8:15 — Portage Central (A)
8:30 — Lakeshore (B – Exhibition)
Awards (Class A, B, C): 8:45
Tickets
$8.00 Adults
$6.00 Students & Senior Citizens
Programs available for $4.00
Come out, support local bands, and enjoy a great evening of live marching music under the lights!
Your hard work behind the scenes—keeping our schools clean, safe, and welcoming—makes a huge difference every single day. We see you, we appreciate you, and we are so grateful for everything you do for our students, staff, and community.
Thank you for all that you do!
Every student matters—and every student counts. Being in school on Count Day helps ensure our schools receive the resources needed to keep learning strong and supportive for all students.
Make sure your student is present on October 1!
This past Saturday (September 27) at the MCBA season premiere hosted by Jenison High School, the Lancers earned First Place.
In addition, they received caption awards for Outstanding Music and Outstanding General Effect.
This year’s halftime show, The Haunting Hour, tells the story of ghosts haunting an old Victorian Manor — the perfect production for the fall season.
The band’s next performance will be at the Lakeshore Invitational on October 4 at Al Stockman Stadium. The event begins at 4:45 p.m. and Lakeshore will perform at 8:30 p.m.
Go Band!
Last week, our 5th graders had a blast at the instrument fitting event, thanks to the generous support of Marshall Music Co. Students got hands-on experience trying out different instruments to find the one that’s just right for them! 🎺🥁🎷
If your student is interested in joining 5th Grade Band, bring one adult family member to the Family Information Night:
When: Tuesday, October 7th at 7:00 PM
Where: Lakeshore Auditorium
Why: Learn about 5th Grade Band and register for the upcoming year
Questions about 5th Grade Band? Reach out to Christopher Grapis. Emal: cgrapis@lpslancer.net
Don’t miss this chance to help your student find their musical fit
From hands-on math activities to making music with instruments, exploring the world on field trips, enjoying read-alouds with our principals, creating art, building physical fitness, participating in collaborative projects, and diving deep into literacy—our Lakeshore learners are thriving in so many ways!
We’re proud of the curiosity, creativity, and dedication happening in every classroom. Keep shining, Lakeshore!
Please join us in celebrating this year’s inductees:
Jill McNabnay
Vicki Zinkil Holt
David Hendrix
Gregg Buschlen
Not only were they honored on the field, but they’re also featured guests on the Looking Inside Lakeshore Schools podcast—a chance to hear their stories, memories, and the impact they’ve made on our community.
Available NOW at the following LINK: https://webca.st/269336
We are so proud to honor their legacies!
