Board President Amy Neumann and Interim Superintendent Craig Rydquist recognize and thank Lakewood’s Computer Literacy Teacher John Scott for his 29 years of service. Mr. Scott is retiring May 31.
Jamie Morrill, a paraprofessional in our Deaf and Hearing Impaired Program, was honored by the Stanislaus County Office of Education as a 2018 Employee Making a Difference.
Over the Thanksgiving Holiday Mrs. Kayte Ruggieri-Vesey and her family installed this wonderful banner. The Lakewood PTA paid for the materials.
Students in Mrs. Ruggieri-Vesey's 5th grade GATE class commemorated 'Pi' Day - March 14, 2018 by seeing how numbers past the decimal point they could remember.
Please help us teach your student to type. Practice makes permanent, make sure that they sit correctly and keep their fingers on the Home Row when practicing at home. Typing Agent Keyboarding Handout »
The Lakewood Educational Community provides engaging instruction for the academic and social growth of all learners while fostering the development of life-long creative thinkers and problem solvers.
Lakewood Elementary School will be hosting a college and career day for 3rd through 6th grade students to focus on future college and career opportunities for our students. Please see the flyer for more information.
Modesto City Schools’ Board of Education approved the 2017-2018 school calendar at the December 5 board meeting. While minimum days and collaboration days are still being set, here is a list of important dates to help our families and staff plan the year ahead.
New! Lakewood's Parent/ Student Handbook for the 2016-2017 school year.
For information about CAASPP please click here.
Modesto City Schools is transitioning to new phone numbers. For new numbers at Lakewood Elementary click here.
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