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Congratulations to the four LHS student artists who have been named winners for the 2025 Ohio Governor’s Youth Art Exhibition! The artwork of Anna Maurer, Helen Fraunfelder and Oceana (Iris) Krizan will hang in the public exhibition of nearly 300 art pieces. Another piece by Iris and one by Poppy Smrekar will hang in a special Cameo exhibit in the Ohio Department of Education and Workforce building. Kudos to all on this amazing achievement!

Congratulationsto senior Zayna Muntaser for qualifying for the Girls State Wrestling Championships for the third straight year! Zayna earned her state spot by finishing as runner-up in her weight class at the District Tournament. Also making it to his sport's state championship meet in February was diver Drew Wallen, who finished 24th in the state. Congratulations to both and to their coaches as well!

Congratulations to the Ranger hockey team for going undefeated (12-0) in division play to capture the GCHSHL Blue South Division title! It is the first time the team has been perfect in its division since 1970! Great work by the players and Coach Senkovich and his coaching team!

Congratulations to the Rangers varsity boys basketball team on capturing the first ever Cleveland West Conference championship with a 61-52 win over the Rocky River Pirates! The Rangers finished 11-1 in the conference and are 14-4 overall. Kudos to Coach Cammock and his staff and all the players for their hard work and dedication this season. Looking forward to the playoffs!

Congratulations to Lakewood High senior Olive Rodemann, whose artwork has been honored in the Regional Scholastic Art & Writing Awards competition. Olive's photography earned six Gold Keys, the highest honor given, and two Silver Keys. Gold Key winners move on to be judged in the national level of the longest-running and most prestigious scholarship and recognition program for young artists and writers in grades 7-12. 

The Lakewood High National Honor Society welcomed 56 new members to its chapter in an induction ceremony at the Civic Auditorium on Jan. 30, 2025. To be inducted into the National Honor Society, students must possess a GPA of at least 3.5. Students are also evaluated based on their character, which means the nominating committee looks at community involvement, extracurriculars, leadership skills, and other intangibles.