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Congratulations to the Barnstormers for winning Lakewood High's first Dazzle Award! The cast, crew and pit took home first place in the Best Musical category for their production of Les Miserables (School Edition)! Kudos to director Carolyn Demanelis and her assistants for bringing out the best in our talented students!

Congratulations to the girls track and field team on winning the first ever Cleveland West Conference title! The Rangers edged out Rocky River by two points, led by the amazing Charieon Doxley, who won individual titles in the 100 and 300 meter hurdles and was runner up in the long jump and 100 meters. Aidan Smith on the boys side won the 110 high hurdles title and the 4x100 relay also came away champs. Kudos to all the student-athletes and the coaches for their hard work this season.

Our High School Summer Learning Program will begin June 9, with all classes being held in person at Harding Middle School. For more information on course offerings and registration, please use the links below. Registration for five-week courses and Session 1 courses closes June 8. Please register as soon as possible. 

Online Registration Form
Mail-in Registration Form
Courses Brochure
 

Final exams for grades 9-11 will be conducted May 28-30 with a makeup day on June 2. You can view the exam schedule at the link below:

Final Exams

Congratulations to our student journalists of The Lakewood Times, who have earned 21 honors overall in the 2024-25 Ohio Scholastic Media Association’s Awards! The Times staff earned honors for their compelling stories, striking photographs, thought-provoking cartoons and graphics, and meticulously planned yearbook spreads and stories. Congratulations to all of the honorees for their outstanding work and dedication to journalistic integrity and producing a high quality publication. Bravo!

Lakewood High senior Olive Rodemann has earned the highest honor of being named a national Gold Medal winner in the prestigious Scholastic Art & Writing Awards! Olive was honored for her photograph of a worker at the West Side Market titled “Meat Man.” This competition is the nation’s longest-running and most prestigious recognition program for students in grades 7–12. More than 310,000 pieces of art were submitted for the contest and earning a national award puts Olive in the top 1% of participants. Olive’s “Meat Man” image was one of six Gold Keys she earned at the regional level judging of the competition.