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Lakewood High School has earned the Purple Star designation as part of the Purple Star Class of 2024 from the Ohio Department of Workforce & Education. The award recognizes the school’s commitment to serving military-connected students and families through such efforts as providing resource information for military families on the school’s website, a staff liaison for military students and families, and holding military recognition ceremonies such as honoring new grads headed to the Armed Force at commencement or the coming unveiling of the new Military Wall of Honor in the Civic Auditorium lobby, among other activities. 

Congratulations to the Lakewood High staff and students for receiving the Momentum Award from the state of Ohio! The award recognizes the remarkable improvement in achievement and sustained growth demonstrated by the school. LHS qualified for the award by increasing its Performance Index by 3 or more points from the 2021-2022 report card to the 2022-2023 report card and also achieved a Value-Added Progress Rating of 4 or more stars. 

Congratulations to our indoor track and field athletes for awesome performances at the State Championship Meet! Special shout out to those who earned All State by making the awards podium:

Kaydence Doxley - 5th in long jump & 8th in the triple jump
Charlie Payne - 6th in the 1600 meters with a new school record 

Also competing were David Burns, Josh Morrison. Quinn Sutliff, Charieon Doxley, McKenna Hunt, Sophia Eccher, and Aniya Johnson. We are so proud of all the hard work and dedication put in by our student athletes and coaches!

Congratulations to Ranger wrestler Zayna Muntaser on winning the Regional Championship in the 190 lb weight class! Her win on March 3 means Zayna has qualified for the state tournament two years in a row! Gillian Coulson, who finished fourth in her weight class, will also join Zayna at the state tournament for the second straight  year. We wish them the best in Columbus March 8-10. 

Congratulations to senior Carter Eardley, who was named a National Merit Finalist in the National Merit Scholarship Program competition! Carter and the other national Finalists represent less than 1% of the country's high school seniors. The Finalists are now eligible to receive one of more than 7,500 scholarships worth nearly $30 million to be awarded this spring. Carter was named a Semifinalist in the fall based on his score on the PSAT his junior year.

Congratulations to our nine Indoor Track state qualifiers!

Kaydence Doxley (60 meters, 200 meters, long jump and triple jump)
Charieon Doxley (long jump, 60 meter hurdles)
Charlie Payne (1600 meters)
Relay members: Charlie, Quinn Sutliff, David Burns, Josh Morrison (4x400); McKenna Hunt, Kaydence, Charieon, Sophia Eccher (4x200); McKenna, Charieon, Kaydence, Aniya Johnson (4x400)

The Rangers will run against the best at the State Championship Meet March 1-2 at Spire Institute in Geneva. Best of luck, Rangers!