🚂🎅🏼Show off your holiday spirit—enter a float in our Christmas Parade!
Register by Dec. 3.
Email danicashullanberger@gmail.com to participate!
🌟Gratitude in Action! 🎨🌟
Today, our amazing 6th graders teamed up with the kindergarteners for a heartwarming group art activity! Together, they shared what they are grateful for, fostering kindness and creativity. This activity is all about our Sources of Strength program, teaching our older students the power of
generosity and the importance of being positive mentors.
It was a super fun day filled with laughter, art, and meaningful connections! ❤️✨
#Gratitude #Mentorship #SourcesOfStrength #ArtInEducation #CommunitySpirit
Beginning Monday December 1st, LHS/DMS will be hosting a 12 Days of Giving Food Donation Drive. Donations will be given to local charities. Items requested vary day to day, however any donation would be appreciated! Please see the attached flyer for more information!
Reopening of Ms. Gretta's Lending Library!
We want to share a heartwarming tribute to a very special member of our community: Ms. Gretta Gilliam, who was the very first teacher at Honker Preschool. Ms. Gretta touched so many lives with her kindness and, especially, her incredible love of literature. Following her passing in April of 2024, the wonderful Graduating Class of 2024 dedicated themselves to creating a lasting memory in her honor.
They established Ms. Gretta's Lending Library—a cozy little library where current and future Honkers can share her passion for reading and storytelling.
We are delighted to announce that the library has found its new home! It has been moved and officially reopened right in front of the Honker Preschool, which is now located upstairs in Fremont Elementary.
We warmly invite you and your child to stop by, peek inside, and borrow a book in Ms. Gretta's memory. This lending library is always open, ready to share the joy of reading she brought to our school.
Happy reading!
We want to share a heartwarming tribute to a very special member of our community: Ms. Gretta Gilliam, who was the very first teacher at Honker Preschool. Ms. Gretta touched so many lives with her kindness and, especially, her incredible love of literature. Following her passing in April of 2024, the wonderful Graduating Class of 2024 dedicated themselves to creating a lasting memory in her honor.
They established Ms. Gretta's Lending Library—a cozy little library where current and future Honkers can share her passion for reading and storytelling.
We are delighted to announce that the library has found its new home! It has been moved and officially reopened right in front of the Honker Preschool, which is now located upstairs in Fremont Elementary.
We warmly invite you and your child to stop by, peek inside, and borrow a book in Ms. Gretta's memory. This lending library is always open, ready to share the joy of reading she brought to our school.
Happy reading!
Sponsored by Take Root Parenting Support-Winter Family Crafts -December 19th, 2025. Please see the attached flyer.
🔎 Lake County School District #7: Annual Child Find Notice
Ensuring Every Child Receives the Support They Need
Lake County School District #7 is committed to locating, identifying, and evaluating every resident child who may be eligible for special education, special services, or related support programs. This is our duty under federal and state law, and it is a core value of our district.
What is "Child Find"?
Child Find is a continuous process that requires public schools to be actively looking for children who may need extra support to thrive academically, physically, or emotionally.
We are specifically seeking to identify children who may qualify for:
Special Education Services: For students who have disabilities that affect their learning and require specialized instruction.
Section 504 Plans: For students who have physical or mental impairments that substantially limit one or more major life activities and need accommodations.
Talented and Gifted (TAG) Programing: For students who demonstrate exceptional ability or potential and require specialized programming.
Who Are We Looking For?
We encourage parents, teachers, and community members to refer any child who may be facing challenges, including but not limited to:
Children experiencing housing insecurities or who are homeless.
Students who are struggling significantly in their classes or demonstrating consistent academic delays.
Children with chronic health or physical impairments.
Children who may have developmental delays, including delays in language, social, emotional, or motor skills.
How to Request an Evaluation
If you suspect your child (or a child you know residing in Lake County School District #7) may have a special learning need and requires additional support, we strongly encourage you to contact us.
Referring a child for evaluation is the first step toward determining their eligibility for services. All evaluations are conducted at no cost to the family and are confidential.
Contact Information
To initiate a referral, learn more about the process, or ask questions, please contact the Lake County School District #7 Special Education Department:
Lloyd Hartley
Phone: 541-947-2287 ext 207
Email: hartley.lloyd@lakeview.k12.or.us
OR our Student Services Department:
Jennifer Schulze
Phone: 541-947-2136 ext 527
Email: schulze.jennifer@lakeview.k12.or.us
We look forward to partnering with you to ensure all children in our district receive the appropriate education and support necessary to reach their full potential.
Ensuring Every Child Receives the Support They Need
Lake County School District #7 is committed to locating, identifying, and evaluating every resident child who may be eligible for special education, special services, or related support programs. This is our duty under federal and state law, and it is a core value of our district.
What is "Child Find"?
Child Find is a continuous process that requires public schools to be actively looking for children who may need extra support to thrive academically, physically, or emotionally.
We are specifically seeking to identify children who may qualify for:
Special Education Services: For students who have disabilities that affect their learning and require specialized instruction.
Section 504 Plans: For students who have physical or mental impairments that substantially limit one or more major life activities and need accommodations.
Talented and Gifted (TAG) Programing: For students who demonstrate exceptional ability or potential and require specialized programming.
Who Are We Looking For?
We encourage parents, teachers, and community members to refer any child who may be facing challenges, including but not limited to:
Children experiencing housing insecurities or who are homeless.
Students who are struggling significantly in their classes or demonstrating consistent academic delays.
Children with chronic health or physical impairments.
Children who may have developmental delays, including delays in language, social, emotional, or motor skills.
How to Request an Evaluation
If you suspect your child (or a child you know residing in Lake County School District #7) may have a special learning need and requires additional support, we strongly encourage you to contact us.
Referring a child for evaluation is the first step toward determining their eligibility for services. All evaluations are conducted at no cost to the family and are confidential.
Contact Information
To initiate a referral, learn more about the process, or ask questions, please contact the Lake County School District #7 Special Education Department:
Lloyd Hartley
Phone: 541-947-2287 ext 207
Email: hartley.lloyd@lakeview.k12.or.us
OR our Student Services Department:
Jennifer Schulze
Phone: 541-947-2136 ext 527
Email: schulze.jennifer@lakeview.k12.or.us
We look forward to partnering with you to ensure all children in our district receive the appropriate education and support necessary to reach their full potential.
The LHS Honor Society invites you all to the annual Christmas Parade! ❄️ Join us after for the Town tree lighting, as well as cookies and visit from Santa! Float entry forms can be picked up and returned to at Lakeview High School as well as via email at shullanberger.danica@honker.email
Beginning December 1st, all students will be required to be personal device free during the instructional day, this includes cell phones, smart watches, and headphones. Please see the attached flyer for additional details. If you have any questions please reach out to the front office.
Union Elementary is proud to announce that we have been awarded a $2,500 Grant from SELCO Community Credit Union to support STEM learning at our school!
Union values hands-on education, and this grant moves us one step closer toward expanding STEM and CTE opportunities for all students. These funds will help us begin building easy-to-use, engaging STEM activities that will benefit every learner at Union. We are grateful for partners like SELCO who believe in the power of innovation and learning.
Thank you, SELCO! @selcoccu
Union values hands-on education, and this grant moves us one step closer toward expanding STEM and CTE opportunities for all students. These funds will help us begin building easy-to-use, engaging STEM activities that will benefit every learner at Union. We are grateful for partners like SELCO who believe in the power of innovation and learning.
Thank you, SELCO! @selcoccu
Outback Strong is hosting an Art Contest for students!
Theme: Create a piece of art focused on a holiday, tradition, season, or celebration of your choice.
Please see the attached flyer for more information
Need Supplies?
Outback Strong has dropped off art supplies for students to use. If your child wants to participate but doesn't have art supplies at home, you can pick them up at one of these locations:
Early Learning Office (upstairs in Fremont)
Student Services Office (in LHS)
Take Root Parenting and Lake District Health are offering a six-week cooking class on Tuesdays beginning November 11th from 6:00 pm-8:00 pm at Lake County Public Health. To register, see the attached flyer.
Junior Emma Halbleib finished 18th out of 111 participants. She finished with a PR of 19:49. Congratulations on a great season!
Tomorrow, November 8, 2025, CODSN and Take Root Parenting are hosting a sensory friendly play day at the Daly Middle School Gym. It is free for all families and children with special needs. See their flyer below for more information.
Class of 2026 parents: On Thursday, November 6, during conferences, there will be a senior parent meeting at 6:30 p.m. in the cafeteria. In addition, at 7:00 p.m. several FAFSA experts will be here to help you complete the FAFSA.
Our LHS Leadership crew had an amazing time at the OASC Conference in Seaside—meeting new friends, sharing ideas, and getting inspired for the year ahead.
Join us for our Annual Fall FFA Banquet!
Where: Lake County Fairgrounds
When: Wednesday, November 19th at 6 PM
Meal: Pork Loin Dinner
Attire: FFA Members, please wear Official Dress
We’re switching things up this year and celebrating our Greenhands! 💚 Come cheer them on as they present the FFA Creed, even hear the Spanish Creed amd see who is elected for the 2025-2026 Greenhand Officer Team! You won’t want to miss this exciting evening of recognition!
We will also be holding a Bingo Fundraiser during this event!
Please RSVP here - https://forms.gle/k6Vvy1uFNG5wsfjG6.
Lakeview High School and Daly Middle School are excited to welcome parents into the building for the 2025 Fall Conferences Thursday evening from 4:30 to 8:00 and Friday from 7:00 am to 6:00 pm. If you have any questions, please reach out to the front office at 541-947-2287.
Union Elementary had a SPOOKtacular time last week! 🎃Hadwick Family Farm Pumpkin Patch 🎃 Halloween Party to include doughnut eating contest, pumpkin bowling, cookie decorating, and more! 🎃 Quarter 1 Assembly including Fall Sport Recognition and a mummy wrap class competition in which Mrs. Frank's K-2 took the gold. Thank you to our Parent's Club for the pumpkin patch, Lacey's Coffee and Flowers for the cookies, and 5th-7th Leadership class for working incredibly hard for a memorable Halloween Party for all!
Make your student’s day extra special!
Whether it’s their birthday or they just need a little surprise to brighten their week, our AVID 11 class is offering custom locker decorations for $20 for Lakeview High School and Daly Middle School students
What’s included:
- wrapping paper on the outside
- Their name/message
- Bows and decorations
Payment options:
- Cash or checks accepted
- Checks made payable to LCSD7 — please write “AVID 11” in the memo
- Payment can be dropped off at Lakeview High School or mailed to:
906 S 3rd St, Lakeview, OR 97630
All proceeds support our AVID program. Link - https://forms.gle/8jdhASP5prJnAVHU7
If you have any questions, please contact Kaylie Stevenson, stevenson.kaylie@lakeview.k12.or.us
SCIENCE IN ACTION!
Mrs. Tague’s 5th grade students took learning to the next level by dissecting owl pellets this week! With tweezers in hand, students carefully examined the tiny bones and fur inside each pellet to discover what their owl might have eaten.
Mrs. Tague’s 5th grade students took learning to the next level by dissecting owl pellets this week! With tweezers in hand, students carefully examined the tiny bones and fur inside each pellet to discover what their owl might have eaten.
