Some of 7th and 8th grade choir students recently joined singers from six neighboring schools for the District 6 Middle School Invitational at Lake Michigan College on October 29.
Together, they were part of a 120-voice middle school choir and performed alongside the LMC Community Choir under the direction of Matthew Smith.
We had some extra Lakeshore talent on stage, too! Our very own Kellie Meyer served as the collaborative pianist, and 15 Lakeshore students were selected as featured soloists!
We are so proud of these students and their hard work. What a great opportunity to share their talent, make music, and represent Lakeshore!
Together, they were part of a 120-voice middle school choir and performed alongside the LMC Community Choir under the direction of Matthew Smith.
We had some extra Lakeshore talent on stage, too! Our very own Kellie Meyer served as the collaborative pianist, and 15 Lakeshore students were selected as featured soloists!
We are so proud of these students and their hard work. What a great opportunity to share their talent, make music, and represent Lakeshore!
A bloom of jellyfish invaded Lakeshore High School!
Our Central Office crew traded their office attire for jellyfish costumes and hit the halls, handing out treats and spreading a little Halloween fun!
Just another day of making memories at LPS!
Our Central Office crew traded their office attire for jellyfish costumes and hit the halls, handing out treats and spreading a little Halloween fun!
Just another day of making memories at LPS!
Congratulations to our Lakeshore schools!
Roosevelt Elementary, Hollywood Elementary, Stewart Elementary, Lakeshore Middle School, and Lakeshore High School have all earned the Michigan Multi-Tiered System of Supports (MiMTSS) Data Utilization Award for their work in behavior!
We’re also celebrating Hollywood Elementary for earning Silver recognition for Tier 1 Behavior and Stewart Elementary for earning Gold recognition for Behavior through the MTSS Implementation and Impact Awards.
These awards recognize the work happening across our buildings to use data to support student behavior and create positive learning environments where students can thrive.
We’re proud of our schools and the staff who make this work happen every day!
Have you spotted our Scientist Graveyard?!
Our Chemistry students are getting into the Halloween spirit with a project that brings a little spooky fun to learning! Students researched famous scientists and the discoveries that changed our world, then brought their learning to life with a “Scientist Graveyard” display right in front of Lakeshore High School.
From Albert Einstein and Nikola Tesla to Rosalind Franklin and Galileo Galilei, each headstone highlights the work of the incredible minds who helped shape what we know today.
Who knew science could be this SPOOKY? Great work by our Chemistry students for making learning creative, hands-on, and fun!
Our Chemistry students are getting into the Halloween spirit with a project that brings a little spooky fun to learning! Students researched famous scientists and the discoveries that changed our world, then brought their learning to life with a “Scientist Graveyard” display right in front of Lakeshore High School.
From Albert Einstein and Nikola Tesla to Rosalind Franklin and Galileo Galilei, each headstone highlights the work of the incredible minds who helped shape what we know today.
Who knew science could be this SPOOKY? Great work by our Chemistry students for making learning creative, hands-on, and fun!
Every day, our first responders show up when our community needs them most, and today we want to say THANK YOU! For National First Responders Day, we recognize and appreciate ALL of our area first responders for the work they do to keep our community safe. We are grateful for your service and the difference you make every day.
We also want to give a special shout-out to our very own School Resource Officer, Officer Emery! Officer Emery grew up in the community he now serves (check out his Senior Night photo from his days playing Lakeshore football!). He is passionate about building positive relationships with our students and helping them navigate life's challenges. He wants every student to know they can trust law enforcement and have someone to turn to when they need help.
Thank you, Officer Emery, and thank you to all of our area first responders for taking care of OUR community. We appreciate you!
November is Career Development Month, but we’re getting a head start with our Lakeshore juniors and seniors! Join us TOMORROW, Wednesday, October 28, from 6:00–7:00 p.m. at Lakeshore High School for College and Career Night.
Students (and parents/ caregivers) can attend three 20-minute sessions and explore these five topics:
• Choosing the Right College, Common App, and Parchment
• Apprenticeships
• FAFSA and Financial Aid
• LMC and the Transfer Option
• Branches of the Military
Whether you’re thinking about college, exploring an apprenticeship, or considering other options after graduation, there’s something here for you! Take an hour to explore what comes next. We hope to see you there!
Students (and parents/ caregivers) can attend three 20-minute sessions and explore these five topics:
• Choosing the Right College, Common App, and Parchment
• Apprenticeships
• FAFSA and Financial Aid
• LMC and the Transfer Option
• Branches of the Military
Whether you’re thinking about college, exploring an apprenticeship, or considering other options after graduation, there’s something here for you! Take an hour to explore what comes next. We hope to see you there!
Wellness Wins at Lakeshore! Our Fall Wellness Wins Challenge was a BIG hit! We love finding ways to encourage our staff to take a little time for themselves and focus on their health and well-being. Because taking care of OUR people matters, too! Congratulations to our final week winners: Mr. Grapis, Mrs. Ingle, Mrs. Erickson, Ms. Walinske, and Mrs. Meyer
It's GAME DAY, Lancers! Be sure to be here tonight! Our Lakeshore Marching Band will be joined by the Lakeshore Middle School Band for a special performance, and we can't wait to see them all together!
It's also Senior Night, so we'll be celebrating our senior band members and senior student-athletes. Help us make it a great night as we recognize these Lancers and all they've contributed to OUR district!
Come out, show your Lancer pride, and help us cheer them on! Go Lancers!
It's also Senior Night, so we'll be celebrating our senior band members and senior student-athletes. Help us make it a great night as we recognize these Lancers and all they've contributed to OUR district!
Come out, show your Lancer pride, and help us cheer them on! Go Lancers!
Just a friendly reminder, Lancer families!
Tomorrow, October 23, is a half day of school at Lakeshore Public Schools, and it also marks the end of the first marking period!
Tomorrow, October 23, is a half day of school at Lakeshore Public Schools, and it also marks the end of the first marking period!
When a school bus stops, stop too! Flashing red lights and the stop arm mean students are getting on or off the bus. Please slow down, pay attention, and never pass a stopped school bus.
A few extra seconds can make a huge difference in keeping our students safe.
Let’s all do our part to keep our Lancers safe!
A few extra seconds can make a huge difference in keeping our students safe.
Let’s all do our part to keep our Lancers safe!
We're getting excited for Middle School Band Night! Our 7th and 8th Grade Band students will join the Lakeshore High School Marching Band during halftime of Friday night's varsity football game on October 23.
Together, 294 band students will perform Neil Diamond's "Sweet Caroline!" That's a whole lot of Lancer spirit on the field!
Come out and cheer them on!
GO BAND!! GO LANCERS!!
Together, 294 band students will perform Neil Diamond's "Sweet Caroline!" That's a whole lot of Lancer spirit on the field!
Come out and cheer them on!
GO BAND!! GO LANCERS!!
Our People Make the Difference!
We have four more reasons to celebrate the amazing people who make OUR district so special!
Congratulations to our latest Best of the Best winners:
Connor Roberts – LHS Math Teacher
Stephanie Carrier – Stewart Paraprofessional
Sandra Blough – LMS Science Teacher
Audra Johnson – LMS Paraprofessional
Each of these individuals brings something special to Lakeshore, and we’re so glad they’re part of our team! From the classroom to the many ways they support our students and staff, they make a difference in the lives of others every single day.
We have four more reasons to celebrate the amazing people who make OUR district so special!
Congratulations to our latest Best of the Best winners:
Connor Roberts – LHS Math Teacher
Stephanie Carrier – Stewart Paraprofessional
Sandra Blough – LMS Science Teacher
Audra Johnson – LMS Paraprofessional
Each of these individuals brings something special to Lakeshore, and we’re so glad they’re part of our team! From the classroom to the many ways they support our students and staff, they make a difference in the lives of others every single day.
Week #2 of the LPS Staff Fall Wellness Wins Challenge is in the books, and we’re excited to celebrate our winners!
Congratulations to:
Mrs. Rescoe, Interventionist at Stewart
Mrs. Miller, ELA Teacher at LHS
Mr. Keim, History Teacher at LMS
Ms. Tanner, Administrative Assistant at Central Office
Mrs. Crockett-Hussey, Kindergarten Teacher at Stewart
Last week’s theme was Mind Over Matter, encouraging everyone to take a little time to focus on their mental well-being, practice mindfulness, and make space for themselves in the middle of busy days.
The Fall Wellness Wins Challenge is part of our RAV (Recognize, Appreciate, and Value) Program, sponsored by the Lakeshore Excellence Foundation. We love finding ways to recognize and celebrate the people who make OUR district such a great place to be!
Congratulations to:
Mrs. Rescoe, Interventionist at Stewart
Mrs. Miller, ELA Teacher at LHS
Mr. Keim, History Teacher at LMS
Ms. Tanner, Administrative Assistant at Central Office
Mrs. Crockett-Hussey, Kindergarten Teacher at Stewart
Last week’s theme was Mind Over Matter, encouraging everyone to take a little time to focus on their mental well-being, practice mindfulness, and make space for themselves in the middle of busy days.
The Fall Wellness Wins Challenge is part of our RAV (Recognize, Appreciate, and Value) Program, sponsored by the Lakeshore Excellence Foundation. We love finding ways to recognize and celebrate the people who make OUR district such a great place to be!
School bus safety isn't just a bus driver's responsibility. It takes all of us.
Drivers, please slow down around school buses and be prepared to stop. Students, follow bus safety expectations and listen to your driver. Families, help remind your children about safe choices when waiting for and riding the bus.
Together, we can help make sure every student gets to school and home safely each day.
Drivers, please slow down around school buses and be prepared to stop. Students, follow bus safety expectations and listen to your driver. Families, help remind your children about safe choices when waiting for and riding the bus.
Together, we can help make sure every student gets to school and home safely each day.
Exploring Careers. Building Futures!
Lakeshore students joined the county-wide CTE Pathways Event at Lake Michigan College this morning to explore career options, connect with professionals, and discover possibilities for their future!
Our Lakeshore CTE students also took the lead by hosting booths and providing hands-on learning experiences. Way to represent, Lancers!
Our Environmental Science students spent several hours exploring Grand Mere Dunes today! From identifying plant species to learning how dunes form and change over time through succession, students got a firsthand look at the ecosystems they’ve been studying.
And with a little fall weather thrown in, it was a pretty great day to take learning outside! The best part? Students will take the information they collected today back to the classroom to create their own Dunes Ecosystem Project.
Real-world learning, fresh air, and a little hands-on science. What a great way to learn!
And with a little fall weather thrown in, it was a pretty great day to take learning outside! The best part? Students will take the information they collected today back to the classroom to create their own Dunes Ecosystem Project.
Real-world learning, fresh air, and a little hands-on science. What a great way to learn!
It's National School Lunch Week! Did you know Lakeshore Public Schools serves an average of 1,975 lunches every day across our five buildings? That's a LOT of lunches!
So, what are some of our students' favorites?
Chicken & waffles
Spaghetti
Orange chicken
Pizza
Our students also enjoy fresh salads, hummus baskets, and fresh fruit every day. And breakfast for lunch? That made a comeback last year and has been a big hit!
A big thank-you to our food service team for all they do to keep our Lancers fed and ready to learn. We appreciate you!
So, what are some of our students' favorites?
Chicken & waffles
Spaghetti
Orange chicken
Pizza
Our students also enjoy fresh salads, hummus baskets, and fresh fruit every day. And breakfast for lunch? That made a comeback last year and has been a big hit!
A big thank-you to our food service team for all they do to keep our Lancers fed and ready to learn. We appreciate you!
Even though it was in the mid-80s yesterday, it’s still FALL — which means Lakeshore Public Schools’ Fall Wellness Challenge is in full swing! Last week, our theme was Move It & Groove It, and this week we’re shifting our focus to Mind Over Matter.
Congratulations to our Week #1 winners!
Ryan Quinn – Dean of Students, LHS
Joy Lennartz – Media Center Paraprofessional, Hollywood
Casey King – Science Teacher, LMS
Nicole Tiefenbach – English Teacher, LMS
Amy Beck – 4th Grade Teacher, Roosevelt
The Fall Wellness Challenge is just one of the ways the Lakeshore Excellence Foundation supports our staff through the Recognize, Appreciate & Value (RAV) Program. Thank You, LEF!
Congratulations to our Week #1 winners!
Ryan Quinn – Dean of Students, LHS
Joy Lennartz – Media Center Paraprofessional, Hollywood
Casey King – Science Teacher, LMS
Nicole Tiefenbach – English Teacher, LMS
Amy Beck – 4th Grade Teacher, Roosevelt
The Fall Wellness Challenge is just one of the ways the Lakeshore Excellence Foundation supports our staff through the Recognize, Appreciate & Value (RAV) Program. Thank You, LEF!
WHAT A PERFORMANCE!
Congratulations to the Lakeshore Lancer Marching Band on an incredible first-place finish at the Michigan Competing Band Association (MCBA) competition at Grandville on October 10!
And they didn’t just take first place in their class — the Lancer Band was named GRAND CHAMPION, earning the highest overall score of the entire competition across all flights!
Their production, “Life of a Leaf,” also earned caption awards for:
Best Percussion
Best Auxiliary (Color Guard)
Best Music
Best Visual
Best General Effect
What an amazing accomplishment for our students, directors, staff, and everyone who supports Lancer Band!
Band fans, you’ll have another chance to see them perform at our next varsity home football game on October 23, when they’ll be joined by the LMS Marching Band!
GO BAND!!
Congratulations to the Lakeshore Lancer Marching Band on an incredible first-place finish at the Michigan Competing Band Association (MCBA) competition at Grandville on October 10!
And they didn’t just take first place in their class — the Lancer Band was named GRAND CHAMPION, earning the highest overall score of the entire competition across all flights!
Their production, “Life of a Leaf,” also earned caption awards for:
Best Percussion
Best Auxiliary (Color Guard)
Best Music
Best Visual
Best General Effect
What an amazing accomplishment for our students, directors, staff, and everyone who supports Lancer Band!
Band fans, you’ll have another chance to see them perform at our next varsity home football game on October 23, when they’ll be joined by the LMS Marching Band!
GO BAND!!
Calling all Band Fans!
If you missed seeing our Lakeshore Lancer Marching Band perform this past weekend, you have another chance tomorrow at Grandville High School!
Lakeshore takes the field at 8:08 PM, with the Awards Ceremony at 8:50 PM.
Come cheer on our Lancers as they take the field and represent Lakeshore!
Go Band!
If you missed seeing our Lakeshore Lancer Marching Band perform this past weekend, you have another chance tomorrow at Grandville High School!
Lakeshore takes the field at 8:08 PM, with the Awards Ceremony at 8:50 PM.
Come cheer on our Lancers as they take the field and represent Lakeshore!
Go Band!
