59 seventh graders completed their ALEKS pies this year!

Congratulations to the boys track team for winning middle school regionals!

A summary of the Lancer Leader of the Week write up: A standout sixth grader at LMS and this week’s Lancer Leader of the Week is renowned for his exceptional organizational skills, strong work ethic, and kindness. Always prepared for class and diligent in his efforts, Collin has demonstrated leadership and creativity, notably in a door-decorating contest with his P2 classmates. Outside school, he enjoys video games, drawing, and outdoor activities. As he prepares to advance to seventh grade, his teachers will miss his positive presence but are confident in his bright future. They extend their heartfelt thanks for his contributions to the sixth grade and wish him continued success. Congratulations, Collin!

A summary of the Lancer Leader of the Week write up: This week’s Lancer Leader of the Week is Mia, an 8th-grade student known for her kindness and uplifting presence. In ELA and Math, Mia’s smile lights up the room, and she excels by asking questions to deepen her understanding and helping classmates who struggle. Her perseverance and attention to detail shine through her work. In Science and Social Studies, Mia is a reliable source of answers, engages actively in class, and produces aesthetically pleasing, detailed notes and diagrams. As a track team member, she tackles challenges with determination, balancing sports commitments while supporting her teammates. Mia’s positive impact and dedication will be missed as she moves on to high school. Congratulations, Mia!

A summary of the Lancer Leader of the Week write up: Kyle is this week’s final Lancer Leader of the Week from Team Lakeshore. An 8th-grade student, Kyle is known for his kindness, respect, and friendliness, consistently wishing everyone a good day. He exemplifies the school motto by being a reliable student who submits quality work on time and asks questions when needed. Kyle is a positive, dependable group member and is always willing to help, from organizing lab materials to ensuring lunches were delivered during high school orientation. Congratulations, Kyle, on being Team Lakeshore’s final Lancer Leader of the Week. Your contributions have been greatly valued, and we wish you continued success at Lakeshore High School.

6th Grade: 6th graders do not take exams. Their Semester 2 grade is weighted 50/50 (Quarter 3/Quarter 4).

7th Grade: 7th graders will take their exams on Tuesday (6/4), Wednesday (6/5), and Thursday (6/6). They will take 2 exams each day. Their Semester 2 grade is weighted 45/45/10 (Quarter 3/Quarter 4/Exams).

8th Grade: 8th graders will take their exams on Tuesday (6/4), Wednesday (6/5), and Thursday (6/6). They will take 2 exams each day. Their Semester 2 grade is weighted 40/40/20 (Quarter 3/Quarter 4/Exams).

Report cards will tentatively be mailed on Friday, June 14th.

9th graders (Class of 2028) will be getting new Chromebooks in the fall but to get them, students will need to turn in their current Chromebook (not a loaner) and be paid on all outstanding balances. Additionally, there will be a mandatory $20 insurance charge. This will happen in the fall at the high school.

Students going into 7th and 8th grades will keep their current device and will have a mandatory $20 insurance to be paid in the fall.

We have completed The Positivity Project for the year! We loved exploring, and then identifying, character strengths during P2 class. While everyone possess all twenty-four character strengths to some varying degree, understanding and applying one's own strengths can help boost confidence, manage stress, increase happiness, strengthen relationships, and improve academic performance.

Every week, data is calculated across five categories: tardies, number of office referrals, academics (percentage of passing grades), grade level bathroom/hallway cleanliness, and cafeteria/lunch recess behavior. The grade earning the highest points wins The Golden Lance the following week and is announced at Family Meeting. Congratulations to 6th grade for having the most weekly wins this year!

Click the PDF below for all of the summer opportunities at LTPL!

What: The Michigan Girls Future Flight Challenge is a free 4-week virtual state-wide aerospace competition and mentoring opportunity hosted by the Women of the Aerospace Industry Assocation of Michigan (WAIAM). Girls in grades 4-8 will work in teams of two to six members to design a sustainable, unique form of flight to solve a problem of their choosing. Each team will receive mentoring from a professional woman who works in the aerospace industry. The participants will follow a detailed curriculum that awards points each step of the way. Every participant will receive a tee shirt and WAIAM will award prizes valued up to $1,000 for the top teams.

When: October 12 – November 9, 2024. Registration starting in July!

For questions and registration details go to:

https://aiamnow.com/women-of-aiam/

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Instagram: lakeshore_lancers_ms

A list of available jobs can be found on Lakeshore's website or at the following link:

https://jobs.redroverk12.com/org/1002?locations=Lakeshore+Public+Schools

Full Day Schedule

Doors open 7:25 A.M.

School starts 7:40 A.M.

Dismissal 2:43 P.M.

Half Day Schedule

Doors open 7:25 A.M.

School starts 7:40 A.M.

Dismissal 11:00 A.M.

Late Start Wednesday Schedule

Doors open 8:00 A.M.

School starts 8:15 A.M.

Dismissal 2:43 P.M.

Main Office: (269) 428-1408

Attendance Office: (269) 428-1411

Guidance Office: (269) 769-5458