Lake County School District 7

Mrs. Tague's 5th grade students learn about the life cycle, conservation, and the anatomy of clams.

Blast off! Mrs. Young's class at Union Elementary used some engineering, alka seltzer, and imagination to make these rockets fly. Thank you Mrs. Carter with the extension office for coming in to our class to run this experiment.

Tonight our baseball team takes on Rogue River at 4:00pm! Come support our team and join in the celebration of our two seniors, Tate Haskins and Miles Maxwell! Go Honkers!

We are so proud of our LHS OHSET Team! Look at their incredible results from the 2025 state meet.

Union Elementary 4th-6th got the tea on apothecary, ratios, and measurement today while making these homemade goodies. Thank you to Kim McFall with Outback Apothecary for taking the time to teach us and donating the supplies for these tea jars.

We have an event coming up next week on Monday, May 12th and Wednesday, May 13th, 2025, called Operation Prom Night. On the first day of the event, selected high school students will be pulled from class every 15 minutes to represent that every 15 minutes a life is lost due to driving while impaired. High School students that have volunteered to be part of this process will attend class with white paint on their faces to represent being deceased. They will also carry a headstone out to the front of the school as a visual reminder for passersby. Classes will run as normal this day, but your student may witness this in the halls or in their classrooms. On the second day of this event, crews from Lake Health District EMS, Thomas Creek-Westside Fire, Oregon State Police, and Lake County Sheriff’s Office will be hosting a simulation on the dangers of driving under the influence. This event can be very traumatic to students, as it is a full-scale simulation of a fatal car accident as a result of drinking and driving. We feel that this simulation is very impactful and that awareness of the dangers of driving while impaired can make a difference and influence the community’s youth to think twice before getting behind the wheel while intoxicated. Lake Health District EMS and Lakeview High School staff believe that even one life lost due to driving while impaired is too many. If you DO NOT want your student to participate in this event, please sign the opt out form that was sent home with students and return to the school no later than Thursday, May 8 2025. You only have to sign and return the form if your student does not have permission to attend. Additional forms are located at the front office if needed.

Dear Parents and Guardians, As we approach the end of another wonderful school year, we want to inform you that on Thursday, June 12, the last day of school, all students will be released at 2:00 PM. Please plan accordingly for pickup and any necessary arrangements. We appreciate your support throughout this academic year and wish you and your family a safe and enjoyable summer! If you have any questions, please feel free to contact building principals and secretaries.

The Lakeview High School Horticulture plant sale will take place Thursday May 15th and Friday May 16th from 9-4. We are still very busy getting ready, but here are a few of our favorites!

In honor of Principal Appreciation Day last week, Fremont School's first grade class surprised Mrs. Warner by singing one of her favorite childhood songs," Surfin' USA", outside her office. It was a special moment for everyone!

Congratulations to Sofia Goodin, who was awarded a $1,000 grant from Chris Spetzler of the Decision Education Foundation for her Friendship Island project! As part of the Leadership class, students were tasked with creating a “Dream Project” and applying for grant funding to support it. Sofia’s project aimed to bring students together using the decision education model, empowering them with effective decision-making skills while also helping their grades raise funds. Each participating grade competed in challenges, enjoyed weekend activities, and worked on fundraising efforts. In the end, students helped raise money for their classes and competed for a prize fund. The top fundraisers were Tommy Gallagher and Danica Shullanberger, who raised $350 for the junior class.

LHS is honored to be the home of a memorial bench in memory of student, Thomas Strong, on the front lawn. Kristin Thompson with Desert Rose Funeral Chapel did a beautiful job designing the bench. It is absolutely beautiful, and the best way to honor his legacy. Please stop by and see it!

Last week, Paul Whitman came to the 3rd, 4th, 5th, and 6th grade classes to share his talent and passion for percussion instruments. Students were delighted to learn more about percussion ensemble and watch his rendition of "Eye of the Tiger" on bucket drums. Thank you Mr. Whitman, for your visit!

Monday May 5th, 7-9 am or 3-6 pm. This is only available if you currently have students riding the bus. Please stop by the Bus Transportation office behind the District Office at 1341 South 1st Street on Monday May 5th from 7-9 am or from 3-6 pm, and pick up your student transportation card(s) and instructions for My Ride K-12 App. Students will swipe their card when loading and unloading the bus. (If this card is not on them they are still able to ride the bus.) My Ride K-12 App allows parent(s) to know when their child is on or off the bus route from their phone, and can be shared only by the parent(s) who sign up for the app. For example: with grandparent, childcare, etc. . If you can't drop by, we will send cards and instructions for the My Ride K-12 App home with your student(s) at a later date. The parent user guide is also available here: https://5il.co/3eqrk. Thank You LCSD7 Transportation

The Garrett Dunk Memorial Scholarship honors students who exemplify the core values of faith, compassion, perseverance and positivity - qualities that Garrett Dunk embodied. Donations to the scholarship fund are welcomed and encouraged. Donations can be made by scanning the QR code or by using the link here: https://www.schoolpay.com/pay/for/LHS-Honor-Society-Garrett-Dunk-Memorial-/SeC0Go6

Come join us for Kindergarten Roundup!

Do you have an incoming 7th or 8th grade student who is interested in playing on the DMS Volleyball team? If so, please attend Open Gym at Union with Coach Liv!

The annual Sunflower for Noni Color Run is quickly approaching and this year we’ve gone digital! Register for the run and choose your t-shirt size by scanning the QR code or clicking this link: https://aws.schoolpay.com/parent/mip/Mfye Donations welcome!

We are so proud of our track athletes! Congrats to Paige Owens and Matt Finetti as both athletes set school records!

Come support Lady Honks tomorrow!

Last week, Lakeview FFA traveled to Rogue River to compete in the Vet Science CDE Contest! Students tested their knowledge and skills through a Written Test, Breed ID, Parasite ID, Equipment ID, Math Application Practice, Clinical Practicums, and Handling Practicums. 🌟 Advanced Team – 4th Place 🔹️Saya Lally 🔹️Haley Neider 🔹️Raelynn Severson 🔹️Danica Shullanberger 🔹️Madison Wells 🌟 Beginning Team – 4th Place 🔹️Kimmy Crockett 🔹️Mattison Frank 🔹️Cayden Moschetti 🔹️Quincie Neider 🔹️Eva Simms Huge congratulations to both teams for all your hard work and success!