Winter season 2A officially begins in- person practice on Monday, Feb. 1, for any student interested in swimming, winter track, cheerleading or dance. Intersted students must hand in a physical and all permission forms ASAP.
Wrestling and Girls Volleyball begin March 1.
After a very impressive Fall season in which Lakeland teams won nearly 70% of all contests, the Winter season is off to a great start as Lakeland Ice Hockey handily defeated rival West Milford/Pequannock 5 - 1. The dominant Lancer defense allowed only 6 shots all game.
The Virtual Enterprise NY Metro Executive Team gave us feedback on a conference call on our Business Plan. Wish us luck in our regional level competition on January 27th. We’re proud of all our associates work on this business plan!
Ceramics & Sculpture students created bowls from recycled materials using methods that mimic both the coil and pinch methods from ceramics! #create #yourcommunityschool
Congratulations December 2020 Students of the Month!
NO NAME CALLING WEEK
Acknowledge the pledge and make a difference!
#SAFE SPACE
Ceramics & Sculpture students getting their hands into clay while making press molds! #create
Today’s Unsung Lancer Leader is junior Brynn Mahurter. Brynn is an extremely dedicated student, and whether it be in person or remotely, she excels. Her thoughtfulness, attention to detail in her work, and positive attitude are all qualities that make her an outstanding student!
Congratulations to Thomas Williams, one of Lakeland’s Student of the Month. Thomas is an accomplished artist and athlete, as well as a dedicated worker in our STEP program.
The style, beauty, abandonment and parts of Architecture, by Digital Photography 1 students! They did a real nice job of interpreting the objective! 📷 #yourcommunityschool #photography
On our first day back to hybrid learning, Art 1-4 Modified students worked on mixing tints and shades with a project inspired by Chris Uphues and Dasic Fernandez.
Looking for some good news? Check out this piece on the Cross Country team written by teammate and staff writer Nathan Caldwell at LancerLedger.com. More stories to come! Interested in writing for the paper? All students are welcome! Email Ms. Spoelstra for info.
We start this week with senior Carson Ten Eyck! Carson meets all the standards we look for in an Unsung Lancer Leader. His remarkable grades in high level courses and his critical thinking is outstanding! We thank Carson for showing other Lancers how to “think out of the box!”
Schedule for the week:
—Tuesday, January 19: Red Day
—Wednesday, January 20: Gray Day
—Thursday, January 21: Red Day
—Friday, January 22: Gray Day
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“We must use time creatively, in the knowledge that the time is always ripe to do right.”—Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
Martin Luther King Day was never meant to be a day off, but rather a day of service. Many of Mrs. Cawley’s English 2 Honors students participated in an optional assignment dealing with current events. Here is some artwork from sophomore Emma Johnson in honor of this important day.
LRHS Community Update for our return to hybrid instruction on Tuesday, January 19: https://5il.co/ooax
Updated January & February Calendar: https://5il.co/ooaw
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The Co-Ed Coders are working hard to complete our game by the end of January. New members are welcome.
Today is the last day to sign up for the April 2021 PSAT and SAT School day administration. The registration link can be found in the "News" section on the LRHS website as well as in the PDF sent to your email last week. Please reach out to Ken McCurnin with any questions.
It’s FUN Friday hat day in STEP today !
