Lake County School District 7

Thank you to our Engineering Fair judges: the new County Surveyor, Zane Fernlund, and Kati and Kasey Clemens from Hall Motor. They had the extremely difficult challenge of choosing winners for our Union Elementary Engineering Fair. 🥇 First Place: Garrett Crawford for his creation of the Spinblade, a multi-tool designed to solve everyday problems. 🥈 Second Place: Darin Smith for his adjustable seat and lumbar support pillows, designed to address the problem of uncomfortable school chairs. 🥉 Third Place: Mikeal Slay for his refinement of hydroponic systems for use in vertical gardens. Congratulations to all of our student engineers for their creativity, innovation, and hard work!

Summer Lunch Program

Huge shout-out to the new 2026 Lakeview Town Pool crew! They took on a grueling two-day training and absolutely rocked it. We couldn’t be more proud of their hard work, enthusiasm, and commitment. Bring on an amazing season!
I’d also like to recognize the incredible community members and volunteers whose overwhelming support made a big difference throughout the training! They were constantly checking in on the crew, making sure we had everything we needed, and offering encouragement along the way. We are so grateful to be part of such an amazing community!

Graduation week is here! Please see the below calendar with the events of the week!

Students in our Forestry/Natural Resources class had the opportunity to not only hear from one of our very own, Parker Johnson, but also learn firsthand how to tie fishing flies! Parker taught students the process of tying one of the most popular flies used in fly fishing — the wooly bugger. Students gained hands-on experience while learning the patience, precision, and creativity that go into fly tying. Fun Facts About the Wooly Bugger: • One of the most popular and versatile fishing flies ever created • Can imitate leeches, baitfish, crayfish, and aquatic insects • Commonly used to catch trout, bass, and other fish species • Known for its movement in the water because of the marabou tail • A favorite fly pattern for both beginner and experienced anglers alike! Thank you, Parker, for sharing your knowledge and skills with our students!

Our Forestry & Natural Resources students had a field trip learning about wildfire risk, forest health, and sustainable land management. Students learned about the history of wildfire and fuels in our forests and how today’s forests are often more dense and contain heavier fuel loads, increasing wildfire risk. Most importantly, they discussed how we can be good stewards of the land and sustainably manage forests for future generations. Students also had the opportunity to visit a post prescribed burn to see the burn scars, where they saw firsthand how fire can be beneficial to ecosystems by promoting new grass growth and improving grazing opportunities. Another highlight of the day was learning the difference between wetlands and riparian areas. With Brandi Neider from Lake County Umbrella Watershed, students explored beaver dam analogues and learned how these structures improve riparian health, help retain water on the landscape, provide water sources for firefighting efforts, and can even help slow the spread of wildfire. What a great day of hands-on learning! Thank you to Ben van Heerden from Collins Pine, Jason Pettigrew from ODF, Brandi Neider with Lake County Umbrella Watershed, and John Shine for allowing us to explore and learn on your property. A special thank you to Chris Marks with ODF for organizing this amazing opportunity for our students!

Watching our Lakeview High School seniors complete their senior projects has been one of the best parts of the year. I’m incredibly proud of the impact these students are making in the community and grateful to help share the amazing work they’ve done. Thank you to everyone that supported or was involved in making these projects possible.

Steven Stogsdill - repair and painting of deck in front of Lake County Fairgrounds office
Haley Neider - clinic for young ladies wanting to try out for rodeo courts
Ashlynn Shullanberger - cleaning up the area around the L and painting it

Watching our Lakeview High School seniors complete their Senior Projects has been one of the best parts of the year. I’m incredibly proud of the impact these students are making in the community and grateful to help share the amazing work they’ve done.

Elise Hill - spring candidate's forum
Addie Holderman - remodel beef barn
Adrian Gonzalez and Calliegh Ryan - Soroptimist park trail restoration

Watching our Lakeview High School seniors complete their Senior Projects has been one of the best parts of the year. I’m incredibly proud of the impact these students are making in the community and grateful to help share the amazing work they’ve done.

Dave Frischknecht - presentation about foreign exchange through Rotary
Raelynn Severson - remodeling the ag shop locker room
Aiden Wright - road cleanup around Westside

Watching our Lakeview High School seniors complete their senior projects has been one of the best parts of the year. I’m incredibly proud of the impact these students are making in the community and grateful to help share the amazing work they’ve done.

Parker Johnson - basketball shot club board (made with boards from our old Honker Court floor)
Jaslynn Coley - clean up and general help at the IOOF and Sunset Cemeteries
Holly Robinson - exposing ADHay sixth graders to LHS music club

Watching our Lakeview High School seniors complete their senior projects has been one of the best parts of the year. I’m incredibly proud of the impact these students are making in the community and grateful to help share the amazing work they’ve done.

MaddieLynn McCully and Abby Coker - upgrade the kiosk at the New Pine Creek Cemetery
Rhylee Birch - Lake County Youth Mentor Program Fun Day Fundraiser
Jose Herrera and Jesus Villalobos - refurbish the LHS boys' bathrooms

Watching our Lakeview High School seniors complete their senior projects has been one of the best parts of the year. I’m incredibly proud of the impact these students are making in the community and grateful to help share the amazing work they’ve done.

Lizzi Morris - organizing the sports med room, building new medical table
Morgan Burdon - clean up and organize LHS/DMS greenhouse
Espi Delgado and Kami Vance - add on to the wall painting in the DMS

Watching our Lakeview High School seniors complete their senior projects has been one of the best parts of the year. I’m incredibly proud of the impact these students are making in the community and grateful to help share the amazing work they’ve done.

Madison Roberts - community service including painting tables and the fairgrounds and video recording at the candidate's forum
Chloe Ramirez - painting the bathrooms at the pool park
Makina Start - installing flag poles at the LHS baseball/softball complex

Watching our Lakeview High School seniors complete their senior projects has been one of the best parts of the year. I’m incredibly proud of the impact these students are making in the community and grateful to help share the amazing work they’ve done.

Wyatt McMahan - built racks and storage for the LHS/DMS clothing closet
Ignacio Arredondo, Ronaldo Olais and Hunter Albertson - general repair and painting of LHS/DMS weight room
Danica Shullanberger - Lakeview Community Pool upgrades

Introducing EPIC (Every Person in our Community)
A new modified soccer league designed to help accommodate those who may not be able to participate in our regular core program in the fall. EPIC is for players with disabilities ages 3-99 years old.

Sign up at AYSO146.org

EPIC will be hosting a field day at AD Hay on June 5th from 4:30-6:30 where players and parents can ask questions and have a little fun.

If you have any questions before then, contact Mariah Adams at mariahadams@ayso1426.org

Join us on Monday, June 2nd, from 2:00–3:00 PM at the Union Gym for an exciting showcase of student creativity and problem-solving! This isn't your traditional science fair. Students have followed the Engineering Design Process to identify everyday problems, develop innovative solutions, build prototypes, and test their ideas. From improving daily tasks to helping people and the environment, our young engineers have put their imagination and critical-thinking skills to work. The community is invited to come explore these creative innovations, meet the student designers, and celebrate their hard work and ingenuity. We hope to see you there!

AD Hay 5th graders had an exciting 3-day adventure on the Oregon Coast during their recent outdoor school field trip! Students explored marine science by dissecting squid, enjoyed time at the beach searching for tide pools and ocean creatures, and wrapped up the trip with fun and adventure at a local adventure park.

This hands-on learning experience gave students the opportunity to connect science, nature, and teamwork while creating lasting memories together. Thank you to everyone who helped make this trip possible!

🎤✨ LAKEVIEW’S GOT TALENT ✨🎤

Think you know talent? Come see Lake County community members take the stage and show what they can do!
May 21st
Show starts at 6:00 PM
Doors open at 5:30 PM
Alger Theater
FREE Admission!

🍿 Concessions available for purchase.

Bring your friends and family for a fun night of entertainment and community support!

Sponsored by Sources of Strength

Mrs. Hamilton's AVID 10 class would like to give a huge thank you to all of the community members who volunteered their time to educate them on possible future careers! Shout out to: Hallie Dick SSgt Ashley Annaloro Marisol Villagrana Erike Fuhriman Payton Hamilton and Shea Robinson We appreciate you all!

Hi Lakeview! My name is Nate Zendejas, and I’m a student in LHS Leadership. This year, I had the honor of chairing the DR Fundraiser, a project inspired by my family member Sofia Zendejas and her passion for helping others.
Working with Lane and Acarey Hadley and supporting the Doulos Lobos Discovery School in Jarabacoa, Dominican Republic, was an amazing and eye-opening experience. Their family’s dedication to serving students and families in the Dominican Republic was truly inspiring and motivated me throughout this project.
To raise money, we sold Mexican fruit cups — a fun and refreshing treat that helped bring our community together while supporting an important cause. This experience taught me so much about leadership, teamwork, and giving back to others.
Thank you to everyone who supported our fundraiser and helped make a difference both locally and around the world!