Today, the Lakeshore Public Schools community pauses to remember September 11, 2001, and the nearly 3,000 lives lost that day.
As a school community, we have the opportunity to help our students understand the importance of remembering history—not only the events themselves, but the stories of courage, compassion, service, and resilience that followed.
Today, we remember the families who lost loved ones, honor the first responders and others who put their lives on the line, and reflect on the many ways people came together to support one another.
At Lakeshore, we strive to help our students become thoughtful, caring citizens who understand that how we treat one another matters.
Today and always, Lakeshore remembers.
Tomorrow morning, Lakeshore Public Schools will once again come together for our annual 9/11 Stair Climb, honoring the lives lost and the heroes who gave everything on September 11, 2001.
This year marks the 25th anniversary of 9/11, making this year’s climb especially meaningful.
The event is open to our entire community, and we invite you to join us as we climb together in remembrance, reflection, and gratitude.
Tomorrow | 8:00 AM
Al Stockman Stadium
Come walk, climb, remember, and honor.
25 years later, we remember. We will never forget.
FREE VOLLEYBALL CLINIC
Saturday, September 19
10:00–11:00 AM
Lakeshore High School AUX Gym
Come check it out, learn some volleyball skills, and get ready for a fun season!
LAKESHORE SPIKER LEAGUE
Girls in grades 3–6 can sign up to play! Depending on registration numbers, we hope to have at least one team at each grade level.
Check out the flyer for more information.
No School:
Friday, September 4
Monday, September 7
Enjoy the extra time to relax, spend time with family and friends, and make a few memories. We’ll see everyone back at school on Tuesday, September 8!
Have a safe and happy Labor Day weekend, Lakeshore!
The Michigan School Meals Program is Entering Year Three! Three years of making sure Michigan students have access to nutritious breakfast and lunch at school—at no cost to families! At Lakeshore Public Schools, we’re proud to be part of a program that helps remove barriers and makes sure our students have the fuel they need to learn, grow, and thrive. Because when students are well-fed, they’re ready to learn, ready to participate, and ready to make the most of their school day!
They are looking good and sounding GREAT! We love seeing all the hard work and dedication they’re putting in as they prepare for another amazing season.
Go Band!
What a fun morning welcoming some of our newest Lancers! Our Young Fives and Kindergarten students and their families got a special first look at their new schools through a fun school scavenger hunt, a creative craft, a tour of a school bus, and plenty of other activities along the way!
It was a wonderful opportunity for students and families to explore, ask questions, meet staff, and start feeling comfortable in their new surroundings—with the support of the people who matter most.
Starting school is a BIG milestone, and we know those first days can come with a mix of excitement and a few butterflies. Our staff does an incredible job of rolling out the red carpet, creating a welcoming environment, and helping our youngest Lancers get off to a great start.
We’re so glad you’re here! Welcome to the Lakeshore family, Young Fives & Kindergarten!
The rain may have been falling outside, but inside our buildings, there was a buzz of excitement as students and staff kicked off a brand-new school year!
At Lakeshore High School, student helpers were stationed throughout the building, ready to greet classmates, answer questions, and help everyone find their way. What a wonderful example of our students looking out for one another!
Some of our elementary students got a lesson in indoor recess routines—because rainy days are part of the school experience, too!
Throughout the district, teachers were excited to welcome back familiar faces, reconnect with former students, and fill our hallways with smiles and energy once again.
There were new beginnings, familiar faces, a few “Where am I supposed to go?” moments, and plenty of excitement for the year ahead.
Day One is in the books, Lancers!
School starts TOMORROW, Lancers!
The buildings are ready, our staff is excited, and we can’t wait to welcome our students back for another wonderful year filled with growth, learning, new adventures, and endless possibilities! Get ready to make memories, make connections, and make it a great year!
This morning at our official district kickoff, we had the privilege of recognizing our longstanding employees for their years of service to Lakeshore Public Schools!
These dedicated staff members have given so much of their time, talent, and heart to our students and our district. We are incredibly grateful for their commitment and the difference they make every day.
Thanks to the generous support of the Lakeshore Excellence Foundation through the RAV Program, we were able to show our appreciation for these outstanding employees and celebrate their years of service.
Thank you for being part of the Lakeshore family and for all you do!
It was a great opportunity to hear directly from our students and be reminded of the impact we have on them every day. The connections we make, the support we give, and the way we show up for our students truly matter. We’re so glad our students were part of the morning!
From painting senior parking spots and practicing football and tennis to getting ready for marching band season, there’s a lot happening around Lakeshore!
Summer is winding down, and our students are showing us they’re ready to get back at it. Lakeshore is ready!
We’re excited to welcome these newest members of the Lakeshore Public Schools team! They’re ready to make a difference, build relationships, and help our youngest Lancers have a great year.
Please join us in welcoming:
Natalie Fultz — Stewart Special Education
Lindsey Simmons — Stewart 4th Grade
Carly Vadney — Stewart 1st Grade
Kris Coffin — Hollywood/Stewart Special Education
Aubrey Neeser — Hollywood Art
Welcome to Lakeshore! We’re so glad you’re here!
WELCOME TO LAKESHORE, NEW LANCERS!
Lakeshore Public Schools is excited to welcome our newest teachers to the Lancer family! We’re so glad you’re here and can’t wait to see the energy, expertise, and excitement you’ll bring to our students this year.
Please join us in welcoming our new secondary teachers:
Elise von Koenig — LMS Social Studies
Rodrigo De Grau — LHS Spanish
Dave Boelcke — LHS HVAC
Fox Squires — LHS History
Jessica Cribbs — LHS Math
Morgan Hosbein — LHS Science
Trevor North — LHS English
Sean McNeely- LMS Social Studies
We’re excited to have each of you joining Lakeshore Public Schools! Help us give our new teachers a big Lancer welcome!
Welcome to Lakeshore!
Lakeshore staff spent time today learning with Dr. Anthony Muhammad, a nationally recognized leader in Professional Learning Communities (PLCs).
The focus was on what matters most: working together, collaborating as teams, and staying focused on student learning and achievement.
Strong schools are built by people who learn from one another and work toward the same goals. We’re excited to keep building that culture at Lakeshore!
Our newest team members spent the morning getting to know their colleagues, learning a little more about Lakeshore, making connections with staff from across the district, and, of course, picking out some Lakeshore spirit gear!
We’re so excited to have them joining our team!
Stay tuned as we introduce our new teachers over the next week. But for now, check out a few pictures from a fun morning of learning, connecting, and showing a little Lakeshore spirit!
Students were “camping” out, playing cards, hanging out with friends, and patiently waiting for the start. Once they secure their spots, we know the real fun will begin. Our students will put their creativity to work and turn their parking spaces into something uniquely theirs.
We can’t wait to see what the Class of 2027 comes up with!
